Gettysburg Times (Newspaper) - October 24, 1932, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania GOOD EVENING Everybody to turn partisan after they've re- the for being WEATHER Cloudy THE GETTYSBURG TIMES Member of The Associated Truth Our Public Good Our Aim Read By Nearly Everybody In Adams County ESTABLISHED 1902 GETTYSBURG PA MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 24 1932 PRICE THREE CENTS DEATH CLAIMS 5 RESIDENTS OVER WEEK-END John Furman David Smith John Groft Mrs Sipe And C E Newman Expire COMPLICATIONS CAUSE OF DEATH John A 59 died at his home Brehm apartments Chambersburg street Saturday evening at 9 30 o'clock of tions Mr Furman and his wife moved to Seven Stars from Brooklyn New York two years ago and moved to Gettysburg about a month ago Mr was a retired fitter j Surviving are his widow maiden name was Miss Eva wig and several brothers and ters j Funeral services Tuesday after- noon at 2 o'clock from the funeral home Carlisle street the Rev Dr Earl J Bowman pastor of St James Lutheran church ing Interment in Evergreen tery The body may be viewed at the Bender funeral home between 7 and 9 o'clock this evening Build New Bridge Near East Berlin Replacement of a timber bridge over the creek at East Beilin has been authorized and work will start a few weeks The bridge now a covered span u on the highway The new bridge a steel stringer four spans of fifty feet each a two feet between curbs and widened It will br strong enough to earn the load of teen tons the present budge bain posted for smaller loads The work will DO b the department's own Alabama Girl On Broadway TOR cm PRINCIPLES OF Loyalty And Conduct Are Essential Says Rev Beam SAYS RELIGION IS A SPIRIT Biglerville P T Meets Thursday first meeting of the association will be held in the school rium Thursday evening at 7 45 o'clock program will consist of Halloween exercises and tions Officers of the association are Earl Fohl president George Shank vice president Walter Howe and Bruce Tavlor urer L WOMAN'S MOTHER HURT N AOTO CRASH Samuel Insull In Athens Herbert Mother Suffers i When Car j Upsets I BOTH WOMEN TO PATROLMAN IS ASSAULTED IN MAKING ARREST Hanover Man Is In Jail On Charge Of Driving Under In- fluence Of Liquor ADMITS CHARGE CAN'T PAY BAIL Three fundamental principles stressed by the Rev Herbert j P Beam pastor of the I 3 Nelda Kincaid Birmingham Alabama beauty ii brightening the York theatre this season She's in the Vanities on Broadway Press Photo David E Smith 60 formerly em- ployed by the Western railroad died at the Springfield odist Episcopal church in his hospital Maryland mon Sunday morning in developing he had been a patient for 21 j a standard for life years Saturday afternoon at 2 i Gaming a Standard of Life was o'clock the subject of die the cal basis of which was thc first Surviving are his widow Mis chapter cf First Corinthians Margaret J one foster son i Paul had a number of con- Percy Smith verts to Christ from paganism at land one brother John Smith Corinth Yet in this community theie Chambersburg and one sister were still many pagans Idols Ben Carson Fairfield still worshipped Animals were Funeral services Tuesday after- j sacrificed to these man-made noon at 2 o'clock in the Church of j deities A considerable portion of the Brethren Iron Springs the Rev j the most edible parts of these John Minter Grantham j were sold m the public market ing Interment m the Fairfield J places for food The question had cemetery j arisen was it or wrong for Christians to buy this and to eat John N Graft if Paul himself to the Word has been received here of solution of this problem as he writes the death of John N Graft 89 a j to the i native of Adams county at Topeka Knowledge Necessary Kansas on Saturday October 15 j AS we study the passage Mr Graft was a former resident i carefully ve come to the inevitable of and his first wife conclusion that as the basis of a i Will Present The Empty House The first of the Macx and Wig dramatic club at Get high vail be giv en ar the school auditorium day evening November II at 8 o'clock The play The Empty a with a Halloween background is being directed by Miss Ruth assisted by Miss Ruth Scott These in the cast include Arthur i Phiei Jr Earl Beattie Miss Mary i Cook Miss Eleanore Shealer old Miss Jean ton Murray B Frazee Jr Miss Dorothy Viener Harold Beattie Helen Chamberlain Miss relia Codori and Robert Hanson was a former resident of was the late Miss Nannie ny of Adams county He is survived bv his second wife standard for life there must be of necessity a body of know ledge This j body of knowledge shapes i tions and determines our conscience I one daughter Miss Jane Graft of ln matters of every day life Services Open Large audiences heard the Rev Frederick B Crane pastor of the Missouri one sister Mrs Nannie it Of great importance that Gettysburg Presbyterian church at Emory men have an adequate body of I both services Sunday the opening Miller and one brother Graft both of Topeka Funeral services were held Topeka last Tuesday Mr Graft was a veteran of at ledge for as I have previously out of springs j Cervices -1 01 a week's series of ev j conviction and conscience and tne conduct said the Rev Mr Beam Civil war a member of Co K B of a lack of that we have witnessed the Pennsylvania Volunteer infantry He moved to Kansas in 1872 of harmless and innocent At the morning services the Rev Mr Crane spoke on the subject Faint Not But Pray A feature of this service was a baritone solo Closer Still With by A L Mrs Eliza Sipe Mrs Eliza Jane Sipe of Hampton died at the of her and daughter Mr and Mrs lin Zartman York street Hanover Sunday evening at o'clock Death was caused by a tion of diseases Mrs Sipe fell in the kitchen of her home at ton and fractured a bone in her leg above the knee She was 82 old Mrs Sipe a daughter of the late Jacob and Louise Hoover Gross was taken from her at Hampton following the fall in thc lance of thc Hanover fire company j sons as witches and the Spanish pange of Gettysburg college The Inquisition all done m the name of i minister's evening theme was Con- This evening a o'clock the Rev J D Turner of the church Avondale will Men in their ignorance persecuted others and in turn were persecuted by them Needed Loyalty to conscience is the second be thc Beaker A phase m the development of a true for prayer thc standard of bfe the pastor asserted One must be absolutely loyal to the convictions which he has tamed through the knowledge which Edgar L Mickley Is Buried Sunday Funeral services for Edgar Lee Mickley of McKnightstown who died suddenly at the home of his granddaughter Mrs Edward baker York last Thursday ing were held Sunday afternoon Brief services at the Bender funeral nome Carlisle street were followed by concluding services at the Reformed church the Rev G Howard Koons Fairfield officiating Interment was in the McKnightstown cemetery Honorary pallbearers were X L Taylor Charles W Stock William A Miller A vv F Goss and Albert Bonheimer Active pallbearers were William P Weikert Milo Diehl Ray Williams Calvin Cluck Roy Keller and C W Johnson Mrs C A Patterson of William s- burg Blair county mother of Mrs Herbert P Beam Baltimore street suffered a severely lacerated head in an automobile accident near Fort Loudon Sunday morning at rf o'clock Mrs Patterson was riding in a car driven her husband They were en route to Gettysburg to visit the Rev and Mrs Beam While descending a steep hill near Fort Loudon Mr Patterson applied the brakes and his car skidded from the highway fait a vert and upset Mr Patterson caped injury The car was badly damaged Mrs Patterson was treated by a physician at St Thomas after which she and Mr Patterson came on to Gettysburg Mrs Patterson is now confined to bed at the Beam home Mrs Beam also is confined to bed her home having been ill since last Thursday This Associated Press telephoto shows Samuel Insull former j Chicago utilities magnate as lie was photographed to Athens Greece j shortly after he was indicted in Chicago on charges of embezzlement and larceny LOCAL SINGER BROADCASTING Mrs George H Amick ture Soloist Every Tuesday Over York Station Mahlon Hartleys Welcome Son A son Richard Artman was born at Geisinger hospital Danville last Friday to Mr and Mrs Mahlon A Hartley of Staunton Virginia Both mother and child are reported doing nicely Mr Hartley a son of Howard C Hartley Carlisle street is a ber of the firm of M A Hartley and company electrical distributors A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Luther Lobaugh Gardners at the Warner hospital Saturday Both mother and child are ed doing nicely jce he possesses To do otherwise I be to self To be loyal one's opinions and j however does not mean that one k to WEATHER REPORT Cloudy tonight and Tuesday Not ranch change in temperature BRIDE IS Cairo Egypt Oct 24 teen persons were killed today when a flood collapsed in a house near Girga in upper Egypt while a ding ceremony was in progress The bnde was one of the victims to the home of her 1 i iO On 7 are all wrons sounas too I egotistical mav be Real Cowboys Stage Real In N Y Restaurant us Mrs Zartman at whose death occurred sixteen grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren Tno brothers John Gross York and Adam Gross Dover and two Mrs Jeremiah Slauffer Dover and Mrs Henry Shaffer Dover R D 1 also Thursday momme at 10 o'clock at the Sipe home in Hampton with further services in the Hampton Lutheran church the Rev J Harold Little of the church official inc Interment at Hampton Charles Charles Newman 60 at has home on Hash street at 1 58 o'clock of complications He was a yon of th lair Charles and Amanda Newman maiden name was Miss Emma J four and o sons Mrs Oliver E York Mrs Baker Hanover Miss Geraldine duct Obedience to one's conscience may be all so fas as individual hie is concerned but when human js involved is not another step in to this to be the speaker In possible courses of action and conduct it seems to me that must be able to that we contemplate What would br the result if everybody did that I pose to which seems rasht to us individuals may spread if practiced Re- that the of Christ is a smut and not a system of rules and creeds and tions if one's is filled wath love mutual helpfulness sacrificial living he may that at last h has hit a of life the York Oct 24 With ai Reckon you better be wild tuo bic that too stranger he said i But this too much for into an avenue who restaurant Sunday ana point ed st a hair a Say what are a wise guy patrons Coffee cups went down with a crash as the intruders braced their bowed lees and Stick em up von and hind cold huh Smile when you say that cowboy scowled and he si ruck Archie on the head Calls Police a startled passer-by order obeyed with peered throuch the window rubbed ritv for his and galloped for tiV rents tiere bad with telephone In a few seconds a their boots and squad car camr to around thc corner as the tron their they boys wore depart in c had that in their Seeing that thc constables and that ominous ring in they looked around voices that come from years on the j ally for a pair of horses arid j to their heels One of them Savs Thf Mean Business i scaled a freight train and While one of the ions th other announced ISSUES OF ESTATE Lettens of administration on the tate of G Miller late Oun Waal 13 Lester and Mildred oJ Mt wr re at home and two brothers Oliver Newman j Continued on Page Two 1 Onp oi tions And that lean o the S1 no a 1 button to E L Golden at the office of Pobert F Fisher and sc The in a Bob 32 of Xci He on hort affidavit b and a fi 2 bv having admitted he a jn San or cattle in 1924 He ATTACKS LIQUOR IN SERMON HERE Rev Dr Homer W Tope De- livers Sermon In Christ Lutheran Charch Sunday Asserting the liquor traffic to be one of the greatest evils ing Christianity the Rev Dr mer W Tope state superintendent of the Pennsylvania league occupying the pulpit of Christ Lutheran church Sunday morning asked the congregation to carefully consider the liquor lem its successes and failures It is only by setting religion aside in some airtight compartment and denying it full sway over human life that we can reconcile the quasi- approval of the liquor traffic by those who fearing greater evils have consented to it the Rev Dr Tope At the very least if we have not been Cains slaying trith our own hands our brethren have at least been Sauls ing by the garments of many a Stephen and our consent to has death These days -are however These measures have now become the law of the land They hove been given twelve years of trial They have passed through the hardest testing ever afforded any social policy attempted by any tion The successes achieved by despite th handicap at the start have been in direct ratio to the education preparation for thc law observance of a eiven ty and to the sincerity of the en- agencies Thc saving of over 200.000 lives per year in the decreased death rate an thc era as one of those benefits The tremendous reductions in the crime in cases of alcohol in drink poverty an industrial to would each of them have justified the amendment No one has yet estimated just what the social sains are from this policy It has probably attained only about 70 per cent That success increasing Mrs George H Amick formerly Miss Nancy Rudisill daughter of Fiank Rudisill of Gettysburg who recently moved to Gettysburg fiom Stamford Connecticut is casting every Tuesday afternoon at 12 15 o clock from station WORK Mrs Amick was well known in musical circles of Stamford She began career as a contralto loist m the Congregational church in New Canaan Connecticut where she remained for two jears leaving to accept an offer as contralto ist in the First Methodist pal chuith of Stamford Connecticut where she for eight resigning to come to Gettysburg She was twice winner for the state of Connecticut in the contest held by the Federation of Music clubs Mrs Amick has been heard on the concert stage having sung in joint recital with artists such as Richard Hale well-known baritone and Emily Roosevelt She has also been heard over the air from New York and Philadelphia stations Mrs S F Snyder well known cally and elsewhere for her ability as an accompanist and musician will accompany Mrs Amick on the air Mr Amick is also known for his musical ability He acquired his musical education at the military branch of the Institute of Musical Art under the supervision of Doctor Damrosch and Arthur A Clappe He was band leader of the field artillery during the world war and has since conducted both chestra and band ensembles in- the Stamford high school band the Stamford Council Boy Scout orchestra and Yale and Towne industrial orchestra 180 AT RALLY DAY SERVICES Record Attendance At An- Event In St James Lutheran Church An attendance of 980 men women and children five more than the j goal set and the largest number ever present was registered at a rally day service of St James Lutheran Sunday school Sunday morning C C Gulp superintendent of the school presided and a poem of welcome given by Miss Mary Jane Wolff Broadway The principal speaker for the casion was Claude O Meckley teacher of the Friendship Bible class of St Matthew's Lutheran church Hanover and a men's chorus from that class rendered several tions During the service the Rev Dr Earl J Bowman pastor of St James I Lutheran church was presented with resolutions from the tion felicitating him upon his re- turn to health following an tion and pledging the support of the congregation in the work he is ing The presentation was made by the Rev Dr C W Baker of burg The offering for the occasion was I 13 COUPLE WEDS ON SATURDAY At Apple in the annual apple and corn show at the Gettysburg National bank were an- as follow Rome Beauty S L R T Sandoe and J E R E Rice second and third Jonathan George A Kinc Jacob Sharrah and Georce E King Ryland first Smoke House G M Stock and Mrs E N Red Stark's Delicious R E Rice G M Stock Lloyd man Clarence J E and R E Rice Old Fashioned R B son and L H W W Boyer ana R T Black Georce E Wart L H Rice Yellow Dent John C Bream Weikert and Martan and Lancaster Snrr Cron Martin and John C Brom and Mrs Cashman of Si and 50 awarded to the Mrs Hannah M Francis more street daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis C Minnick of burg and Paul B Kebil son of Mr and Mrs George J Kebil of field were married at 3 o'clock afternoon in the rectory of St Francis Xavier Catholic church West street by the Rev Father Mark E Stock The attendants were Miss Mary Kebil sister of the bridegroom and Louis C Brinton both of burgr Aror the ceremony Mr and Mrs Kebil left in a wedding trip the south Upon their re- turn they reside in the Minter Baltimore street Until recently Mrs was of a gasoline service tion on Buford avenue and Mr bil one of he before Justice of the Peace John C Shealer this ing F L 33 of Hanover signed a plea of guilty to a charge of operating a car while under the influence of liquor and in default cf bail the Hanoverian re- committed to the Adams county jail The charge resulted from an accident on the New ford road at 1 o'clock Sunday after- noon in which tvo persons were in- jured Nestor A Niederer 18 Hanover R 5 was driving toward New ford when he attempted to pass machine also traveling in the same direction As car pulled abreast of the Hanover man's machine Yingling is alleged to have pulled over forcing machine off the highway car ran to the left side of the highway into a culvert then crossed the way up an embankment and upset 2 Are Injured 1 Niederer suffered a bruised finger and had a front tooth knocked out His brother Joseph Niederer a bruised left leg and re- treatment at the office of Dr Wilbur Miller New Oxford After remaining at the scene of the accident a few minutes ling is said to have driven away A call was put in for a motor man and Patrolman F Mayers of the local responded The license number of machine vras given to the officer who sen out to find the Hanoverian Patrolman Mayers found ling in his car parked along the Lincoln highway one mile west of Abbottstown Yingling was lying asleep over the steering wheel the officer said Attacks Officer Patrolman Mayers awoke tv sleeping man and opened the of the car preparatory to trar ring him to another car As the officer opened the f machine the man laid down on the fr and kicked Patrolman M the shoulder and jaw he re Yingling then began t with a pocket in the froi the car and drawing his black-jack Hanover man over the der to subdue him then taken to Doctor in New Oxford where under the liquor after which te ted to the Adams conn on head was the When Patrolman i the doer pocket he fi j bottle with the odor of hQ lit and a pair of pliers machine i damaged in the accident R F C Loans To Smaller Bam jured 1 Th coalition of I j H who ferec fractures of t and of thc lee an an collision oil s satisfactory T cf ex- j 4 EIM O He had to an a Indian ore co Washington Oct 24 reconstruction finance corporation announced that up to her 30 had been ed to banks trusts and insurance companies and and loan Loans 253 were to 4.973 banks and trust companies insurance companies with policy holders re- Advances of were to and loan associations with members The statement said that 3.482 or 70 per cent loans for banks amounting to went to of less than a Hoover I when ar and recorder at 520 The estate j ed to out the in lav th till o the he to New York the police latter's and chain a HOSPITAL REPORT Mrs Homer Staler North ton street was admitted to the ner hospital Sunday suffering from a fracture of the arm Other patients admitted over the include Mrs R D Ren M Weaver Mrs Iron Springs and Mrs Luther t baugh Gardners OF TOWN on York bv S J c- thc staU police on a of orderly M as commit ted county 3 Mills WAS taken the Neil W two hours in to leive rite b TJA ri 1.1 H he rto the bT m he did not h Mr h a to the left of road unable to avoid R 1 day on a charce of an truck The trues 1150 pounds the stj motor An tion was before Justice of the Peace Neil W son A marriace wis issued at the cf F clerk of thc courts Us Robert S and Miss C Kershey uf Hanover in Shop i
