Local notes reflect moves and mishaps around town
Mrs. Mary Spahr relocates to the Wm E Hensel property on Berlin area Roy Bollinger moves to N Peters Street as his new residence John A Foose sustains chest injuries in a Monday fall at his High Street home Dr H F Goeken to occupy E C Livingston residence on Lincolnway West as the Livingstons move Levi Grimm to W High Street property to vacated plots and Chas Noel to Gardens area W A Diehl adds a double house by expanding on Lincolnway West several residents change homes and occupations including Myer and Geisler bankruptcy and a pending district court discharge unrelated household incidents and civic notes from Hanover to New Oxford Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Spahr
R. C. Taughinbaugh
Lincolnway
Wm E. Hensel
Berlin
Roy Bollinger
N. Peters St
Roy Waltman
Abbottstown
Livingston Building
Center Square
John A. Foose
W. High St
H. F. Goeken
E. C. Livingston
Lincoldway
Mr. Livingston
Levi Grimm
Plymire Row
G. W. M. Stock
W. High At
Chas. Noel
Gurdens
Lohr Klimefelter
District Court
G A. Bigham
West End
Chas, Baugher
Allen Hockensmith
Berlin Junction
A L. Leppo
West York
New Oxford
Hanover
Mary E. Smith
Ross Smith
Crabbs
Park Hotel
Harry McMaster
Arch Withers
Misery
M.D. Feiser
Ben Escholtz
Hanover St
Pius Robinson
Fribush Bros
Hfe
Baltimore
Pierce Graff
York
Graff
W. F. Sheely
Myrtle Chronister
Greenridge
Mies Ethel Chronister
H. F. Goaken
Coneware Creek
Kowler’s
Tiehl's
Geo. F. Grove
C. Clark Brown
Aid Society of the
First Lutheran Church
K Slagle
Lincolnway East
C. G. Sheely
Lincolnway. E
Mr. Sterner
Gueestman
Chevrolet and
Hupmobiles
Jos. Hoover
West High St
E. Chronister
Mr. Hoover
H. W. Hoffnagle
New Oxford Canning Company
George
Cletus Nelderer
Irishtown
Fiano Sale at Nace's Music Stores in Hanover and Gettysburg
Overstock sale offers pianos and players to move stock. Pianos priced as low as 126.00 dollars while players listed around 350.06 dollars. Nace's Music Stores located in Hanover Pennsylvania and Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FIANO
Nace's Music
Hanover
Géeuysburg
Radio Atwater Heat
Freed Eiseman
Fada
Radiola
Nace’s
Gettysburg
Geese Land on Farm Near Hampton Amid Stormy Weather
A flock of wild geese alighted on a Hampton area farm Thursday night, remained until about 8 AM Friday, then flew north when neighbors approached. Community notices cover funerals, sales, and church services with multiple local names and numbers.
Local residents attend Coolidge inauguration in Washington
Mrs. Martha Himes and Misses Susan Himes and Edna McKnight, of Lincolnway E, registered at Wardman Park hotel for the inauguration. Various address changes and visits noted include C Sponseller moving from Plymouth to Wooster One, Anna Schriver with a Glen Rock return from New Oxford, Ruth Staub visiting Pittsburgh, Rhea Staub with sister Mrs W Brow in Hanover, and J Null with daughter Esther Haverstick in Carlisle Street Mexico. Wm F Shull Sr., 82, visits New Chesterites, remarking on age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Himes
Susan Himes
Edna McKnight
Lincolnway
President Coolidge
Washington
W. Brow
Hanover
Wm. F. Shull
Shull
New Chesterites
Public Sale and Local Notices from Hanover Pennsylvania
Mrs Madilla Staybaugh sold her livestock and implements for $2415 at a farm sale. Prices reached 365 260 120 150 68 59 52 59 35 73 59 30 30 28 25 51 21 for various animals and equipment. School attendance at Clear View showed 89 percent for girls and 91 for boys. Uriah J M Rauchman age 109 fractured his chin in Hanover, while H F Henkey sale yielded strong prices and a tractor with plow sold for 4655. Bell telephone line installed at H S B Lough residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madilla Staybaugh
Pine Run
Harry Stambaugh
Som
Clear View School
Oxford Townhhin
Ethel Alwine
Marion Eckert
Nellie Kowman
Tov R. Myers
Ruth
Baughman
George E. Adams
H. F. Henkey
New Oxford
Lough
Hanover Street
Francis A. Ginter Rites Set In St Marys Church
Francis A. Ginter aged 75 years 10 months died at home in Oxford township from a stroke suffered Feb 9. He is survived by his sister Annie Ginter. Funeral Monday with a requiem high mass at St Marys church at 9 o clock Rev Geo L Rice officiating. Burial in St Marys cemetery New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Ginter
Anthony
Appolonia Klunk Ginter
Oxford Township
Annie Ginter
Ginter
St. Mary's Church
Geo L. Rice
St. Mary’s Cemetery
New Oxford
Local News Roundup from Unterstow n Heidlersburg and New Chester
James Diehl of Five Points is on the sick list. Roy Albright, recovering from a fractured skull and at Huntington Hospital, returns home to his parents. Mrs. Weldon Kline travels to Harrisburg for her mother’s illness. Theodore and John Keckler visit with parental hosts in Idaho. The Pines Lutheran and Heidlersburg Lutheran churches host sermons on the right attitude toward God. York Springs band stages A Fortunate Calamity in Heidlersburg with a potential pre-show square concert. The Ladies Bible class at St. Mark’s Lutheran forms with officers named. Various locals gain and regain mobility, while a string of visits and moves occur around New Chester and Tyrone township schools report strong attendance. Charles Greenewald, 37, of York, dies of pneumonia. Personal property sale for the late Jacob Fendler draws good prices. St. Mark’s Lutheran delegates attend a State convention with banners awarded to Luzern and Armstrong counties. York County earns honorable mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Diehl
Roy Albright
Mt. Pnion
Huntington Hospital
D. Albright
Weldon Kline
Harrisburg
J. H. Asper
Theodore
John Keckler
Idaho
Samuel Keckler
Pines Lutheran Church
Heidlersburg Lutheran Church
York Springs
A. Hall
Heidlersburg
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
D. Grant Deatrick
Brown
David Kemper
L Weigle
Clarence Ecker
Charles Carr
Round Hill
William F. Shull
New Chester
Harvey Dennis
Chas Borden
Strasburg
Margaret Weikert
Baltimore
Ed. Saum
Mt. Mlivet
Warner
Gettysburg
J. L. Warner
Cherrydale
Hiram Marks
Lester Starry
HeidWersburg
Chestnut Hill School
Tyrone Township
Wilmer Fidler
Ruth Weisle
Kathryn Moose
Russell Moose
Miles Fidler
Paul Martin
Edgar Moose
James Day
Merie Martin
Kenneth Stallsmith
Dale Starry
Gladys Starry
Robert W. Shafer
Pines School
Christie
Twylah Dellinger
Lindora
Mary Warner
Florence
Charles
Richard Trimmer
Miriam Zepp
David
Glenn ‘Myers
Donald
George
Howard Swope
John M. Stitt
M. S. Kennedy
Daniel Brown
Harvey Marks
Hiram Rupp
Twin Bridges Park
William Kennedy
Heiges
Charles Henry Greenewald
York
York Hospital
John Greenewald
Jacob Fendler
Clarence Tanger
Chocolates and Bon-Bons Visit New Oxford
The Emory M E church cancelled its Sunday evening service to allow members to attend a special missionary service at St. Pauls Reformed church in New Oxford reflecting a spirit of Christian unity with the Chocolate shop names Martha Wash and Mir ror Chocolates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory M. E
St. Paul's Reformed Church
New Oxford
East Berlin News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
East Berlin items report Jacob Miller of Service Shoe Co called to York by his ill son John. William Boyer orders 1600 malt chicks for spring. Samuel Kling confined by neuritis. Emma Boyer of Reading township plants onions. Public sale by C. E. Smith set for March 12 with hunting hounds and a bulldog listed. S Miley Miller improves. sister Anna Muller visits. Harry Bell hospitalized in Gettysburg after a neck injury and diabetes-like symptoms. Store room for rent on Square locally. Teens rear handkerchief mask prank risks a dinner quarrel. Ralph Myers welcomes a daughter. Mummert sells hogs to Mummert. New canning factory planned by Benton Mehring et al to employ 20-50 workers. Jacob March sale nets 3100. East Berlin High school seniors raise 31. Local church joint consistory elects officers. The Carlisle Journal launched in East Berlin by Curtis Blinsinger. Chronisters and Howard Chronister suffer mumps. 4-year-old Preston Harman injures hand. Stores to close Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6 from March 17. Mrs. Adam Miller sprained hip recovering. Daryl Hoke ill. Campaign for state omnibus bill advocates East Berlin to Heidersburg road. Latters welcome Baltimore visit. new son. Continued on last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Miller
Service Shoe Co
York
John Miller
William Boyer
Near East Berlin
Samuel Kling
Emma. Boyer
Reading Township
C. E. Smith
S. Miley Miller
Gettysburg
Misa- Anna Muller
East Berlin
Harry Bell
Warner Hospital
Eugene Elgin
H. Miller
Robt
Shetter
Abbottstown
Ralph, Myers
Charles Mummert
Bigmount
Daniel Mummert
Benton 5
Mehring
West York
Nevin Mehring
Hanover
Jacob March
Davidsburg
Charles Loss
Berlin
Biglerville
Charles A. Chronister
Berlin R. D
Howard
Preston
Henry Harman
East Bentin Ri
Adam Miller
Daryl Hoke
Scott Hoke
3 Senate
Heidersburg
Petersboro Items Highlight Local Deaths And Moves
Three month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Griest died from blood poisoning near Deardorff's mill. Various residents moved homes, sold property, or took trips. Notable items include a kitchen expansion by Geo. D. Wagner and Chas Moose moving into Harris Kimmel’s former house. Community updates cover illness, farming repairs, market trips, and local services from Petersboro to nearby towns.
Local Families Welcome Newborns Across Town
In Pleasant Street Mr and Mrs Lester Hensel announce a daughter. Pop Hensel saves nickels for a new boss Mr and Mrs Charles Shrader welcome a son in Berlin Junction. Blaine Bixler near White Hall has a son and Theron Basehear in Littlestown along with Rev Samuel Beck also in Littlestown report twin boys. Leo Yealy of Pennville greets a daughter and Raymond Redding of Highland Township welcomes a daughter on Monday. Raymond S Gable of Hanover, formerly New Oxford, reports a son on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hensel
Pleasant St
Pop” Hensel
Chas. Shrader
Berlin Junction
Blaine Bixler
White Hall
Theron Basehear
Littlestown
Samuel W. Beck
Leo F. Yealy
Pennville
Raymond Redding
Highland Township
Raymond S. Gable
Hanover
New Oxford
Day of united prayer for Missions observed in New Oxford
Friday service at St Pauls Reformed church New Oxford united the Emory M E First Lath and St Paul Reformed societies. Mrs M J Ehrhart Mrs P Flaherty and Mrs A P Frants presidents conducted the well attended service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prayer For Missions
St Paul's Reformed Church
New Oxford
Emory M. E
First Lath
St. Paul
Mother Wins Custody and Support in Divorce Court
In Judge McPherson's court a mother gained custody of two children and a weekly $7.50 maintenance order for herself and the youngsters, including a four month old. The father cried, urged reconciliation, but the judge ruled both parties lacked the proper mindset for reconciliation and assigned medical costs to Kohler, the husband, with the case centered on maintenance and non support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. McPherson
Charles 5. Duncan
McPherson
Duncan
Claude Kohler
New Oxford
Mrs. Kohler
Kohler
Church Services for New Oxford and Nearby Parishes
Local churches announce Sunday services with Sunday School at 9, morning worship at 10, and evening Masses or services. Denominations include First Evangelical Lutheran Emmanuel Reformed St Pauls M E and the Church of the Immaculate Conception with priests Rev Guffie Fr Rice and Rev A P Frantz. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
New Oxford
C. EB
Guffie
Dickinson Seminary
M. E
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Fr. Rice
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
A. P. Frantz
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Abbottetown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hampton Items
Hampton
Chas. Bentz
Martin Kauffman
Guy Albright
Jesse Albright
William Trimmer
Wm. Kroft
Wm. Ensor
Vincent Bosserman
Abram Roth
W. A. Kroft
E. C. Hoover
Harry March
Melvin Hoover
Krof
Annie March
Dale
Lewis Shelleman
Lutheran Woman's
Unterstown
Martha Washam
Nace's
Porn
William Latters
Pecently
Cutters
Petersboro
Peter J. Griest
Deardorff’s Mill
Geo. D. Wagner
Harris Kimmel
Chas, Moose
David Hollinger
Doz
Eges
Harry Kimmel
Lewis Asper
Bermudian
Jesse Trostle
John B. Basserman
Martha Myers
Chas
H. Peters
Dillsburg
Alice Clapper
John Wolf
Jis
Ella Godenauer
Redmount Church
Raymond Wacner
Andy Wise
W. A. Leas
Philadelphia
Chas. Anderson
John Reese
Peter Hiner
Peter Hinner
Eugene Neil
Franklintown
Ervin Baury
Calvin Criswell
Arthur
Leer
Jacob Wiley
Mrs. Bubb
Grant Kemper
Leo Baker
John Ebersole
A. L. Bosserman
Robert Lighty
Geo. D. Wagener
Gideon March
Wm_ Gibbs
Clarence Po‘ver
Geo. T Felty
Hamburg
Felty
Basil Kuhn
St. Joseph's Hospital
John C. Myers
Vincomway, W
Myers
Charles Stock
Palmyra
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