Hanover Area News Briefs From Home and World’s Fair Visit
Dr and Mrs Richard Stock of Hanover tour the Chicago World’s Fair arranged by the Battlefield terminal Gettysburg. At home near New Oxford many visitors, including families of Sadler Howe Harper and Howe, and Mrs H I Smith Lincolnway East, attend gatherings. Community events include a birthday dinner for Esther Feiser and a large United Spanish War Veterans banquet in Gettysburg. Local leisure notes mention outdoor pool construction on Lincolnway West and numerous social visits across Hanover, New Oxford, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stock
Hanover
Chicago
Battlefield
Gettysburg
J. F. Howe
New Oxford
F. Sadler
Samuel, Jr
Riverhead
N. Y
Harper Howe
Fred
Near Town
Jacob Howe
Harold
Hampton
H. I. Smith
Lincolnway
East
Robert Seal
R. N
New
Hanover Street
Roland Morgan, Jr
Mildred Morgan
Youngstown
Ohio
H. E. Laugh
W. D. Himes
F. Lehman
Max Miller
New York City
Ottawa
Canada
Samuel Holtry
Beatrice
West
Cyril Rickrode
Holtry
Clifford Blackwell
Philadelphia
Z. Ruth Sponseller
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Esther Pottore
Detroit
Minnie Pottorff
Pleasant Street
Edwin Snyder
John Snyder
Proctor Snyder
New Chester
H. E. Lough
William Steffy
United Spanish War Veterans
Richard McAllister
Henry Cloyd Brown
Leo. T. Brown
Washington, D. C
Brown
Helen Slaybaugh
Gran'pap
Henry Cloyd Slaybaugh
Albert Noel
Force
O'Bold
Hanover Hardware Company
Jordan Cottage
Oakwood
Dicks’ Dam
Centennial
Gettysburg All-Stars
B. Smith
Midway Tigers
Pine Run
Tigers
Abbottstown
Paul Berkheimer
Newark
N. J
St. Michael’s Hospital
Theodore E. Warner
Harry Price
Baltimore
Curtis Peters
Biglerville
Carey McSherry
Won
Manchester
H. A. Rupp
Carlisle Street
Catherine Rosegrant
Marie Carbaugh
G. M. Haas
Bouderton
F. J. Rider
Park Hotel
L. Wiest Miller
Beaver College
Jenkintown
E. ©. Livingston
Adams County Christian Endeavor Elects Officers in Hampton
The Adams County Christian Endeavor convention met in Hampton with about 100 attending the afternoon session at Trinity Lutheran and 300 at the evening meeting in the Hampton Reformed church. Paul Shultz was named president again, with Martha Furney as secretary and a full slate of officers including Charles Gentzler as vice president and George Inskip as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Christian Endeavor
Hampton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Hampton Reformed Church
Paul Shultz
Gettysburg
Martha Furney
Charles Gentzler
East Perlin
George Inskip
Trearer
Jean Thomas
Bigler
Arthur Wolfe
Louella Snider
Gettysburg A. M. E
Church Quartet
Reba Alexander
Paul Decker
H. W. Sternat
Four Motorists Arrested by Gettysburg Patrol
Four motorists were arrested over the weekend by Corporal C. M. Stroh of the Gettysburg sub station for alleged motor code violations. Charles G. Boyer of Biglerville faced reckless driving charges on the Biglerville road. James H. Irby of Gettysburg held for failing to stop at a through traffic stop sign. William Gastley of Gettysburg arrested for an improperly registered truck. Elmer H. Keeney of New Freedom R. 1 charged with reckless driving in New Oxford. Informations against Boyer, Irby, and Gastley were brought before Justice Neil W. Gibson. Keeney’s information before Justice W. D. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Stroh
Gettysburg
Highway Motor Patrol
Charles G. Boyer
Biglerville
James H. Irby
William Gastley
Elmer H. Keeney
New Freedom R. 1
New Oxford
Boyer, Irby and
Gastley
Justice of the Peace
Neil W. Gibson
Keeney
W. D. Myers
Schedule for York Adams County Horseshoe League Opens
The York Adams County Horseshoe League begins with Spring Grove at New Oxford. Six teams Arendtsville East Berlin Gettysburg Hanover New Oxford Spring Grove. Games run Wednesdays with rain dates Fridays. A standard horseshoe is used in all matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
New Oxford
Arendtsville
East Berlin
Gettysburg
Hanover
Mrs Menges and Slagle Visit Foulk Home at Two Taverns
Mrs Maria Menges and Miss Sarah Louise Slagle from Lincolnway East have been staying for several weeks at the residence of Mr and Mrs Roy Foulk in Two Taverns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Menges
Sarah Louise Slagle
Lincolnway
East
Roy Foulk
Wolf and Son dissolved. two new ventures by Wolf brothers
John H. Wolf and Son dissolves by mutual agreement. John H. Wolf continues grocery on East High, while J. Lloyd Wolf runs country produce and huckster routes. Debtors urged to settle to close the books. patrons invited to continue support as individuals. Credit makes enemies. Let's be friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wolf
Local residents note a weekend of visits and illness
George F. Weaver begins a six week course at Shippensburg State Teachers College. Verna Shull visits Columbia with Agnes Curren. Rev C H Shull and wife stay at Frederick. Stanley Shull and Richard tour Washington DC by motorcycle. Gormelys of Gettysburg visit Deatricks at Belmont. Brown couple spend Sunday at Bel- mont. Mrs Yohe recovers from indigestion while relatives gather at her home. Several friends attend Thad Hess funeral at Mummasburg. Millars visit Gulden’s Station. Katie Fidler ill. Nellie Bowers buys Bowers dwelling and store from Dillsburg bank for 3000. Clyde Bowers purchases the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Weaver
Near Here
Shippensburg State Teachers College
Verna Shull
Belmont
Agnes Curren
Columbia
C. H. Shull
Frederick
Stanley Shull
Richard
Washington
D. DC
Richard Gormely
John
Billie
Gettysburg
D. Grant Deatrick
Nellie Bowers
Bowers
Dillsburg Bank
Clyde Bowers
Hospital News from Warner and Hanover Reflect Local Care
Local patients receive treatment and others are discharged from Warner hospital Gettysburg and Hanover area facilities. Miss Dorothy Walter Gettysburg and Miss Catherine Dentler Bendersville had tonsils removed. Discharges include Mrs P M Mishler and infant, Gettysburg. Herman Densen and infant, Gettysburg. Mrs Marshall Longenecker and infant, Biglerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bream
Gettysburg
R. D
Warner Hospital
Elmer Mumper
York Springs
Elizabeth Daley
Bernard Bruce
Biglerville
George D. Kindig
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
John Robert
West Side
D. F. Forney
Maurice Dugan
Bendersville
P. M. Mishler
Herman Donsen
Marshall Longenecker
Catherine Dentler
Dorothy Walter
Archie Himes
East Berlin
Marriage Licenses for York Residents and Partners
Hamilton Joshua Burdette and Mamie Virginia Bilerkamp are wed by license. York couples Bradley C. Wisotzkey and Gladys L. Strausbaugh, daughter of Currin and Marie Harding Strausbaugh, formerly of Hanover, are listed in the marriage license records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Joshua Burdette
York
Mamie Virginia Bilerkamp
Hanover
Bradley C. Wisotzkey
Gladys L. Strausbaugh
Currin and
Marie Harding Strausbaugh
Weikert Family Sixth Annual Reunion At Arendtsville Park
The sixth Weikert reunion will be at Arendtsville union park on Thursday July 20. All Weikert relatives are invited. Current officers: President Edward L. Weikert Jr. Gettysburg and Washington. Vice President William P. Weikert McKnightstown. Secretary Clayton Rohrhaugh Littlestown. Treasurer Mervin Weikert Fairfield. Historian P Emory Weaver Littlestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weikert
Arendtsville Union Park
Edward L. Weikert, Jr
Gettysburg
Washington
William P. Weikert
McKnightstown
Clayton Rohrhaugh
Littlestown
Mervin Weikert
Fairfield
P. Emory Weaver
Local society notes from Warner hospital and area visits
Miss Frances Robinson of Poplar street remains seriously ill after an operation at Warner hospital Gettysburg on Tuesday. W C Alwine and Mr and Mrs Charles Alwine with Mr and Mrs William Alwine Jr visited Philadelphia this Sunday. Mrs Charles E Alwine of Lincoln way East plans a week in Atlantic City with sister Mrs A S Grant Scull. Earl Bentzel near town received six stitches after cutting the middle finger at a local factory. Prof and Mrs Harold P Landis of Wonielsdorf were local visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Robinson
Poplar Street
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
W. C. Alwine
Charles Alwine
William Alwine
Philadelphia
Charles E. Alwine
Lincolnway
East
Atlantic City
Grant Scull
Earl Bentzel
Harold P. Landis
Wonielsdorf
Francis Klunk
Hanover
Superior
Florence
Catherine
Leona Nicholson
Frank Miller
Pauline Sneeringer
Irishtown
Carlisle
John Greenholtz
Dicks’ Dam
Dale Rickrode
North Peters Street
Hampton
A. E. Jacobs
Sarah Berkheimer
Anna Riker
Earl and
Jean
Spring Grove
Jacobs
Henry Haar
New Oxford
Biglerville
Teresa Staub
Marian Lingg
Lillian Strausbaugh
Florence Lingg
Baltimore
Hillen S. Griffin
H. W. Rosegrant
Harry Jordan
J. C. Felty
Amos Little
West
Bernard Noel
East High Street
Gettysburg Hospital
Emory Smith
Hanover Street
Bessie Shuff
Berwick Township
Squire W. D. Myers
June Dowhaver
Harriesburg
Smth
Harry Price
Theo
E. Warner
Center Square
George Osborne
George
John Woodward
Westminster
J. M. Hulick
Carlisle Street
Livingston Building
First Lutheran Church
Agnes Sterner
Harry J. Sterner
Fabian Weaver
Srushtown
Margaret Bradshaw
Riverton
N. J
Miriam Diehl
M. D. Diehl
Wiluauagen
Fireworks Sale Prohibited in New Oxford Borough
Under a borough ordinance the sale of fireworks in New Oxford is banned and all persons are warned not to sell or exhibit fireworks. Violations will be handled by law. By Order of Town Council W D Myers Bec
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Corneil
W. D. Myers
Bec
Deaths Mrs Rose Aumen of Allentown Area
Mrs Rose Aumen native of Cedar Ridge died at Sacred Heart hospital Allentown Saturday from a disease complication aged 79 She is survived by two daughters a son seven sisters and two brothers Funeral was held Wednesday at Sacred Heart Church Allentown with interment there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Aumen
Cedar Ridge
Sacred Heart Hospital
Avlentown
Aumen
Philip
Catherine Hemler
Charles Leng
Frank Eddinger
Simon Aumann
Allentown
Agnes Redding
Lewis Storm
Gettysburg
John Oram
Josephine Breighner
Molly Delak
York
Sally Brown
Baltimore
Mary Slentz
Harrisburg
Jerome Hemler
William Hemler
Sacred Heart Church
Widow of Ursinus I Glatfelter dies in East Berlin at 48
Mrs. Alice Alverta Glatfelter widow of Ursinus I Glatfelter died Friday at 3 45 am at her East Berlin home after a nine week illness. She was 48 and active in the East Berlin Reformed church serving as infant department superintendent and president of the Mite and Women’s Missionary societies. Surviving are five children and relatives. Funeral was Monday at the East Berlin Reformed church with burial in East Berlin cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Alverta Glatfelter
Ursinus I Glatfelter
East Berlin
Women’s Missionary Society of the Reformed Congregation
Snellbeck
Ellen Harmon
Abbottstown
George Glatfelter
Oran Altland
Casper
Victor
Julia Glatfelter
David Harmon
Wolf
William Buran
Emigsville
Edward Krout
Thomasville R. 1
David Hoke
Death of Helen Storm in Hanover Hospital
Helen Elizabeth Storm of 511 North Street McSherrystown died at 11 30 am Thursday in Hanover General Hospital from complications. She is survived by her parents Louis and Mrs Storm and nine siblings, plus three step-siblings and one step-brother. Services were held Monday at 9 am at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev L A Reudher presiding. pallbearers named Earl Topper Joseph Keffer Louis Weaver Frank Patterson Raymond Keffer and Hugh Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Elizabeth Storm
North Street
McSherrystown
Hanover General Hospital
Miss Storm
Louis Storm
Mildred
Robert
Francis
Clifford
Richard
Donald
Anna
Margaret
Leo Miller
Gettysburg
Clarence Frock
Gettysburg R. 2
Carvin Leese
Philadelphia
Horace Storm
Palmyra
St. Mary's Catholic Church
L. A. Reudher
Earl Topper
Joseph Keffer
Louis Weaver
Frank Patterson
Raymond Keffer
Hugh Miller
Hartman Family Party Highlights Milestones and Moves
Mrs Elizabeth Hartman celebrates her 91st birthday at The Boulders near Harrisburg with relatives including Ella Ehrehart and Mary Yeagy. Eliza beth Hartman, niece, is named head of botany at Women’s Christian College Madras India and sails June 21 on the S S Valcanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Ehrehart
Mary Yeagy
Willis Yeagy
G. W. Hartman
the Boulders
Harrisburg
Elizabeth Hartman
Women's Christian College
Madras
India
Miss Hartman
Ehrehart
New Oxford
S. S. Valcanta
Andrew Bigham
Lincolnway
West
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Norville Shoemaker
Taneytown
Bigham
Forest Park
Hanover
D. L. Savage
Kling
Savage
John Melhorn
Berlin Street
Fabian Staub
Eugene Melhorn
Wallace V. Peters
Germantown
John N Hersh
Smith & Overbaugh
Hanover Day Sale Carnival Planned for Thursday
Arrangements completed for Hanover Day with a town wide sales carnival. Merchants invite thousands from York Adams and Carroll counties to shop from 8 a m to 8 p m Center square hosts a 930 p m band concert and a 6 to 10 p m automobile show. Traffic changes include 5 30 p m no parking on center square and clockwise one way in nearby alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
York
Adams
Carroll Counties
Center Square
Broadway
Carlisle
Baltimore
Frederick
McSherrystown Narrowly Defeats New Oxford 3 2 Sunday
McSherrystown built a quick lead with one run in the first and two in the second and rode Bevenour to a 3 2 win over New Oxford at Sunday game. Poist led New Oxford with notable hitting as McSherrystown outhit 10 to 7 but failed to capitalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherrystown
Bevenour
Poist
New Oxford
New Oxford Drops Narrow Loss to McSherrystown in Pebble Quad
McSherrystown edges New Oxford 3 to 2 as Zeigler hits a three-base shot. F Devine Groft and Zeigler supply two-base hits, with Cabaugh and Zeigler stealing bases. Bevenour pitchers for McSherrystown and Bevenour for New Oxford combine for seven strikeouts each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbaugh
Trone
Zeigler
Rinehart
McClain
Shriver
Poist
Cceerees
Bevenour
Miller
McSherrystown
New Oxford
F. Devine
J. Groft
Smith
Cargaugh
F. Keller
H. Noel
Strausbaugh
J. Weaver
McSheerrystown
Groft
Bevenoor
Kinneman
Brashears
New Oxford Beats Fairfield 9–7 At Old Mill Diamond
New Oxford tops Fairfield 9 to 7 on Saturday at Old Mill diamond. Next, New Oxford hosts Fairfield at Old Mill park at 2 30 Saturday afternoon. Sunday Centennial meets New Oxford at Old Mill park at 2 30. Fans urged to attend pair of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Fairfield
Old Mill
Centennial
Adams Scores and Postponements Outline Local Football Results
Saturday results include Gettysburg 1 over Arendtsville 0 and New Oxford 9 over Fairfield 7. Centennial at Bendersville postponed. Sunday scores show McSherrystown 4 over New Oxford 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Arendtsville
New Oxford
Fairfield
Bendersville
Bollinger Honored by Kiwanis Conference in Los Angeles
Father Bollinger of Atlanta Georgia and former Hanover Kiwanis secretary was chosen to preside at the conference of lieutenant governors during the International Kiwanis convention in Los Angeles. He serves as a delegate from the Atlanta Kiwanis club. He previously held office as secretary in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger
Alice Bollinger
Atlanta
Georgia
Hanover
Los Angeles
Kiwanis Club
Rinehart and Klunk to Wed at St Marys Church
Miss Florence FE Rinehart daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Rinehart Hanover street and Fred Klunk of Centennial will be married in St Marys church this place Monday forsuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence FE Rinehart
Charles Rinehart
Hanover Street
Fred Klunk
Centennial
St. Mary’s Church
This Place
Munday Forsuing
Community notes from Carlisle area residents
Numerous brief items report visitors and illness at homes in Carlisle and nearby towns. Stories mention Mrs Goldie Smith recovering, frequent visitors from St Marys Lykens, and various family movements. Local events include a Hof horseshoes relay and a strawberry festival proceeds of about 16 dollars, plus an upcoming Dicks dam road opening and a gasoline price increase.
Ground Breaking At First Lutheran Church In New Oxford
Members of First Lutheran church held a ground breaking at the new site after a 2:30 PM service led by Rev. George E. Sheffer. Nine visiting pastors participated, with Rev. H D Weaver delivering the sermon and the New Oxford band leading the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
First Lutheran Church
Orvices
George E. Sheffer
H. DD. Weaver
Paul Harner
Hanover
Church Council and Building Committee
H. B. Miller
John Wagner
Lloyd Stock
Clair Lockinghill
John Wolf
M. G. Colestock
A. P. Markel
C. Leicholtz
Amos Little
E. C. Livingston
Arthur Yecagy
Kathryn Winand
D. F. Slentz
Ald Society
The
Gothis
Berlin Avenue
John Bg, Hamme
J. Alfred Hamme
Contention Over Gas Mains On Lincoln Way Delays New Oxford Work
Dispute whether Gettysburg Gas mains should be laid inside the curb on Lincoln Way halts New Oxford project. One Interested voices his view on trenching the stately shoulders while residents oppose pavement and grass diggings. gas company’s version unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Lincolnway
New Oxford
Gas Comepany
Truck Schedule Update for New Oxford Tuesdays
Our truck will be in New Oxford on Tuesdays at SPio and Span Cleaners located on Jel Broadway Hawrer, PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Spio and Span Cleaners
Jel Broadway
Hawrer, Pa
Church Services At New Oxford Lutheran Church
The Rev. George E. Sheffer, pastor, leads Sunday church school at 9 a.m. Holy Communion at 10:15 a.m. and 7 p.m. Preparatory service Friday at 7:45 p.m. Baptism service at 2 p.m. on Communion Sunday. Last evening service until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Sheffer
New Oxford Methodist Church Service Schedule
The New Oxford Methodist Church led by Pastor Rev R B Dysart hosts Sunday school at 9 00 with E Hager as superintendent and worship at 10 00 A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 in the church accompanying activities in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Forty Hours Devotion at Conewago Chapel
The Conewago chapel holds a Forty Hours devotion beginning Friday at 5 30 a m and closing Sunday at 7 p m Reverend Peter Moran Paulist Father of New York City will preside Masses Friday Saturday Sunday mornings at 8 30 and 7 00 p m devotion at 7 00 p m each day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewago Chapel
Peter Moran
New York City
New Oxford Reformed Charge Service Schedule
The Rev. H. E. Sheely presides at St. Paul's New Oxford with church school at 9 a.m. and a worship service with sermon at 7 p.m. An invitation is extended to share in spiritual blessings through attendance at the House of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Reformed
H. E. Sheely
St. Paul's, New Oxford
House of God
Emmanuel Sunday Services Promote Churchgoing Habit
Emmanuel in Abbottstown invites all to church school at 9 a m and a worship service with sermon at 10 a m on Sundays. The notice encourages making church attendance a habit and welcomes everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
Abbottstown
York Springs Lutheran Charge Sunday services and visits
York Springs and Chestnut Grobe schedule Sunday school at 9 30 a m and 10 15 a m with preaching at 10 30 a m and 9 00 a m respectively. Lower Bermudian holds Sunday school at 9 00 a m and a Children's Day service at 7 30 p m with Mrs Ellis an elocutionist from Boston assisting in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs
Chestnut Grobe
Lower Bermudian
Ellis
Boston
Council Debate Over Lincolns Highway Shoulders Privilege
Town column urges council to resist granting a corporation the right to tear up improved Lincoln highway shoulders for natural gas pipes. It recalls past state funded shoulder construction, warns of future repairs and ongoing borough costs, and urges shifting work to Alleys for rear service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheely
Gilbert and Myers
Highway Department
Lincoln Highway
Byorough
New Ostad
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C. E
John He Wolf
Heidlersburg
Hospital News
Mrs
Alice A. Glatfelter
Helen Storm
A. E. Strausbaugh
Ibeverne
Eaenes J. Lawrence
C Fence Eeew C. Groft
F. Keffer
R. Groft
Goldie Smith
McCherrystown
Mabel Staub
West High Street
M. Bernardine
Loretta Joseph
St. Mary's Convent
Lykens
C. A. Brashcars
Eugene Romberger
New Oxford Lutheran
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