Election for pastor to be held at N.O. charge
Sunday election will select the pastor for the N.O. charge with only candidate Rev. Henry E. Gebhart of Duquesne. Local notes report a sequence of community events including lunches, services, and a Fourth of July line up with Gettysburg marines encampment plans.
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GETTYSBURG
Harding
Ohio
Marion
Pickett
White House
Quantico
Camp Harding
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Trinkle
Virginia
Harjling
Local residents on Lincoln Way West absorb summer travel
Norwood and Abbottstown teachers return home for summer. Miss Elizabeth Bream sails to New York for study, Miss Frances Hollinger heads to Abbottstown, and Miss Marion Bevenour travels from Morganton to Kohlers. Many relatives visit, relocate, or join summer programs at state colleges and nearby towns.
Himes Backs Ship Subsidy Bill in Congress
Representative Joseph Himes of Canton Ohio pledges support for the administration ship subsidy bill when the House returns from recess. He cites a 1920 campaign pledge and past votes on naval budgets as part of his commitment to strengthen merchant marine and fleet capabilities. He plans to return to Canton and seeks renomination amid solid district support.
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HIMES
Joseph H. Himes
Canton
Ohio
New Oxford
house
middle west
Harding
Sixteenth
United States
America
Dogs kill five sheep in Whisler flock at Guldens
Five of the best sheep in A. S. Whisler’s flock at Guldens were killed Sunday night by dogs whose owners are unknown. The flock was left in a wood during hot weather and Monday morning the damage was discovered by Mr. Whisler. Several additional sheep may die from their injuries.
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Guldens
Whistler
Local health notes from the region midweek
Miss Adeline Hoffnagle Mercy Hospital Baltimore has returned home near Thush Run convalescing from pneumonia. Howard Eyster York, once ill, is about again. Clarence Steiner ygartown recovers from pneumonia. Mrs Chas Baker Maytown formerly New Oxford seriously ill. Wm Chronister East Berlin home quarantined for measles. Mrs Mary Felix Cashtown mother of Mrs A A Sanders ill. Mrs James Kaiser Locust Lane ill but not much improved. Mrs George Fissel near Abbottstown reported critically ill.
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Adeline Hoffnagle
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Thush Run
Howard Eyster
York
Clarence Steiner
ygartown
James Kaiser
Locust Lane
George Fissel
Abbottstown
Local couples wed in Hanover and Westminster services
Miss Marguerite Feiser and Eldred VanFossen wed last evening with Rev. W M Allison officiating and plan residence in Hanover where VanFossen works as assistant manager at Bobrow cigar factory. Several other marriages occurred nearby, including Johnston Miller and Helen Sadler in Westminster, Raymond Conley and Elenore Noel in Gettysburg, and Jeneva Sharrer and Chas Kaar in York with a large reception at the Sharrer home.
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Raymond Conley
Lee Sager
Brush Run
Elenore Noel
Chas. Noel
Route 2
John Sponseller
Lincoln Way
West
Gettysburg
Harry Daniels
Jeneva M. Sharrer
J. J. Sharrer
Sharrers mill
Chas J. Kaar
Harry Haar
Labott
Paradise Thitheranthurch
York
Ruv
G. W. Enders, Jr
Haar
Greenmount
Albert Sharrer
Katherine Sharrer
Hampstead
Mad
D. S. Kime
L. P. Jehnhiert
Olive Sharrer
Walden Sharrer
M. M. Sharrer
John Boyce
Katie Haar
Sternat
Dale Mureh
D. H. Sharrer
Chas. Haar
East Berlin Woman Identifies Murdered Miner
Mrs Mabel Jacobs of York identified the unidentified Herbert Jacobs as her husband Raymond Jacobs a 37 year old steam shovel operator. He was buried in Potter's field Sunday after being among 16 unidentified dead from last week’s strip mine massacre at Herrin Illinois. His body was disinterred Tuesday for burial in York. Jacobs left Copely Pennsylvania for the mine and his wife moved to York with his mother and siblings awaiting his return.
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EAST BERLIN
Herrin
Potter's field
Mabel Jacobs
ork
No. 16
Raymond Jacobs
York
Geo. B. Jacobs
Archie
Gettysburg
Jacobs
Copely
Mr. Jacobs
William
West Manheim
Hospital Admits Patients for Tonsil Removals and Other Procedures
Mary Trostle and Catherine Eisenhart of East Berlin were admitted to Warner Hospital Gettysburg on Thursday for tonsil removal. Nellie Klunk of McSherrystown went to St Joseph’s Lancaster for internal trouble. Jesse Slaybaugh son of Harry of Center Mills admitted to Warner Hospital last week. Edna Hoffman returns home Latimore from Carlisle Hospital much improved. J F E Kepner and Lawrence Strausbaugh repaint the Miller Building apartment in Littlestown for Mr and Mrs G M Spangler.
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Mary Trostle
Catherine Eisenhart
East Berlin
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Nellie Klunk
McSherrystown
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lancaster
Jesse Slaybaugh
Harry Slaybaugh
Center Mills
Warner Hosspital
Edna Hoffman
Latimore
Carlisle Hospital
J. W. Thomas
Littlestown
Littlestown Silk Co
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
New Oxford Women to Pay Head Tax in District
New Oxford school board confirms head tax of 2 dollars applies equally to all residents aged 21 and over, regardless of gender. Prosperity notes from Gettysburg Chamber and Hanover Kiwanis follow as New Oxford Chamber expands with seven new members and local business prospects discussed. Road accident near West Hanover injures Francis Marshall and Miss Helen Johns when their Ford hits a telephone pole. both are treated by Dr. A C Rice and the car is wrecked.
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NEW OXFORD
New Oxforn
Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce
Hanover Kiwanis Club
Miller's Flatt
New
Wm. Lesedy
Hanover
N Lings
WLM
Susquehanna Casting Co
Wrightsville
oulding
Hanover street
Orford
Chamber of Commerce
FORD
Francis Marshall
Helen Johns
Blue Gables
West Hanover
Miss Johns
A. C. Rice
McSherrystown
Local Life Notes from the Week in Plainfields
The piece recalls Isaac Slaybaugh and Emma Foose celebrating 49 years of marriage since June 22. It notes the Valley Lutheran Sunday School chapel dedication at Carylisle Pike from 25 years ago. It mentions Herman Teaman and Annie Thoman's 20th anniversary and the death of Mrs. John McIntintire ten years ago in New Chester.
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Isaac Slaybaugh
dee
Emma Wiest
J. A. Foose
near town
Valley Lutheran Sunday school
Carylisle ‘pike
Ford. Hesse
New Oxford
Herman Teaman
near New Chester
Annie Thoman
Hanover
John McIIntire
New Chester
Store News Births Report Multiple Local Additions
Mr and Mrs Wm Butler Berlin avenue welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Merle Sanders near Swift Run schoolhouse have a son. Grandpa Bert again boasts proudly. Mr and Mrs Calvin Sents near Littlestown report a son. Mr and Mrs William Yealey Hanover celebrate a son. Mr and Mrs George J Enaslen Philadelphia greet a daughter. Mrs Enaslen was formerly Miss Amy Wolf Abbottstown.
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Wm. Butler
Berlin avenue
Merle Sanders
Swift Run
Bert
Calvin Sents
Littlestown
William Yealey
Hanover
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N.O
Henry E. Gebhart
Duquesne
W. A. Wertz
town
Chambersburg
Circle Cafe
M. J. Roth
St. Paul's Reformed church
T. E. Warner
New Chester Reformed Sunday school
Noel
Hamilton township
Chas
Irishtown
W. P. McLaughlin
Statesville
N. C
Rinehart
Ralph Copman
Sisters of St. Mary's School
Kohlers
Livingston
Ellis Miller
Clement Martin
Francis Martin
W. D. Myers
Geo. Hale
Andrew Taylor
H.C. Livingston
Lincoln Wavy
Kenneth Alwine
West High street
farl Weaver
Harry Weaver
atrass
auto
A. A. Sanders
Mummert
R. M. Straley
Burgess Hummer
J. W. McCadden
McCadden
Jonas Fleming
George Smith
Charles McCadden
Willis McCadden
Richard, Mildagh
Helen Fleming
Myrtle Hagig McCadden
Ruth
Alice McCadden
Leroy Diehl
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Diehl
Jane ARCHIVE
First Lutheran church
W. M. Allison
Loysville
Gust” Noel
New Oxford tribe of
Red Men
Alwine’s grove
Hanover Boys Club
Lincoln Highway
Abpottstown
Farmess
Biglerville
Arendtsville
Spensler
Ehrhart
Banjo Saxo
Cafe Dicks
Conewago
Millhimes’ Grove
Hunterstown
Woman's Missionary Society of St
Dillsbu
Lutheran charge
H. P. Stock
synod
N. C. tribe
Hanover Red Men
Ushers League of
Elizabeth Bréam
Norwood school
Frances Hollinger
Miss Bream
New York
Marion Bevenour
Morgantown
Helen Ruth
Mahanoy City
M. D. Felser
Lincolm Way
Hast
L. W. Miller
Red Lion
Burnell
Tulsa
Okla
Geo. A. Miller
Miller
Elwood Myers
Rhoda Swartz Myers
East
Abilene
Kansas
Mr. Brown
Allen Diehl
Steubenville
A. C. Diehl
SSthel Stock
severa
A. K. Stock
Wm. Rinehart
Mr. Rinehart
Lizzie Rinehart
Hermie Roth
Arthur Taughinbeugh
State College
J. B. Shanahan
Mt. St. Mary's college
Emmitsburg
John and
Wimbert’ Neely
Jos. Hudson
Hampton
Pittsburgh
Victor Lawrence
Allentown
Linus Lawrence
Edw. Brown
G. W. Herman
Wm. Marshall
Aspinwald
Tillie Taishouse
J. McC. Gilbert
Center Square
Marion Sheetz
Center
R. W. Slaybaugh
G. W. M. Stock
H. S. Sheets
Walter Miller
Harry Noble
Michael Livingston
Hershey
Harper Dicks
Charlotte
N. Co. l
Fabher Bollinger
N. M. Dicks
Dorothy
F. L. Weagler
East High street
Ellen Schriver
Jas. Birely
Harristons
Carlisle street
FE. C. Livingston
Jno
Chesapeake
C. E
H. 12. Lough
Hafer Miller
Mismael Sheely
S. F. Keeney
H. C. Stock
J. C. Birely
E. C. Livingston
Rhoda Myers
Louise Cook
J. A. Pirely
Mary Swartz
John 4
selman
Melly Hersner
E. Cashman
Merle
Diehl
Arendtaville
Leslie Hensel
Pleasant street
VADER
Karl Spangler
Kingsdale
GRIEST PARK
York Springs
Uriah
Aspers
Ascension Day
Triad
Minnie Dicks
Admr
Peters street
Johnston E. Miller
W. J. Miller
Helen BE. Sadler
G. Wash. Sadler
M. E. parsonage
Westminster
BR. N. Edwards
J. F E. Kepner
Lawrence Strausbaugh
G. M. Spangler
Miller building
M. E
John Jacobs
Bo Uday Treas
J.C Birety
Margaret Weigard
Mitel Deal
Naomi Slayhaugh