Town and Country Notes From Gettysburg Area Ads
A jumble of local notices reports sales of cherries and wall paper, a twin birth, a rural delivery route change, carpenters and carpets sales, a big wheat shipment, a fire at Cumberland Brewing, local marriages and deaths, locusts harming crops, and a child’s accident in Gettysburg with multiple town updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Fickel
York Springs
Hanny C. Gin- Bexe
Eagle Hotel
Gettysburg
William H. Weaver
McSberrystown
East Berlin
Cumberland
Brewing Co
Great Millinery Slaughter at Low Summer Prices
The store advertises ready to wear and untrimmed hats at remarkably low prices. It promotes lawns, dimities, lace trimmings, and white goods in late styles from Parisian and silk lustre lines. Displayed are No. 10 ribbons in shades 15 to 26 cents. Starfin's at Carliste Street invites customers to view the goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stsrfin’s
Carliste St
Deaths in Mt. Joy and Surrounding Area in June
Obituary notices report Anthony Deardorff born in 1888 died 1902 after paralysis while visiting his son on B D Snyder farm Mt Joy Township. Also Harry O Hoke of Abbottstown died of cancer aged about 32 after hospital treatment. James W Ocker of Littlestown died after a paralytic stroke aged about 56. Mrs Mary A Skinner Wolf formerly of Dry Run Path Valley died in Arendtsville at 25 years 6 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuyler
Edward Shuyler
Cashtown
Fiohr’s
Merriman
Arendtsville
Altoona
Anthony Deardorff
Daniel P. Deardorff
B.D. Snyder
Mt. Joy Township
Deardorff
York Springs
Mary Ann Moritz
Daugher
B. D. Snyder
L. A. Mann
New Chester
Place
Harry O. Wake
Abbottstown
Philadelphia
Emanuel Hoke
Cora Flickinger
John H. Flickinger
P. E. Meimer
Abbottstown Cemetery
James W. Ocker
Littlestown
Joseph Ocker
Taneytown
Central Hotel
James
John
Emma
Jos. Ocker
York
Wm. E. Wolf
Mary A. Skinner
Dry Run
Path Valley
Presbyterian Church
Hanover Area Residents Visit Friends and Attend Events
Local residents from Hanover and surrounding towns are noted visiting friends in the area. Mentions include Mrs. Elizabeth Stoush visiting Lineboro, Md. with her daughter and sister, and various callers such as Mr. Chas. B. Dougherty of Gettysburg, a county treasury candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lineboro
Chas. B. Dougherty
Gettysburg
Dougherty
H. H. Diehl
Pitt Street
Xeork
Laura Smith
Hanover
Josephine OC. Smith
Hattie Buckminster
Rosover
H. E. Lough
West Lish Street
Squire R. M. Straley
Philadelphia Street
Bermudian
J.J. Snyder
Nettie Eisenturt
Hanover Street
Annie Camp
Eisenhart
East Berg
G. W. Smith
Church Street
Erie
Adans County
Warner
Guy Miler
Wing
Manchester
Reuben Hodbeins
la Bott
Treachs
Ruth Smith
Mamie Fleshman
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Promises Rapid Healing
An anti septic balm called Chamberlain's Pain Balm is advertised to soothe burns and promote rapid healing with minimal scarring. The product is offered for sale by Randolph Webler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sale
Randolph Webler
Pretty wedding solemnized at the Stock home
Miss Miriam Grace stock married Rev. Harvey Daniel Hoover on June 7 in Oedsrlane. The ceremony featured Mendelson’s march with Rev. Prof. Jacob Yutzy presiding. After a reception, the couple will reside in Freidens, Pa, to begin housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Goldsborough
Hunterstown
Vera Susselyitche Goldsborough
Paul Gassman
U. S. Inf
Philippines
M.R Ashmead
Gettysburg
Episcopal Church
W. D. Stock
Oedsrlane
Miriam Grace
Harvey Daniel Hoover
Friedens
Samuel Hoover
New Oxford
Myrtle M. Stock
Ida B. Robert
Usus
H. Merril Thompson
Philadelphia
Mamie Slaybaugh
Mendelson
Jacob Yutzy
Susquehanna University Divinity School
Troy
Mountain Lake
Preidens
Local fowl loss from mysterious ray hits 12 pullets in Hanover
Harry B. Pentz of Hanover reports twelve extra fine Bull Rock pullets weighing 1 to 2 pounds each were killed by a mysterious ray last week. He valued the fowls at 350 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Pentz
Hanover
Remarkable Recovery After Tiny Bottle Saves Settler
In 1888 Oklahoma territory, a reporter dormant on a claim faced severe diarrhea amid heat and bad water. A single bottle of Champlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy hastened relief, letting him sleep after hours of agony, and he credits the cure to that small bottle. Randolph Weber advertises the remedy.
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Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
Randolph Weber
Church notices list services across multiple congregations
First Evangelical Lutheran holds Holy Communion next Sunday at 10. preparatory Saturday 7 30 pm. Sunday School 9. P. S.G.E. 6 pm. prayer Wednesday 7 30. St Pauls Reformed: preaching Sunday 9 30. Sunday School 9. C. E. Society 6. Methodist Episcopal: preaching Sunday 7 30 subj Choosing a Wife. Sunday School 9. Epworth League 6. Immaculate Conception Catholic: one Mass next Sunday Low Mass 7 30. Young People Sodality 6. Solemn Vespers and Benediction 6 30. Names: Rev Fenpinano Hesse, Rev P E Heimer, Rev Yacens T Ree, Rev L Acetstus Retpoter.
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First Evangelical Lutheran
Fenpinano Hesse
St Paul's Reformed Church
P. E. Heimer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Yacens T. Ree
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church
L. Acetstus
Wedding Notices From Gettysburg Area Churches
June 19 weddings reported with Rev. A R Steck officiating in Gettysburg with Rev. John H Meyer of New York and Miss Eila Bender of Gettysburg. another ceremony with Rev. A R Steck and Rev. J Luther Hofman of Hamilton, and Miss May T. Garlach of Gettysburg. and a third at Arendtaville by Rev. D F Koser with John D. Van Dyke and Miss Ida M. Wisler of Butler township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
A. R. Steck
John H. Meyer
New York
Eila Bender
J Luther Hofman
Hamleton
May T. Garlach
Arendtaville
D. F. Koser
John D. van Dyke
Ida M. Wisler
Butler Township
Obituaries From Gettysburg And Freedom Township
Two death notices from June report Samuel G. Coox dying in Gettysburg from paralysis at 4 months old, and Mrs. Wm. M. Bingham dying in Freedom Township from paralysis at 3 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Samuel G. Coox
Freedom Township
Wm. M. Bingham
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. I. Smith
Town and Country
Harry Gilbert
Harre C. Ginsent’s
Paterson
Centennial
Yare
G. B. Mace
Sow & Co
Edward Waltman
McSherrystown
Adams County
B. Nace
Sex & Co
W- J- Young & Co
West High Street
HaRny
Samuel Reed
Pear Bigleryiille
G. B. Naes
Jerome M. Shultz
Edge Grove
Charles W. Stock
D. B. Herr
John Herr
Decedent
McShearystown
Henry L. Herr
Midway
Hannay C. Gingerr
Seventh Regiment
New York City
United States
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Ab G. Brace
Sox & Co’s
W. A. Dieh
Jack Jaw
John L. Staub
Jamilton Township
Register and Recorder
Staub
Abs. H. H. Diehl
Harry L. Hershey
Harrisburg
Internal Revenue
Pennsylvania
Adams
Franklin
Dauphin
Lebanon
Lancaster
Roosevelt
Derris E. Dizet’s
Center Square Cafe
C. A Smith
J. H.C. Miller
C.K. Yeeger
Theo. E. Warner
Mr. Smith
Harry J. Adams
Hummet
James Devoe
Delta
York County
Clermont Mills
Harford County
Sideting Hill
Hancock
Washington County
Dillion
Maryland
Siserling Hills
Adam Wolf
Amatus
Henry Gasline
Welf's Hill
Edward Kappes
Chas. Kappes
Ehet
12Th Street Viaduct
Chicago
Kappes
Hagerstown
Thurmont
Joseph Reigle
Westminster
Mda
Annie Brown
John O. Brown
Louis Mizell
Mr. T
Blue Ridge Summit
Deys
Z. H. Cashman
Timothy Hay Sian
Scott
Randown
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