Miss Mary Eberhart Elected Diocesan Vice President
Miss Mary I Eberhart of Gettysburg was elected first vice president of the Diocesan Council of the National Council of Catholic Women at a Hershey board meeting. She is a St Joseph's college graduate and serves as secretary in the National Park office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary I. Eberhart
George F. Eberhart
Gettysburg
National Council of Catholic Women
Board of
Hershey
Eberhart
St Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
James A. McConaghey
National Park Office
Coneware
John O'Donnell
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Harrisburg
Sheehy
Mary Ramer
Frederick R. Rowe
Sara Agnes Stallsmith
Angela Rosensteel
Caroline Smiley
Geraldine Francis
Gloria Cardenti
Anna Swisher
Beatrice Redding
Catherine Diehl
Agnes Pauline Redding
Mary Ann Riley
Elizabeth Knox
Marie Robinson
Monica Redding
Ave Rosensteel
Nellie Redding
Henry Roth
Leech
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Howard Carroll
Council
John A. Maguire
George L. Leech
America
Estate of Frank W Leidy Adms County Pa Letter Admin Granted
Estate of Frank W Leidy late of New Oxford Adams County Pa deceased. Letters of Administration granted to the undersigned by the Register of Wills Adams County Pa. All persons with claims against the estate must present them and all debts must be paid promptly to the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Leidy
New Oxford
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Katale
Jane Urichk
Bat
Berlin
Notice estate of Mary R Melhorn deceased
Administration granted by the Adams County Register of Wills to Harry E Melhorn administrator requests all claimants and debtors to present or pay without delay. Address of administrator is New Oxford Pennsylvania and attorney J B Yake Gettysburg Pennsylvania 21 Baltimore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Melhorn
New Oxford
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Harry EE. Melhorn
Denwanna
Varus
Pennsylvanian
Hin
J. BP. Yake
Esty
Baltimore Street
Gettysburg
Penna
Predict Apple Crop as Large as Last Year Adams county fruitmen predict near 1937 yields
Adams county fruitmen compare apple and peach prospects for 1938 noting an apple crop nearly as large as the big 1937 yield and a bumper peach crop. Reports cite light apples in Bendersville and Wenksville areas, with heavy thinning of peaches ongoing and freezing blamed for smaller yields.
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Adams County
Bendersville
Wenksville
Fairheld
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Denis
St. Joan of Arc’s
Lawrence Scott
Boy Scouts
Rose Kemple
Anna D. Gamble
Harold Keller
Agnes Regan
Grace B. Leidy
Executriz
Gilbert
Chambersburg Street
Britcher & Bender
Modene
J. W. Fischer & CO
Carlisle St
Hanover
George Zandel
Pennsylvania State College
the Orphan's Court
State OF
Robert M. Straley
Claude 8S. Straley
John P. Butt
Gettysburg, Pa
John O. Pepper
State College
John A. Ruef
The
Europe
Ruef
John W. Lucabaugh
Berwick Township
W.P.A
M. T. Hartman
H. M. Weigle
Appalachian Apples
Rudist
Rudisill
Sell
Clark
Exchange Place
RYDES
el Leroy Rife R. DD
All Tames
Strausbaugh Planing Mill
Both Bros
Broadway Jewelers
Dacuffers
William C
Il Anover, Pa
Plank's
Plank
N. L. Plank
York ST
Hoffman Bros
York Street
the Mutual Life Ins. Company
New York
Consult
Elwood D. Myers
Broadway
Theo. E. Warner
Dunlops
Dunlop
Chambersburg St
J. A. Hull
Locust & Broadway
Stermer
W. Market St
York, Pa
W. C. Bender
Arthur V. Bartensinger
Stewartsacowil
Anderson Grain & Feed Company
Philadelphia St
Carlisle Ave
York, Penna
Conrad
Dick’s Tire Service
Richard Higginbotham
Conewago Chapel
Smith's Grove
Boehler & Becker
Willys Sales & Service
Baltimore St. Hanover
Yenungs
Vate
T' Ll
Wobert
Abew
Goodrich
Safety
Silvertown
Guy A. F. Hoke
Abbottstown, Pa
Hanover, PA
Penn Grove
Porter
Lee
Shell
Forest Park
Ford Panel
Ford
Studebaker Panel
Ford 131
R & G Guarantee
C. C. C. Stake
Chevrolet
Dodge
G.M.C
S, George Street
Country Club Road
York