Local Happenings From East Berlin Area
Measles run through East Berlin area as Rev. Dr. Lau relocates from West Milton to a nearby farm. East Berlin sees a $1700 car arrive from Abbottstown. Hanover Light Heat and Power increases capital stock to 150000. Several local notes include fishing catches, factory fires, contracts, rail stock increases, and a Coast Artillery enlistment. Missing animals and thefts reported near Orrtanna. a man overcome by gas near Gettysburg. A baseball game saw Irishtown visitors defeat local juniors 8 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
D. B. Lau
West Milton
Lewis Hafer
Abbottstown
Hanover Light Heat and Power Company
DeGroit Injured At Long Table Works
Elmer DeGroit of Midway suffered a right hand injury when his fingers were drawn into a shaping machine around 11 a m on Wednesday at the Long Table Works. J Russell Creager, son of Joseph H Creager of Fairfield Wyoming, married Mies Wiley on April 22 at Fairfield and will settle on a local homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer DeGroit
Midway
Long Table Works
J. Russell Creager
Joseph H. Creager
Fairfield
Wyo
Mies Wiley
Out L. W. Harper Whiskey Noted as Local Favorite
Local ad notes L. W. Harper whiskey widely used and hard to replace sold by T Hersh in New Oxford. Legal suit filed for 7000 dollars over husband’s death in Bittinger quarries. Alumnae of St Josephs Academy to hold May 20 reunion at McSherrystown. I C Beneficial Association plans 8 o clock Holy Communion at Church of the Immaculate Conception. One dollar Baltimore excursion Thursday poorly patronized with 86 total tickets left Hanover area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Harper
T Hersh
New Oxford
St. Joseph's Academy
McSherrystown
I. C. Beneficial Association
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Baltimore
Hanover
Reading man injured in stair fall amid critical condition
Last Saturday Mark Keepert of Reading, formerly of Littlestown, fell on his residence stairs, suffering two jaw fractures. His condition was described as critical with his Littlestown parents wired. a Thursday letter said he remained critical but recovery hopes exist. Also advertised dress goods at 30c a yard by Wentz Bros Frey at 38 Balto St Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen B. Plank
Gettysburg
Wentz Bros. & Frey
Ralto
St . Hanover
Mark Keepert
Reading
Littlestown
First National Bank Charter Planned for Littlestown
At an adjourned meeting the promoters decided to seek a National bank charter instead of a State charter, naming the bank First National Bank of Littlestown. The First National Bank of Gettysburg declared a semi annual dividend of 4 percent and a special of 2 percent. Gettysburg National Bank also reported a semi annual 4 percent and 1 percent extra. Gettysburg Water Company, 60 cents a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Littlestown
First National Bank,” of
First National Bank of Gettysburg
Gettysburg National Bank
Gettysburg Water Company
Henry Keagy Ships 28,238 Squabs to New York Market
Henry Keagy the squad man near McSherrystown ships 28,238 squabs to the New York market. His pigeon cotes are the largest in the area and he spends each day scouring Adams county for infant pigeons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Keagy
McSherrystown
New York
Young Hanover Native Named ICS Arts and Crafts Principal
E Leonard Koller youngest son of the late Reverend Dr J C Koller and Mrs Alice Koller of Hanover has been appointed Principal of the Department of Arts and Crafts at the International Correspondence School of Scranton Pennsylvania The appointment marks a notable honor in his academic career and ties him to the institution in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Leonard Koller
J. C. Koller
Alice Koller
Hanover
Department of Arts and Crafts
International Correspondence School
Scranton
Hen cackling under buggy seat surprises farmer
Howard Funt of Butler township found a hen under his buggy seat at Arendt's mill after tying his horse. Investigation showed the hen had just laid an egg, ending her duty for the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Funt
Butler Township
Arendt’s Mill
Banns of Marriage for Myers and Storm Published
Charles Myers son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Myers of Bonneauville and Agnes Storm daughter of Mr Jere Storm of Mountpleasant township had their banns of marriage read for the first time at Conewago Chapel on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrage
Charles Myers
Clayton Myers
Bonneauville
Agnes Storm
Jere, Storm
Mountpleasant Township
Conewago Chapel
Cashtown man reports hen lays two eggs in eight days
John M Hartman observed a hen on her nest for eight days and after catching and killing the bird found two eggs laid in succession. He reports the hen laid two eggs during the period and another egg was removed from the hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hartman
Cashtown
Eye Injury From Garden Stake Among East Berlin Incident
Mrs. Andrew Bowser of East Berlin was injured in the garden when a stake pierced the corner of her eye. Dr. Hoechst removed the foreign object and reports a painful wound with no serious outcomes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bowser
East Berlin
Hoechst
Butterfly Emerges From Home Cocoon in Correne Dietrick Home
Correne Dietrick of Biglerville shows friends a rare seasonal butterfly that hatched from a cocoon kept in her house. In Mountpleasant township Leroy Rife buys the home from Susanna E C Diehl and Mrs. Morgan Rife purchases the Diehl farm from Susanna E C Diehl on private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correne Dietrick
Biglerville
Morgan Rife
Mountpleasant Township
Jesse Diehl
Susanna E. C. Diehl
Leroy Rife
Orrtanna man arrested for theft of patent leather shoes
On Monday Harry Metz of Orrtanna stole a pair of patent leather shoes from J. C. Nary’s store, belonging to John H. Nary. Constable J. S. Sanders of Fairfield was summoned while Squire Rife issued a warrant for Metz’s arrest. Metz was committed to Gettysburg jail on Tuesday after failing to post bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Metz
Orrtanna
J. C. Nary
John H. Nary
J. S. Sanders
Fairfield
Squire Rife
Gettysburg
Drowning Devastates Local Poultry, Shearer Chicks Lost
Heavy week rains drowned many young birds. Forty chicks about partridge size, belonging to Mr William Shearer near Brush Run Mountpleasant Township, were drowned with reports of widespread losses in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shearer
Brush Run
Mountpleasant
Inventor Mrs Stoner Launches Cio Esperanto Teaching Game
Mrs James B Stoner formerly of East Berlin now residing in Evanaville Indiana has created a game named Cio to teach Esperanto. It is published in America and issued by a French firm. Stoner serves as president of the Indian Esperanto association and councilor of the American association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Stoner
East Berlin
Evanaville
Indiana
America
Stoner
American Association
Boy Falls 16 Feet At Bowser Barn Injures Arm
Master Eugene Bowser of East Berlin fell from overhead 16 feet while helping at Andrew Bowser’s barn. He broke an arm in two places between the wrist and elbow and suffered additional bruises with possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bowser
M. M. Bowser
East Berlin
Andrew Bowser
Miss Edna Smith Regains Sight After Hospital Stay
Miss Edna Smith daughter of Mrs. Josephine C. Smith near town was taken to Baltimore City Hospital on April 25 for failing eyesight and returned home Thursday evening. Her sight improved she now sees with the previously blind eye and doctors hope full recovery for both eyes with careful treatment in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Smith
Josephine C. Smith
Near Town
Baltimore City Hospital
Harrisburg Mayor advocates treatment over punishment for inebriates
Harrisburg Mayor Dr Ezra 8 Meale, a native of Bendersville, tells police that drunkenness is a disease and urges sending intoxicated individuals home or to saloonkeepers for care. He warns habitual drunks will be locked up until sober, then dealt with.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra
Meale
Bendersville
Harrisburg
Narrow wagon crossers near Gettysburg averted tragedy
Mr and Mrs Francis Frommeyer of near Gettysburg escaped a deadly train collision at a busy Pitt Street crossing. Their buggy was struck by a westbound W M railroad engine but they and the horse were saved though shaken. Local authorities urged a watchman or gang be placed to prevent future near misses at this dangerous crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Frommeyer
Gettysburg
W. M
Pitt Street
Frommeyer
R. R. Co
Injured by Horse Falling Upon Him in Hamilton Township
Mr Isaac C Thomas an elderly resident 24 miles north of town suffered a severe farm accident Tuesday while plowing for David Mumma. After unhooking his team he was thrown when a lead horse shied, the off horse then rolling onto him. He was taken home, Dr Spotz Hampton attended, finding spinal and internal injuries though no major external damage. He showed some improvement but remains bedbound and in pain with hopes of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac C. Thomas
Hamilton Township
Thomas
David Mumma
Spotz
Hampton
Injured Farmer Suffers From Protruding Nail Incident
Jerome J. Hemler a farmer of Storm's Store Mount Pleasant Township was injured Friday morning when a protruding nail pierced his right knee while breaking a board. He brushed it off but later pain intensified forcing him to stay home. a physician treated him and he remains bedridden with severe pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome J. Hemler
Storm’s
Mountpleasant Township
Damages Paid After Mule Killed at Local Railroad Crossing
C Edward Heagy recovered 150 dollars from Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad Co for a mule killed at Miller's crossing near the Cobean farm close to Gettysburg about two weeks ago. Heagy was hauling lumber when the mule became trapped between the main rail and guard rail as he crossed. The noon train killed the mule. the crossing was found out of repair and damages were paid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Edward Heagy
Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad Company
Miller’s Crossing
Cobean Farm
Gettysburg
Heagy
Burned by Hot Metal Injures Shop Proprietor
Mr. Jacob Hoover of Pitt Street machine shops suffered a severe facial burn when hot metal struck his face while babbitting the boxing of a large wheel on Thursday. He says metal also burned his clothing, and a strike near the eye could have ruined his sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hoover
Pitt Street
Civil suits in Rekert court award wages and board
In a Monday session before Squire E L Rekert Reuben Noel sued 8 L Johns for wages board and meat and won 16.64 dollars. In a second suit Philip Mummert sued 8 L Johns for wages and meat and received 32.66 dollars. hk M Straley represented both plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire E. L. Rekert
Reuben Noel
L. Johns
Philip Mummert
Hk. M. Straley, Esq
Death Doings of Margaret Elizabeth Utz in New York City
Margaret Elizabeth Utz died April 29 in New York City from chronic diarrhea. She was the only daughter of Charles and Ida M. Utz and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Utz of Latimore township, aged 16 years 2 months 26 days. Interment followed at Chelton Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Margaret Elizabeth
Charles
Ida M. Utz
Daniel Utz
Latimore Township
Chelton Hill Cemetery
Philadelphia
Death of Andrew Rickrode at Union Protestant Infirmary
Andrew Rickrode of Hanover died at the Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore last Wednesday after an operation by Dr. Walker last Friday. Pneumonia developed by Sunday, he was 76 years, 3 months and 21 days old. He leaves three sons Francis Hanover Joseph Berwick Will iam and daughter Emma Hoff man Hanover. A Civil War veteran, he served in Company G Seventy first Pennsylvania under Capt. Bairs and spent years near Hanover before moving to Hanover to work in lime burning and quarrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rickrode
Hanover
Union Protestant
Baltimore
Rickrode
Walker
Francis
Joseph
Berwick Township
William
Emma Hoffman
Seventy First
Pennsylvania Regiment
Bairs
Death of Mrs. Lovey Gensler Near Guernsey
After a seven month illness Mrs. Lovey Gensler died at her home near Guernsey on a Wednesday evening at 8. She was 60 years old. She leaves husband Curtis O Gensler and four children Curtis O Gensler Gettysburg Elsie Smith Biglerville Mattie A Walter York and Mervin A Gensler York, plus ten grandchildren. Funeral was at Benders church on Sunday May 10 at 10 AM with interment in Biglerville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovey Gensler
Guernsey
Curtis O. Gensler
Piqua
Ohio
Elsie Smith
Gettysburg
Mattie A. Walter
Biglerville
Mervin A. Gensler
York
Benders Church
Biglerville Cemetery
Mrs Alice Miller Dies at 41 in Hanover Home
Mrs Alice C Miller aged 41 died at her Hanover home at 1 am Friday after a thirteen week illness from a complication of diseases. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Israel Trimmer of Hanover and is survived by four sons, three daughters, her parents and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice C. Miller
Hanover
Israel Trimmer
Death of Dr Henry Clayton Markle in Jefferson
Dr Henry Clayton Markle of Jefferson York county died at his home at 10 a m Friday after six weeks illness. He suffered empyema abscess of the lungs and doctors Bennett Smyser Hoke and Brodbeck performed an operation three weeks prior. He showed slight improvement but died suddenly aged about 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clayton Markle
Jefferson
York County
Bennett and
Smyser
York
Hoke
Spring Grove
Brodbeck
Deaths of Dr Louis De Barth Kuhn and Mrs Elizabeth Stock
Dr Louis De Barth Kuhn died at his Brooklyn home on May 7 from infirmities. Born Oct 22 1829 in East Berlin Adams County Pa he studied at Conewago Chapel Mont St Marys Emmitsburg and Penn. He served as US Navy surgeon and helped locate the boundary with British Columbia. He later practiced in Reading and Brooklyn and helped form the Catholic Benevolent Legion. He is survived by two sons three daughters and several grandchildren. Mrs Elizabeth Wolf Stock widow of Rev Daniel Stock died May 10 at her Hanover home after a brief illness. She was 80 and daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth Wolf born near Abbottstown. She married Rev Stock about 60 years ago and lived in Hanover since 1887 where their son Rev Dr Charles M Stock served at St. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis de Barth Kuhn
Brooklyn
N. Y
East Berlin
Adams County
Conewago Chapel
Mont St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
University of Pennsylvania
Marine Service of the
United States
California
Port Townsend
Oregon
British Columbia
Kuhn
Amelia Pettygrove
Francis W. Pettygrove
Portland
Maine
Reading
St. John the Baptist Church
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Wie
St. Mary’s Hospital
Joseph J. Kuhn
Charles E
Denver
Colo
Joseph A
Wash
John R
George R
Jennie E Reilley
Brooklyn, N. Y
Elizabeth Wolf Stock
Jane Rey
Daniel Stock
Hanover
Obituary for Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church member
The husband and father died June 1 1900. Surviving are an only son Rev Dr Stock and an only daughter Mrs Ida Secrist who lived with him. Two sisters survive Mrs Abraham Thom an of near Abbottstown and Mrs Daniel Minter who lies critically ill in Hanover. The funeral was held Wednesday at 2 PM with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery Hanover.
Widow Mary Ann Rhine Dies In Gettysburg At 70
Mrs. Mary Ann Rhine widow of Henry Rhine died at her Gettysburg home early Monday from indigestion aged about 70. Native and lifelong Gettysburg resident she is survived by five step-sons. Rev Dr John A Wirt of Des Moines, a Gettysburg figure, died suddenly Saturday at 60. His body will be brought to Gettysburg for burial Thursday. Rev Wirt married Martha Buehler, daughter of Mrs Fannice Buehler, of Gettysburg, who survives him with two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Rhine
Henry Rhine
Gettysburg
John A. Wirt
Des Moines
Wirt
Martha Buehler
Fannice Buehler
Marriages at Conewago Chapel in May Nuptial Masses
Hymenial Raymond Fink, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Fink of Irishtown, wed Miss Zeta Smith, daughter of the late Lewis Smith, in a Nuptial Mass at Conewago Chapel on Tuesday May 12. Also Lawrence Liversperger, son of Mr and Mrs John Liversperger of Edge Grove, married Miss Helen Feeser, daughter of Mrs Mary Feeser of Irishtown, in a Nuptial Mass at Conewago Chapel on Wednesday May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Fink
Harry Fink
Irishtown
Zeta Smith
Lewis Smith
Mr Rock
Conewago Chapel
Halstermeyer
Lawrence Liversperger
John Liversperger
Edge Grove
Helen Feeser
Mary Feeser
Haiftermeyer
McSherrystown Couple Wed in St Mary Nuptial Mass
Mr. Joseph Krebbs and Miss Sallie Myers of McSherrystown were united in marriage in a Nuptial Mass at St. Mary Church at 7 a.m. Tuesday, celebrated by Rev. Fr. Reudter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Krebbs
Sallie Myers
McSherrystown
St. Mary Church
Fr. Reudter
RANG AND SPALDING MARRIED IN LITTlestOWN CHURCH
Mr Joseph Rang of McSherrystown and Miss Mary Spalding of Littlestown wed in St Aloysius Church Littlestown Tuesday morning May 5. The ceremony was performed by Rev Fr Kohl with Rev David S Martin pastor of St Johns Lutheran New Freedom and brother of the groom Robert M Martin and Miss Annie E Ferry of Hanover in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rang
McSherrystown
Mary Spalding
Littlestown
St. Aloysius Church
Kohl
David S. Martin
St. John’s Lutheran Church
New Freedom
Robert M. Martin
Annie E Ferry
Hanover
Miss Durboraw Weds Rev F Otto Woestemeyer in Philadelphia
Miss Margaret E Durboraw of 5017 Larchwood Avenue Philadelphia daughter of the late I N Durboraw Esq of Mt Joy township Adams county was married at noon Thursday May 7 to the Rev F Otto Woestemeyer of Rossville Kansas The ceremony occurred at Bethany Presbyterian Church 22d and Bainbridge streets Philadelphia with Rev Dr Wm Patterson officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Durboraw
Larchwood Avenue
Philadelphia
I. N. Durboraw
Mt. Joy Township
Adams County
F. Otto Woestemeyer
Rossville
Kansas
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Bainbridge Etrets
Wm. Patterson
Sudden Death of Mrs Krone at Five Points
Mrs Krone wife of Jacob Crone died suddenly at her home near Five Points at noon Saturday. She was 56 years 8 months 4 days old, died from heart failure while doing housework. Survived by husband six sons and two daughters. Funeral Tuesday with interment at Bermudian. community mourns her loss.
Judge Swope affirmed in Vincent O Bold estate ruling
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court, in a per curiam opinion, affirmed Judge Swope's decision in the Vincent O Bold estate. Dr Meisenhelder claimed 1500 dollars against the estate. auditor Kendlehart sided with him after testimony, a ruling upheld on appeal. McPherson represented Dr Meisenhelder. Delone and Sheely advised the appellants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Swope
Vincent O’ Bold
Meisene Kelder
C. J. Delone
John Ll. Kendlehart
Meisenhelder
Supreme Court
D. 2. McPherson
Rey
Dr. Meisenhelder
W. C. Sheely
Esys
Apepellant
Marriage License for Several Couples Across Townships
Marriage license records list Carvin C. Carbaugh of Conewago Ino. with Mary V. Staub of Littlestown, William H. Miller of Conewago township with Tillie J. Renold of Hanover, Lawrence Livelsberger of Edge Grove with Helen Feeser of Irishtown, Dennis K E Bucher of Mountjoy township with Lottie Mae Shildt of Mount Pleasant township, Curtis Fahnestock of Huntington township with Leila Starner of Starners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carvin C. Carbaugh
Conewago Ino
Mary V. Staub
Littlestown
William H. Miller
Conewago Township
Tillie J. Renold
Hanover
Lawrence Livelsberger
Edge Grove
Helen Feeser
Irishtown
Dennis KE. Bucher
Mountjoy Township
Lottie Mae Shildt
Mount Pleasant Township
Curtis Fahnestock
Huntington Township
Leila Starner
Starners
Death of William Metheny Found Near Fairfield Road
A 69 year old man named William Metheny, an inmate of the Alma House, was found dead near the Plank farm on the Fairfield road by Hayden Reinecker. He wandered away Thursday April 30 and was last seen Monday. Coroner Dr. Hartman deemed no inquest necessary and the body was sent to Emmitsburg for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden Reinecker
Emanuel Plank
William Metheny
Old Men’s Department
Mr. Plank
Fairfield Road
Marsh Creek
J. Byron Horner
Knoxlyn Mills
Mr. Beard
Hartman
MccIlhenny
Freedom Township
Alma House
Albert Culbertson
Emmitsburg
Mr. McIlhenny
Lost Stock In Bonneauville Heifer Poisoning Fatal
Francis Miller and Wesley Hahn of Bonneauville report the loss of a valuable horse each on Saturday. William Noel of Bonneauville loses a fine heifer after drinking Paris green from a preventative buck et left on the porch. The heifer died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Miller
Wesley Hahn
Bonneauville
William Noel
Paris Green
Noel
Wampler Leaves Cedar Ridge For Unknown Destination
Harry Elis Wampler of Cedar Ridge who was granted a license at Gettysburg to wed Minnie Ray of New York has departed for parts unknown. Wampler lived with his mother and ran a small Cedar Ridge store. his property has been levied upon and is advertised for sale at a constable sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Elis Wampler
Cedar Ridge
Gettysburg
Minnie Ray
New York
Wampler
York and Adams Pomona Grange Meets in Hunterstown
The York and Adams Pomona Grange No. 40 meets May 16 in Straban Grange room Hunterstown Adams county. Public program 1 30 PM with music welcome address by Rev W J Beamer response by D S Dubs. Featured talks by Dr C G I Goldsborough Prof D Eberly D P Forney H M Stokes and others. Private session 7 PM opening fifth degree with miscellaneous business. Master H A Haas Lecturer K D Myers Secretary C A Grote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York and Adan
Pomona Grange
Straban Grange
Hunterstown
Adams County
D. S. Dubs
CG. I. Goldsborough
D. Eberly
D. P. Forney
H. M. Stokes
Gideon Grange Orchestra
Grange
H. A. Haas
The
K. D. Myers
C. A. Grote
Weaver Organ and Piano Co Advertisement Claim
The Weaver Piano is praised for beauty and quality from varnish to iron plate. The copy asserts no piano can be made better and invites readers to send for the catalogue from Weaver Organ and Piano Co in York, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Weaver Organ & Piano CO
York, Pa
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Wagner
Conewago Creek
Henry Raffensberger
Bowlder
Norman Kink
Peter S. Burgard
D. A. Fisher
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Hanover and McSherrystown Street Railway Company
Ellis Weigle
Arendtaville
United States Coast Artillery
Callie Holtz
Francis Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
R. M. Stravey
Ira Bieseck
This Place
Trig
J. D. Small
Oxford Township
Bittinger Lime Co
Bittinger
WeEnTz Bros
FREY
Balto. St
Judge Swope
Grange Meeting
W. J. Beam
Z. H. Cashman
Timothy Hay
Eepeennaae
Scott
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