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THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 1938. 10 MRS. SARAH SHOBB DIES AT WINDSOR IN HER 83RD YEAR Heart Attack Fatal To Woman Peeling Potatoes George Stover, Spring Grove, Not "George Stover" Officers Sought, Photograph Proves WILL HBLD RALLY TAKEN BY DEATH Troops From Hanover District To Stage Third Meeting At Fair Grounds home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spahr, on Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, with concluding services at Roth's Trinity Reformed church.

Burial will be at Christ Lutheran cemetery in Jackson township. Funeral Directors Walter Futer and Son, York, have charge of arrangements. Entertains Printers Seventeen printers from New York Mary Benedict Elected Editor-in-Chief Of Wrightsville H. S. Paper LIST OTHER POSITIONS Wrightsville, Oct.

9. The staff of "The Rivcrtown Review." the local high school paper, was elected bv the faculty and pupils of the school. Spring Grove, Oct. 9. A photograph of a George Stover, a former resident of Parksburg.

Centre county, saved George E. Stover, an employe at the and A. Chevrolet garage, this place, from taking a trip to the Centre county town on Saturday morning in custody with the Centre county sheriff and one of his deputies, when the two officials arrived here to nab him on desertion charges preferred against him by his wife, Mrs. George Stover, Parksburg. After making inquiry as to the whereabouts of the local client, it was found that his automobile license corresponded with the license number held by the officials.

Besides, his appearance was similar to that given by the Center county authorities. However, the officials gave up their wild goose chase after they reten pnoiograpn oi me; a n- and found that the local man was not the man they were after. It was learnt tnai uie centre county officials were side-tracked when, in their search for clues pertaining to the George Stover they wanted, inquired in the registration department of motor vehicles at Harrisburg and were given the name and license number of George Stover, from Spring Grove. About two weeks ago Postmaster Jesse S. Stambaugh received a letter from the Centre county sheriff relating the story and asking for information pertaining to George Stover.

Mr. Stambaugh answered the letter immediately and informed the neighboring county authorities of their mistake, because, as he stated, there are two persons living here by the name of George Stover, both of whom he has known for a long time, but neither of them answer to the description other than by name. On morning, between 7 and 8 o'clock the Centre county offi- am at. a-r- to tic man. apparently under the impression that the local postmaster, in answering the letter, was trying to shield their suspect.

However, after realizing their mistake they left here and made no further inquiries. Mrs. Ida Stover Dies Ida Roth Stover, widow of Michael O. Stover, died Saturday nmg at clock at tlx- home 1 1 r- son-in law and daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Spahr, Spring Grove R. in Jackson township. The de- member of the Roth Tri formed church and is survived bv the following children: Claude B. Stover, Thomasville R.

D. Mrs. John King, Dover R. D. Jacob, York: Mrs.

Herman Laird, Lewisburg; l'aui A. York: Harvey A. Stov York R. D. L', and 24 grandchild! and six great-grandchildrei brother, John Roth, of Jacksoi One p.

and one sister. Mrs. Kile ri Bott, also survive. St neral services will be held Geraldine Peifer Becomes ui i.Uvn maker SOUTHERN HONEYMOON ry, Oct. 9.

Miss Geral-i Peifer, daughter of Mr. I Harry Peifer, of New d. K. became the bride i Nonemaker Bonner, of lrs. Charles w.

Bonner. Kpiscopal church. groom, sang "I You Truly" and "Cathedral In The Rines." with Mrs. William M. 3onner, of Lewisberry.

sister-in-law of the bridegroom, Playing the piano accompam Miss Anna Sheeslev. of Harrisburg. played "The Bridal Chorus" for the professional and for the recessional. "Wedding March." The bride, who was given in mar- City, all of whom are associated with me R. H.

Glatfelter company, local paper manufacturers, gm-sts Glatfelter. The out-were entertained tc at the! tjlatl clter residence, near town, as guests of Mr. Glatfelter. During the afternoon they were conducted through the mill by plant employes. To Study At Y.

M. C- A. James Italy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Falv, South Hast street and William Ream, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William G. Ream. East Railroad street, have enrolled in a course of study to be given during the winter at the York Y.M.C.A- Both Ealy and Ream will begin their studies at the York institution on Tuesday night, October 18. Ealy is enrolled in a course in sheet metal work while Ram la taking a course in blue print reading.

Both men are employed in the machine shop at the local paper plant, rJaly, who has complet- ed two ye; ho from (h next spring. Ream, who will begin on his second year, wnl need anotiicr year from the scnool. Er.iarges Business Place Paul Shaffer, proprietor of a local service station, has nearly complet ed an addition to his place of busi- ness on South Main street. During the past month Sliaff. has iradc at- couiinodations to s.

11 sandwiches -end the rear of the place ing used as a store, to Planning partment. Many Join Caravan Approximately fifty auti joined the Democratic carav day evening as it slowly pi through the town on its way est park. Hanover, where a conducted by the Hanover Mi mocratic society. Among th. that proceeded through the were Charles Alvin Jones spoil the Hanover rail Brodbeck Band Hall, Oct.

15 "Amateur Contest" Opening night All applicants address card or letter to R. B. Krebs, Brodbeck, Pa. Adv. Public Sale Personal property and woodlot.

W. Howard Senft, Estate, 2.11 K-ist St Spring grove, Sat. Oct. 15, 1:30 P. m' 10-6t Adv.

LIFE GUN Body Of Edwin Henry Landis iuuiiu in cmcKen i a la At Spry NOTES EXPLAIN ACT Thi i livi like this." Ho had hMn I I I Weller. William Warfel. Patric i.eitheiser. Donald I-'rev and Thorn; Heckel; business managei. Muri Mr.

nd Mi- Drenning i after spend i several days in Mt. Holly. N. as guests of the former's brother-in-law and sister. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Hever. Elmer Hersh. of Masonville. and William Hersh.

of Chug Water. were called home owing ta the death of their father. John Hersh. Mrs. Robert S.

1-eiby and daughter. Roberta and Mrs. Edwin Ziska. of Columbus, arc spending several davs visiting the former's aunt and uncle. Miss Daisy Shutter and C.

F. Shut In Monthly Session The Ladies' auxiliary of the American Legion post. No. 569. held its monthly meeting on Thursday eve-ning at which time Mrs.

A. L. West-brook, of Huntingdon, general director, installed the following ofSc rs of the local unit who were recently card party of the season on s'hington house. The following imittee was appointed to maka ingements: Mrs. John Kauffman.

'erf Dirk. Mrs. Anna Burg. Joseph th, Mr. Mrs Rot D.

Ci. John F. Hersh Buried Funeral services for John F. Hersh were held on Wednesday, with all services from the late home. Rev.

J. M. Spangler. pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, officiated. wing ar-rs wee nicmb, the l.u William Baldwin.

C. Henry Abel, Calvin Die Baldwin. Jr. Interment I PASTOR RETURNED TO YOE FOR THIRD YEAR Yo Oct. 9.

Rev. John H. Leh man and delegate, John H. Kohler. returned on Friday from Hagers-town, where they attended the Pennsylvania annual conference of the Lnited Brethren church, held in the St.

Paul's V. B. church. Rev Mr. Lehman has been returned to the Yoe pastorate by the stationing committee for his third consecutive Seriously III Mrs.

Maria Taylor, one of the oldest residents of this community whoj celebrated her 81st birthdav anniversary on Wednesday, is serious-lj; HI at her liome suffering from in W. Fred Ehningtr, who for the past month has been confined to his home iniffering from a severe attack of rheumatism, is able to be out of doors again. The monthly meeting of the-Otterbein Guild Girls and Bovs of the Salem Fnited Brethren church. number of the men of the local regation of the I. B.

church, -ngag-d the past week in the ving of the old carpet from the orium and class rooms of the h. Work will start Monday H. Irfhman returned pending the past week; brother-in-law and sis-Mrs. Harold Todd, Mr. and Mrs.

Clair Warner, Philadelphia, returned home after spending the week-end visiting Mrs. Warner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Raver. Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene M. Horn, spent Saturday visiting in Harris-John Reichard. York, returned home after spending the past two weeks visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Reichard. Mr. and Mrs brother and sister-in-law. Mr. -Mrs.

O. L. Taylor. O. L.

Taylor, local cigar manufacturer, spent Saturday In Baltimore on a business trip. Verna Sechrist. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sechrist.

spent Saturday visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. an.l Mrs. Perry Wagner. Yorlt, Church Announcements The official board of the Salem Windsor, Oct. 9.

Mrs. Sarah Fliza-leth Cooper Shoff, died on Saturday ifternoon at 12:50 o'clock, at the lome of her son-in-law and daiurh-er. Mr. and Mrs. Ol, wilr-r 3S West Main Mrs.

Shoff! I vho was 82 years of age. suffered a troke one week ago. which resulted foil. Chli- dren: Mrs. Emory Olewih W.

and Ervi Hallam R. D. Mrs. Harry ad all of here: George 2. Cooper, both of Frank Cooper and e.

both of Windsor rs. Charles Rosh. R. D. and Laurel R.

D. 1 41 grandchildren and great grandchildren and one half-sister. Mrs. ljevi Smith. Hanover.

The funeral will be held Tuesday at 9:30 a. with short services at the home of -Mi Olewiler. h-r fur i anadoch the cemetery adjoining the church. Funeral Director Furnace B. Olewiler.

Red Lion, has charge of arrangements. MRS. MALINDA GOHN OF HALLAM BORO CLAIMED BY DEATH Hallsr Oct. rs a 1 1 n) Gohn, wife of the late Reu ben A. Gohn, died this afternoon at o'clock at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Lillie Boll, this place. Death was caused by paralysis. She Mrs. Gohn had been bedfast for the past ten days. Her husband died about 13 years ago.

For about a year she had been living with her daughter, having previously lived at her own home in the borough. Practically all her life she had been a resident of Hallam borough and Hellam town ship. She had been a l.uthc childhood, having belongei to St Jam-s- j.utiK-ran cnurcn, inis piace, for the past s-v-n years. Surviving besides her daughter, Mrs. Boll, is another daughter, Mrs.

Harry Dietz, Kasson, eight grandchildren; 17 grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. RETURNS HOME AFTER VISIT AT HALLAM HOME sing, High- irn sn-nt s-v. r.i' Hav uncle and aunt, Mr. and Emig, York. irhart, Lancaster, was a of her parents, Mr.

and and Dorothy Maurice SbftJ-, Jane Louise, George New- sited Mr. and Mr Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bixler and daughters, Velma and Irene: Mrs. Henry Strong and daughter.

Norma, were recent visitors of friends In Druck Valley. Mr. and Mrs. James Gotwalt vacated a home in Druck Valley and moved to the Hauser home Kreutz and Mrs. Maurice Shermeyer Mr.

and Mrs. Level children. V- lma, Dolores and birthday anni Mrs. Stewai Phyllis and 'Rodger; Marian were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

MeClane. Mr. and Mrs. Ix-vere Bellinger and nn, i severe, and Ron. Beverly d.

visited Mr. TREND AT NEW FREEDOM INDUSTRIAL PLANT th da I-'e nc Card Of Thanks We wish to thank friends a for kindness ephine Scha.tter. and Sophie Schlaline, deceased. Henr; Adv. Paul You Are Invited To Attend I South.

Com. Dem. meeting. Trail Theatre. Shrewsbury.

Oct. IS. at 8 M. Congressman Haines and other speakers. Adv.

i I stina Toniqht the Fanners' I'nion meeting Mon- of Howard Butcher farm, Franklintown, Oct 9. lary Ann Knaub. who kept house for her nephew, Paul Knaub, who lives near here, was found dead by her nephew Saturday morning about 11:45 o'clock. At the time of her death she had been sitting in a chair, peeling potatoes for the noon meal- Death according to her physician, Dr. H.

B. Hetrick. Rossville, was caused by a heart attack. She was aged 73 Approximately an hour before Mr. Knaub discovered his aunt had died, he had been in the house and found that she had been doing the house work, although she had been complaining of not feeling well.

Pr. Hetrick had been attending this section for more than rnost of th, timp ))aving 11 further services in the local Luther- an i hun 1 G. the l-ranklm -1 urt-h York Springs, charge of arrangements- DILLSBURG LIONS CLUB HEARS TALK ON LIGHTING HISTORY Dillsburg, Oct. 9 The semi-month-meeting of the Lions' club of Dillsburg- was held in Helen's coffee shop, Dillsburg, Tuesday evening: The speaker of the evening was E. H.

Blettner, of the Metropolitan Edison company, out of Hanover. His subject was the history of the present-type of lighting and short prophesy as to the future lighting. Blettner monstrated electric lamps from the original carbon-filament lamp first introduced by Thomas A. Edison in lamps of the early twentieth cen- costs of the original lamps themselves and the power required to produce a like amount of light. Those present, in addition to the li-ss .1.

e. Hartnian. Kinter. R. L.

Krall. J. R. Maddox, S. W.

Mr- Creary, W. B. Perrigo, C. S. Smith, Harold Sarry, A.

Wierman, V. E. of th. Epise-pa covered dish social Monday evening in the social room of the church. Members and guests present were: Rev.

and Mrs. W. S. Glenn, Mr. and Mrs.

John Arnsberger, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Maddox.

Mr. and Mrs. James Arnsberger, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bentz.

Mr and Mrs. J. Wast Railev. Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Kohler. N. R. I Bailey, Mrs. Frank Wolf.

Mrs. W. H. Winks. Mary Holstine.

Gweneth Wolf, Jean Arnsberger and Verna Holstine. Mrs Maurice Wentz and daughter, Ann Elizabeth. York, and Mrs. Tell Seyler, of Philadelphia, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Karns. Mr. and Mrs. B. F.

Hoffman, of Camp Hill, were guests of Mrs. Katherine Berkheimer. Marleno Strayer. Clear Springs, was a guest of her grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs.

James Blausser, Tuesday. Miss Lottie Dick has sold 'her farm in Franklin township to Dr. F. C. Heikes.

of Mechanicsburg. MRS. SAMUEL MANNING OF GOLDSBORO DIES IN HER 73RD YEAR Goldsboro, Oct S. Mrs. Amanda Manning, wife of Samuel Manning, (lied Saturday morning at 6 o'clock at her home in this borough.

Death was caused by a cerebral hemorrhage. She was aged 72 years. Mrs. Manning, who was a resident of this place for the past 15 years, previously lived on a farm near Cross Roads Union Church in the northern part of the county. She held a membership in the in Christ church, t-grandchildren, Fetrow, Frederick in charge of NEWS BRIEFS OF DALLASTOWN BORO Dallastown, Oct.

9. Clayton D. Riedel is confined to his bed, after suffering a relapse from a four weeks illness. He is reported as being somewhat Improved. Mrs.

Jacob D. Workinger, who was suddenly taken ill a few days ago, is reported as being somewhat improved. Mrs. Harry S. SV-hrist returned to her home at this place, after spending the past week visiting her son ana aaugin -r-in-iaw.

vr. ana Mrs. Gurrien Sechrist. Quarryville. Pearl Stump, a student nurse at the West Side sanitarium, York, visited her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John A Stump. Mrs. J. A.

Shettel is spending sev eral visiting her son-in-law and daughter. Rev. and Mrs. H. L.

Fehl, Rayville. Md. (.1 NINGS OF NEW BRIDGEVILLE New Bndg.viM., and Mrs. Law, (. and Mi.

Wiley at Kohler James. Kohh-r. Robert Alice Hoffman recently vis and family. Miss Rosetta Kinard. Martinsville, and Harold Waltermver were guests Mr.

and Mrs. George Conrad. i- sts of Mr. and Mrs! William Conrad, a Southern Community Group To Stage Open Meeting Thursday At Shrewsbury CONGRESSMAN TO SPEAK i Shrewsbury, Oct. 9.

The Southei Community Democratic club will hold yn meeting on Thursday. Octo- b'r at -S In Trad th-arre. t'enurt ssu.an Harry Haines will be the guest speaker and there will be other spokesmen. Officers of the club announced that both men and women are expected to attend the meeting. Baltimore Guests Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Sparks, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Med. 1, Mrs.

Gemmill and son, Joseph, and Mrs. Michael Glen. Baltimore, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A.

3. Kr-eger and Mr. and Arthur Ivreee Hostess to W. M. S.

The Womans Missionary society of Christ Lutheran church held its monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Albert Rchmeyer at Hungerford. Mrs. Mary H. Green and Mrs.

Cora Miller had charge of the lesson, entitled "Advancing in Christian Stewardship." Mrs. Green conducted the de- otional period, termed "Who; arid Who'll I Mrs. Miller lradf'r ot the the sub, ct, various liam Sand-i v- a Mrs. W. H.

Sent Shaffer were appoin tee to mPet with a tne Kathryn Fahs I''an for a thank latter part of sen ty, first part ot Jecem of Mrs. H. G. i present were: You Are Invited To Attend South. Com.

Dem. meeting, Trail Theatre, Shrewsbury, Oct. 13. at 8 P. M.

Congressman Haines and other speakers. Adv. BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETS AT YORK HAVEN supervisor; pp, ugh Rank Conferred The rank of knight was conferred on William Sprenkle a page on Ray Yinger i 1 the rank of lodge, No. v- 491. Knights of I day 1 the Walt Hall.

R. ing of the ldie 1 Mrs. Charles Milleer, Mrs lyder. Mrs. Cora Wertz, Vin- eVhisle and Mrs.

Elizabeth A daughter was born Monday, Oc- iber 3. to Mr. and Mrs. Millard Witter of Strin-stown, at the home of ant has len Langeheind Mrs. Kmanuel She PP.

Mr. and Mrs. Will, Mr. and Mrs. William Bruan of Florida visited the letter's broth, and sister-in-law.

Mr. and Mrs. Paris Eppley, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

James D. Miller motor-d Saturday to Philadelphia. where Mr. Miller, who is assistant superintendent of the local ptflier mill of the Southern Craft corpora- ti-n. will join fellow employes in at- tendance at the fall meeting of the Superintendents association of the 1'ulp and Rata industry MT.

WOLt ol0-2t Mrs. Anna McWillia 1 P. Mrs. Salinda Miller, Prominent United Brethren Church Member, Dies ILL SEVERAL MONTHS Red Lion, Oct. 9.

Mrs. Salinda Miller, active church worker and member of Bethany United Brethren church, this place, for the past 45 years, died at 1:2" o'clock this orn- lng at her home. 60S West Broadway. 11 ol tins mace luamc I one of the lember of the Sunday chool class taught Perry! included a membershij lodge, Sons and Daugi ertv. Miller.

Sirs. Curti: Mrs. Robert Graham i H. Miller, all of this Edward Miller, address mi t-n andchii Mn Charles Gipe. John Kimmons and Harvey Shaft all of this place: Mrs.

Kugene Bowers. Red Lion. R. D. Mrs.

Tilton Shoff and Mrs. Edward The funeral will be held Tuesday With short services at the late resi dence a Bet Brethren Dr. M. R. church, We: made in the Red Eion cemetery.

Funeral Director Eurnace B. Ole-wiler, this place, has charge of all the party room of Warners Dairy etore. First avenue. A special and Interesting program is being arranged for this meeting. Install Leaion Officers The newly elected officers of the local American Legion post will be installed on Tuesday evening at the li-monthl be held i i Lei i headquarters.

-eet at o'clock. will be Installed as other officers to be been previously an- installed nounced. Granqers Attend Church Approximately 100 members of the Red Lion Grange attended church worship service at the Yorkana Evangelical church, in a bodv. this evening. The sermon was delivered by the pastor.

Rev. W. H. Smeltzer. The Grangers met outside the church at 7 p.

from where thcv pro ceeded into the service in a bodv. And Floor Shi nd floor show will be held in the Municipal building Thursday evening. October 20. to be sponsored bv Hildebrand and his "Casanovians." orchestra. This orchestra, which is composed of local musicians of high school age.

has been planning to hold a number of similar events throughout the inter. The orchestra is directed bv Prof. Alvin Hildebrand. Hold C. E.

Rally The Intermediate Christian Endeavor society of St. Paul's Evangelical church, held its annual rally tonally large attendance. Talks meal lmsiCnoss and church men. in addition to a number of special musical renditions. Choir Renders Concert The choir of St.

Paul's Kvangelical church rendered a concert this evening during the regular worship service. The choir was under the direction of Emorv Kitz. organist and choirmaster. The pleasing program rendered was which partially for th. large attendance.

Church Calendar The Woman's Missionary society of Rothanv T'nited Brethren church. will hold its annual guest meeting Tuesday evening at otiom. iu the upper room of the church. The annual guest meeting of the Otterbein guild of Bethanv United Brethren church, will be held Thursday evening at o'clock. In the tipper room of the church.

The Ladles' auxiliary of St. John's and High streets, at 7:30 o'clock. senior choirs of St. John's V- f-n Ci.urch. will be held Wedn.

sdav re.ng. The junior choir to rehe; at 8:45 p. and the senior at 7:30 p. m. fleorge Alw I.

311 Flowers were provided for the altar Of Orace Lutheran church, toda The Teenage Missionary circle of St. Paul's Evangelical church will met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. I N. Zarfos. West High treet.

at 7:30 o'clock. The Young People's Missionary i-i r.t St Raul's Evangelical church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in the social the church. Mrs. Hal- H. itz.

leader for thi meeting, will be in Flowers on the altar of St. Paul' Evang-lical church, today were pro vided by the Sundav school clas John addr H.alH at the Mrs. G. W. lute from East Prospect to the lo: where she was admitted a medical P8The" ambulance was again used this afternoon to from the York hosoiiai.

this Place. K.1hLtTw"n be P-i on Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock the theatre headoua-t- street. According Ililde- me. ting will be of nember. next maior production selected at this meetine to take the 1 irh has place or me i at the HI health of the director.

i 1 of INVITATIONS SENT OUT Hanover, Oct. 9. The third rally of the Hanover district. Boy Scouts of America, will be held next Saturday at 1:30 o'clock at the Hanover Fa grounds. Troops from Hanover, Li tlestown.

New Oxford, MeSherry town, East Berlin and A 1.1 tstov have received invitations to particl- series of four. Two of the four rallies for the present year have al ready been held, one in April in the Senior High school and the other at amp onewago in July, with troi 114 placing first in the former ar troop 103 placing first in the latter. i distri.t 'are 'anticipating this will be 'the commissioners of th- Hanov troops have announced their inten tion of entering, they being troops mi. i nnity; iu St. vvs; i r.miitarine-i: St.

nt ers from the York-Adan I eluding York. Susquehanna and Red l.ion. it is expected that competi tion will be keen between the various troops for the Rotary cup now held 105. The final rally will be held in January. Mrs.

Fre Mum Mrs. Fannie Mummert. wife of 1-reezer Mummert. New Oxford R. L.

1, formerly of this place, died at the Hanover General hospital, at o'clock this evening. Death was due to a complication of diseases. Mrs. Mummert had been a patient at the hospital for three days. The body was removed to the Malvin Santer funeral home.

Menges Mills, where it will be prepared tor burial. funeral arran-i -nts ar- incomplete. Recommitted To Jail Carl Smith, aged 26 years, Westminster avenue, who was arrested Thursday afternoon on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while Intoxicated after a truck he is alleged irked Peace John W. Dubs. Penn townshir Saturday morning- He was recommitted to jail to await action of th court.

The information was la, 1 bv a membf of the Gettysburg sub-sta- tion of the Pennsylvania Motor po- lice. Condition Improving of Mr. and Mrs. Norn over K. D.

2, serious! i Ros Han- ed the automobile he opt struck a culvert near Spring Grove Friday evening, showed some improvement in his condition, at the Hanover General hospital today. Pledged Into Fraternity Edward Stick. Hanover, was ph dged to Delta Tan Delta fiat of 1 Rush Week for ry of Dr. and Mrs. W- Stick was graduated in June from the Carson Long school.

He was one of the 139 new freshmen pledges announced by the Emory Inter-fraternity Council and a student in the College of Arts and Science. Library Guild To Meet The Hanover Library guild will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Hanover Public Library. Mrs. Thomas F. Chrostwalte will Discharged From Hoi INTERESTING ITEMS FROM FELTON AREA Felton, Oct.

9. Mrs. Joseph Krall and children, Joseph and Ruth, Red Lion, and Mrs Norman Mckinzi- Brogueville, w-re visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob S. Runkle, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Runkle.

Fuller- iun, visited Kunkl-s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Runkle, last week. Mr. and Mrs T.nthpr Mill-- Mr.

and Mrs. George Warner were luesuay or and Mrs. Allen Ralph Hershner and children, Harriet and Carlton, York, isitors of relatives here, Wed- Theodorc Akers and daughter, Hazel. mr. ana Jiertus Oiphm at tended the funeral of Mrs.

ulphin' father, held at Bethel Methodist njttBcoiMU cnurcn, near Eucky, thi morning. Mr. and Mrs. S. E.

Stablev hav received word of the birth of a oauguier to liey. and Mrs. (liaison Eaton of Philadelphia. Mrs. Elton is a daughter of Mrs.

Stabley. The child has been named Winifred Jane. of the Ked munlty store, spent York. Ric ird Or. Polyclinic hospital at York, where he had his tonsils removed.

J. Franklin Strawbridge has returned from a visit to friends at Delta. Attends Meeting Norman the local radio dealer, has just returned from Lancaster where he attended a meeting. Dwdght L. Logan, substitute carrier i Felt on it.

tne ute on Wednesday for James the regular carrier, who was attending the York fair. Kicnard urovc, a mechanic In the A. H. Grove garage, is confined to his home where he is convalescing from surgical operation for the removal of his tonsils. Mr Mr iar.nce Brown and son, Roland, Lynn, are visiting here, the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Brown. Curvln Paules, local contractor, has factory buildi K.

v. Baltimore, GLEN ROGK Brodbeck Band Hall, Oct. 15 Amateur Contest" Opening niitht. ul applicants address card or letter to R. B.

Krebs, Brodbeck, Pa Adv. FOR SALE Greening. Winesap and Pound apides. Jos. Grafton.

Glen Rock R. near Seitzland. the Eighth atone time II the hospitals of Ennlan.l. 1 in onler to stamp out abuses in those institutions. in poor health for some time.

Mou-n t''- n- ru -I Tl-os The deceased was employed for 1 r-' 1 -a War'n-i many years at the American Chain l- ns-'i ii Mrs jh-company plant in York. Surviving b-- v. r' I man, satin gown with veil and carried a late shower boiiuitet of (lowers. The at-jf Sp ten. hints were: Mrs.

M. J. Yetcalf. of Philadelphia, aunt of the bride, as I mon maid of lienor, who wore a roval blue.l'urd Mrs. Fdw and Mrs.

Clair Reese, of Progres who wore wine colored velvet gown each carried a shower bouquet flowers. Couleen Ibaugh. of Mifflir flow Kirl. The ushers were: Ernest of New I umberland. K.

i i.rotia-r of the bride: William M. Bonner. l.ewisberrv. brother of the bride- groom. Warren Runner and Paul M.

Bonner, of U-wisberrv. cousins of bridegroom. I The newly married couple left Friday morning on a southern wed- ding trin. They travel, auto. On their return thev will live with Mrs.

Khz cently celebrated het Visit rent and Klsa Straley. U-movne. were visitors of their grandoa. cnts. fa tester R.s-n- Mr.

and Mrs. Frank P. Straley. Fri-ih0ir and Tnkpr i i ill i. Other business 1 of paying: Mrs.

Maurice Butler, who is ill. teacnerg. saIarles and othpr cur. lopted daughter and granddaught. er, Mrs.

J. W. Anthony, York. The funeral SCHOOL BOARD IN MONTHLY SESSION AT MANCHESTER! Manchester, Oct. 9.

The ch-sti buildi Zeigle meml Dr. A and s. imuel Knhr. Prof. C.

H. Rnyer. ising principal of the local jonn a. uoirn, tax collector, Kochenou tor also were pres. disc lit I ills.

uf' Vp w-t. gu-st-f 1 "t' John ten, i Mt-. Mrs- Richard Patterson, daughti Mary Margaret, and Mrs. R. P.

I'a trrson. York, were dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. F. F.

Kling, Tuesday. me iunerai win ne 11,1,1 u.ui;. witl) rief services at the late. home at a. HM furtlo 'n I'auls (Hubs) Rey Dr j.

M. Sando, pastor, will officiate. Interment will be made in cemetery adjoining the church. kock, nave cnarge of ar- All officers of the senior. lnt-r-ftf mediate and junior Christian En-perative dcivor societies are retiuested ttf meet the pastor Wednesday even-)me ing in the church auditorium, fol- the weekly prayer service.

Mrs. Ge, Coo of Co! I.sboro. sp-nt Fi i- Mr. and -Mrs. Robert tsers.

Mr and Mrs. W.igle. Hanville. will sp. nd the week-end with the former's par- nts.

Mt. and Mrs. W. Weigle. C.

K. Eichelbt-rger. painter. Is giv inc; his father's house a coat ALBERT ALBRIGHT. NEAR BRODBECK TAKEN BY DEATH Brodbeck, Oct.

Albert Albright, retired painter, died at 6:45 clock Mrs and dan an.i -ia. caused by a i 1' .1 He I I Harvev i -nrv wuth whom Crdi.ml.in H. nrv with whom he resided: Mrs. Albeit Stetler. Al Reichart and "gJTZ 0f Columbi M.

Carlisle ter. I vder; assistant. Mrs. John W. hler; chorister, Chauncv ff; assistant.

Cletus Mitzel: iss leader. Lloyd Bberly: and distant. Chauncey M. Neff. Mr.

and Mrs. Emory Gipe, Red spent Sunday visiting Mrs. He's parents, Mr. and Mrs BUM Ufelter. Mrs.

Nathaniel Grove. Felton, urned home after spending th week visiting her.