Social Notes From Abbotts Town and Nearby
Prof Robi N Heltzel of Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg Md visits his parents in Abbotts Town. George Lau and wife of Reading stay with his parents Mr and Mrs A G Lau. Miss Bettie Dieh returns from Bridgeport Conn after a year. Many relatives from Baltimore Reading York and Harrisburg visit and stay with families in Lincoln Way East High Street Abbottstown and Centre Square as several plan summer activities and education plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi
N. Heltzel
Edward Heltzel
Storm’s Croes
A. G. Lau
South Peters Street
Bettie Dieh
A. C. Dieh
Lincoln Way
West
Bridgeport
Conn
Robert Walker
Baltimore
David HA. McKinley
Winchester
Ky., Are Spending Some Time At the Home of Mrs. Walker and Mrs. McKinley
Kate W. Himes
Centre Square
Helen Ruth
Reading
M. D. Feieer
East
Roland P. Morgan
Johnstown
A. E Bockminster
Paul Walker
Geo. A. Klingel
Hanover Street
Walker
C. Edward Lippy
Guy Miller
East High Street
Anna C. Myers
Weat
Abbottetown
Mies Grace Sneeringer
John L Sneeringer
Irishtown
Conrac
Millersville Normal School
Weaver's Garage Opens On Hanover Street
J M Weaver formerly of the International Company starts a full service auto shop on Hanover Street beside Weaver & Co. adjoining the foundry with repairs gasoline oil and auto supplies. He promises thorough auto knowledge and satisfaction for owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Weaver
the International Co
Hanover Street
Weaver & Co
Weaver
Sunday Visitors Day At Paradise Protectory
Visitors Day drew 800 guests to Paradise Protectory near Abbotstown. An excursion from York Hanover and elsewhere with 600 riders arrived after noon. The day featured home inspection amusements religious services mass by Rev Fr John Butler and a 7 pm reaper service sung by Hanover Council Knights of Columbus choir of 15 voices followed by benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise Protectory
Abbottstown
York
Hanover
John Butler
Chorue of Hanover Council
Knights of Columbus
Bald Eagle Captured After Seven-Foot Wingspan Sighting
Clarence Tanger of Huntington township shot a seven foot wingspan bald eagle fighting crows. The bird’s wing was broken and it was driven to a shed with a pole. It will be sent to the Philadelphia Zoological Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Tanger
Huntington Township
Child Bitten by Rat in Hanover Crib Incident
An infant of Charles O Luckenbaugh of Hanover was badly bitten by a large rat while sleeping in its crib Friday morning. The rat lacerated three toes and punctured flesh from the foot to the knee. The child had been ill for days and sedatives had been given the prior evening. The rat entered through an open garret door and the stupor delayed its cry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Luckenbaugh
Hanover
Cumberland Valley
Mr. Kinter
Local Weddings and Matches Near Hanover and Gettysburg
The week brought multiple marriages around Hanover, Gettysburg, and nearby towns. Rees B Brown wed Austin P Devany of Perth Amboy at the Browns home with a reception and a honeymoon planned to Lake George. Other couples include J Guyon Noel and Edna M Wolf in Hanover, Joseph Rutter and Anna Kahlbaugh in Hanover, Raymond W Seiber and May Morrison in Bendersville, Margaret A Sanders and Clement Weaver in Hanover, Ella E Myers and Atwood B Hess in Hagerstown, and Edgar I Deardorff with Virginia Horner in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Brown
Oxford
Rees B. Brown
Austin P. Devany
Perth Amboy
N. J
W. A. Korn
Clark Brown
C. Clark Brown
J. Guyon Noel
Hanover
David Noel
Hageratown
Edna M. Wolf
Amos Wolf
Trinity Reformed Parsonage
M. J. Roth
Noel
J. G. McCrory
New Oxford
Raymond W. Seiber
Lt. Seiber
Gettysburg
May R. Morrison
Bendersville
Margaret A. Sanders
Clement A. Weaver
Littlentown
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
P. J. Enright
Waseem
Weaver
Howard Sanders
Fairfield
Lewis Weaver
Litlestown
Maryland
New Oxford Downs York Moore In Baseball Thriller
More than 1,000 spectators watched New Oxford defeat York Moore 6 to 4 on Saturday. Fuhrman pitched well for York Moore but received poor support as Lowers pitched strongly for New Oxford and his defense faltered at key moments.
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York Moone
York
New Oxford
Fuhrman
Moore
Bhat
N. C
York Moore
Bowers and Saddler
Kahley
Robinson Buys Bon Ton on Hanover Street
C H Robinson purchased the Bon Ton restaurant from Guyon A Smith and took possession July 1. Robinson will lease the large room and continue Gettysburg Ice Cream sales, maintaining his known service quality. Several local injuries and accidents are reported, plus a county Christian Endeavor picnic set for July 14 at Round Top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Robinson
Guyon A. Smith
Bon Ton
Hanover Street
Robinson
Smith Place
Bon-Ton
Gettysburg
Accidents and Local Notices From Cumberland Area
Reports detail Stewart Witherow's injury after a fall from a wagon wheel on Emiteborg road, and Horton struck by a falling board causing a scalp wound. Mrs. Harvick remains largely helpless after a with paralysis following a cherry tree accident. A benefit party at the Sanders home and a bounty total for trapper William Stock are noted along with Cumberland Valley S N S commencement and large class turnout. A rat bite incident involving Peter Kinter is also described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence G. Smith
McSherryatown
Abe
Leander Boose
William Boose
Union Township
Herbert Yingling
Theodore Yingling
Hanover
John Staub
John H. Stanb
Pigeon Hille
Henry Miller
Matthias Gebhart
Wagner
Burton
Stewart Witherow
Robert Witherow
Cumberland Township
Emmiteborg Road
Stewart
Horton
Surgical Shock Theories and Experiments
In a Royal College of Surgery lecture Dr. Rendle Short reviews past shock theories and notes Crile Sherrington and Pike offer clues. He suggests inhibition of brainstem regions may trigger shock, leading to reduced spinal activity, loss of muscle tone, and potential blood pressure collapse. Death may result from venous pooling and inadequate cardiac filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caplain
British Royal College of Surgery
A. Rendle Short
Crile
Cleveland
Sherrington
England
BF. H. Pike
Columbia University
New York
Short
Cerebellum
Dr. Short
Fragmentary dialogue and fragments from the London Telegraph
The readable text shows fragmented lines referencing admiration for effects and carrying away something, mentions names Joneh Danber Gauver and Browne, a remark about a newly made palette, a question about Digg and a Pa D in Greek poetry, plus a note on Greyfle's scanning eters for a gas company and an art detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Leigh
Joneh
Danber
Wtab B
Gauver
London Telegraph
Browne
Grey
Fle
Crippling South Africa Breeds Arrogant White Youth
Excerpt from Ambros Pratt's The Real South Africa argues whites in South Africa enslave both kaffirs and fellow whites. It describes a Durban scene where a Kaffir boy is ordered to fetch papers, then humbly obeys while a white child denigrates him with a scornful reaction. The piece paints a stark portrait of racial attitudes shaping youth.
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South Africa
Ambros Pratt
Durban
Critics Hit Big Game Hunting Cruelty In Africa Debate
Percy Stanhope voices outrage in New York over hunting in Africa. He recalls British East Africa cruelty cases, noting locals complained to the home government and lions retreating from railway stations. He argues the sport endangers wildlife and urges drastic action to stop the cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Globe Trotter
Percy Stanhope
New York
British East Africa
New York World
Fear as Habit and Hazard in Society
Eliott Park Frost argues in Atlantic that fear, or phobism, is an added burden harming individuals socially and financially. He contends fear becomes a costly habit, draining work capacity and futures through poverty, disease, and social snubs.
How to Win an Author and Earn Respect
An author at the Authors' club rejects the idea writers dislike talk about their work. The piece cites Mark Twain noting three ways to please an author: mention reading one book, say you read all his books, or ask to read the forthcoming manuscript. The Great Way, friendship, and love are weighed as forms of respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Authors’ Club
Mark Twain
New York Tribune
He Thought He Was Handsome In Quarrel With Beau
A fragmented dialogue scene shows a character deriding a handsome man and recounting a quarrel with a beau. The female narrator claims to have tired him with remarks about handsome men lacking worth. The exchange reveals tension and mockery between the speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handeome
Abe
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