Many summer visitors and locals travel in McSherrystown area
Numerous residents from York Springs Hanover Gettysburg and nearby towns are spending summers away or visiting. Names include Mrs J J Snyder Miss Lillian Corrigan Prof R N Heltzel and many others visiting relatives at Bonneauville Midway and Abbottstown. A bicycle accident injures 11 year old Frank Forrest and local unions aid missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Snyder
Lincoln Way
Weat
Philadelphia
bske
Naval Hospital
Lillian Corrigan
Baltimore
McSherryntown
Chester Albert
York Springs
Conemaugh High School
Hattie B Myers
Hasbrook Heights
N. J
East High street
Willis Geesey
Hampton
Kate Mollison
Hanover
Maria Keham
East
M. S. Hiteshew
John
Luther J. Weikert
Wm. R. Snyder
Carlisle street
Col
Henry Snyder
Essex
E. W. Moller
Lemoyne
F. S. Smith
Hanover street
W. M
West High street
Westminster
Edward
John Shanahan
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph’s
Bonneauville
J. B. Shanahan
George Graft
New York
Laura Graft
Elizabeth Felty
E. A. Melhorn
Alice Kopp
Lineboro
Mary Stough
Carisle street
Blanche
Lillian Deatrich
Gettysburg
Maytown
Mra
Catharine Straley
Paul G. Duncan
Harry
Watchman Hummer Hurt in Western Maryland Crossing Incident
William Hummer watchman at a Gettysburgh street crossing sustained a painful injury to his right hip Friday morning after his wooden peg leg snagged on boards and toppled him near his watchman's shanty. He is grievously hurt and swelling makes fracture unclear. He previously survived a freight train strike and had lost part of a leg in a past accident near the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hummer
Maryland
Gettysburg
Mr. Hummer
W. M
War service notes from Hanover area soldiers and locals
Hanover and Littlestown residents are listed among volunteers and enlistees for U S Army service with units including the 17th Light Horse Artillery and Balloon School. Others sail to Baltimore and Harrisburg for training, while teachers, merchants, and clerks report long service records and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George, Frank
Harry Baublitz
Hanover
Columbus
Ohio
Eagle Pass
Texas
17th Light Horse Artillery
Leo Poist
McSherrystown
Baltimore
U.S. Marines
Paria Island
S.C
Alpheus Resser
Philadelphia
Wm. W. Resser
East Berlin
Jefferson Hospital
Allen H. Diehl
A.C. Diehl
Lincoln Way
West
P. RR
Erie
U.S. Reserve Engineers
Oakmont
A. C. Wentz
York County
United States Army Medical Corps
L. H Fackler
KE. Meisenhelder
E. W. Meisenhelder, Jr
S. K. Pfaltzgraff
Lester 8. Kelb
Forty-first Light Horse Artillery
Alphonsus Carbaugh
W. I. Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
Bryan Alwine
Pius Alwine
Irishtown
U.S
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Robert Kellenberger
Mark E. Garret
Charles A. Long
Maurice I. Rider
Littlestown
Etter N. Houser
Ray Sheely
McSherryntown
Portland
Syracuse
Fractured Leg in Fall During Family Visit
Mrs. Aaron Spangler of McSherrys town fractured her right leg at the knee while visiting Irishtown on Sunday. Adams County Farm Bureau lists fruit canning demonstrations at York Springs Grove's garage July 2 and other towns through July 7. Residents discussed registration day slacker claims as Sheriff Hartman investigated cases and found no liable individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cigarmakers Union
McSherrystown
Paul A. Brown
New Osford
Mra I B. Kuhn
Aaron Spangler
Irishtown
Spangler
Adams county
Adams County Farm Bureau
York Springs
Grove
Paul Glatfelter
East Berlin
H. KE. Serff
Abbottstown
Ladies’ Aid
F.C. Sternat
New Oxford
Crystal theatre
W.IL&Bramert
Littlestown
George R. Julius
Gettysburg
W. A. McClean
Adama
Hartman
Local notes on illness and public affairs in Adams County
Sick list includes Miss Mary Reinecker Abbottstown and Miss Iorace Heltzel Bonneauville convalescing from bronchial pneumonia and other conditions. Jerome Golden Bonneauville seeks hospital treatment in Harrisburg. Liquor supply case leads to Philadelphia man George G. Jones. Gettsyburg camp recruits report 69 arrivals. Ralph Bittinger and Miss Jeanette Serrill wedding planned in Hanover Detroit connection noted. Charles Greenwalt resigns as organist in Hanover to join York church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Fund
New Oxford
Sarah Himes
Farmers & Merchants Bank
New Oxford Shoe Co
W. A. Himes
John N. Hersh
J. J. Snyder
Anna Craver
Edward Livingston
W. A. Diehl
T. A. Wilt
tee eadie
Winand
John S. Weaver
B. Weaver
Mrs. HE. Hanseen
Sue Himes sheeeeae
John R. Bittinger
Ste aee
Florence Markle
Harry B. Slagle
T uker
John C. Myers
W. H. Carbaugh
Win
A. Sheely
Dr. Robt. D. Swab
Jacob Moul
Luther Hil
W.C. Alwine
C.E. Winand
W. W. Neely
sete tenes
Sam’l J. Diehl
Perraser eee
Michael Hoffheins
sue sos
Mary Bower
C.S. Sponseller
BL. Hebert
ite
joe
Wm. D. Nicol
George Hensil weet ee
R.C Taughinbaugh
J. . Myers
J.C Felty
John McIntire
ted
Mary Reinecker
Abbottstown
Iorace Heltzel
Bonneauville
Wai. N. Hulick
Carlisle street
Sue Neely
York Springs
Charles F. Slothour
Geo. Gise
Cecelia Smith
William Chrismer
Harry Gebhart
Raymond Orndorff
Jerome Golden
Harrisburg
city hospital
Joseph Durning
Lancaster
Smead
Crabbs
Hanover
Gettyeburg
Ralph Bittinger
J. H. Bittinger
Jeanette G. Serrill
Detroit
Mich
Emanuel Reformed church
First Methodist Episcopal church
York
Adams County court
George G. Jones
Philadelphia
Local Property Deals and World War I Front Dispatches
The notices record private sales in Berwick and Huntington townships with transfers to Titus Fuhrman and Wm. J. Aspers, and a public sale of the Five Points Hotel in Hanover to David Newcommer Jr. Also included are dramatic war front summaries: French and German assaults on the Aisne front, artillery duels near Vauxaillon and Mont Carnislet, and updates on Haig’s operations in France and Belgium with references to British and German movements along multiple fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Fissel
Berwick township
Abbottstown ‘pike
Titus Fuhrman
Penn township
Ida Wolfort
White Church
Iather Sachs
Waynesboro
Mr. Sachs
Charles P. Trimmer
Bermudian
Huntington township
Wm. J. Aspers
Trimmer
Martin Smith
Lewis D. Sell
Alvin R. Nissly
Five Points Hotel
Hanover
David Newcommer, Jr
A General Survey of the War Tuesday to Wednesday
A wartime digest notes renewed fighting on the British front in France and Belgium. French General Petain struck the German lines in Champagne widening a trench system and straightening the line between Mont Carillet and Mont Blond. German assault east of Vauzillon pressed French first-line trenches after bombardment near Moulin de Laffaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisne
Allette
Laffauy mit
Paris
Berlin
Geneval Potain
Mont Carnislet
Champagne
France
Belgium
Petain
Mont Cariliet
Mont Blond
Moulin de Laffaux
Vauzaillon
Ford to Make 2400 Ambulances for Government
Ford will manufacture 2400 ambulances at the Detroit plant in a deal valued around 1.5 million dollars. Two Detroit firms are reportedly negotiating to supply the government with large and powerful warplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Detroit
Opposition to Separate Aviation Cabinet Department
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and Secretary of War Baker oppose a separate aviation cabinet, favoring coordination of army and navy aeronautical branches. They work on a bill to create an aeronautical board of War and Navy representatives and endorse a $700 million appropriation to build airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Baker
aviation department
Secretary of the Navy
Secretary of
War Bake
senate military committee
army
navy
aeronautical board of representatives
war
savy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Forrest
Emory Forrest
William Yealey
Officer Crabbs
Burgess Stokes
Quincy
Ill
Irene Ritter
E. Bower
Berlin Ave
Norman Berkheimer
Pleasant street
Fred Lohr
near town
Washington, DC
Grace
Ruth Rickrode
McShertystown
Catharine Winand
High street
John Fuhrman
John Fleshman
Leo J. Noel
steel company
Sparrows Point
Noel
P. J. Noel
Kathryn Alwine
Arthur J. Cashman
Z. H. Cashman
Cashman
Mark Stock
Immaculate Conception church
Carlisle
Louise Dilman
Mra. A
John M. Wolf
Adams counties
Pennsylvania
Hamilton township
Edward Heist
Midway
Haas
Ross
Heist
H. B. Myers
Mica Lavina Dock
Cashtown
Graeffensburg
Washington
Miss Dock
Hatcb
Sam Bush
E. A. Miller
War Department
Russel Myera
Geo. E. Henry
Joseph Weaver
Joseph Leib
Nina Kauffman
Guy Wolf
Ervin Stine
Melvin Winsne
W. S. Brown
Henry Winnedingt
Zwingly Reformed Sunday School
Lafayette Park
Band of
David Yohe
Fort Niagara
C. I. Smith
Reading township
Adams County Women's Christian Temperance Union
Fruit Growers’ Hall
Benderaville
Shaffer
Peoples’ State Bank
Amos Starry
near Five Points
Jacob Mummert
Ethel Webler
Souchez river
Vauxailon
Loon
Braye-en-Laonnois
Count Cadornpa
Trentino
Trent
S ann
Soissons
Rheims
Mont Carnilett
Meiss
Vauxas
Sir Douglas Haig