Gett ysburg Marine Camp to Open July Week End
A report from Gettysburg details the upcoming Marine encampment on the battlefield with 5500 Marines, tanks, planes and a captive balloon. President Harding is to visit Camp Harding on July 2, with Gov. Sproul and Gov. Trinkle in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Handing
Ohio
Marion
Pickett
White House
Quantico
Camp Harding
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Trinkle
Virginia
Harding
Local residents depart for study and travel
Miss Elizabeth Bream returns home from Norwood after planning a New York study course. Miss Frances Hollinger also goes home from Ner wood school. Various others from Lincoln Way and East portions of town journey or visit relatives, attend retreats, or work in distant towns, with many professors, students, and families noted.
Himes to Back Ship Subsidy Bid in Congress
Representative Joseph Hims Himes of Canton Ohio pledges support for the administration ship subsidy bill when Congress reconvenes, citing a 1920 campaign pledge to reduce navies and expand merchant marine. He expects renomination amid solid local backing. Married life entries and social notes fill the rest of the page with local nuptials and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himes
Joseph H. Himes
Canton
Ohio
New Oxford
House
Middle West
Harding
Sixteenth
United States
America
Mr. Himes
Miracle escape as tractor pins man near Kingsdale
Earl Spangler of near Kingsdale was pinned beneath a heavy tractor while cutting wheat in a field. The tractor sank in soft ground after rains, toppled backward, but he suffered only a broken arm and leg. He was taken to Warner Hospital, Gettysburg, with no internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Spangler
Kingsdale
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Big Day at Gries t Park York Springs July 4th races
A big July 4 celebration at Gries t Park York Springs features second matinee season trotting and pacing races with premiums in each class. A Uriah versus Aspers baseball game is slated after Ghost Park Ascension Day previously saw Aspers win 9 to 10 in 13 innings. Music, including a jazz orchestra at the grandstand and another band at the quarter stretch, will accompany the event with a large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griest Park
York Springs
Uriah
Aspers
Ghost Park
Public sale of Circle Cafe property and farm near Hampton
Mrs Minnie Dicks Admr will sell at public sale on July 1 on Circle Cafe property at Center Square and Carlisle Street as a whole and in three parts including cafe building annex and garage. The same day North Peters street lots and the farm near Hampton will also be offered on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnié Dicks
Admr
Circle Cafe
Center Square
Carlisle Street
North Peters Street
Hampton
Dogs Kill Five Sheep at Guldens Farm
Five of A. S. Whisler’s prize sheep were killed by dogs Sunday night near Guldens. The flock was left in a woods during hot weather and Monday morning the ownerless dogs were found to have caused the deaths. Several more sheep showed injuries and may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whisler
Guldens
Local Health Roundup From York County Notes Illnesses
Miss Adeline Hoffnagle recovering in Baltimore from pneumonia after returning from home near Jirush Run schoolhouse. Howard Eyster of York, previously ill, is able to be about again. Clarence Steiner of Sugartown recuperating from pneumonia. Mrs Chas. W. Baker of Maytown formerly of New Oxford had been seriously ill. Wm Chronister home in East Berlin quarantined for measles. Mrs Mary Felix of Cashtown mother of Mrs A A Sanders is ill. Mrs James Kaiser of Locust Lane not much improved. Mrs George Fissell near Abbotts town reported critically ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Hensel
MecSherrystown
Harry Noble
Michael Livingston
New Oxford
Hershey
Harper Dicks
Charlotte
N. C
Faber Bollinger
McSherrystown
N. M. Dicks
Circle Cafe
Dorothy
F. L. Weaver
East High Street
Ellen Schriver
Jas, Birely
Harrisburg
Carlisle Street
B.C. Livingston
Jno
C. Myers
T.tuker
R. M. Baugher
Geo. D. Ehrhart
Town
Chesapeake
C. E
Aspers
Lough
Hafer Miller
Misa Wthel Sheely
S. K. Keeney
H. C. Stock
J. C. Birely
E. C. Livingston
Rhoda Myers
York
Samuel Hensel
Philadelphia
Roy Bolinger
Berlin Avenue
Adeline Hoffnagle
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Jirush Run
Howard Eyster
Clarence Steiner
Sugartown
Chas. W. Baker
Maytown
Wm. Chronister
East Berlin
Mary Felix
Cashtown
A. A. Sanders
James Kaiser
Locust Lane
George Fissell
Abbottstown
East Berlin girl's husband identified among Herrin massacre dead
Mrs Mabel Jacobs of York identified No 16 as her husband Raymond Jacobs a 37 year old steam shovel operator. He was buried at Potter's field Sunday then disinterred Tuesday to be taken to York for burial. Jacobs had moved from East Berlin to York with his wife before joining the mine crew at Copely Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Potter's Field
Mabel Jacobs
York
No. 16
Raymond Jacobs
Geo. B. Jacobs
Archie
Gettysburg
Jacobs
Copely
William
West Manheim
Hospital Admissions For Tonsil Removals And Surgeries
Mary Trostle and Catherine Hisenhart of East Berlin were admitted to Warner Hospital Cettysbure on Thursday for tonsil removals. Mrs Nellie Klunk of McSherrystown went to St Joseph's Hospital Lancaster on Wednesday for internal trouble surgery. Jesse Slaybaugh of Center Mills was admitted to Warner Hospital last week. Edna Hoffman returned home to Latimore from Carlisle Hospital much improved. J W Thomas Littlestown chief burgess and Silk Co manager had blood transfusion surgery at Mercy Hospital Baltimore Tuesday a week ago and recovered well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Trostle
Catherine Hisenhart
East Berlin
Warner Hospital
Cettysbure
Nellie Klunk
McSherrystown
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Jesse Slaybaugh
Warry Slaybaugh
Center Mills
Edna Hoffman
Latimore
Carlisle Hospital
J. W. Thomas
Kepner and Strausbaugh Repaint Miller Building Apartment
J B Kepner and Lawrence Strausbaugh repainted the new apartment to be occupied by Mr and Mrs G M Spangler in the Miller building Center Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Kepner
Lawrence Strausbaugh
G. M. Spangler
Miller Building
Center Square
New Oxford School Board Rules Uniform Head Tax
The school board concludes per capita law requires the head tax be levied uniformly on all residents 21 and over. Women must pay the $2 head tax just as men, under the law governing the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford School Board
New Oxford Chamber Gains Seven More Members in Miller’s Fall
Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce and Hanover Kiwanis Club speakers electrified a large audience in Miller’s Fall as seven additional members joined the newly formed New Oxford Chamber. Officers vow to build local enthusiasm and expect results. Cashman noted inquiries by Hanover boxmaker Wm. Leschy for a 200 to 300 worker factory and N. Lings plan to build opposite the W. M. station. Susquehanna Casting Co. workers from Wrightsville will move into Weaver warehouse on Hanover Street by July 1, with 25 molders and 20 finishers to be employed in the existing brick building. New Oxford is seen entering a era of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce
Hanover Kiwanis Club
Oxfond Chamber
Pres. Cashman
Wm. Leschy
Hanover Box
N. Lings
W. M
Susquehanna Casting Co
Wrightsville
Hanover Street
Orford
Chamber of Commerce
S. S. convention elects 4th District officers at local church
At the annual S. S. convention of the 4th Dist held in the local M E church on Saturday, officers were elected including Pres. C B Yohe and Treas. J C Birely. The program followed last week's Item with afternoon and evening sessions and reports from nine of twelve district schools read by delegates.
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S. S
Dist
M. E
Followigg
Pres
C. B. Yohe
John Jacobs
L. B. Loli
Treas
J. C. Birely
Margaret Weigard
Maud Deal
Momentary
Naomi Slaybaugh
W. E. Thomas
Temperance
W. M. Allison
O.J. Flaherty
Young People’s Div
Ethel Wehler
Home Dept
W. E. Weaver
Ford Strikes Pole Injuring Two in West Hanover
Ifrancis Marshall and Miss Helen Johns were injured when their Ford touring car struck a telephone pole at a West Hanover corner on Sunday evening. The crash caused facial and lip injuries for Marshall and severe bruises for Johns, both treated by Dr. A. Rice in McSherrystown. the car was badly wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Itrancis Marshall
New Oxford
Helen Johns
Blue Gables
West Hanover
Mr. Marshall
Remembrance Of Local Weddings And Death Anniversaries
REMEMBER WHEN Isgrac Slaybaugh and Fimma Wiest now Mrs J A Soose were married 49 years ago on June 22. The Valley Lutheran Sunday school chapel at the Carlisle pike was dedicated with ceremonies 25 years ago Monday with Rev Ford Hesse of New Oxford participating. Herman Teaman and Annie Thoman were married 20 years ago Friday. Mrs John McIntire of New Chester died 10 years ago Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isgrac Slaybaugh
Dee'd
Fimma Wiest
J. A. S*oose
Near Town
Valley Lutheran Sunday School
Carlisle ’Pike
Ford. Hesse
New Oxford
Herman Teaman
Near New Chester
Annie Thoman
Hanover
John McIntire
New Chester
Local Families Welcome Newborns in Weekend Birth Announcements
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Butler of Berlina avenue welcomed a son on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sanders near Swift Run schoolhouse welcomed a son on Monday. Grandpa Bert is praised as he boasts again. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lentz near Littlestown welcomed a son. Mr. and Mrs. William Yealey of Hanover welcomed a son. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Ensslen of Philadelphia welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Ensslen, before marriage Miss Amy Wolf of Abbottstown, noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Helen Feiser
H. J. Smith
Lincoln Way
East
Eldred VanFossen
B. C. VanFossen
Hanover
W. M. Allison
VanFossen
Bobrow
Miss Feiser
Wm Butler
Berlina Avenue
Merle Sanders
Swift Run
Bert
Calvin Lentz
Littlestown
William Yealey
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N.O
Henry E. Gebhart
Duquesne
W. A. Wertz
Chambersburg
M. J. Roth
St. Paul's
Noel
Hamilton Township
Chas Sneeringer
Irishtown
W. P. McLaughlin
Statesville
Rinehart
Ralph Copman
Sisters of St. Mary’s School
Kohlers
Livingston
Ellis Miller
Clement Martin
Francis Martin
W. D. Myers
Geo. Hale
Andrew Taylor
C. Livingston
West
Kenneth Alwine
Percey Alwine
Berlin Junction
Washington
Church of the Immaculate Conception
This Place
Caroline Smith
Agnes Smith
West High Street
Earl Weaver
Harry Weaver
Grass Plot
Mummert
R. M. Straley
Burgess Hummer
N. V. McCadden
McCadden
Jonas Fleming
George Smith
Charles McCadden
Willis McCadden
Richard
Mildred
Helen Fleming
Myrtle Hagle McCadden
Ruth
Alice McCadden
Lenny Dieh
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Diehl
First Lutheran Church
Loysville
New Oxford Tribe of
Red Men
Alwine’s Grove
Hanov@& Boys Club
Lincoln Highway
Biglerville
Arendtsville
Spensler
Ehrhart
Cate Dicks
Conewago
Millhimes’ Grove
Hunterstown
Woman's Missionary Society of St
Dillsburm Lutheran Charge
P Lace
H. P. Stock
Synod
N. C. Tribe
Hanover Red Men
Ushers League of
Clearview Nine
Near Hanover
Elizabeth Bream
Norwood
Frances Hollinger
Nerwood School
Miss Bream
New York
Marion Mrbevenour, Killiner
Morgantown
Helen Ruth
Mahanoy City
DN. Feiser
L. W. Miller
Red Lion
Burnell
Tulsa
Okla
Geo. A. Miller
Miller
Elwood Myers
Rhoda Swartz Myers
Abilene
Kansas
Brown
Allen Diehl
Steubenville
A. C. Diehl
Ethel Stock
A. K. Stock
Wm. Rinehart
Riinehart
Lizzie Rinehart
Hermie Roth
Arthur Taughinbaugh
State College
J. B. Shanahan
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
John and Wimbert Neely
Jos. Hudson
Pittsburgh
Victor Lawrence
Allentown
R. W. Slaybaugh
G. W. M. Stock
H. S. Sheets
Walter Miller
Mervin Stjab
Palmyra
Johnston FE. Miller
W. H. Miller
Brush Run
Helen E. Sadler
G. Wash. Sadler
M. E. Parsonage
Westminster
R. N. Edwards
Raymond Conley
Lee Sager
Elenore Noel
Chas. Noel
Route 2
John Sponseller
Harry Daniels
Jeneva M. Sharrer
J. H. Sharrer
Sharrer
Chas. J. Haar
Harry Haar
Labatt
Paradise Litheran Church
G. W. Enders, Jr
Howard Sharrer
Greenmount
Albert Sharrer
Katherine Sharrer
Hampstead
D. S. Kime
L. T. Khrbart
Olive Sharrer
Walden Sharer
M. M. Sharrer
John Boyce
Katie Haar
Sternat
Dale March
D. H. Sharrer
Chas. Haar
NEW
Oxford
ATH Dist
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