Social notes from Gettysburg area and surrounding towns
A lengthy roster recalls visits and stays of residents and visitors across Gettysburg and nearby towns. Ada Williams visits Ammon Bupp in Carlisle. multiple families including the Weavers Hugus and Rev Pontius visit J. L. Sheetz on Center Square. others travel between York Springs Swarthmore Abbottstown and Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Williams
Gettysburg
Ammon Bupp
Carlisle Street
H. T. Weaver
Anna Hugus
Pontius
J. L. Sheetz
Center Square
Benjamin Miller
York Springs
Middle West
Wm. D. Himes
Lincoln Way
West
Moses Baker
Bender Z. Cashman
Pittsburgh
New Oxford
George Meekley
Heidnersburg
Bernardine Lingg
Emmitsburg
Wills P. Bower
Philadelphia
Boro
Thos. J. Bower
Berlin Avenue
Maberglroth
Clara B. Feiser
Reformed Parsonage
Moyer
Walter E. Garrett
Dorothy Miller
Syltnois
Rockville
George Jacobs
East Berlin
C. L. Baker
Winona Lake
Ind
Church of the Brethren
Charles Meckley
Minnie Haar
Abbottstown
Harry McCleary
York
John B. Myers
Thomasville
Harry Haar
Hanover Street
Martin Boyer
Eva Moore
J. Witmer
Sunbury
E. McGrail
West High Street
Cashtown
Biglerville
Charles Straley
Maytown
Catharine Straley
Frank Straley
N. R. Bailey
Dillsburg
John A. Foose
Geo. A. Miller
C. H. Robinson
Frances
Jos I. Weaver
Trishtown
John Miller
T. C. Miller
Lemoyne
Emigaville
Cornelius Aumen
W. A. Tate
Hunterstown
Tate
Baltimore
Quiet wedding spell for York couples marked by family presence
In York and surrounding towns multiple marriages are reported. Miss Ethel Thomas and Arthur J Cashman wed at the bride's home with immediate family, later planning a Columbus Ohio home and touring. Additional nuptials include Miss Alice Meckley and Prof. H S Weidner in Norfolk Virginia, plus several other local unions with ties to Hanover York Springs and East Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kieffer
Fairfield
S. C. Swab
Lincoln Way
East
Keiffer
Swab
P. Kauffman
New Oxford
Hanover Street
J.B. Sitler
Delray
A.W. Herman
Philadelin
M. C. Topper
Brush Run
Herbert Hawn
John Graw
Joseph Colgan
Charles Hemiler
J. J. Hemler
Evelyn Hemler
Dorothy
Stella Hawn
Mary Alice Graw
Hanover
F. G. Hemler
Ephraim Thomas
Stella Hemler
Percy
Favl
Leo Hemler
Centennil
Edw. Smith
F. Todt
Frank Todt
Littlestown
F. Kusor
Pigeon Hills
Spangler Hetrick
E. L. Eckert
Ellen Lohr
Charles Griffin
Josephine C. Smith
Edward
Charles Rinehart
Paul
Charles Kuhn
Near New Oxford
Mervin Zinn
Emanuel Stambaugh
Joseph
Guy Kepner
Jen Miller
Carlisle Street
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Ida 38. Feiser
Stechton
David Eline
McSherrystown
Calvin Miller
West High Street
Hayes B. Fair
Hershey
Charles Dennis
York Springs
M. G. Colestock
Paul D. Weaver
Mt. B. Mary's College
John 5. Weaver
An Over
John Swamley
Harrisburg
Ethel Thomas
Robert Thomas
York
Arthur J. Cashman
Z If. Cashman
Swartz
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Ohio
Alice Meckley
Squire
George Meckley
Heidersburg
H. 8. Weidner
Norfolk
B. M. Haymore
Lutheran Church
Alrs. Weidner
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Fortress Monroe
Ocean City
J. A. Cashman
Virginia
Northland
South Carolina
Gettysburg College
New Oxford Prepares For Fourth Of July Celebration
Plans for the Fourth of July events in New Oxford remain unofficial though touted as the greatest celebration yet with a Washington speaker among those to address the crowds. A detailed report will follow next week. Minor legal actions included three Gettsyburg guides fined for park rule violations. MD Guard mobilization noted. local residents relocate and repaint homes as part of ongoing community efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Armory
New Oxford
Washington
Democrats Nominate Wilson and Marshall in St Louis
The Democratic national convention in St Louis unanimously nominated Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey for president and Thomas R Marshall of Indiana for vice president. John W Weseott of Haddonfield N J delivered a powerful speech forWilsons nomination. The convention approved Wilsons foreign policy while Oliver James Kentucky led a rousing tribute to his diplomacy with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Thomas R. Starshall
Indiana
John W. Weseott
Haddonfield
N. J
Wilson
Baltimore
John W. Kern
Thomas St. Marshall Fu
Vance C. McCormick
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Democracic National Committee
Ollie James
Kentucky
Germany
William J. Bryan
William A. Glasgow
Philadelphia
Glasgow
New York
A. Mitchell Palmer
Stroudsburg
Senator Stone
Supreme Court
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Little Delaware
Saulsbury
Nomi
New Jersey Delegation Nominates Wilson Amid Roaring Rally
A New Jersey delegation leads a large rally at the convention as Judge Westcott nominates President Wilson. Delegates and spectators cheer, hats fly, bands play, and a unified vote nominates Wilson and vice president. The platform advocates Americanism, unity, neutrality shifts, and strong national defense.
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Greenebaums, “Or the Square,” Hanover, Penn’a
J. F. Rickrode
Centre Square
Paul E, Sell
the Standard Store of
Broadway
New Oxford Cemetery
City
H. N. Forney
John Wolf
Hamilton
George Russel
Jacob Lose
York County Republican Committee
City Hall
McClean Stock
Robert
C. Win
Beales
E. E. Deitterich
New Chester
Peters Street
Armory
Lincolnway
Taney
Middleburg
Hamiltonian
Liberty
John M. Hood
Western Maryland Company
Roth
Anna Gebhart
Nicholas Gebhart
Mt. Rock
Mt. Pleasant Township
Mt. Hope Sanatorium
Hebron Lodge F. & A. M
N. M. Dicky
Tielena Schmuck Wendig
C. Walters Kendig
William J. Melhor
Augustus Methorn
Wanovery
Schmuck
J. N. Hersh
Ada Lau
D. 13. Lau
Philip RB. Hall
State College
Irvin Lau
Mise J ¥ Oln Roth
O. C. Roth
Chambersburg
George W. Immell, Jr
Luther Kuhlman
A. S. Himes
Charles H. Fickel
Gilbert Fickel
Latimore Township
Grace E. Myers
James Myers
Uriah
van Seogoc
W. R.mckinney
van Scoyer
Mervin Dahr
Effie Staub
Reading Township
Irvin 8. Ditzler
Norman Weigard
Elizabeth Weigard
Minnie Myers
Eveler
June
Robert Baker
Charmian
Nellie Singley
Hagerstown
Mathias Sunbury
Shamokin
Violet Little
Jacob Little
St. Mary’s Church
Reucher
Samuel Walker
Helen Zinn
William Zinn
St. Mary’s
Fr. Reudher
St. Vincent's Church
Midway
Anna M. Hemler
Mra
Reina Hemler
Ralph G. Hertz
Frank Hertz
Murphy
John Coderi
Wm. F. Coderi
Gettyeburg
Miller Brothers
George Hensil
Wibbton
A. Bailey Morelock
1St Regiment
Maryland National Guard
Focal P.O
AL Band
Helethorpe
Maryland Guard
Leo P. Noel
Kitc My
Pius J. Noel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wilson and
Marshall
Wescott
Westcott
James
S.cachine
America
Mexico
Democratic Party
Mr. Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Tariff Commission
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