Adams County directors plan August picnic committees
At the June meeting the Adams County board of school directors named committees for the annual county school directors association convention picnic to be held August 4 at Arendtsville Union Park. They also approved 1938 39 budgets for 15 districts and discussed closing a one room school with attendance 10 or fewer. Raymond W. Robinson will be the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Board of School Directors
Court House
County School Directors’ Association
Arendtsville Union Park
Conewagoo
State Department of Public Instruction
Raymond W. Robinson
Department of Public Instruction
Harry S. Stoner
Franklin Township
Roy M. Raffensperger
Butler Township
Wills H. Lady
Biglerville
Cecil Gulden
Mount Joy Township
Edgar J. Smith
Huntington Township
Zeal R. Peters
Tyrone Township
B. E. Benner
Hamiltonban
John E. Gentzler
East Berlin
R. M. Phreaner
Littlestown
Harold A. Smith
York Springs
Levi C. Zepp
Union Township
Lloyd J. Orner
Bendersville
Emerson L. Eckert
Conewago Independent
Martha Raffensperger
C. A. Bigham
New Oxford
Orville C. Lentz
Germany Township
P. S. Orner
M. E. Knouse
Arendtsville
Arendtsville Borough
Arendtsville Vocational School
Conewago Township
Fairfield
Frankin Township
Hamiltonban Township
Liberty Township
McSherrystown
Menallen Township
Reading
Tyrone
Co. J. Nitehman
C. L. Livingston
P. L. Hoover
Henry Moul
Conewago
Pennsylvania
State Council of Education
First C E Group Elects Officers at New Chester
Representatives from seven of fifteen Adams County First Sunday School district schools met at St. John’s Reformed in New Chester. Frank Dougherty presided as district president with about 100 attendees. officers were installed by Rev. Richard Shaeffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Council of Christian Education
St. John's Reformed Church of
New Chester
Frank Dougherty
Richard Sheaffer
Dwight F. Putman
Christ Lutheran Church
Christine Beaver
Edwin L. Minter
New Oxford R. D
Milton R. Remmel
D. Perry Bucke
Gettysburg Methodist Episcopal Church
Spencer W Aunhgst
St. James Lutheran Church
John H. Knickerbocker
Kenneth James
The
Pines Lutheran Charge
C. C. Culp
Shaeffer
Bueke
Bucke
Fannie Hartzell
Fairfield
Aungst
T. J. Winebrenner
the Pines” Lutheran
Chicken theft suspected in Reading township
Officer Joseph F. Bushey of the Gettysburg state motor police reports about 140 Leghorn chickens stolen from Mervin Jacobs in Reading township early in February. The theft was not reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Bushey
Gettysburg
State Motor Police
Mervin Jacobs
Reading
Bushey
Congress approves extra funds for Gettysburg anniversary events
In the closing hours of the congressional session on Thursday Congress enacted an appropriation of 286 943 dollars for expenses tied to the 75th anniversary of the Gettysburg battle and the Blue and Gray reunion at Gettysburg, adding to the 900 000 dollars already provided on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Battle of
Gettysburg
3000 United States Soldiers Return for Gettysburg Anniversary
The army lists 2 810 soldiers from Fort Howard Fort Meade Fort Monroe Fort Myer Fort Washington Edgewood Arsenal and Totten plus Coast Artillery units and Marine bands. A railway gun will be displayed opposite the Army camp along Emmitsburg road with an Army exhibit of weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Monroe
Virginia
2Nd Coast Artillery
Fort Myer
3Rd Cavalry
Fort Washington
Maryland
12Th Infantry
Third Corps
Edgewood Arsenal
Fort Totten
New York
Coast Artillery
Sabra Cehiedtyts
Examitsburg
Emmitsburg
Seven Charged With Disorderly Conduct in McSherrystown
Seven youths aged 16 to 25 were arrested after a near riot on Church street. They faced disorderly conduct charges and were fined four dollars or jailed 48 hours, with payment or jail time due by Saturday. Descriptions mention 20 involved, with motives tied to jealousy over girls. no injuries reported. Dockets list Jesse Cromer Francis Brown Bernard Urick Wilbert Sandruck Walter Weaver William Feeser Edward Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
McSherrystown
Albert E. Weaver
William Trimmer
Trimmer
Burgess Weaver
Jesse Cromer
Francis Brown
Bernard Urick
Wilbert Sandruck
Walter Weaver
William Feeser
Hanover
Edward Jones
Westminster
R. 2
Maryland
Notice of divorce in Adams County court 1938
Katie M. Fidler petitions for divorce from C Wim. Fidler in Adams County Court of Common Pleas under No 77 January Term 1938. He must appear by July 18 1938 or risk a divorce being granted in his absence. Sheriff Spence of Adams County issues the order of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fidler
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Pennsylvania
C. Wim. Fidler
Katie M. Fidler
Katie M. Pidler
G O P Officers And Committees Named In County
John H Basehore newly named Republican county chairman announces executive and advisory committee appointments and selects a secretary and treasurer. Eva Bower is vice chairman. Fred G Pfeffer becomes secretary. J T Balmer treasurer. Prothonotary C Arthur Brame chairs the executive panel with a long list of local Republicans on both committees. James B Aumen heads the advisory group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Basehore
Republican
Eva Bower
Gettysburg
Fred G. Pfeffer
Basehore
G. R. Thompson
J. T. Balmer
Perry J. Tawney
Secre
C. Arthur Brame
Gettysburg R
Straban Township
Joseph I. Miller
New Oxford
Paul Rohrbaugh
Fairfield
E. Vv. Bullett
D. E. McCauslin
Bendersville
John S. Ogden
J. Price
James B. Aumen
G. W. Koser
Biglerville
Dr. E . Markley
George Taylor
R. D
John D. Keith, Esq
Harry A. Bucher
Cashtown
William I. Shields
J. Arthur Boyd
Littlestown
J Donald Swope
Jacob Sharrah
Orrianna R D
Hugh Topper, Sr
McSherrystown
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Raffensperger
Paul R. Rohrbaugh
Clarence J. Waybright
Willis H. Lady
S. A. Culbertson
Ira Y. Baker
Marshy C. Little
Gettysburg Public Schools
Lloyd C. Keefauver
C. E. Group
Animal Circus
Carlin’s
Carlins Park
Reisterstown Rd, & Park Circle
Baltimore, Maryland
United States
Fort Howard
Lees
Fort Hovse
6Th Field Artillery
Fort Meade
16Th Brigade
34Th Infantry
66Th Infantry
8Th Quartermaster Regiment
30Th Ordnance Company
United States Marine Band
Peitiirdee
United States Army Band
Lillery
Rice
Taughinbaugh Brothers
Wilbert Matthew
Wilbur Miller
Edward Taughinbaugh
Kathe M. Fidler
Blow. Spence
Glamour Beauty Shoppe
Cor. King & Pennuts
York, PA
Doe
Leon Smith
Hanover & High Sts
Pate
Thik Osu Osu Oda
Chevrolet
Jon Stak
Yuu
Yan Chaesis
Cab Soard
Barty
D. E. Stetler
HN Georg
York
Jiot
North York
Oliver
Oliver Row
Fidelis Lingg
New Oaford Mill
New Orford, PA
New Oxford Cemetery
Lincolnaway West
Assn
Iyg4oa
Desotos
Suan
Heute
ROOS
Ager Ua
Sedah
WES Marine
Hus
Wgu
Beomesa
Uuur Ob
Tdaur Mso Veluae
Tom Detuaed
Tuung
Sid
HSH deJdour Setan
Stoudbearir Sedaor
Uo UU
George St. York
Vpea
North York Hill
G.O.P
Ovier
Samuel Weiser
S. Luther Baltzley
Getttysburg R
Chauncey Smith
L. E. Potts
Oxford
John W. Duttera
W. M. Ohler
Paul Miller
Merle Stitt
E. Market St
Daniels
Strine’s
Strine's
Frederick St
State Theatre
Nu-Way Beauty Shop
Hotel Penn
Emma Schaeffer
Jade Beauty Shop
George St
Lux
Rinso
Scott Tissue
Waldorff Tissue
Iscott Towels
ISPRY
Menges Family
Sword Coffee
Relm
Plee-Zing Coffee
Bee Brand
Beot
Merce
Stauffer’s Superior Sodas
Weimer Pure Pt
Petry S Grocery
New Oxford, Pa
Bruce M. Breeam
North George St
R. W. Wentz & Son
Baltimore ST
Gettysburg, PA
Leader
Broadway
Hanover, PA
Mark E. Trone
Baltimore Street Manover, PA
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