Anniversaries and Birthdays Highlight 1816 to 1928 Events
A collage of notable births and historical moments through history and today. Figures include Howell Cobb born in Georgia, Thomas Hendricks of Indiana, Alfred H. Love of Philadelphia, Luther C. Crowell inventor, Edmund M. Holland actor, Elinor Wylie poet, and others. Also reflects on Today in History events such as the 1787 Executive Council proposal defeat, and 1948 Tokyo entry by American troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedly
Howell Cobb
Georgia
Treasury
Jefferson County
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
Zanesville
Ohio
Alfred H. Love
Philadelphia
Luther C. Crowell
West Dennis
Mass
Edmund M. Holland
New York
Elinor M. H. Wylie
Somerville
N. J
U. S
Constellation
Baltimore
Niles Register
Mississippi Valley
St. Louis
Sherman
Atlanta
James J. Corbett
John L. Sullivan
New Orleans
Corbett
al Capone
Chicago
U. S. First Army
Sedan
Tokyo
Lockport, Ill
Manuel Komroff
Abe
Court News Deeds and Marriage Licenses Listed
Court actions show transfers of property including deeds from Deeded Karl F Hargett to Ray M Watkins and spouses for city and county parcels with small sums. Several other transfers between named spouses for county or city properties. Marriage licenses issued in multiple pairs: Leroy Burkholder and A Jean Grove both of Chambersburg. Elmer Weaver and Germaine Hutzel of Loganton. Harrison Ropp and Christine Smith. Gilbert Grant and Helen Crofet. Kenneth Cavender and Mary Calhoun, all in their respective counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella FE. McBride
Harrison Young
Byron Jordan
William Charles MacKinzie
Leroy A. Burkholder
A. Jean Grove
Chambersburg
Elmer E. Weaver
Germaine R. Hutzel
Loganton
Harrison E. Ropp
East South Street
This City
M. Christine Smith
Frederick
Gilbert M. Grant
Helen Z. Crofet
Waverly
N. Y
Kenneth R. Cavender
Mary K. Calhoun
Williamsport
Union Bridge Society Notes and Local Visits
Union Bridge residents travel notes Budgets include a Girl Scouts sightseeing tour in Baltimore led by Mrs. Gladys Lovell. Joan Bury of Unionville visits Uniontown with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel King. Mrs. Thomas Gaither convalesces at daughter Mrs. A. W. Simms Clemsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Gladys Lovell
Baltimore
Joan Bury
Unionville
Uniontown
Samuel King
Thomas Gaither
A. W. Simms
Clemsonville
Russell Miller
Local Visitors Stop Through York Area Homes
York residents hosted guests from nearby towns and beyond. Mr and Mrs Ray Weller and family welcomed visitors from Bark Mill. George Roelke hosted guests from Union Bridge area. Lawrence Roelke and family from Detroit visited. Mrs Irvin Bast and son Tom visited Washington relatives. The Union Bridge Church of the Brethren Young People enjoyed a Chesapeake Bay cruise. Mrs Frank Ogle entertained for days her son J A Steinberg and family from Chester New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ray Weller
Bark Mill
George Roelke
Union Bridge
Lawrence Roelke
Detroit
Irvin Bast
Soi
Tommy
Washington
Feopie
Church of the Brethren
Chesapeake Bay
Frank Ogle
J. A. Steinberg
Chester, N. J
Lufburrow Declares Vacations Must End
Lufburrow laments that vacations near their end as time runs out. He notes days when durations are fully known and urges cessation of extended breaks.
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N. A. Lufburrow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Know
America
Malaya
Mors Price School OF the
Poor Richard Club
Locust St
Phila. 7
Hrihave
Court News
Superiy
Karl F. Hargett
Ray M. Watkins
Howard T. Wheeler
Alfred R. Howard
Ralph W. Miller
Charles ©. Masemore
Arthur D. Lambert
Thomas E. R. Stribling
Falk’s Grocery
East Fourth St
Manning
Jar
Dulany Frozen Foods
U. S. No
Camay
Gil
G. L. Baring Co
Colonial Biscuit Company Town House
New York State
Sweitzer Cheese
Wes
Wheaties
China
Cheerios
Lge
VY Pt
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Pascal Celery
Ige
Mussellman’'S
Bartlett Pears
Libby
N Market ST
Eels
National Biscuit CO
Dello
Hygeia
Pillsbury
Kellogg
Wits Vost
the News
Carmack’s. Grocery CO
Goetze
Kelly
Ooresseo
Sauer Kraut
Filbert
Musselman’s
Mueller’s
Macaroni
Bushell
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