East Berlin News Notes Highlights Local Events
Traveling registrars logged 12 Democrats 10 Republicans one independent and four removals at Franklintown Fire Hall. Holstein-Priesian Association of America welcomed Harry E. Masemer Jr. of Dillsburg, a new member. Pallbearers honored Mrs. Amos Smith at her funeral. Mrs. Paul P. Lerew Sr. hosted Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bloodworth en route to Georgia. School board seeks buyers for 60 obsolete desks from Kathryn Bull Eisenhart property. Adrienne J. Wire, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wire, completed first year at Penn Hall Junior College. Mrs. Earle A. Delly among Adams County Republican Women on Gettysburg Square. Jacqueline J. Thoman of Hanover graduated from Wheaton College with a BA in Christian Education. Flowers for Mrs. Mary Coulson and for Mr. and Mrs. B. Kain placed by relatives. Cherry Ann Topper recovering after being struck by a car in Hanover. Walter A. Keeney and family attended Temple University School of Medicine graduation. Keeney Jr. also graduates Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital. Harrisburg Walter A. Keeney Jr. noted as former East Berlin executive VP of Gettysburg National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Masemer Jr
Dillsburg
Conn
Georgia
Bloodworth
Conewago
Kathryn Bull Eisenhart
West King Street
Adrienne J. Wire
Wilbur Wire
Spring Grove
Penn Hall Junior College
Chambersburg
Miriam Shetter
East Berlin
Earle A. Delly
Adams County
Frankintown
U. B. Church
Mary Coulson
Claude Wolfe
Maurice Coulson
B. Kain
Charles Myers
Cherry Ann Topper
John Topper
Hanover
Walter A Keeney
McKnightstown
Walter A. Keeney Jr
Fairfield
Glenn Musselman Jr
Cashtown
Temple University School of Medicine
Philadelphia
Keeney
Galen C Keeney
Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital
Harrisburg
Walter A. Keeney
Gettysburg National Bank
Youth Escapes As Auto Is Crushed
Robert D Belcher, 20, of York Springs R D 2, was injured when his car rear ended a truck near Irishtown on Thursday at 4 45. Alfred and Ronald Cook transported him to Hanover Hospital where he received contusions abrasions of the face and a fractured nose. Mark F Daley, 46, Reading, driving north 10 miles south of Irishtown, slowed to stop. Belcher’s car struck the left rear of the truck and went under it. Damages were about 200 to the car and 800 to the truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Belcher
York Springs R. 2
Irishtown
Alfred
Ronald Cook
York Springs R
Hanover Hospital
Mark F. Daley
Reading
Keefer Elected Coordinator for Adams York Franklin Conference
C. P Keefer of New Oxford was elected coordinator for the 13th annual summer discussion conference of schoolmen from Adams York and Franklin counties. He serves as assistant superintendent of Adams County schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P Keefer
New Oxford
Adams County
Adams
York
Frankln
Gettysburg College to host counties conference next June
Robert Beard of Chambersburg was named chairman to assist Keefer at the Gettysburg College gathering to be held June 11 and 12. Selon Dockey, principal of New Oxford High School, presided at the election ending the 12th conference Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg College
Robert Beard
Chambersburg
Keefer
Selon Dockey
New Oxford High School
Mrs. Rebecca Kiser, 87, dies at New Oxford home
Mrs Rebecca Mary Kiser widow of Charles Kiser, 87, of New Oxford R 1, died Sunday morning after a period of ill health. She was born in Mt Pleasant Two and was a parishioner of Sacred Heart Conewago Chapel. Survived by three children, a brother, ten grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Conewago Chapel with a requiem mass. Interment in the church cemetery. Funeral director Fred F Feiser assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Mary Kiser
Charles Kiser
New Oxford R. 1
Mt. Pleasant Two
Anthony and
Matilda
Lawrence) Gehring
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Conewago Chapel
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality
Francis A. Kiser
Hanover
Mary A. Woods
Henry F. Kiser
John Gehring
Baltimore
John P. Bolen
Fred F. Feiser
New Oxford
Public sale of decedent F X Gehring estate in Centennial
Executor Henry Moore will offer at public sale on July 7 1956 at Centennial Mount Pleasant Township Adams County Pa the late residence property and personal effects including a 1932 Plymouth coupe antiques and a two story dwelling with outbuildings terms to be announced Sale starts 1 PM for personal property and 2:30 PM for the real estate Auctioneers Lou Orndorff and attorney J F Yake Jr Sealed bid or inquiry listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Gehring
Mount Pleasant Township
Adams County
Centennial
D.S.T
Marriages and local notices from York and Adams counties
Marriages include Alice Meckley and H. Weidner near Heidlersburg and Grace Myers and Chas. Pickel in Latimore. Also Gordon, Barnhart, and Walters banns. baptisms listed for Weaver, Felty Jr., Groft, and Staub families. Local births, illnesses, and a veterinary graduate returning home noted. Theo. Pfeiffer Camp 60 Sons of Veterans relocates to New Oxford armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Meckley
Heidlersburg
H. 8. Weidner
York Springs
Chas. H. Pickel
Latimore Township
Grace E. Myers
Uriah
Mathias Sunbury
Shamokin
Violet Little
McSherrystown
Mervin Dahl
Effie Staub
Reading Township
Norman Weigard
East Berlin
Minnie Myers
Dillsburg
Samuel Walker
Pittsburgh
Helen Zinn
Ethel Thomas
York
Arthur J. Cashman
New Oxford
Thomas Barnhart
Bittingers
Annie Walters
Gettysburg
Weat Side Sanitarium
Addie Lupp
York Hospital
Eugene McDermitt
Hunterstown
E. T. Lau
Philadelphia
Paradise Township
Miriam Neely Gardner
Friends Central School
Lawrence Eugene
Francis L. Weaver
George Francis
Geo. T. Felty Jr
Dorris Rosina
Charlies J. Groft
Theresa Rebecca
Leo J. Staub
Leo P. Noel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ray Philips
Five Points
John Wolf
Theo. Pfeiffer
Sons of Veterans
Eagle Hotel
Peters St
Marriages, injuries and banns noted in area notices
20 years ago Robert Slaybaugh of Cross Keys fractured his left arm in a bicycle fall. A child of Mr and Mrs George Hale of Hamilton Township fractured his left arm. Joseph Kepner near Abbotts nearby. Marriages announced include Earsel F. Pyles and Lorene Staybaugh, Katherine A. Walker and Ralph Flickinger, and Harland C. Staub with Blanche Haar among others. Banns published between Violet Weaver and John Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Slaybaugh
Cross Keys
George Hale
Hamilton Township
Joseph Kepner
Abbottstown
Earsel F. Pyles
New Oxford
Lorene Staybaugh
Aspers
Katherine A. Walker
Ralph Flickinger
Harland C. Staub
Blanche Haar
New Oxford R. D
Richard F. Klunk
McSherrys
Arlan Reynolds elected reporter at State FFA officers
Arlan L. Reynolds of New Oxford was named reporter at the election of state officers of the Future Farmers of America at State College. Among winners in competition during the three day convention was David Costello of New Oxford who placed eighth in poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlan Reynolds
FFA
Arlan L. Reynolds
New Oxford
Future Farmers of America
State College
David Costello
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Franklintown
Deily
Ike
Jacqueline J. Thoman
Paul E. Jacobs
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Freezer Sale
SEC Ae
Gian
Ceedles
Convoniente
Watch Westinghouse
Roy B. Boyer
Westinghouse
Bertha E. Beitler
Muldred B. Norris
Wendell H. Norris
Trenton
N. J
Annie Geisler
Straban Twp
Delphine Wherley
N. Washington St
Ford Tractors and Equipment Universal Miltkers
Havery
Mik Tanks
Elevatore
Straley Farm
Suffly Dover
Pennsylvania Plywood and Lumber Co
Phene
Monroe St
W.alr.e. Co
York, Pa
Shaffner
E. Market Street Phene
Manutsctering
Thomasville
Manchester
Stambaugh Auto Parts
Magarte
Walnut St
Percy Alwine
Chester
Jacob Krone
Georgianna Miller
Swift Run
O. J. Myers
Chestnut St
Hanover, Pa
Park Theatre
Amana
Fashion Academy
Home Service and Supply Co
Red Men‘s Hall
Freezer
Miradal
NORGE
Clearview
Carlisle St
Sroceries
Jeu
Breezer
Metropolitan Edison Company
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