Social visitors and travelers from multiple states noted in Hanover area
A string of visitors and residents traveling to and from Hanover are listed. Jas Barnitz and family visited Pittsburgh for two weeks, with relatives including Mrs Moses Baker and the Smiths returning to Columbus. Other trips include Lancaster, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Gettysburg, with locals hosting guests and family news spanning several households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
W. Barnitz
Frances
Hanover St
Pittsburgh
Moses Baker
Robert F. Smith
F. S. Smith
Columbus
Ohio
Henry Haar
Pine Run
Lancaster
Guy Miller
State College
G. A. Klingel
Lincolnway
Paul Walker
Geo. Klingel
Jnr
Baltimore
Klinger
Wm. H. Kohler
Atlantic City
Norval Shoemaker
Taneytown
C A. Bigham
Robert Fry
Philadelphia
Sycamores
Fred Birely
John Nicolls
New York
Lehigh University
Gettysburg
J. C. Birely
Harry Hitcshew
Merle
Hampton
Henry Noel
West High Street
Harry Beard
Clifford
Noel
Baron G. Holtz
United States Army
T. Bastian
Hanover
Fort Eustis
Holtz
France
Bastian
New Oxford Local News Roundup and Notices
Farmers swap land and neighbors move properties while property sales and personal notices fill a New Oxford page. Moves include Berlin street to Mill Bollinger, then Frank H. Shrader of Hanover Street, and J A Melhorn to John Butler’s 18 acre farm near town. Local incidents report thefts, a straw stack blown near Pine Run, and a cow and calf saved after getting loose. Public events include bake sales, card parties, I O R M raises, and church notices with weddings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ruff
Lincolnway E
Berlin Street
New Oxford
Mill
Hanover
Mr. Sanders
Guldens
Himes
Deatrick
Chas
Rinehart
Hanover St
Crawford Wagaman
Gettysburg
R. D
S. Cashman
New Chester
Henry Haar
George
Pine Run
Haar
A. P. Markle
Lincolnway B
Jewett
A. S. Gebhart
Sugartown
Emma Swamley
W. High St. John
Wm. Groft
Rock
George Rutter
York
Elpers
St. Paul’s
Arry Lough
J. M.wehler
Lincolnway
Joseph Hemler
George Lawrence
Irishtown
S.S. Hamm
Frank Hetrick
Squire Myers
Carrie Witmer
Kime
Cross Keys
Ladies’ Mite Society
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Margaret Frazer
Bream
Carlisle Street
Holy Name Society of
St. Mary’s Church
Tally
E. C. Stough
J. R. Weaver
Hanover Et
Allen Shrader
Abbottstown
Lefty George
Dickewarus Tribe
Lil-E-Wauk Tribe
Spring Grove
Clair Diehl
Menges Mills
Kohlers
Harry W. Hoke
Baltimore Street
C. T. Fox & Sons
Mren
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Anthony Smith
Orange Sr
Justice of the Peace
Leo Long
Orange Street
Local area couples wed in Maryland and Georgia weddings
Miss Rachel Smith and Vincent Florence wed in Frederick Maryland and plan to reside at 106 Carlisle Street Gettysburg. Henry Hersh and Consuelo Proudfit married in Macon Georgia with Hersh’s family present. Other local brides and grooms include Treva Wagner and Emmett Minnick, Jas Robinson and Marian Kuhn at St Marys New Oxford, and Grace Ramer with Charles Myers among several ceremonies across Gettysburg Bonneauville and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Smith
Jos. H. Carbaugh
New Oxford
Vincent C. Florence
Gettysburg
Frederick
Carlisle Street
Henry Hersh
John N. Hersh
Lineconway
Consuelo Proudfit
Macon
Wallace Peters
Biglerville
Treva Wagner
Chas. Wagner
Emmett Minnick
Boiling Springs
Jas. A. Robinson
J. R. Robinson
Orange
Marian G. Kuhn
Harry ‘Inders
Grace R. Ramer
Emily L. Ramer
Charles J. Myers
Charles W. Myers
St. Francis Xavier Church
Mark BE. Stock
Kenneth §. Roller
Arthur Roller
Anover
Bessie V. Heironimus
Bonneauville
Hagerstown
Berkeley County
W. Va
Lidesown Pajama Company
Ella Falkler
Warner Hospital
Joseph Howard
M. Scanlon
Hampton Items Show Local Building and Social Notices
Local notices describe Frank Philips starting a new house near Bowlder after a recent fire. Annie Slothour buys Peter Smith property on York street. Various residents repair homes, repaint, and sell farms near Round Hill store. Community events include Lutheran services and Lovefeast at Latimore, with speakers and music. A long list of visitors and residents’ movements is noted, plus a birthday party at John Chronister’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Philips
Bowlder
Annie Slothour
Peter Smith
York St
Adam Kimmel
Round Hill
Raymond Philips
Charley Harman
Stony Point
J. B. Myers
David Wolf
Burton Miler
Allen Myers
C. H. Bittinger
Hanover
Rebecca Myers
M. D. Neidick and Son
S. S
Lutheran Charen
Hollinger of
Brethren Church
Latimore
Gale
Rebecca Hoffman
New Chester
J. A. Hykes
Wesley Rollinge
David Bollinger
Jefferson
Simon Hostetter
York
Harbold
Mary Chronister
Salabies
David Miller
Baltimore
Julius Schimmel
Florence A. Richter
H. A. Markle
Berlin
Gettysburg
Carlisle Street
George Bucher
Hildebrand
Annie Griest
Biglerville
Howard Shaffer
Mary Louise
W. H. Dicks
Chas. Stock
Aspers
S. W. Stock
John Kime
John Herman
Tyrone
Cyrus Wolf
Abbottstown
Jonas Wolf
Clarence
Roy Kraber
Lansdowne
M:s. K
Annie March
John Deatrick
Albert Benedict
Wm. Hudson
Yagerstown
Hudson John Nickey
Guy Albright
Jeese Albright
Frank Feiser
Albert Thomas
Edna
Geo
Luther Rickrode
Chas. Thomas
Hamilton
Mabel Clapper
Roy Leer
Remudian
Augustus Thomas
Frank Zortman
Eliza Sipe
W. W. Leib
Leff
Bridgeton
N. J
Leib
Kinney Co
Chas. Rickrode
John Ehrhart
Robert Hetrick
Hanover RG
John Evans
Dorothy
Gayle Rickrode
Mervin Kauffman
John Gill
Betty
Harry Small
John Chronister
Mr. Chronister
Mildred
Mary Harris
Dale March
Emory Coulson
Elmer Hoffman
Earl Cashman
Wm. Hulick
W. B. Thomas
Mae
Luther Chronister
Jeraldine
Chas
Frank
Norman
Albert
Bertha
Mary
Nettie
Mae Bentz
Stella
Elda Miller
Fern
Ruth
Wilbur Livingston
Harry Myers
Asper
Danner Hespelhorn
Ri4navne Pittenturf
Brinkerhoff
Briton Miller
Multiple deaths reported in York County area this week
Obituaries list Mary A. Miller and others from Hampton Bonneauville and Gettysburg. Noted are survivors including spouses and children, with funeral details in Reformed and local churches, and burials in Hampton, Bonneauville, and Gettysburg cemeteries.
Birthday Party Tendered Wilton Miller Lincolnway
A birthday party was given Saturday evening on Lincolnway W by a group of boy friends for Wilton Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Miller Lincolnway, W
For Sale Five Jersey Pullets and a Cockeral in East Berlin
C B Pearson of East Berlin advertises five Jersey Black pullets and a cockeral for sale. The terse notice lists the seller and location with no additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pearson
East Berlin
C. B. Pearson
Hospital admissions and discharges at Warner and area clinics
The report lists multiple local patients admitted to Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Littlestown and nearby, including Lewis Lippy Janet Feeser and Mrs Georgs W Rochner. Discharges include Everett Anderson Mrs Charles Shultz and Miss Margiaret Rhinehart. Other patients and operations are noted at West Side sanitorium York Kellystone Hospital Harrisburg and St Josephs Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lippy
Janet Feeser
Littlestown
R. D
Warner Hospital
Everett Anderson
Gettysburg
Charles Shultz
New Oxford
Margiaret Rhinehart
Mt. Misery
Justice of the Peace
W.S. Brown
Thomasville
York Hospital
Hanover
Elmer W. Bush
West Sale
Bushig
Margaret Kimple
Orrianna
Miller's Mill
West Side
York
Georgs W. Rochner
Gettyshing
Leo RB. Kirchner
St. Mary's Church
McSherrystown
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lancaster
Luther Smith
Gettshue
John M. Smilet
Church Home
Baltimore
Charles O. Mays
York Sprirres
John Miller
Get
Lloyd Durboraw
Cumberland Township
William Durboraw
Kellystone Hospital
Harrisburg
John Gulden
Bonneauville
Glenn Gulden
Mary Gulden
Ada
Viola Gulden
Gulden
Methodist Episcopal Church October Services and Booth Festival
The Methodist Episcopal church led by J W McMorris announces services for October 11 including Church School at 9 a m and Morning Worship at 10 a m with a quarterly communion service. Epworth League meets 6 30 p m and a church training night is Wednesday at 7 30 p m. An official board meeting follows. A Booth Festival is planned Saturday October 10 at the Children's Home near Mechanicsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. McMorris
Church School
Children's Home
Mechanicsburg
Sunday Worship At First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sunday services at 10 15 a m and 7 p m with sermons. Church School at 9 a m reports enrollment of 379. C 8 Society meets at 6 p m. Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m. Pastor absent at Synod this week but services continue. No catechetical instruction Wednesday. St Marys New Oxford Masses 7 30 and 10 a m weekday 7 30 a m rector Rev Fr Geo L Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical
Synod
St. Mary's Church
New Oxford
Geo. L. Rice
Sunday Services at St Pauls and Emmanuel Reformed Churches
St Pauls Reformed Church New Oxford led by A P Frantz B D offers Sunday School at 9 am and worship with sermon at 7 pm. Emmanuel Reformed Church Abbottstown with Rev A P Frantz B D holds Saturday preparatory service 7 30 pm Sunday School at 9 am and Holy Communion at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Reformed Church
New Oxford
A. P. Frantz
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Abbottstown
Illnesses Reported Across Town With Quarantine Update
Several residents reported illness including Jacob Menges Qualityville A P Kuhn Mt. Rock Levi Foulk White Hall and Edward Gross McSherrystown who fell ill at work and improved by evening George S Gise and Nellie Abbottstown also ill but recovering The typhoid quarantine at William Pascoe home McSherrystown was lifted and Marshall Pascoe age 12 is able to be about
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Foulk
White Hall
Edward Gross
McSherrystown
Smith Cigar Factory
George S Gise
Nellie
Abbottstown
William Pascoe
Marshall
Stork News Birth Announcements From Hanover and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Curtig J Smith Hanover welcome a daughter Doris Catherine. Mr and Mrs James Smith Littlestown report a ten pound daughter. Prof and Mrs Jerome C Jackson Gettysburg announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Elmer Slentz McSherrystown welcome a son born in Philadelphia. Donald Spangler McSherrystown has twins a son and a daughter. Warry Sadler Gettysburg reports a daughter at Warner Hospital. Edgar McKim McSherrystown has a son. J W Clapsaddle Hanover reveals a daughter at Warner Hospital Gettysburg. L J Fisher Hanover a son. A kk McCauslin Gettysburg a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleene Miller
Co. I Miller
McSherrystown
Philadelphia
Donald Spangler
Warry Sadler
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Edgar McKim
J. W. Clapsaddle
Hanover
L. J. Fisher Hanover
A. Kk. McCauslin
Gettysbuig
Community Notices and a Mule Incident in Sugartown
The column lists visits from Baltimore and Marietta residents to Sugartown including Mr and Mrs Randolph Moor and family and Mrs Wm Filbert. A stray mule entered Fr Dunns cornfield last Friday startling the farmer. Brush Run school records September attendance and pupil list with scores, taught by Miss Alice Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Moor
Wm. Filbert
Baltimore
M. K. Wagner
Sugartown
Mary Johnson
Baltmore
M. K Wagner
Wm. Stiner
Bowersox
Marietta
Ohio
Fred Stiner
Fr. Dunn
Regina Sneeringer
Margaret Myers
DeSales Kuhn
Wilbur Buohl
Clyde Buohl
Edgar Leister
George Weaver
Paul Myers
Alice Wagner
New Chester Area Notes Mixed with Congregational News
Local items report a 2000 pound casting injuring Donald Hoff at Steacy & Schmidt in York. Social visits span York and surrounding towns with church events and family gatherings. Windsor Farm and Valley Forge trips are noted along with a watermelon champion Kate Weaver near Heidlersburg. St Mark’s Lutheran selects new deacon John Haverstick and organist Mrs Guy S Robert amid service schedule changes and a Sunday School Rally planned at Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiel
Steacy & Schmidt
York
Donald Hoff
John Funk
Waynesboro
W. H. Brown
Asper
Reba Shull
Wm. Shull, Jr
Warren Trostle
Near East Berlin
Jacob Liversperger
New Chester
Junther Melhorn
C. A. Brame
Edwin Snyder
Pauline Kready
Orrtanna
Annie Brame
Nace
Crist
Steelton
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Proctor Snyder
John Fitz
Clinton Swope
Abbottstown
Ray Epley
A. A. Lough
Allen Lampe
Frederick
Harry Lough
New Oxford
Elizabeth Hulick
Samuel Stock
Hampton
Kate Weaver
Heidlersburg
Velma Weaver
Taughinbaugh
Gettysburg
Church Council of
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
John Haverstick
Roy Weaver
California
Guy S. Robert
Hazel Linah
Pines Church
Henpton
Centre Mills Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Centre Mills items show William St Clair of Harrisburg visiting Stahe family with Lizzie Stahe also stopping by. Henry Werren of Myerstown spent Sunday with Frank Stahe. Cyrus Hankey announces the birth of a son with both mother and child doing well. Charles Sites of Gettysburg visited Stahe. Guests at Stahe included John Guise and son, Wilmer Guise and son Fred, Wilmer Lang, Emer Bricker and daughters Pear and Ruth and son Dale in Oberlin. Sara McCans of Center Mills recovers from a sprained ankle and is able to be out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William St. Clair
Harrisburg
Frank Stahe
Lizzie Stahe
Henry Werren
Myerstown
Cyrus Hankey
Nieely
Charles Sites
Jettysburg
Roy Brocker
John Guise
Clara
Wilmer Guise
Fred
Wilmer Lang
Emer Bricker
Pear
Ruth
Dale
Oberlin
Sara McCans
Center Mills
Last of the Studebakers Dies at 84 Aunt Maria Passes
Marie Studebaker known as Aunt Maria dies after illness on April 20 hours before her eighty fifth birthday. The final member of the Studebaker line, she hailed from the family that founded the wagon and automobile empire rooted in South Bend Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebakers
Marie Studebaker
Maria
Sherg
Studebaker
Studebaker Corporation
John Studebaker
Ohio
South Bend
Ind
Adams County
Veteran schoolmaster John V V Wolf dies at 93 in Hanover
John V V Wolf longtime Abbottstown and Hanover educator aged 93 died yesterday at daughter Miss Emily K Wolf’s home in Hanover after a year of infirmities. Born in Hamilton township he served as justice of the peace and district school principal for decades and taught at Abbottstown and Brammar school before moving to Hanover where he remained principal for six terms. He leaves six children including Mrs Annie Dunn and Ernest O Wolf, all of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Miller
Adam C. Miller
W. C. Weaver
Ampton
Miller
Jesse and
Hannah (Myers
Peter Brown
Hampton
Clara Rickrode
York
Weaver
Wesley Chronister
Reformed Church
John Sneeringer
Bonneauville
Sneeringer
Brush Run
Agnes Lawrence
165Th Regiment
Pennsylvania
Harry J. Sneeringer
St. Joseph's Church
William Sneeringer
Littlestown
Harry E. Poist
John Timmins
MecSherrystown
Raymond
Edward
Paul S
Reading Township
Taughinbaugh
New Chester
Gettysburg
Pines Church
Arthur G. Taughinbaugh
Springdale Township
Minerva I. Baker
Charles W. Baker, Jr
Springdale
Dorothy R. Taughinbaugh
Charles M. Spangler
Harrisburg
J. Frank Spankler
Abbottstown
Alphonsus L. Kuhn
West Manchester Township
York County
Joseph and
Sarah Smith Kuhn
Adams County
Mary J. Kuhn
Frank Kuhn
Shiloh
Lewis Kuhn
Henry Kuhn
Mary Chronister
Eli Altland
Loretta Kahlbaugh
Perlin Junction
St. Rose of Lima
Corte- Wwago Chapel
Bertha K. Hammer
Charles RB. Hammer
Wrightsville
Susquehanna Foundry
New Oxford
Etta J. Kieffer
Chambersburg
Mary E. Kieffer
Hoffman Orphanage
Mt. Jovy Township
Bertha A. Luckenbaugh
A. T. Luckenbaugh
Cumberland Township
Emma K. Keller
Albert Keller
Straban Township
Joseph Martin
Moorefield
W. Va
Dauge
John W. Hahn
Hanover
Hahn
John and
Caroline
Nuce) O'Conor
Samuel Rineman
J W. Hahn
John VV Wolf
Emily K. Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Wolf
Hamilton Township
New Oxford College
Berwick Borough
Charg
Brammar
Emly Kk
Council Proceedings 1925 Regular Session Notes Actions
Regular session with most members present. Representatives of the No Fire Co requested 500 feet of hose. action deferred. Finance committee formed. $609 borrow approved for 30 days. Meter rent relief for Wm. Gilbert approved. Police uniform shown to council. Fire plug and meters placement ordered. water shut off at Circle Hotel exterior. A two member committee to offer landowners Aly and Chas Diller $200 was appointed. Oil barrel balance ordered from Codors Gettysburg. Meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himes
Wm. Gilbert
E. Co. Livingston
NO Fire Co
Griffin
Hoover
Boro
Volmar
Council
Jos
C Felty
Susquehanna Foundry
Circle Otel
Pres
Secy
Aly Diller
Chas. K. Diller
Joseph Gowyer
H. §G. Griffin
Codors
Gettysburg
Classis Women to Meet at St Pauls Reformed Church
The Wi nang Missionary Society of St Pauls Reformed church prepared for the Institute of the Woman's Missionary Society of Gettysburg Classis led by Mrs A P Frantz. The event occurs Thursday Oct 15 with sessions morning afternoon and evening. Delegates from Adams and parts of York county will attend. Special speaker is Mrs Annetta Winters of Prospect Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi -Nang Missionary Society of
Extra Races Feature Ambiguous Matinee Event
A fragment mentions a matinee race with unclear details about attendance and timing. The readable text is fragmentary and does not specify participants or outcomes.
Apples make a varied cider selection from local orchards
A notice highlights a lineup of apple varieties for cider making including Baldwin Smith Paragon York Imperial America Paradise and Ray Davis. Hampton Pa. H 8 Dicks references a seller or contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Smith Cider
Paragon
York
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J. F. O'Donnell
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Conewago
Charles Koch
Father O'Donnell
Locust Gap
J. N. Nichols
Milton
Cornelius Hemler
Bernard Jenkins
J. M. Martin
William Weaver
Cletus Neiderer
Mr. Hemler
N. O
Malta
Knights of Malta
Levi Coulson
John Alwine
Hampton Items
Jacob Menges
Qualityville
A. P. Kuhn
Mt. Rock
Stork News
Cedar Ridge
Hunterstown
Heidlersbuerg
Centre Mills
Joan V W. Wolf
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