News: Items From the Dillsburg Weekly Bulletin, January 7, 1916, Dillsburg, York 
County, PA

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Items From the Dillsburg Weekly Bulletin, Dillsburg, York County, PA
Friday, January 7, 1916

Helen Spahr has left Monday for Hershey, where she has accepted a position with 
the Hershey Store Company.

Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Murray have purchased the house in which they are now 
living on South Baltimore street, from G. E. Seibert.

John D. Jenkins was elected president of the Board of County Commissioners at 
the reorganization Monday.

Harold, son of Rev. Dr. A. S. Fasick, operated upon a few weeks ago, and at one 
time considered in a critical condition, has recovered and Tuesday left for 
Depaw University to resume his studies.

Quinton T. Klinedinst, driver of the Wellsville stage, is again on duty, after 
an illness of several months.  He is looking fine.

Mrs. J. B. Spera, of North Baltimore Street, has been quite ill the past week.

Mrs. William Seibert, of South Baltimore Street, is critically ill.

S. S. Sheffer, of the Cook Grain, Feed and Supply Company, is quite ill with la 
grippe and was unable to attend his father's funeral on Thursday morning.

Mrs. Walter S. Sheaffer and son William have been ill the past week.

B. H. Shriner is out again, after being ill with the grippe.

Miss Martha Mayberry has been spending a few days with Rev. J. W. Long and 
family, at Clearfield, Pa.

Owing to the illness of the Teller, R. B. Nelson, and Cashier, D. w. Beitzel, on 
Monday, M. Clarence Thumma, the Bookkeeper, and Ira L. Heikes worked on the 
books until one o'clock Tuesday morning.  They have recovered and are all at 
their desks again.

Mrs. W. C. Heiges, Mrs. T. B. Smith and Charles Morris were called to York on 
Sunday night, on account of the serious sickness of their brother, John Morris, 
who has been very ill for about a week.

Daniel Smith left on Monday for El Paso, Texas, after spending a two months 
furlough with his brother, J. O. Smith.  Mr. Smith will again join Co. H, 
Sixteenth regiment, U. S. regulars.  This will be his fourth enlistment.  He has 
seen service in Alaska, the Philippines and Cuba.

Mrs. Tillie Bentzel, and aged resident of this place, is seriously sick.