Wounded Again In Korean War
Lieutenant Eisemann, a Gettysburg native and former Millville NJ teacher, was wounded in Korea while attacking a Communist machine gun nest. He received foot injuries from a mortar and bullets to his left leg and wrist, is hospitalized in Japan on crutches, and has served eight months with the First Cavalry Division after World War II service. His wife, Mrs Eisemann, resides in Gettysburg with their two daughters. Also listed is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs George Coats Young in Austin Seton Hospital Texas.
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Japan
Eisamann
Eismann
Gettysburg
Army
First Cavalry Division
Korea
Millville, N. J
James Moore
George Coats Young
Austin
Texas
Seton Hospital
Young
Helen Keith
John D. Keith
Painting Of First Brick Oven In County
Illustration shows a painting of the Alwine Brick plant at Berlin Junction in 1885. A hobo known to the Alwines as Fritz made the artwork.
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Alwine
Berlin Junction
Fritz
Judge Sheely Lands Alwine Firm Founder
Fragmentary text shows remarks on rights versus responsibilities in traffic labor and civic life. It notes a public notice for Mae Eleanor Topper deceased with executors H Frank Fulton Patterson and Eileen M Topper in McSherrystown Adams County Pennsylvania and mentions legal formalities for claims and payments to the estate.
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Mane Eleanor Topper
McSherrystown
Adama County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Adams County
H. Frank Fulton Patterson
Eileen M. Topper
Mae Eleanor Topper
J. of. Yuke
Gettysburg Pennsylvania
Alwine Brick Company Founder Remembered On 100th Anniversary
Community members recount Peter Alwine’s life and his ethic of service as the Alwine Brick Company marks a century. George Baker recalls long talks at Berlin Junction and the growth from a local maker to a significant eastern shipments brick concern. Willis Eisenhart adds memories of his father knowing the founder.
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Alwine Crick Company
Peter Alwine
Alwine Company
United States
Seaboard
George Baker
Abbottstown
Hanover
Gettysburg
Berlin Junction
Willis W. Eisenhart
The
Alwine Brick Company
Mr. Alwine
Alwine Family Recalled at Berlin Junction Dinner
Charles E. Alwine, manager and founder's grandson, served as master of ceremonies at a dinner for the firm’s dealers. The second and third generations of the Alwine family were introduced, and notes recalled Peter Alwine teaching at Eisenhart’s school house.
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Charles E. Alwine
Alwines
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Weunc
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Card Shop
Broadway Hanover
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Bair Ave
Hanover, Pa
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Aeaore
Greyhound
Chicago, al
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MoNalt Lake City
Utah
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Tenn
Ft. Worth
Tex
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Okla Butte
Mont
Durham
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Brintel
Norfolk
Bluefield
Parkersburg
W. Va
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N. Mex
Rake Charles
Laelma
Ala
Mey
Fla. Ovals
Pia
Fos. Batra
Greyhound Terminal
Tager's Brug
Judge
Sheely
Alwine Firm
Lands
Chritzman’s
Susbettysburg, Prana
Natural Springs
Paul L. Hollinger
Hollinger’s Food Market
Kohl
New Oxford
Abbottstown State Bank
Littlestown State Bank
Steele
King Street
Littlestown
Carlisle St
Shakespeare
Gettysburg News & Sporting Goods
Chambersburg Street
Gettysburg, PA
Coal and Cement
Cc. E. Wolf's Warehouse
Granite Station
Times
Ompahsy
Poinsyvlevania
International Harvester
Sasy
BUY International Harvester Refrigeration
PENNA
Queen
Eisenhart
E Wen
Court OF Common Pleas
Joseph No. Augmunt Lee Woodson
Joseph Lee Woodson
Robert Lee Woodson
Eugene R. Hartman
Baltimore Street
Esnelman Red Rose
Maine
Florida
D. H. Sharrer
New Chester
Orrtanna
App’s Dairy
York Street
Honover
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