Community notices from Greencastle and surrounding towns
The clipping lists social updates from Greencastle Pa and nearby areas including visits by Mrs Geo and family, Mr Tucker of Pittsburg, Mr Cleveland Waltz, and multiple trips among residents to York, Baltimore, Frederick, and McKeedport. Local church events, picnics, typhoid fever notices, hospital trips, and garden/yard improvements are mentioned along with names of many residents and their kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Bimuel Tucker
Pittsburg
Tey
Fler
Baltimore
Tia
Joho
Siner
Mary Clotte
Sulay
Gormai Myers
Kluwer Doty
New Market
Niss
Matealine Stier
Dany
Mt. Carmel
Ma ‘Rink Hoffman
M. EB. Church
South
Bradley Hyatt
Meélvile P. Wood
Daniel Swemey
Jesse - Justice
Aick
Elizabeth
Mee
Jos
Me Wood
Tanac
Ruasell
Mildred-Taylor
Harry Mount
Philadelphia
Jenni Wood
Bayard Burgess
Waa
Joseph M. Wood
Cleveland Waltz
Ches. Ridgley
Irvin Ridgley
Wood
Local social notes from Liberty Town and nearby area
Walter Broking of Asbury Park and many visitors from Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington attended family events and gatherings in Liberty Town and surrounding communities. Miss Myrtle Cook and Miss Rachel Aiken visited relatives. Mr Sidne y St John Sappington bought an Everett car. Rev J W Farmerney planned church services. a large group attended the Stocky Hit picnic on August 6.
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Woodsboro
Geo. McAleéry
Fredérick
Epent
Monnday
George Catshall
Roy Leatherman
Fountain’Rock
Abs
L. €. Barrick
Mills Mary Cramerty
Liberty
Ida Strawnburg
Frederick
Arnold Whitmore
Alton
Charles Miller
Mise Alwaie
Onm
Pleasant
Alvi Almmerman
Ehildeen
Cracham
Mra
Milton Carter
Libertytown
John Miller
Weatminater
Misa Mary Fisher
Baltimore
Allee’ Derena
Myctle
aaRey
Kiracofe
Kedertck
Samuel Lightner
Chimberaburg
Offs Smith
Ruth Stevens
Barneaville
Myrtle Cook
Jefferson
Liberty Town
Sidney St.John
Sappington
Everett
Misa Rachel Aiken
I McSherrys
Town
Rachel V. Simpson
Mattie Vi Myers
Ingerdtown
Ida Smith
Migs Orla Bunting
Yale
Emma Kling
Woodshoro
Milton
Carter
Drd Metcalfe
New Jersey
Calvin ‘Metcalfe
Methodist
Epiacapal Church
At's
Prospex
J. W. Fammerney
George W. Martin
Philadelsihia
Mru
Laordo
W. Marti
Mew
Tandstreet
Laughter
Nashville
Enn
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Public Meeting at St Jaiko
The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of St Jaiko’s church held a public meeting on Sunday evening August 7 featuring anthem by the choir, recitations by multiple participants, solos by Miss Jessie Shawhaker, and offerings. Preaching at Mount Zion Reformed Church was set for August 14 at 2:30 pm while Mount Zion Lutheran had no service due to the pastor’s vacation. Numerous local residents visited, stayed with friends, and were noted in attendance or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Snd -Mes
Charles. c. Zimmerman
Wiekedf
Iatter
Mre
West Cereaville
Henry
Bag Petenta
Rib
Hain Srya
Ladies’ Aid ‘and Missionary Society of
St. Jaiko’s Church
Everning
Mien Celeate
Meg Edin Hargett
Teouori
Miller
Golo
Willie Savith
Thera
Mount Zion Reformed
Mount Zion Lutheran
Wilbur Flook
Bruiawick
Apent
C. N. Trandle
Miesee Hat
Nannie-Thomas
Washington
CN. Trundle
Mary. Ki Y
Broderick
Teepe
Frigene
Joseph Loup
Woodsboro
Mies Bessie
Shaft
Mim Beedle Devluuter
Peteville
Donald Murray Te Qute
Ire
B.E. Zin
mMerinda
Mary ‘Beard
Susan “Thompson
Tia Sarah Hotine
Eréon
Retr
Brownaville
Gaynor
Tock
Joer
Mivar Gaynor
Laylig Salde
Gayxior
Mayor Gaynor shot aboard Kaiser ship medical update
Doctors say bullet fragments in Mayor Gaynor’s chest do not threaten major vessels and removal is not urgent. Septicemia and artery rupture are main relapse risks. recovery depends on wound irritation and bleeding control. Gallagher, once mayoral aide, regrets action and claims motive was loss of employment. Gaynor has shown little interest in shooter’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Syork
Avia
Gayiok
St Mari's
Chayor
Dallats
Gayfora
Tayor
Erldla
Uié
Gaynor
Mia Asdalint
América
Gayot
James J. Galligher
Otala
Adamson
Mhan
Carfiea
Gallagher
James J
Sault
Asagalt
Edwards
McCarthy Wen
Hout
Essay Fragments Reflect Turmoil Over Mayor Gaynor
Fragmentary OCR reveals a speaker denouncing Mayor Gaynor, detailing anger over perceived abuse of power and foreign travel. It contrasts Gaynor with another figure and expresses a resolve for personal vengeance, amid jagged lines and misheard phrases.
Arrest Woman in Candy Poisoning Case Near City
Carlisle Ba Alg Mra Barnhart of Shirémanstown near a large city was arrested charged with sending poisoned candy allegedly to Miss Heimi Motritz of Morrisburg who fell ill but recovered after hospital treatment. Brooke Earnhart, linked to the case, left home months ago. Mrs Mountz blamed her sister for marital separation and the candy plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Barnhart
Shirémanstown
Big City
Lucas
Ibach
Harriapurg
Heimi Motritz
Morrisburg
Auvedrher Tifa
Brooke “Earnhart
Frank
Montitz
Two Miners Buried Alive After Coal Mine Collapse
Fallon Pa Aug 11 A major coal mine collapse at Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co. in Coaldale killed boss George Murphy and buried Peter Boyle alive while Hugh Hollyweind was badly injured. Rescuers worked through the day as Boyle was feared dead. The fall released hundreds of tons of debris in what is described as a skip in the breast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
Tamagna
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
George Murphy
Coaldale
Peter Boyle
Coal ‘Dale
Hugh Hollyweind
Wis
Boyle
Steel Trust Reports Decline in Unfilled Orders
United States Steel Corp announces that unfilled orders on July 31 stood at 3,970,931 tons, marking a decrease. The report covers the company’s book orders and overall production outlook amid market adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
New York
United States
Steel Corporation
Fragmented OCR note on hotel diamonds and names
Disjointed OCR text references a hotel and diamonds with scattered apparent names and phrases. The fragment includes garbled terms like Maly alibveu and Rien a nenen and mentions a hotel scene without coherent actions or clear subjects. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a concrete event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maly
Alibveu
Mirach
Rien A Nenen
Fragmentary letter reveals tense housing dispute and threats
A partially legible note describes a quarrel in a New York area home involving Wade Alch Wai An and Mrs Grundage. The writer complains about gate access and yard damage, mentions fear of harm, and cites a New York Tribune reference. Names include Mrs Dortring and Lie Lie Horie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wai An
New Yor
Pri
Ae Fryih
Sandol
New York
Fragmented Youth Dialogues In Rusty Town Tale
A garbled OCR passage presents a scene of a mother speaking with children about growing up and future plans. The text shows broken words and misread names, with hints of family life and concern about the mother’s future. It conveys a domestic, intimate moment amid unclear context.
Fragmentary Note on Advertising and Personal Conduct
Fragmentary OCR text references advertising in June and an unnamed, cautious discussion about personal conduct. It mentions keeping part of a salary, a man named Clagh Record and a phrase about not advertising. The readable content is highly garbled with incomplete quotes and unclear events.
Riad Verh and John Shyster Named in Pitville Ball Feud
Two local figures, Riad Verh and John Shyster, are linked to a political dispute in Potttaville. The compact case involves a reported election fray and a public clash over Ballara status, with Garna named as a key party and local officials observing the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Riad Verh
Pottavlilt Fe Ree Ee Apd
John Shyster
A BE Gar Na A i
Quotations Furnished bys BA Count eee Cathy 54 re Oe
Fragmentary OCR text shows stray phrases and numbers about quotations, dates, and prices. The readable parts lack coherent events, names, places, or a clear news item to summarize into a complete card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy
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