Local Happenings Chamfered by Hanover Notices
Local news items from Hanover area include property sales in Hamilton and Franklin townships, a cattle loss near Seven Hundred, seasonal drought relief, a scarlet fever case in Abbottstown, an engagement announcement for Miss Anna Stoner, and a new dress goods display at Wentz Bros. & Frey. Also reported are a smallpox quarantine in Gettysburg and a Roanoke race win by Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Wentz Bros. & Frey
Balto St
Lightning hits Stock residence. no injuries reported
During a Monday electric storm lightning struck Rev. C. M. Stock's cupalo in Hanover. A portion exploded in the dining room where Mrs. Stock and her daughter sat, but no injuries or further damage occurred beyond the stated impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupalo
Rev. C. M. Stock
Hanover
Peroxide Cream Promises Clear Skin and Blackhead Removal
Druggists offer peroxide cream for skin troubles at 25 cents. Claims to remove blackheads and improve complexion without growing hair. Reproduced endorsement from Ep. T., Auxer, A. D 8S representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxer
A. D
White blossoms on locust tree near Brush Run school
A small wild locust tree in full bloom stood on Mr. John Sneeringer's farm along the Ronneauville road near Brush Run school house last week. The tree wore numerous white blossoms, an unusual sight for this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sneeringer
Ronneauville Road
Brush Run School House
Plank to sue railroad over stock loss in crossing dispute
Pierce Plank of near Granite files suit against Western Maryland Railway after an excursion train killed three cattle and a sheep on Thursday. He alleges the engineer failed to blow the whistle at the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Plank
Granite
Baltimore
Maryland
Plank
Pastor Lau Accepts Call to West Manheim Lutheran Charge
Rev. D. B. Lau of East Berlin, recently elected pastor of the Lutheran congregations of West Manheim township, has accepted the call and moved with his family into the Lutheran parsonage at Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Lau
East Berlin
West Manheim
Hanover
Land sales record in Hamiltonian township details purchases
Clark Marshall administrator sold 68 acres of mountain land in Hamiltonian township to N. H. Musselman for 25 dollars an acre. He also sold 134 acres of woodland to Charles Rudisill for 81.50 per acre and the Fairfield house and lot to Harry Gallagher for 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Marshall
Marshall
Hamiltonian Township
N. H. Musselman
Charles Rudisill
Fairfield
Harry Gallagher
Band Reorganized in McSherrystown Under New Management
At St Mary's hall in McSherrystown on Friday evening the People's Band was reorganized with Charles Hombach and Seb H Weaver in charge. The group starts with 20 members and may grow to 30 soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Hall
McSherrystown
People’s Band of
Place
Charles Hombach
Seb. H. Weaver
Clergy urged to finish Home for Orphan Boys project
At the triennial synod of Harrisburg diocese Bishop Shanahan urged clergy to intensify efforts for completing the Home for Orphan Boys under construction in Paradise township York county fourteen miles east of Abbottstown. church leaders called for continued fundraising and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Diocese of
Harrisburg
Shanahan
Home For Orphan Boys
Paradise Township
York County
Abbottstown
Reward Offered for Thief in Iron Ridge Horse and Buggy Tire Theft
A $170 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the thief or thieves who on Wednesday night, Sept. 23, stole a horse from Wm. H. Reachard near Iron Ridge and a new steel tire bug gy from J. Emory Moul at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Reachard
Iron Ridge
J. Emory Moul
Public sale planned by Mr Trimmer in Hamilton township
Mr. Jonas G. Trimmer of near Seven Hundred school house Hamilton township will hold a public sale of farm stock and implements on Saturday Oct 24 He will move his family to Carlisle to assist his brother Jacob who runs a large 5 and 10 cent store in that Borough
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas G. Trimmer
Seven Hundred School House
Hamilton Township
Trimmer
Carlisle
Jacob
Collision near Henry Hart place damages Moose vehicle
Mr. Charles Moose of Arendtsville collided with the team of Mr. Conrad Guise heading to a Table Rock school house festival on Saturday evening. Both shafts of Moose’s vehicle were broken and his horse ran away without further damage at the Henry Hart place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moose
Arendtsville
Table Rock
Conrad Guise
Mr. Moose
Henry Hart Place
Illness Closes Kilpatrick School In Mountpleasant
Miss Nancy Sadler daughter of Mr and Mrs J Aug Sadler of Qualityville is confined to her home with illness causing Kilpatrick school in Mountpleasant township where she teaches to close last week Prof Nicholas Jeltzel in charge this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Sadler
J. Aug. Sadler
Qualityville
Kilpatrick School
Mountpleasant
Nicholas Jeltzel
Pipe blast burns Latimore man after tobacco mix up
James A. Fickel, a longtime smoker from Latimore township, mixed a 22 calibre cartridge with his tobacco. After a meal he lit his pipe. a bang shattered the pipe bowl, causing a severe facial burn. The Gettysburg National Bank plans a new one story building on its current site with modern banking conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Fickel
Latimore Township
Mr. Fickel
Gettysburg National Bank
Hanover woman injured in carriage accident at Glenville funeral
Mrs. H. C. Albaugh of Hanover was badly injured when a horse ran away at the funeral of Mrs. Harriet Albaugh in Glenville. She was thrown from the buggy, suffering facial lacerations and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Albaugh
Hanover
Glenville
Harriet Albaugh
Albaugh
Ice house mishap leaves Berlin Junction boy with scalp wound
A young son of Mr and Mrs Wm C Alwine of Berlin Junction was injured when a sliding ice block from the lower to upper ice house struck his head. The deep scalp cut was treated and sewn by a local physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Alwine
Berlin Junction
Alwine
Winter railroad schedule from New Oxford to Gettysburg and Hanover
The Winter schedule from New Oxford shows 9:44 a.m. and 5:20 p.m. departures to Gettysburg and westward with 9:04 a.m. and 4:09 p.m. to Hanover and York. A Sunday 10:07 a.m. to Gettysburg and 5:09 p.m. to Hanover is listed. Advert shows wool cloth and crepes from Wentz Bros & Frey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M Railroad
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Hanover
York
Wentz Bros & Frey
Balto. St
Sudden Death in Hunterstown Known Chair Maker
Henry Decker, 81, respected Hunterstown resident and former chair manufacturer, died suddenly at home from heart failure after attending a wood sale. Survived by wife and children John, George, Peter Decker of Bowlder. Mrs. Sarah Lee. Henry and Charles Decker of the locality. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 from his home. interment in Presbyterian cemetery. Rev. Ruth of York Springs conducted services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunterstown
Henry Decker
Decker
Muselman
Beamer
Goldsboro
Ile
Excursion Train Kills Cattle Near Granite
The Baltimore excursion train from Gettysburg struck a herd of 15 cattle near a sharp curve before Caldwell farm in fog. Three cattle and one sheep were killed, others injured. passengers were shaken as the train stopped suddenly. Owner Pierce Plank valued the cattle highly and investigated the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Granite
Caldwell Farm
Pierce Plank
Plank
Poor Directors Win Court Rules Salaries Upheld
Judge Swope rules in favor of the Poor Directors against the County. The decision grants the increase in salaries due them under the act of June 7, 1907, and the directors will receive the back pay and ongoing raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swope
Raubenstine Leaves Nampton Hotel Move to Hanover Home
Toratio Raubenstine moved his family and belongings to his former Hanover residence last week. Three months earlier he bought the National Hotel Hampton's goodwill and fixtures, ran it until selling to Henry E. Nace for $5000. Felix Decker of East Berlin now runs the hotel for Mr. Nace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toratio Raubenstine
Nampton
Hanover
Mr. Raubenstine
National
Hampton
Henry E. Nace
Felix Decker
East Berlin
Mr. Nace
Pioneer improves mail pouch system for moving trains
Malden I. Beard of Hanover showcased private tests on the W. M. railroad near Hopkins wagon works validating a remodeled patent device for receiving and delivering U S mail pouches on moving trains. Three tests ran at 10 30 and 50 miles per hour, using empty pouches then 30 pound and 60 pound loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden I. Beard
Hanover
U. S
W. M
Hopkins Wagon Works
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr Beamer in Straban
An enjoyable surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter H Beamer in Straban township to celebrate Mr Beamer's birthday anniversary. Over one hundred people attended enjoying social conversation games music and refreshments before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Beamer
Straban Township
Mr. Beamer
Mr. B
Topeka contractor Edward A. Clark visits York Springs after 47 years
Edward A. Clark of Topeka Kansas and his wife visit Isaac Spurtzel and wife in Huntington Township. Clark last visited York Springs 47 years ago, was born in Fast Berlin and lived at Dear dorff's mill in Latimore. He served as drummer in Co J 127th Penna Inf and re enlisted in 22nd Penna Cavalry. He later moved west and built a successful business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Clark
Topeka
Kansas
Isaac Spurtzel
Huntington Township
Mr. Clark
York Springs
Fast Berlin
Samuel Ziegler
Deardorff’s Mill
Latimore Township
Co. J
127Th Penna
22Nd
Penna, Cavalry
Lough Family Reunion Spans Several Homes In Area
Surviving relatives of the late George Lough and his wife gathered in a reunion last week. The party included Win A Lough and daughter Zora of Dixon Jr. Mrs E C Slagle of Hanover and daughter Mrs Lillie Hertz of Midway joined Mr and Mrs E G Lough of New Oxford and others in visiting Friday at Mrs Slagle home in Hanover and Sunday at J Proctor Snyder near town and at E G Lough Hanover street. The group also included Proctor Snyder and family and H E Lough and family of East High street. Mrs Ada Lamps visited briefly at I G Lough residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lough
Win
A. Lough
Zora
Dixon, Jr
A. A. Lough
Frederick City
E. C. Slagle
Hanover
Lillie Hertz
Midway
E. G. Lough
New Oxford
Slagle
J. Proctor Snyder
Town
Hanover Street
Proctor Snyder
H. E. Lough
East High Street
Ada Lamps
I. G. Lough
Woman Fights and Kills Large Blacksnake in Table Rock Area
Near Benders church Mrs. Luther D. Roth confronted a five foot long blacksnake in the church cemetery area. After a 15 minute struggle using a hoe and a stone, she killed the reptile which had stalked her property and previously visited the Roth home. The snake had a white ring around its neck and white stomach, a notable specimen in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Rock
Luther D. Roth
Roth
Benders Church
Mrs. Roth
Collision injures 16 year old Samuel Diller in York County
Samuel Diller aged 16 son of Jos Diller of Heidelberg township near Barrs meeting house York County was in a foggy Saturday evening accident. He and his younger brother fell from horseback sustaining a fracture of the skull base and Samuel remains unconscious in critical condition. His step mother Mrs Anna Diller died suddenly in Hanover on July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Diller
Jos. Diller
Heidleberg Township
Barr’s
York County
Young Diller
Samuel
M. M. Fleagle
Anna Diller
R. N. Meisenhelder
Ilanouver
Open Season Rules for Various Game Birds and Mammals
The article lists open season dates for many game species from 1907 laws, including pheasant, quail, woodcock, wild turkey, deer, bear, rabbit, and others with specific dates. It sets daily, weekly, and seasonal bag limits and bans wages hiring for several species. It also bans hunting with dogs for deer and requires dog collars for owners to avoid dog killings by wardens.
Local and Medical Notices from Carlisle and York
Mrs. Snyder of Carlisle street was taken to the German Hospital in Philadelphia for a planned surgical operation by her husband Dr. J J Snyder. Angeline Slagle aged 91 underwent successful removal of an abscess from the left side performed by Dr Charles Wagner and is recovering. Dr G Beneane Svorz Hampton Pa announces a ten day absence from Oct 1 to Oct 10 1908 with Dr H W Fechner of York to cover practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Forney
George Forney
Conewago Township
Hanover
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
J. H. Bittinger
Angeline Slagle
Charles Wagner
Norice
H W. Fech
York
Death Doings William Wise dies at 19
William Joseph Wise died at his Hanover home Wednesday morning of consumption after an illness since April. He was 19 years, 8 months and 26 days old and survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Wise and one sister Mrs. William House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Joseph Wise
Hanover
William Wise
William House
Ty Rone Township Man Dies at 69 of Heart T polys
Jeremiah A Starner died around midnight Tuesday at his Ty rone township home from heart disease. He was 69 years old and survived by his wife, three children, one sister and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermiah A. Starner
Tyrone Township
Ile
Death of Albert Singleton at 60 near Gardner's Station
Albert Singleton died Tuesday evening at his home near Gardner's Station. He was 60 years old and survived by his wife one daughter and one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton Albert
Gardner’s Station
Mrs Alice Bender Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Alice Bender wife of John Bender of near Goodyear died at Carlisle hospital Tuesday evening after a lingering illness. Her age is listed as 389 years and 17 days with remains brought to Goodyear Friday. She is survived by five brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bender
John Bender
Goodyear
Carlisle
Obed Jacobs Widow Passes Away in York Springs
Mrs. Obed Jacobs died at her home in York Springs Sunday night aged about 68 after years of dropsy. She was born to Jacob P. Lerew of Latimore township and was the widow of Obed Jacobs. Surviving are a daughter Mrs. John King of Trantington township and a son Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obed Jacobs
York
Springs
Jacob P. Lerew
Latimore Township
John King
Trantington Township
Edward
Death of Dr Vanseoyee Ties York Springs Roots to Los Angeles
Dr Vanseoyee, born and raised near York Springs, died at his Los Angeles home on September 9 at age five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanseoyee
York Springs
Los Angeles
California
Civil War Veteran William Mumper Dies in Alliance Neb
William Mumper aged 66 years 7 months 15 days died at his Alliance Nebraska home after a long illness He was a Civil War veteran serving in Company K First Penna Reserves He was the son of Mrs Catharine Brough of Gettysburg and lived in Gettysburg briefly after the war before moving West where he remained until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mumper
Catharine Brough
Gettysburg
Aliance
Nebraska
Company K
First Penna. Reserves
Deaths in McSherrystown and area recalled in local notices
Notices report the death of Mrs Mary Catharine Rice wife of Dr A Curtis Rice at McSherrystown after a two week illness aged 35 years. Also listed are infant deaths including David Francis Walters and Marie Madaline Smith and the death of Hannah A Stover in Cumberland County. Interments noted at St Marys Cemetery and church services held at St Marys McSherrystown.
Death of Mrs Annie Zortman Near Abbottstown
After a prolonged illness Mrs Annie Zortman wife of John Zortman died Wednesday night at home near Abbottstown aged about 35. She is survived by her husband three children and her mother Mrs Emanuel Mummert. Funeral was held Friday at 9 30 am with interment at Abbottstown Rev A M Forscht officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Catharine Rice
A. Curtis Rice
Fifth Streets
McSherrystown
Rice
Joseph G. McKinney
A. C. Rice
George L. Rice
Cyril
Aileen
Rodney
Carroll
Leon
Leonilla
Mary Loretta
Charles F. Smith
Regina Hambach
Robert, Burton
Girover McKinney
St. Mary’s Church
L. Aug. Reucher
Owen Kirby
St. Mary’s
Annie
John Zortman
Abbottstown
Emanuel Mummert
A. M. Forscht
Widow Mrs. Elmira Krug Dies in Clarendon Pennsylvania
Mrs. Elmira Krug widow of Rufus Krug died at 6 p m Friday at her daughter Mrs David S Trones home in Clarendon Warren County Pennsylvania She was 85 or 86 and died of infirmities Geise her maid served her The Krug family long lived along the McSherrystown and Handover turnpike before moving to Clarendon after her husband’s death Surviving mo…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira Krug
Rufus Krug
Hanover
David S. Trone
Clarendon
Warren County
Krug
Geise
Silver Run
McSherrystown
Handover
Krug Family Noted in Local Obituary List
Four sons George S. Krug cashier of the People's Bank Charles R. and Milton G. Krug of Hanover and John E. Krug of Oxford township, and one daughter Mrs. Katie Trone appear in the family obituary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
George S. Krug
The
People’s Bank
Chares R
Milton G. Krug
Hanover
John E. Krug
Oxford Township
Katie Trone
Griffin and Deardorff Tie The Knot In Dover
Clarence T. Griffin son of Mr and Mrs T C Griffin of Hamilton township and Miss Rosaminta Deardorff daughter of M R Deardorff and wife of Hall York county were united in marriage at the Lutheran parsonage Dover by Rev Dr Fastnacht on Sunday morning Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence T. Griffin
T. C. Griffin
Hamilton Township
Rosaminta Deardorff
M. R. Deardorff
Hall
York County
Dover
Fastnacht
Passano and Weaver Tie Nuptial Knot at Midway Church
In St. Vincent's Catholic Church Midway a Nuptial Mass was held Wednesday at 6 30 a m uniting Joseph S Passano and Miss Irene R Weaver The couple were attended by Miss Elsie Weaver and Stanley Weaver The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Weaver of Midway and the groom son of Mrs J S Passano of Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Midway
Joseph S. Passano
Irene R. Weaver
J. A. Mahony
Elsie Weaver
Stanley Weaver
Ziegler and Harbaugh Wed in Uniontown Home Ceremony
Daniel Ziegler Jr of Midway and Lulu Harbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 T Harbaugh Uniontown Carroll county Md were married at the bride’s home Sunday September 27 by Reverend L F Murry pastor of the Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ziegler, Jr
Daniel Ziegler
Midway
Lulu Harbaugh
T. Harbaugh
Uniontown
Carroll County
L. F. Murry
Church of God
Couple Marries at East Berlin Parsonage
Mr. Addison Baker of East Berlin and Mrs. Lillie Dubbs of Hanover wed by Rev. A M Heilman at the East Berlin parsonage. The couple will reside in East Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Baker
East Berlin
Lillie Dubbs
Hanover
A. M. Heilman
Neiderer and Hagerman Wed at Canewago Chapel Nuptial Mass
In Canewago Chapel on Tuesday morning Rev. Eugene Haltermeyer officiated at the Nuptial Mass for Alphonsus Neiderer son of Peter Neiderer of near Mt. Rock and Miss Bessie Hagerman daughter of Joseph Hagerman of Mt. Rock. Relatives and friends attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canewago Chapel
Eugene Haltermeyer
Alphonsus Neiderer
Peter Neiderer
Mt. Rock
Bessie Hagerman
Joseph Hagerman
Wanted and notices mix of local ads in Hanover area
A middle aged woman is sought to care for four children by HW P HeMirr Route 2 New Oxford. Mrs H W Eckert will hold a Fall Millinery Opening Oct 2 3 at 33 Balto Street Hanover. Inquire J P Myers Trampton Pa for oak and wickery cord wood. Lost Beagle Bitch Ted seeks J H Lansinger Hanover Pa. Cattle sale at New Chester Oct 3 1 pm includes steers heifers cows and 10 stock bulls. Bryan and Kern Club organized in Livingston building Pitt Street this Thursday at 7 30 with Chas Bucher and others speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. P. HeMirr
New Oxford
Catile
New Chester
Levi Maron
Bryan and Kern Club
Livingston Building
Pitt Street
Chas. Bucher
Dressmaking Notice by Miss Maria Mernen
Dressmaking available after August 1 1908 at Mrs. Catherine Hartman’s home. Prompt service at reasonable prices. Call Miss Maria Mernen, Philadelphia Street, New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Hartman
Maria Mernen
Philadelphia Street
New Oxford
Stolen Money and Items Reported in Wenksville Area
Three suspects took 35 dollars from Samuel Tuck’s home and a gold watch revolver and 1 50 in cash from Fiscel’s home. Homes were empty, loot found on second floors. Investigators Addlesperger and Mummert traced the trail to Hunters Run Cardale Junction and toward Shippensburg. Authorities in Shippensburg not yet contacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenksville
Samuel Tuck
Fiscel
C. J.stables Addlesperger
Menallen
Mummert
Bendersville
Hunters Run
Cardale Junction
Weaver Organ and Piano Co Catalogue Offer
Catalogue details from Weaver Organ and Piano Co of York Pennsylvania offer free mailed information on all piano makes. Consumers are urged to apply for the catalogue to compare features and prices before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver Pianos
Weaver Organ & Piano Co, Manufacturers
York, Pa
Markets Prices From New Oxford Market
Market prices list grains and seeds including wheat corn oats clover and timothy seeds with bids and quotes for rye straw hay and other feed items. Figures are shown in cents per unit and vary by grade and weight. the OCR fragment shows multiple numbers and units.
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. W. Weaver & Son
Edward King
Same Township
Conewago
Benjamin Trimmer
Daniel Baker
Cora
G. M. Freed
Warren
F. K. Hafer
Chas. G. Miller
W. C. Wintrode
Brushtown
William Myers
Seven Hundred
Josephine Byer
Cedar Ridge
Mountpleasant Township
Ella Slusser
Mary A. Smith
Looscarf
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of West Pennsylvania
St. Matthew’s Church
Chas. M. Stock
D. D
Sb. Wentz Bros. & Frey
George Freed
Franklin Township
Robert Beary
Biglerville
Freed
Anna V. Stoner
Wenz Bros. & Frrey
James McDaniel
McDaniel
James A. Tawney
Minesota
Tawney
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Frank Shrader
Henry Shrader
Irishtown
Emma Eltz
Joseph Eltz
Roanoke
Senator Hale
Buttonwood Stock Farm
David Kelly
David Francis Walters
George Walters
Marie Madaline
Leo Smith
MesSherrystown
Hannah A. Stover
Isaac Stover
George B. Heberlig
Maple Grove
Cumberland County
Stover
H. WH. Eckert
Tanover Street
Balto. Street
Sam
J. P. Myers
Trampton
Beagle
Ted
J. H. Lansinger
Hanover, Pa
Z. H. Cashman
Choice Wheat
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