Green Springs News Recap of Local Incidents and Socials
Frank Zinn injured his back after a thirty foot fall from a cherry tree on John Meckley’s farm. He was taken to his father John Zinn’s home nearby for care. Hanover Old-Tiers defeated Bethlehem Mines 3 to 1 at Bethlehem Mines diamond Sunday afternoon. A surprise sixtieth birthday party honored Mrs Bentzel at Mr. and Mrs. William Bentzel’s home. Children will attend a two week Fresh Air program this summer. About seventy-five neighbors serenaded Mr and Mrs Joseph Bollinger at their home. Mrs Bollinger was formerly Miss Lillian Bittinger. The Bollingers recently completed a ten day tour of New England and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meckley
Frank Zinn
John Zinn
Meckley
Green Springs
Tempest Laughman
Hanover R. D
Hanover
William Bente
Bentzel
Charles Bittinger
Joseph B. Bollinger
Bollinger
Lillian Bittinger
New England States
Canada
New Oxford Item Describes Post Office Subscription Terms
The notice outlines subscription rates for New Oxford and out-of-county readers. It lists $1.00 annually in advance or $1.50 if not paid within the year, with discontinuation only by publisher option after amounts owed. Advertisements offered at reasonable rates with contracts receiving liberal reductions.
40 Years Ago Grand Picnic in Fichelberger’s Grove
A 40 year old notice details a Fourth of July picnic in Fichelberger’s Grove near the Cross Pikes with a dancing floor and evening fireworks. Local notes report New Oxford teachers re elected amid faction opposition, church plans in McSherrystown, and various community items from attendance at services to marriages and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fichelberger
N. Warner
Alex Byer
O. A. Smith
New Oxford
A. Wm. S
R. H. Clare
Chas. Decker
Lancaster County
Wm. Steffy
Loyola College
Baltimore
Geo. Livingston
Gettysburg Prep
Martin Dieh
Dr. Strahan
Conewago Chapel
Wm. S. Allison
Maggie A.golden
Pleasant
Joel Swartz
Wm. A. Cashman
Hamilton Twp
Annie Slothour
York County
Dover
John E. Little
Hunterstown
Elizabeth Sheets
New Chester
York
Local Notes Roundup of Visits and Changes
Mrs J Russel and two sons from Columbia visit the Lawrences. F W Mauss of Baltimore visits friends here. Miss Maude Coleman and Miss Naomi Sehnell from Englewood NJ visit relatives. Jos H Himes visits Pittsburgh friends. Nita Cashman returns from Glasgow Delaware to teach. Fannie and Katie Gross visit Helen Himes. Edith Elliott visits Eva Stock. Miss Minnie Sourbeer visits Parsons. Mary McMaster from Gettysburg visits sister Mrs Jos R Carpaugh. John Hartman summoned to Cashtown for ill father Auruba Pottorff. Harrisburg visits Miss Alice Pottorff. Wm Jeffery returns to Kansas. Misses Kehm from Fort Dodge IA visit Mrs Margaret Heltzel. Mrs Mary Barnhart admitted to York Hospital. J A Eckert purchases the prick dwelling and bakery on Hanover Street for 1500. Jacob Yingling succeeds Enders J Rice as Inshitown mail carrier. Edw Enech of Tyrone reports wheat with 72 kernels. John Smith of Cedar Ridge reports a large raccoon. Chas L Lawrence, manager of Irishtown, challenges the New Oxford baseball club. H B Chronister of Hampton graduates from Millersville. Jacob Niederer of McSherrystown pension increased from 8 to 10. John A Staub also up from 8 to 10. Rev Cass A Waltman of Me...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Russel
Columbia
L. G. Lawrence
F. W. Mauss
Baltimore
Maude Coleman
Naomi Sehnell
Englewood
N. J
Jos. H. Himes
Pittsburgh
Nita Cashman
Glasgow
Del
Fannie
Katie Gross
York
Helen Himes
Edith Elliott
York Springs
Eva Stock
Minnie Sourbeer
Parsons
W. FP. Sheely
Mary McMaster
Gettysbur
Jos. R. Carpbaugh
John Hartman
Cashtown
Auruba Pottorff
Harrisburg
Alice Pottorff
Wm. Jeffery
Kansas
Kehm
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Margaret Heltzel
Mary Barnhart
Bonneauville
York Hospital
Prick
Hanover Street
M. D. Feiser
Jacob Yingling
Enders J. Rice
Enech
Tyrone
John Smith
Cedar Ridge
Chas L. Lawrence
Irishtown
New Oxford Baseball Club
H. B. Chronister
Hampton
Irom Millersville
N. S
Jacob Neiderer
Valley news brief round up from Adams County area
A village pastor announces transfer from St. Aloysius Lit tlestown to Sacred Heart Williamstown. Local educators, students, and a variety of town events are noted including obituaries, estate matters, home births, thefts, and bus route changes. Frequent names include Rev Edward O Flynn John M Leese Emma Burg Jacob Breighner W Raymond Shank Ira Y Baker and Paul Goodermuth. The Greyhound line ends a route after June 30 and several community milestones are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O'Flynn
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
Littlestown
Sacred Heart Church
Williamstown
John M. Leese
Hanover
Abbottstown
Columbia University
New York City
Salem
N. J
Europe
Leese
Leese and Miller
Columbia
Emma Bure
Heny Shewell
East Prospect
Milton Burg
Zech
Gettysburg College
Ira Y. Baker
Gettysburg High School
Yee
Ervin Wilgamuth
Red Lion
C. R. Gibson
Yor
Wolgamuth
Tie
Gibson
W. Raymond Shank
Adams County
State Teachers’ Retirement Association
York Springs
Myers
Charles D. Sell
Holman L. Sell
S. M. Keagy
Robert E. Fisher
Register and Recorder
Paul Goodermuth
Round Top
National Garage
Gettysburg
Carla Erickson
Charles Sease
Warner Hospital
Adams and
Cumberland County
Lancaster
York
Dauphin
Lebanon
Franklin Counties
Laurel Jake
South Mountain
Adoption sought for orphaned infant Lavine Eckenrode
Lavine Marie Eckenrode, about five months old, seeks adoption by Mr and Mrs George P Eyler of York after the infant’s father died of gas poisoning seven days after her birth and her mother was killed by a pistol shot fired in a jealousy dispute near Littlestown. The mother was formerly of York Springs and died June 8 at the home of Frank Heist in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavine Marie Eckenrode
George P. Eyler
York
York Springs
Mabel Spiridonos
Littlestown
Frank He
All-Stars Defeat Centennial 6 3 On Diamond
Gettysburg All-Stars defeated Centennial 6 to 3 on Centennial field in a well played game. Roy Moser outpitched Jack Kane and earned the win while the All-Stars totaled ten hits. Moser Knox and Kitzmiller had two safeties each and McKinn homered and doubled for Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg All-Stars
Centennial
Roy Moser
Jack Kane
Moser
Gettysburg
R. Moser
I. Knox
C. Kitzmiller
B. Kuhn
McKinn
Births in Gettysburg and area announce new daughters and a son
Mr and Mrs George F Smith Gettysburg announce a daughter Edna Mary born June 25 A daughter Joyce Romaine born to Mr and Mrs David M Clap saddle Hunterstown June 20 A daughter Ruth Jeannette born to Mr and Mrs Milton E Pot torff Cumberland township June 10 Mr and Mrs Leroy Hess Gettysburg R G announce birth of a son Wednesday A son born to Mr and Mrs William Nipple Mummasburg Monday Mr and Mrs Carl Erickson Table Rock announce the birth of an eight pound daughter Maxine Marie June 24
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Smith
Gettysburg
Edna Mary
Joyce Romaine
David M. Clapsaddle
Hunterstown
Ruth Jeannette
Milton E. Pottorff
Cumberland Township
Leroy Hess
Gettyspurg R. G
Wiliam Nipple
Mummasburg
Carl Erickson
Table Rock
Maxine Marie
Gettysburg Man Fined for Intersections Violation
J E Pierce Jr of Gettysburg paid a $10 fine and costs before Justice John C Stealer on a charge of passing another car at an intersection. Pierce is alleged by police to have sideswiped the machine of Claur Good Gettysburg garageman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E Pierce, Jr
Gettysburg
Justice of the Peace
John C. Stealer
Pierce
Claur Good
Missing Hanover man found in East Berlin barn after 28 days
Noah B. Grove aged 58, missing since May 26 from the Toose fruit farm in the Pigeon Hills, was found unconscious in an unused barn near Mummert's meeting house East Berlin. He was unable to recognize anyone and believed to be starved. Local doctors and state police assisted, with care at Hanover hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah B. Grove
Toose
Pigeon Hills
Mummert's
Beulah
Sarah Ieese
East Berlin
T. C. Miller
Abbottstown
Hanover Hospital
Grover
Edgar Slothour
Reuben’ Slothour
Orville Zeigler
Ralph Myers
Eugene Elgin
E. A. Miller
Gettysburg
Russell Kniess
G. A. Hahn
Grove
Menges Mills
Ollie Grove
Jacob B. Grove
Conewago
Abrant Roth
Hamilton Township
Hale Reunion Marks Fifth Annual Gathering in 1932
The Hale family held its fifth annual reunion June 18 at Farmers’ Grove between Abbottstown and East Berlin with over 200 attending. Officers were re-elected, led by President Carvin E. Hale and Treasurer Levi Hale. The group planned a 1933 reunion at the same site. Prizes awarded to youngest boy Philip Shultz and youngest girl Mary Louise Wilson, with Samuel Sipling and Fannie Hubley named oldest man and woman. Mrs. Ray Gassart traveled the farthest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Farmers’ Grrove
Abbottstown
East Berlin
Carvin E. Hale
Hanover
Levi Hale
Philip Shultz
Ralph Shultz
Mary Louise Wilson
Myr Wilson
Gettysburg
Samuel Sipling
Fannie Hubley
Columbia R. D
Ray Gassart
Lebanon
Iron Springs Man Held Over Manslaughter in Route 3 Crash
Sheldon Richardson, 26, of Iron Springs, is held for the August grand jury on a manslaughter charge connected to the June 3 automobile death of Raymond Hurley, 43, also of Iron Springs. Only surveillance testimony was offered. Richardson lacked counsel and was recommitted to jail in default of $2,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Richardson
Iron Springs
Justice of the
John C. Shearer
Richardson
Raymond Hurley
Emanuel Reformed Church Names New Minister of Music
Announcement to Emanuel Reformed Church Hanover states Leonard Bowman Martin from Akron Ohio has been elected as full time minister of music. Rev Dr Edgar F Hoffmeier pastor. Martin is a Westminster Choir School graduate from Ithaca New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Reformed Church
Hanover
Leonard Bowman Martin
Akron
Ohio
Westminster Choir School
Ithaca
N. Y
Emanuel Church
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Alleged Chicken Thief Surrendered to Carroll County Sheriff
Clarence Wright twenty one foster son of Edward Copenhaver Littlestown R 4 Carroll County Maryland was handed to Carroll County sheriff by Sheriff John C Wible on Thursday Wright was taken to Westminster to face larceny charges after Deputy Blaine E Bixler arrested him Tuesday for attempting to sell four chickens to Walter Brindle a Littlestown produce dealer A detainer may be lodged to hold him for Adams County authorities on a contemplated bicycle theft charge in Littlestown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wright
Edward Copenhaver
Littlestown R
Carroll County
Maryland
John C. Wible
Wright
Westminster
Blaine E. Bixler
Walter Brindle
Littlestown
Bixler
Adams County
Stricken son dies en route to dying mother in Delaware
Mrs. Jos S Jenkins of Philadelphia widow of Joseph S Jenkins died after illness. Her son Steh mann Jenkins a Bear Delaware farmer rushed to her, but in the garage he suffered a heart attack and died. She had been ill for weeks and died Saturday night. The family moved from Hanover 35 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. S. Jenkins
Philadelphia
Hanover
Stehmann Jenkins
Bear
Del
Joseph S. Jenkins
Women gain church offices in Reformed Synod at Akron
The General Synod of the Reformed churches in the United States approves a constitutional amendment in Akron Ohio granting women the right to hold church offices equal to men. Another amendment lets a minister from another denomination preach the opening sermon at a local classis meeting. The body endorses prohibition unemployment insurance and kin dred measures and calls for clear positions on marriage and divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Churches
United States
General Synod
Akron
Ohio
Synod
Dogs Running Loose Threaten Adams County Farms
George A Raffensperger of the bureau of animal industry warned Saturday that dog owners allowing roaming animals will be arrested and prosecuted. Roaming dogs have caused damage in Adams County with turkeys and sheep killed on local farms and an estimated 700 unlicensed dogs in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Raffensperger
Gettysburg
Bureau of Animal Industry
Adams County
Conrad Walker
Biglerville
Franklin Township
Hearing in murder case continued for Mabel Spirindorf
A hearing for Mabel Spirindorf of Littlestown charged with the murder of Pauline Eckenrode of York was postponed until Thursday due to the absence of defense counsel. The testimony was set for June 23 at Justice Briggs's Spring Garden Township office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Spirindorf
Littlestown
Pauline Eckenrode
York
Justice Briggs
Spring Garden Township
Butler township completes bovine TB testing
Testing for bovine tuberculosis in Butler township started Monday morning and concluded today. Veterinarians completed 60 day re tests of cattle already examined in Huntington township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Township
Huntington Township
Deaths Continued Notice For DeHoff Family
June 19 obituary notes the death of a Littlestown area man, son of Tobias and Lehma DeHoff. Survived by widow Alverta Krumrine, two daughters, one grandchild, a brother Harvey DeHoff, four sisters, and two half brothers. Funeral Monday at 2:30 PM at J. W. Little and Son funeral home. Interment at Christ Reformed church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias and
Lehma DeHoff
Littlestown
Alverta Krumrine
Luther Hankey
Edward Forsythe
Robert Eugene Forsythe
Harvey DeHoff
Braddock
Raymond Kump
J. M. Feeser
Harvey Collins
Elmer Etb
Pittsburgh
Emanuel DeHoff
John A. DeHoff
J. W. Little and Son Funeral Home
A. O. Bartholomew
Christ Reformed Church
Christ Church Cemetery
Death of Mary Felix 13 in Greenmount Area
Miss Mary Virginia Felix, 13, daughter of Mr and Mrs Maurice Felix, died at her home near Greenmount after a four month illness. Survived by three brothers Maurice Jr John C and Joseph M Felix and sister Ida Mae Catherine and grandfather Charles Felix. Funeral services were held Monday morning. She belonged to St Francis Xavier Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Felix
Mary Virginia Felix
Maurice Felix
Greenmount
Gettysburg
Miss Felix
Maurice Felix, Jr
John C. Felix
Joseph M. Felix
Ida Mae Catherine Felix
Charles Felix
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Gardner Dies at 75 in Gardners After Long Ill Health
Henry J. Gardner 75 retired farmer and former York Springs bank director died Friday morning at his Gardners home from complications. Survived by widow Mary A. Gardner and sons Caius Ellsworth Luther Amos Group Heller. 13 grandchildren and brother Willis. Funeral at Upper Bermudian Lutheran church with burial in the cemetery. pallbearers were his grandsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Gardner
York Springs National Bank
Gardners
Mr. Gardner
York Springs Bank
Uriah and
Matilda (Meals) Gardner
Adams County
Mary A. (Bream) Gardner
Caius B. Gardner
Gardners R. 1
Ellsworth M. Gardner
Carlisle
Luther A. Gardner
Conrad
Montana
Amos Group
Gardners R
Fred Heller
Willis E. Gardner
Hanover
Mrs Dora Grace Lawver Myers Dies After Illness
Mrs Dora Grace Lawver Myers 48 wife of Charles H Myers died at home in Biglerville at 3 45 Monday morning after a four month illness and stroke. She was born in Butler township and lived most of her life in Biglerville. Survived by husband adopted daughter Evelyn Myers at home and brother Emory L Lawer Biglerville. Lifelong member of St Pauls Lutheran Church Biglerville. Funeral Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Grace (Lawver) Myers
Charles H. Myers
Biglerville
Rufus Lawver
Butler Township
Evelyn Myers
Emory JL
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Death of Mrs. Annie Pfail near Heidlersburg
Mrs. Annie Pfail 78 widow of Conrad Pfail died at her son in law and daughter Edward Davis home near Heidlersburg Saturday night from a stroke suffered in January. Born in Germany she came to the United States 51 years ago and lived near Heidlersburg for years. Surviving are one daughter Mrs Edward Davis one son Charles R Pfail New Bloomfield two grandchildren and one sister Mrs Frank Gerber Baltimore. Funeral services were held from Bender funeral home Tuesday with interment at Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Pfail
Conrad Pfail
Edward Davis
Heidlersburg
Germany
United States
Funeral Rites Held for Miss Marie E. Sanders
Miss Marie E. Sanders, 32, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Sanders of Gettysburg, was laid to rest after funeral services Thursday at St Francis Xavier Church. The Rev Father Mark E Stock officiated with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie E. Sanders
John A. Sanders
Gettysburg
St. Francis Xavier's Catholic Church
Mark E. Stock
Mrs Warren of Waynesboro Dies at 62
Mrs. Lewis Warren 62 of Waynesboro died Thursday. She was born near Fairfield the daughter of Isaac Beard and Annie Kelly Beard. She leaves one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Warren
Lewis A. Warren
Waynesoro
Isaac and
Annie (Kelly) Beard
Fairfield
Hanover butcher Luther D Little files bankruptcy
Luther D Little a butcher of Hanover was granted a voluntary bankruptcy decree listing debts totaling 8931.57 with assets of 0.530.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther D. Little
Hanover
Marriage Binds Hanover and Lineboro Couples
Francis Klinehinst of Hanover and Clarence M. Weaver of Lineboro R D 1 were married Sunday morning in the parsonage of the West Manheim Lutheran charge Hanover by Rev A M Hollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Francis Klinehinst
Hanover
Clarence M. Weaver
Lineboro
R. D
West Manheim Lutheran Charge
A. M. Hollinger
Ministers Unite in Grace Church Carlisle Nuptials
The Home Builders service at Grace United Brethren Church Carlisle Sunday evening featured the marriage of Rev. S. Fred Christman of Biglerville to Miss Gladys Rotz of Fort Loudon. The ceremony was performed by Rev. S. Fred Christman assisted by Rev. Dr. A. R. Ayres and Rev. I. S. Ernst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace United Brethren Church
Carlisle
Marriage of Miss Marie Whisler and Clarence Nace in Hanover
Miss Marie Elizabeth Whisler daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Whisler of Hanover wed Clarence George Nace son of Aaron Nace of Hanover R D Sunday morning. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Harry Hursh Beidleman pastor of St Matthew's Lutheran in the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Elizabeth Whisler
Henry Whisler
Hanover
Clarence George Nace
Aaron Nace
R. D
Harry Hursh Beidleman
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Zartman and Carr Wed in Hagerstown United Brethren Church
Lester L. Zartman son of Mr and Mrs Frank G Zartman and Miss Myrtle Carr living with her grandmother Mrs Alice Carr wed in a Saturday morning ceremony at the parsonage of the Hagerstown United Brethren church conducted by Rev Rider. They will reside at the Carr home for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester L. Zartman
Frank G. Zartman
Myrtle Carr
Alice Carr
Hagerstown
Swisher Zepp Wedding in Trinity Reformed Church
Miss Elsie Emory Co Zepp of Gettysburg wed William R H Swisher of Gettysburg in Trinity Reformed Church Get tysburg Friday. Rev Howard S Fox officiated. Swisher, a Gettysburg High School graduate, works in Gettysburg and is employed by J E Trimmer Carlisle five and ten cent store owner. The couple will reside in Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swisher
Zepp
Trinity Reformed Church
Gettysburg
Elsie Emory Co. Zepp
William R. H. &Smisher
Howard S. Fox
J. E. Trimmer
Carlisle
Clergy Daughter Marries Stoyestown Principal in York Ceremony
Forgie Baker couple wed at St Matthew's Lutheran church York with ceremony by the bride's father the Rev Dr Baker and the Rev James A Forgie of Brownsville. The groom Raymond Forgie is principal of Stoyestown high school and son of the Rev James A Forgie. Clara Amelia Baker is a Gettysburg high school teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forgie
Hartman-Harris Wedding in Los Angeles Church of the Messiah
Dr. Rodney Benton Hartman of Los Angeles, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Benton Hartman formerly of Gettysburg, married Miss Zaida Harris of Los Angeles last Thursday at the Church of the Messiah. Dr Bruce Baxter USC chaplain officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Benton Hartman
Los Angeles
Harry Benton Hartman
Gettysburg
Zaida Harris
Church of the Messiah
Bruce Baxter
University of Southern California
Adams County Farm Crops Value Drops in 1931 Report
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Statistics and Information reports a 0.32 percent decline in Adams County farm crop value for 1931 from 1930, with Adams at seven percent above the state average. 1930 farm crop value was 3,517,010. 1931 fell to 2,680,780 as statewide crop value dropped from 156,121,000 to 116,283,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Bureau of Statistics and Information
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Cameron
Lancaster
Hilty Posts Bail Ahead of Preliminary Hearing
Clarence Hilty of Gettysburg was released on $1000 bail from Adams county jail for a Friday disorderly conduct hearing and a Thursday preliminary hearing before Justice Neill W. Gibson on charges including illegal liquor manufacture and possession, driving while intoxicated, and resisting an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hilty
Gettysburg
Adams County
Justice of the
Neill W. Gibson
Hilty
Gibson
Charles Boyd
Commonwealth
Justice of the Peace
Robert E. Wible
Oak Park picnic grounds open for parties near New Oxford
Open to the public seven miles west of New Oxford the Oak Park offers amusements for children and adults with refreshments available. Proprietor W E Signor promotes the site for picnics and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
New Oxford
W. E. Signor
For Rent House on Lincoln Way New Oxford Pa
For rent a house on Lincolnway East New Oxford with all conveniences for a small family. Apply to Superior Garage Lincolnway East New Oxford Pa 6-30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolnway
New Oxford
High Street
H. B. Flaherty
Hanover Street
Farmers' & Merchants’ Bank
Used Cars Offer Reliable Transport at Low Prices
Used Cars-Economical, Reliable. Buyers here gain value with cars priced like used vehicles but nearly new. The selection includes 1931 Chrysler 8 sedan, 1930 Chrysler 77, 1929 Chrysler 65 coupe, 1926 Pontiac coupe and more from GOOD BROS. MOTOR CO. at 325 Frederick St. Hanover, Pa. Open evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Bros. Motor CO
Frederick St
Hanover
H. M. Sterner
Dodge
Plymouth
Broadway
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Oxford
New Eer
Sherrystown
Margaret Kilmer
Tuscarora
Leo Smith
St Mary's Church
Peter Shetter
Bendersville
WFR
Elijah Kepner
Berwick
Twp
Samuel Wo.f
Harry F. Hellman
Jerome
Francis Gulden
Bonneauyville
Wmn
Starry Hampton
Edgar Muller
Shippensburg S. N
New Oxford Stickmens
West York Club
Trone
Britcher
Bievenour
C. Bievenour
West York
AE Wallick
B. H'mme
Giduniicecan
P Denton
Mears
Kline
Heltzel
Rf P. Myers
C Coe Xgenfritz
P. Myers
Norm Plitt
N. C
Hoae Free
Semeewreeenrse
Zeigler
Spens
Yingling
C Beaver
All-Stars
Ray Hurley
Christman—Rotz
Nace—Whisler
Zartman—Carr
Hartman—Harris
Farm Crops Inc , ‘Adams
W. High Street
BK. M. Carpenter
Pleasant Street
Studebaker
Willys-Knight
Stokes
Baltimore St
Iime
Bair
Abbottstown, Pa
Weaver Piano
Centre
McKinley
Centre Sq
Henry Otto
Mt. Pleasant Township
W. H. Kling
Keystone Radio Service
North Stratton Street
Buick Company
Frederick St. Ha
Over, Pa
Bragades Phonograph
Furniture Exchange
W. Clark
Central Market
Eeeneve
Eateaore
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