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PAGE FOURTEEN TUF EVENING SUN. HANOVER FRIDAY. AUGUST 27. 1937 Family Reunions Wehler Family Reunion The annual Wehler family re- un.on was held Sunday from 1 to 5 p. m.

at the Paradise Union church, huitzschwamm, near Thomasville. The following persons attended: Ezra Wehler, Susan Patterson, Earl L. Wehler, George L. Wehler, Lorma E. Meyer, Grace Wehler, Mr.

and Mrs. James G. Keller. Mr. and Mrs.

Millard L. Keller. John A. Wehler, Mrs. Mary E.

Leib, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Weaver and son Laverne, Charles Weaver, John C. Becker, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Mummert, Harold Crawford. Mrs. Charles Gable, Flora Able, Mrs. Albert Stambaugh, Wayne Eugene Gentzler, Mr. and Mrs.

Emory Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Graff, Mrs. John A.

Bentzel, Irvin J. Mummert, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Crawford, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles W. Crowl, R. Wf. Patterson, F.

W. Patterson. Russel S. W'ehler, George M. Wrhler, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry P. McCleary Haines Belt, Mr. and Mrs. Clair E.

Nace, Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Stambaugh. Mrs. Levi J.

Wehler, Mrs. Lester Bentzel, Harvey Dubbs, Mrs. Kate R. Dubbs, Mrs, Minnie Pottorff, Mrs. C.

A. Bosserman, Mrs. Edward Stambaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.

Wehler, and daughter Fayetta, Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Becker, Mrs. Annie L.

Myers, Mabel E. Mummert, Mrs. Annie Gruver. Mrs. Allen Moul, Mrs.

John Gruver, Jacob Trostle. the Rev. Charles E. Wehler. Mr.

and Mrs. Stewart Dohlheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin S. Mummert, Albert Stambaugh, Jacob A.

Trostle, Mary Wehler. Mrs. Jesse John C. Gruver, Allen Moul, Edward Stambaugh, Pauline Zinn. Ruthanna Rudisill Ameda Lau Menges, Ida Lou Eichelberger.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mr and Mrs.

Luther Lau, Betty Lau, Mrs. Beulah Lightner, Mrs. Russel Wehler, Mr. and Mrs. H.

K. Stambaugh, Levi J. Wehler, Clair E. Dahlheimer, Ida J. Wehler, Mrs.

Ida Dahlheimer, Mrs. Rosa Lau Senft, Cora H. Rahn. Roy Geisler, Mrs. Milton Swartz, Mr.

and Mrs. R. Lau, Mr. and Mrs. George N.

Leib. Mrs. William Mummert, William Mummert, James M. Mummert, Mrs. Levi Glatfelter, the Rev.

E. V. Strasbaugh, J. Ambrose Wehler, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Wildasin, Nancy Mae Wildasin, Oscar Gruver, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bentzel, J. E.

Stambaugh Paul E. Trostle, Dwight L. Trostle. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Phillips, Mrs. Alice J. Wehler. Mrs. Ellen Williams.

Mrs. Maggie C. Wehler, Miss Katie A. Dubbs, Robert E. Hartbaugh, Mrs.

Paul Trostle. Mrs. Lester Bentzel, George Edward Bentzel, Jean Marie Wehler, Mildred Altland, Helen Stambaugh, Almena Stambaugh, Mr. and Mrs. L.

M. Glatfelter and Maurice Wehler. Formwalt Reunion Held The twelfth annual reunion of the Formwalt family was held Sunday at Geiman's Park with an attendance of 161. The order of the program was as follows, the president, Milton Reinecker, presiding; Songs with Mrs. Lesilo Reinecker at the piano; prayer by the president; reading of the minutes by the secretary, Granville Reinecker; statistical report given by the historian, Miss Ruth Dutterer, which showed nine births, five marriages and five during the year; Several guitar selections by William Worley; Solo by Norman Donaldson.

Short talks given by Milton Reinecker, Miss Mary Heltibridle, Harvey Formwalt, Mrs. Francis Gables, Clayton Ickes, Charles Reinecker and Leslie Reinecker. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, Milton B. Reinecker, Wilkesbarre, vice president, Charles D. Reinecker, York Springs; secretary treasurer, Granville L.

Reinecker, Littlestown; historian, Miss Ruth M. Dutterer, Silver Run; Miss Mary Heltibridle, program committee. It was decided to hold the next reunion at Geimans Park. Barbara Ann Scheller, dau- hter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gilmor cheller, was the youngest present; Mrs. Ida Ickes, Littlestown, the oldest present. Others attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J.

Formwalt. John H. Moudy, Palmyra, Mrs. Vai de Vermond, Miss Harriet Agnesa Vermond, Madame Agnesa Vermond, Chicago, Mr, and Mrs. Milton B.

Reinecker, Eva Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Harbold, Mrs. Ada M. buohl, Harrisburg; Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton E. Ickes, Washington, D. Mr and Mrs. Norman J.

Donaldson, Camp Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buohl, Miss Helen Grace Buohl, Carlisle; Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L.

Peterman, Clair Mummert, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller Caroline Christine Miller, New Oxford; Mrs. George Reinecker, Mr and Mrs. Charles D.

Reinecker, Ray Reinecker, Dale Reinecker, Stanley Reinecker. Nadine Reinecker, Janet Peters. York Springs; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper.

Marie Cooper. Lester Cooper, John Cooper, Mary Cooper, EHtridge; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reinecker, Pauline Reinecker, Jean Reinecker, Janet Reinecker, Walter Reinecker, Lee Reinecker, Clair Reinecker, Aspers, Mrs. Francis Gables.

York; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Reinecker, Anna Rachel Reinecker, Mary Julia Reinecker, Abbottstown; Mrs. Samuel Cashman. New Oxford; Mr.

and Mrs. John Worley, William Worley. Robert Worley. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul H. Mummert, William Mummert, Maurice Mummert, Betty Mummert. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Heltibridle, Betty Jean Heltibridle, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles L. Brown, Fred C. Brown, Hanover; Mr. and Mrs.

Edward L. Formwalt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mehring, Dorothy Mehring, Edward Mehring, Robert Mehring, Fred Boose.

Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon R. Bucher, Clyde M. Buchcr.

Ruth S. Bucher, Louise N. Bucher, David B. Bucher, Mr. and Mrs.

Granville Reinecker, Howard Reinecker. Mrs. Ida Ickes, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Worley; Mr.

and Mrs. Wilmer Dutterer. Gladys Dutterer. Wilmer Lee Dutterer. Mr.

and Mrs. Curvin Dehoff. Beverly Ann Dehoff, Mrs. Clyde Miller, Francis Miller, Robert Miller, all of CROP CONTROL on a wholesale basis with old herself plowing under acres at a time is being witnessed by farmers near Buhl, Idaho. A whole valley is sinking, crumbling away fertile lands.

Tiny figures (above) show the size of the gorge. Experts seem baffled by the phenomenon. Littlestown; Mrs. George W. Stonesifer, Mr.

and Mrs. Ross L. Stonesifer, Mr. and Mrs. George F.

Stonesifer, Elwood Stonesifer, Miss Ethel Barber, Martin Stonesifer, Mrs. Harry Formwalt, Mary Formwalt, William Formwalt, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Eckard Caroline Eckard, Ruth Ellen Hoover, Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Willet, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Willet. Ruth Willet. Robert Willet, Mr, and Mrs.

George L. Dutterer. Ruth Dutterer, Mrs. Annie Heltibridle, Mary Heltibridle, Robert Heltibridle, Mrs. Mary Richards, Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Heltibridle, Robert King. Arthur S. Day- hofT, Delores Dayhoff, Edgar Dayhoff. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilmore Scheller, Frederick Scheller. Barbara Anna Scheller, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Foglesong, Virginia Bowers, Mr and Mrs. William DayhofT, Mr.

and Mrs. Thurman Heltibridle, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stonesifer. Dorothy Stonesifer, Margaret Stonesifer, Mr.

and Mrs. Mahlon Brown. Richard Heltibridle, Charles Formwalt, Sterling Myerly, Taneytown; Mr. and Mrs. Harold F.

Dutterer, Vivian Dutterer. Glenn Dutterer. Dale Dutterer, Kingsdale; Robert Formwalt, Baltimore. Stambaugh Reunion Held The seventh annual reunion of the Stambaugh family was held Saturday, August 21, at Mt. Tabor Park, Rocky Ridge, Md.

The following program was given: Song, Calls prayer; song, Lifted song and dance, Audrie Ecker; piano solas, Franklin Danner; poem, Dying Mrs. Mary Shaeffer; vocal solo. Lucille Stambaugh: vocal solo. Betty Ruth Eichelberger; motion solo, Naomi Fisher; song, A Friend We Have In During the business meet- i the following officers were elected: President, Harry Stambaugh. Taneytown; vice president, James Schildt, Rocky Ridge; secretary.

Miss Margaret Sharrer, Rocky Ridge: treasurer, Miss Ruth Stambaugh, Taneytown. The entertainment committee, consisting of Mrs. Norman Harman, Mrs. Frank Shaeffer, Mrs. Merle Ecker, and Mrs.

Harvey Tressler, awarded prizes to the following persons: J. W. Whitmore. Thurmont, oldest man; Mrs. Mary Wrood, Rocky Ridge, oldest woman; Mrs.

Mary Wood. Rocky Ridge, oldest woman; Mr. and Mrs. Janies Birely, Taneytown. longest married couple; Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Eckard, Taneytown, most recently married couple; Mrs. James Schildt and family of six. Rocky Ridge, largest family; Jeannette Tressler, Legore, youngest child; John Tressler, Waynesboro, coming the longest distance; Mrs. Merle Ecker, Thurmont, corn guessing contest, The next reunion will be held at I Mt.

Tabor Park on the third Sati urday in August. Maring Reunion Held The fifth annual reunion of the Maring family was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maring, near Woodbine. Maryland, on Saturday, August 21.

The crowd assembled in the morning and acquaintances were renewed between relatives and friends. During the noon hour din- ner was served to about 43 persons. At 2:30 p.rn- ice cream and cake were served. After dinner the meeting was called to order by the chairman, Raymond Maring, Woodbine. Prayer was then offered by Miss Elsie Shryock.

The historian Miss Ruth Schwartz made her report as follows: Joan Elijah-th Maring daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maring was born April 30. 1937. Willis Plank, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Emory Plank, was married May 15, 1937. Harry Maring was married on March 27, 1937. The minutes of the preceding year were i read by the secretary, Gladys Mar- ing, Woodbine- Next on the program was a duet. Railway To by Miss Ruth Schwartz and Miss Mary Shryock; recitation, "Romance of a Hammock, Thelma Maring; Song, Little Coal Black Myrtle Bounds: Reading.

"When Father Carved The by Miss Ruth Schwartz; Song. Old Myrtle Bounds; Recitation, Roscoe Maring: Two Duets by Mary Shryock i and Ruth Schwartz, On The Hill and Carolina Reading. "The Front by Gladys Maring. The following officers were appointed for the ensuing year: President. Harry Wolfe, Gettysburg; vice president, Charles Schwartz.

tysburg; secretary, Gladys Maring, Woodbine; historian, Muss Ruth Schwartz, Gettysburg. Before departure a motion was made and accepted that the sixth annual reunion be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe, Gettysburg, on the third Saturday of August, 1938. The meeting was closed with singing, Be The Tie That Kindig-Basehoar Reunion The annual Kindig-Basehoar reunion was held on Saturday at Pipe Creek Park, along the Taneytown-Westminster road Luncheon was served at noon.

At 2 a short program was given as follows: Songs by the group; address of welcome, Dorothy Kindig; piano duets, Mrs. E. Roy Kindig and Miss Helen Kindig; reading, Anna Louise Bair; piano solo, Ethel Kindig; reading. Mrs. E.

Roy Kindig. At the business meeting, the following officers for the coming year were named: President, George Basehoar, Littlestown; vice president, Miss Esther Basehoar, Littlestown, secretary, Miss Helene Kindig, Littlestown; treasurer, Armor Weikert. The following committees were appointed: Program, Mrs. George Maus, Mrs. Alvin Dutterer, Mrs.

Curvin Feeser; amusements, Mrs. Roy Kindig; place of meeting, George Basehoar, Littlestown, Calvin Harman and John Kindig. After the business meeting Mrs E. Roy Kindig, Union Mills, took charge and awarded the following prizes: Oldest lady present, Mrs. George Kindig; oldest man present, George Baseboar, Littlestown; youngest child.

Frank Ehlman, of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ehlman; mast recently married couple, Mr.

and Mrs. Millard Basehoar, couple married the greatest number of years, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Basehoar; largest family, Calvin Harman and family; coming the greatest distance, George Maus and family.

The following persons attended the reunion: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Slifer, Mr. and Mrs. Curvin Feeser and daughter Dorothy, Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Harman and sons. George, Robert, Paul. Allan and Fred, Mr. and Mrs- Roy Weaner and son Roy, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Spangler and children Erma and Everett, Mr. and Mrs. Maus and children and Victor. Mr.

and Mrs. F. Roy Kindig and son Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kindig and daughters, Helene.

Grace, Eloise and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dutterer. Howard Basehoar and daughters Esther and Margaret and son Earl, Mrs. Earl Baker.

Mr. and Mrs. John V. Kindig and children Ethel and Ivan, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Shaffer and Charles Shaffer. Clifford Pfaff. Mr and Mrs. S. A.

Ehlman and children Dorothv. Jane and Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beachtel.

Mrs. George Kindig. Mr and Mrs. George W. Basehoar.

Mrs. Lucy Bair and daughter Anna Louise Bair, Verley Clouser, Miss Edna Basehoar, Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Study, Bernice Study, Mr. and Mrs George hoar, and daughter Mary Elizabeth and Mr.

and Mrs. Millard Basehoar, Jr. Fuhrman, Mr. and Mrs. William Sterner.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Heilman, Mr. and Mrs. Norman E.

Fuhrman. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reiley, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Reiley, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Wareheim, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Forney, Mr.

and Mrs. Rufus Gable, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mummert, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Marke, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Plunkert, Mr. and Mrs.

Ezra Warner, Mrs. George Reiley, Mrs. Minerva Shue. Mrs. James Martin, Mrs.

Manetta Smith, Henry Haas, Charles Linebaugh, Delores, Norma and Roy Reiley, Ruth. Robert, William. Leroy and George Saltzgiver, Ruthetta, Betty and Norman Fuhrman. Earl Saltzgiver, Jennett, Dean and Raymond Marke, Loretta and Shirley Mummert, Geraldine and Laverne Fuhrman, Mariana Warner, Rosanna. Jannett, Robert and Melvin Plunket, Paulene and Nad'ne Nace, Stewart and George A.

Warner, Gene, Rodger and Helen Saltzgiver, Ruth Milheim. Edwin Saltzgiver, Harold and Fred Wareheim, Lela May Geiman, Levere. Louise and Shirley Forney, Helen, Thelma and Kenneth Wildasin, Dennis Reichart, Ruth Markle, Rosie Haverstock, Clark Saltzgiver, Doris Gouker, Doris Reiley, Esta Wildasin, Dillard, Betty and Shirley Reichart, Dean Reiley and Donald Gable. Roop-Royer Reunion Sept. 5 The annual reunion of the Roop- Royer families will be held on Sunday, September 5, at the Meadow Branch Church beginning at 1 p.

m. The following program has been announced by the program committee: Regular church service sermon. Elder William E. Roop; 12 noon, basket lunch; 1 congregational singing; devotions, Herbert J. Petry; address of welcome, Vice President Melvin W.

Routson; reading of the minutes; report by Herbert G. Englar; octet; memorial service; address, by the Rev. Paul W. Quay, of Grace Lutheran church, Westminster; duet, recitation. Miss Irene Roop; octet; business session; report; offering; benediction, the Rev.

John D. Roop. The choir- ster of all music is John D. Young. The ushers are Miss Alice Beard and Miss Susanna Little.

A photograh of those present will be made after the services. Fleagle Reunion Planned The thirteenth annual Fleagle reunion will be held at Meadow Branch church, along the Westminster-Taneytown highway, Carroll county. on Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 6. Following basket lunch during the noon hovu.

the business session and program will begin at 2 m. The officers of the clan are: President, F. F. Fleageal. Harrisburg.

vice president Elmer Fleagle, Hagerstown. and secretary and treasurer Mrs. George H. Dodrer. Westminster.

James Fleagle. Reisterstown. and Benjamin Fleagle, Baltimore, comprise a committee to arrange entertainment for the children. Another committee will provide ice cream for the en- tire gathering Former reunions of the family have been attended by relatives and friends from land. Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.

C. NEWSY HAPPENINGS IARENDTSVIL LE CLL FROM BENDERSVILLE MEET I NOiPOST Twelfth Krout Reunion Announcement has been made of the 12th Krout family reunion, which will be held at Senft park, near Spring Grove, on Labor day, Monday, September 6 The reunion will begin in the morning and continue during the afternoon and evening. The entertainment program will begin at 12 Included will be numerous mu ical numbers. Krouts from a number of states are expected to attend. Wintrode Reunion Sunday The first reunion of the descendants of Ephraim and Elizabeth Wintrode will be held Sunday at Christ Reformed church picnic grounds, near Littlestown.

beginning at 10.30 a. m. and continuing throughout the afternoon. An interesting program has been arranged for 130 p. m.

and evep'body will be welcome to attend. A joint basket luncheon will be enjoyed by all attending. Prowell Reunion Sunday The eighth annual Prowell reunion will be held Sunday, August 29. at 2 p. m.

at Grove Hillside Park), which is located 18 miles north of York on the Harrisburg road, Route 111. Orchestra, speaking, and refreshments will be the order of the day. All members of the Prowell clan, relatives, and friends are cordially invited to the reunion. A good time is assured everyone. BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT.

The flower exhibit of the Blue Ridge Summit section was held in the Parish House on Saturday afternoon from 1:30 to 3 o'clock. The flowers exhibited were thase grown from seeds and bulbs distributed by the Blue Ridge garden club early in the spring. Girls receiving awards were: 1st, marigolds, Nancy Benchoff; 1st, zinnias. Dorothy Bloom; 1st, calendulas, Margaret Small; 1st, collection of zinnias, Ethel Bloom; 2nd, collection of zinnias, Geraldine Brown; 3rd. zinnias, Harriet Eyler.

awards were given to: 1st. marigolds, Conway and Preston Flohr; 2nd. marigolds, Robert Benchoff; giant zinnias, 1st, Dick Flaugher and 2nd, Jimmy Fitz; collection of zinnias, 1st, Leroy Sanders; calendulas, 3rd. Henry Fitz. Mother exhibit, collection of dahlias.

1st, Mrs. William Bloom; 2nd, Mrs. John Bloom. There were 31 exhibits in the lot. Ribbons were given to the winners and they will be given bulbs in the early fall by the garden club.

Judges were: Miss Bland Taylor, Mrs. G. Gillmore and Miss Margaret Ramsey. The children were treated to ice cream at the close of the show. Heil-Warner Clans Gather The first reunion of the Heil and Warner families was held last Sunday at Forest park.

The Rev. A. Hollinger, Hanover, pastor of the West Manheim Lutheran charge, acted as temporary chairman, and a permanent organization was ef- fected by the election of the fol- lowing officers: President, John vv. Warner; vice president, Samuel Heilman; secretary, Clarence Fuhrman and treasurer, Brayton Warner. It was decided to hold the next reunion Sunday.

August 21. 1938. at Oakside park, along the Black Rock road, near Hanover. Those attending were the Rev. A M.

Hollinger, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fuhrman, Mr.

and Mrs Nelson Reichart. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Saltzgiver, Mr.

and Mrs. Lyman Milheim. John W. Warner, Mr. and Mrs.

Brayton Warner, Maurice Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Saltzgiver, Mr. and Mrs. John Saltzgiver, Mr.

and Mrs. George Saltzgiver. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reic- hart, Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence H. Belle of Georgia, Hale and Elberta are ripe now. Fine quality. Good size.

Come to the Orchard to buy your Peaches for Canning. Will pick each or shine, WIP4JAM M. LOTT York Springs-Idaville Road. York Springs 30-R-21 BENDERSVILLE. Mr and Mrs George Blocher and daughter, Clarice have returned to their home in Altoona after spending several days with relatives in this community.

Miss Edna Garretson has resumed her duties as a student nurse at Jefferson hospital. Philadelphia, after spending a several weeks' vacation at the home of her father Robert Garretson. Miss Mabel Black, Philadelphia, spent the week-end at the home of her sisters. Miss Anna Black and Miss Alice Black. Miss Doris Dugan spent the weekend with her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs Edward Bowers. Biglerville, R. Miss Betty Routsong. a student of the Centrai Pennsylvania Business college, is spending a two vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Routsong. Mr. and Mrs.

Sell Fidler and son Harold, and daughter. Joan, spent some time in York where they attended the American Legion convention. Mr. Fidler represented the Ira E. Lady post at the convention.

Miss Pauline Routsong spent several days with Miss Phyllis Grove, Carlisle. The condition of Charles Lerew, who suffered a stroke while working on the Gettysburg-Biglerville highway, remains unchanged. Mrs. Alice Turhecey, Ambrose Heller and his son, Harry Heller, and daughter. Miss Elizabeth Heller, Gettysburg, visited with Mr.

son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Renrod, Wimber, Somerset county. Mr. and Mrs.

George M. Peters and son, Robert, and Miss Emma Myers spent Sunday with friends at their summer home near Williamsport. ARENDTSVILUE. The Leaf club, which was to have this week, has postponed ing indefinitely. The Rev.

and llrs, John Enola, have been visiting the Mr. Rice's father, Luther Prof. and Mrs. Clyde Lad' pery Rock, are visiting Prof Ledr mother. Mrs.

Hiram C. Ladv Prof. and Mrs. alter Hess pery Rock have been spending time with Prof, E. jV.

RiCe and ther Rice. Georgs Kadel, Nev York citv k. joined his wife at the home of parents, Mr. and k.m Mrs. C.

G. Taylor has retun! from a visit with ra latives Oxford and York. Buy oo the Budget Plan Laubheim Co Center Sqnaro A gt Easy to Pay The Laubheim Way Canning Peaches Belle of Georgia, Hiley, El. berta and Hale wiil 1 be ready by Sept. 1.

Any Quantity, Excellent Quality. Tree Ripened. ORCHARD Three miles North of! Gettysburg, just off the Mummasbiu Road. ACHES! HIGH QUALITY and FLAVOR Mountain grown BELLE of GEORGIA (white) will ripen about August 20. J.

H. HALE and ELBERTA (yellow) about Aug. 28 Prices reasonable for quality Fruit by bushel or truck load. W00DCREST ORCHARDS 14-R-14 Fairfield Vi mile from Zora on road to Fairfield, Pa. J.

D. LIPPY, Gettysburg, Pa. PEACHES On and after August 30. ELBERTA and HALE TAUGH1NBAUGH BROS. Gettysburg R-4 at Hunterstown.

Phone 960-R-l 1 3000 Bushels Elberta Peaches this week. Good size and fine quality. $1.00 IMMII I at Bring your containers. APPLES and HONEY Nunda Fruit Farms J. W.

LUCABAUGH, Prop. Midway between Hanover and Abbottstown, along road. 931-R-13 USED TRACTORS FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE McCormick Deering Tractors sons of all sizes. 1 Pennsylvania Hoe Drill 1 Superior Disk DrHI 1 Superior Hoe Drill Disk Harrows 1 Hay Loader 1 Rake 1 Ross Silo Filler 1 No. 400 Blizzard Filler Several food used Tractor Plows Several goodu sed Tractor Plows 1 Cultipacker MELVIN J.

SHEFFER HANOVER. PA. Belle of Georgia and Elbertas, Ripe Now, Hale ripe by Sept. 4 JOHN W. BREAM Orrtanna, Phone Gettysburg 932-R-2 2 miles West of Cashtown.

Turn left at Store. PEACHES 2,000 BUSHELS BELLE of GEORGIA and ELBERTA The Two Best Canning Varieties We will begin picking these Peaches on Monday, August 23rd. Come to the orchard and get the best. I hope to be able to serve all my old customers and respectfully solicit the business of new patrons. We can supply you in any quantity, large or small.

All good roads leading to my orchard. A. C. BASEHOAR R-3, Gettysburg, Penna. Telephone Biglerville Exchange 38-R-31 Lei Those Peaches Fool You Over-ripe soft peaches, are not usually an economical buy at any price, as they bruise easily and decay rapidly.

I HAVE MY PEACHES PICKED, HAULED IN ON A TRUCK and HANDLED WITH CARE, SO THEY DO NOT BRUISE. My J. H. Hale and Elberta peaches will be at their best next Monday. Get them early next week.

Will have plenty of Belie of Georgia all this week and Monday and as long as they last. Orchard and Packing House on Biglerville road, 3 miles north of Gettysburg. Packing House 953-R-13; 91. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL EIGHT O. C.

RICE BIGLERVILLE, PENNA. Peaches For Sale Soft and second-grade Peaches at Seven Packing House, 4 miles West of Gettysburg on the Lincoln Highway. H. J. OYLER Gettysburg, Route 3 PHONE 1-Z FRIDAY SATURDAY M0NDAY A Italian Balm vUC Combination, both i'C 25c Palmolive 10c Savman for iS2c 25c Zinc Sterate Powder 25c Kurb 25c for 39c 25c Modess ........................................................2 for 25c for 313c 50c 5-gr.

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