The Evening Sun from Hanover, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THE EVENING SUN, HANOVER, PA. FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1959 PAGE 5 2)ate 1901 H.l>. LOOKING BACK Wears HEADLINES OF YESTERYEAR NEWS TODAY NEWS ITEMS AMD ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN FROM HANOVER NEWSPAPERS OF OVER SO TEARS AGO PRESENTED TO YOU EACH WEEK ON FRIDAY BY THE FIRMS WHOSE ADVERTISEMEHTS APPEAR OH THIS WATCH THESE ADVERTISEMEHTS FOR SPECIALS AHD SAVE THIS PAGE YOU'LL VALUE IT IH YEARS TO COME Haitqmi A CLEAN OUT THEY GO! MERCHANDISE LEFT OVER FROM HANOVER DAYS And other items throughout our store. just i few of each but Priced To Move Quickly! 4 i' .) 10 Carlisle Street CLEAR! You Can Outfit The Entire Family at For LESS! If it struck your home or business tonight, what kind of shape would you be In tomorrow. financially? If you don't carry enough insurance to see you through an emergency, better give St some sober thought.

We con be helpful. Call ME 7-6135 UTAlUSHfD ET 1 INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. i i lLj Hanover's Oldest Insurance Agency Install new and take advantage of MID-SEASON PRICES! HOT? Why Worry? Let GOBRECHT Air-Condition your Nome and be comfortable! Ask us about the Westinghouse Large Air-Conditioner. 7tt CONTROLLED NO CASING NO PIPES NO DUCTS NO DRAINS EASY TO If Desired PICNIC EQUIPMENT REDUCED GREAT SAVINGS-BUY NOW SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Ice Buckets, Grills, Picnic Baskets with silverware, Folding Cots, Ice Chests, Picnic Jugs, Hammocks, Hamburg Sandwich Toasters, Doggie Sticks and many other picnic needs. REDUCED NEW And USED Air-Conditioners AS LOW AS $69.00 E.

J. J. GOBRECHT 120 E. Chestnut St. Hanover, Pa.

COOl OFF WITH A FAN Different Prices ITEMS FROM HAH0VER PAPERS OVER 50 TEARS AGO FOR THE OLDER FOLKS THE YOUNGER FOLKS BALANCED FORMULA HOUSE PAINT J. C. TAHGER S0H HARDWARE 37 Broadway Phone ME 7-4157 Hanover, Pa. "Your Great Grandfather Was Our Customer, Tool" JULY 24, 1901 At the firemen's festival at the engine house on East Chestnut Street, Friday and Saturday evenings, selections will be given on a large phonograph procured for the occasion. William Anthony, of this place, has transferred the Union Advocate, edited by him.

to the Cigar Union No. 316. of McSherrystown, which will now have charge of the paper. George Anthony, Centennial Avenue, employed at the C. Moul planing mill, is in a critical condition, suffering from a stroke of paralysis.

Penn Grove Camp will open tomorrow with all the cottages rented. Among the Hanoverians who will camp at Penn Grove are the Rev. Lewis Kohr and family, J. W. Kessler and family, Jeremiah Frock and family, C.

B. Wentz and family, Mrs. George Lau and family, David D. Newcomer and wife, George S. Krug and family, Mrs.

George F. Swartz and family, Jesse K. Wentz and family. John K. Wentz and family and Mrs.

Elizabeth Stonesifer. The Rev. M. J. Roth, pastor at Trinity Reformed church, left this morning on a vacation trip to his former home in Allentown and from there he will go to Buffalo accompanied by his brother, the Rev.

B. Howard Roth, of Perkasie. Before his return he will visit his former charge at Summitt Hill. JULY 25, 1901 John F. Rohrbaugh and daughters Fannie and Miriam and son Walter, Abbottstown Street, Maude Kling, of Middle Street, and Modeina Masterson, Penn Township, spent the day at Buena Vista Springs.

John Bollinger, of Hanover, who during the past two years was engaged in the study of law in the office of Ross Brenneman, York, was appointed an attorney by the court. The McSherrystown baseball club wifh Boyles pitching was defeated by the Harrisburg club by the score of 11 to 7. Supervisor Edward Donson has added to the fish in the fountain basin on the square a number of large carp procured from Lake Wolf. forget the big Conewago picnic, July 30. Charles Smith, of McSherrystown will give a free exhibition on his large gra- phophone between 12 and 2 o'clock.

Adv. JULY 26, 1901 During heavy thunder storm last evening lightning struck and destroyed the large barn on the farm of Jesse Stevenson, near New Windsor, Carroll County. Another severe thunder storm visited Hanover and vicinity last evening and many residents pronounced it the worst storm of the season. Lightning struck St. Catholic church steeple, which is now in the course of reconstruction; the house of Mrs.

Reuben Sprenkle, East Middle Street, was struck with considerable damage to the roof and interior, the house of Edward Snyder Centennial Avenue, had the root badly damaged by a stroke of lightning; the dwelling of David D. Schmidt, Baltimore Street, the dwelling of Alvin R. Nissly, Abbottstown Street, the house of E. A. Adams, Centennial Avenue, and that of W.

J. Adams, West Chestnut, were struck by lightning. On several vacant lots near the residence of F. Y. Stambaugh, Centennial Avenue lightning struck four times, plowing up the ground each time.

The large barn on the farm of Samuel Forry, east of Hanover, was destroyed by fire after being struck by lightning. The lowest bid received by the York school board for the erection of a new 16-room school building was $57.000. The board considered the bids enormously high and refused to award a contract. Paul Metzger, son of the Rev. J.

A. Metzger and wife, Pleasant Street, this place, died at the University Hospital at Philadelphia, aged 17 years. FIRE was what remained of the American Machine and Foundry Co. plant on East Middle Street after a $100,000 early morning fire July 27, 1901. (Negative for photo loaned by Wilfred JULY 27, 1901 leading industry was badly damaged by fire early this morning.

The extensive machine shop department of the American Machine Foundry Company, together with the blacksmith shop, located between the railroad crossings on East Middle Street, was destroyed by fire which broke out about 3 this morning. John Dubs, the night watchman at the shops, discovered the fire and at once hastened to the engine room, pulled the whistle wide open and tied it down. The hoarse screams of the big whistle awoke many persons. Noah Pressell, at work at lime kilns, a short distance away, ran to the engine house on East Chestnut Street to turn in the alarm. There he met the night watchman, George Feeser, and the engine house watchman, Frank Alwood, and they together with the assistance of other firemen succeeded in getting the fire fighting apparatus to the scene of the fire.

By 5 two hours after the alarm, the fire was practically extinguished, but the main shop was a mass of red wt ruins, with only the walls left standing. The loss was estimated at $100,000. Tool loss to employes was estimated at 51.000. Over 200 men are thrown Dut of employment. The breaking of the clapper on the engine house bell prevented extended ringing of the alarm.

The charter of the Sheppard Myers Shoe Co. was recorded at York yesterday. The company is capitalized at $25,000. Harry Young Abbottstown Street, was bitten on the right arm by Edward Young's St. Bernard dog.

Dr. H. M. Alleman treated the wound. The ice cream festival at the engine house on East Chestnut Street, will not be held this evening, the premises, owing to the fire this morning, being occupied by wet hose.

Take home a ROYALE DAIRY ICE CREAM ALWAYS A TREAT Of Whole family goes for our tempting Royale Dairy cream! so many ways. Have fun making your own sundaes and sodas add extra goodness to cakes and pies by serving them a la mode! Ice a refreshing treat too in a dish or cone! handy pack today! WATCH FOR OUR NEW ICE CREAM TRUCK OR PHONE YOUR ORDER Visit our store and fountain at 209 High Street, for Sodas, Sundaes, Sherberts, Soft Drinks. Cones and our FAMOUS ICE CREAM. The Leading Dairy Products are at Royale Dairy Vitamin uniform for formula; Plain Homogenized Milk, Cream Top Milk, Homogenised Ice Cream, Chocolate Milk, Butter Milk, Smear and Cottage Cheese, Coffee and Whipping Cream, Butter, Sour Cream. Fresh Orange Juice by the Quart ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE PASTEURIZED AND LABORATORY CONTROLLED Better Dairy Products Since 1927 ROTALE OAIRT 209 HIGH ST.

Ph. ME 7-5165 HANOVER, PA. OMEGA Iww, paoiaMKXMB'-ano MS fold woo OS mm SM0 awhclog a ar ffiShocfc SHOP DOWN TOWN ON THE SQUARE Clearview Shopping Center Store Open Every Night Til 9:00 SINCE 1925 Hanover, Pa. A few items left over from Hanover Days GREAT BARGAINS! LADIES' DRESSES $2 $3 $5 BLOUSES 2 for SI SPRING SUITS, COATS, TOPPERS ALL SUMMER DRESSES and PLAYTHINGS GREATLY REDUCED up GROUP OF GIRLS' SPRING COATS Vi-Price OTHER SALE ITEMS STILL REMAINING AT SACRIFICE PRICES! All Final No Refund or Enhuid FRIENDLY STORE IN mmi HANOVER DAYS PRICES STILL IN EFFECT ON ITEMS LISTED BELOW ONLY A FEW OF MOST ITEMS REMAINING THIS IS OUR CLEANUP SALE COME GET THEM AND SAVE! Dubarry Lipstick 63c Yardley off Seaforth Shavers Special, $1.48 Bubble Bath, Floral boxes 98c Norwich Aspirin Tablets, Reg. 98c Now 63c Williams Brushless Glider Shave, Reg.

59c Now 19c Dusting Powder $1.06 Holgate Toys off Tussy Summer $1.00 Lustre Cream Shampoo, Reg. $2................................... $1.59 Gold Medal Liniment, Reg. 49c 20c Sun Glasses, Bathing Caps, Suntan Lotion, Ear Plugs and MANY MORE GREAT VALUES THROUGHOUT OUR STORE! HOFFMANS C. S.

GUNNETT, Owner WHY PAY MORE FLATS AND CANVAS CASUALS PRICED LOW TO CLEAR THESE WILL SELL FAST ACT QUICK Greater Shoe Vdnet Always AT CUT RATE SHOE STORE 41 Carlisle Street, Hanover, Pa. A FAVORITE PASSTIME PASSING UTZ HANOVER HOME BRAND POTATO CHIPS at Picnics, Parties, Luncht, TV Snacks or anytime. If Hie Chips are your friends will enjoy them too. Watch the children go for Utz Potato Chips, and good for them too! The Utz Chips are made from only selected potatoes, fried in pure vegetable oil fas a strictly sanitary plant. MADE BETTER TO TASTE BETTER SINCE 1921 ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THE UTZ HOME BRAND POTATO CHIPS AND BE GLAD YOU UTZ POTATO CHIP lie.

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