News: Items From the Dillsburg Weekly Bulletin, February 25, 1916, Dillsburg, York County, PA

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Items From the Dillsburg Weekly Bulletin, Friday, February 25, 1916

Social and Personal

M. H. Bentz, Deputy County Treasurer, spent several days at his home in 
Warrington Township.  Mr. Bentz had sale on Tuesday and about March 1st will 
move to York.

The only Republican who has so far announced himself for Congress in the 
twentieth district, is Attorney Samuel K. McCall, of York.  Congressman Beales 
says he doesn’t want the office any longer.

Miss Martha L. Bailey, of Philadelphia, spent several days at the home of her 
mother, Mrs. Josephine F. Bailey.

Mrs. W. C. Armor and Miss Helen Armor, of Harrisburg, spent a few days at the 
Coover home.

Mrs. Annie E. Wiley has returned from a visit to her son, Clarence A. Wiley and 
family, at Mount Joy, Pa.

E. L. Stough, of Rossville, was in Harrisburg on Monday, attending the meeting 
of the Public Service Commission in the matter of the proposed trackless trolley 
line from Dover to Rossville.  Mr. Stough is Secretary of the Board of 
Supervisors of the Township.

Mr. John Beitzel who has been a salesman for the Cumberland Valley Telephone 
Company for the past three years, has resigned and accepted a position as 
Salesman for The Bell Telephone Co. of Pa., to become effective Monday, Feb. 
21st, 1916.  Mr. Beitzel is well known throughout the Cumberland Valley and he 
will greatly appreciate the patronage of his many friends and the public in 
general.

Messrs. M. Clarence Thumma and Jno. A. Goudy attended the Bankers’ Convention 
and banquet at the Bellevue-Stratford, Philadelphia, Tuesday.

Mrs. D. A. Dunlevy, of New York, Mrs. Grant Good and Mrs. H. A. Buttorff, of 
Mount Holly Springs, visited their sister, Mrs. A. A. Miller, on Tuesday.


Have You Seen Her?
ALBERT O’BRIEN
559 West College Ave.
York, Pa., Feb. 23, 1916

To the Editor:
My dear sir:
   On January 19th, 1916, Margaret O’Brien, while evidently laboring under some 
mental illusion, wandered from her home in York, and thus far all efforts to 
locate her have proved futile.
   She is (40) forty years of age; weight about 135 lbs; height about five feet 
five inches; dark brown hair; wore a white house dress; short blue coat, no hat, 
but had scarf around her head, and wore plain band wedding ring.
   Any information that will lead to her whereabouts will be gladly received by 
the distracted husband.