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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1932

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Bootlegger Accuses Curtis of Double Cross in Lindbergh Hoax

Norfolk News reports Curtis, the bankrupt shipbuilder tied to the Lindbergh baby case, faced an accusation from a Long Island bootlegger who says Curtis betrayed him in a money deal. Inspector Harold King notes the bootlegger tracked Curtis after he failed to use funds to influence Norfolk authorities.

Hopewell John Hughes Curtis Ught New Jersey Curtis Harold King Nassau New York Long Island King John Fogarty Henry Breckenridge Lindbergh Rockville Center Norfolk Agard King eye

Curtis Confession in Lindbergh Case Released

John Hughes Curtis of Hopewell New Jersey issues a sworn confession about his false statements in the Lindbergh case. He cites insanity from financial troubles and a distorted mind, names reporters who offered money, and asks Colonel Lindbergh for forgiveness. Witnesses are Lt. A. T. Reaton and Inspector Harry Walsh. statement dated May 17 at 4:35 am.

Hopewell N. J John Hughes Curtis Norfolk Harry Walsh Harkell Wilcox the Herald Tribune Lee News Colonel Lindbergh Marie Truesdale Lindbergh A. T. Reaton

Water Committee Plans Evening Session at Engine House

The citizens water committee resumes activity after a year’s inactivity and will meet at the engine house at 8 o’clock tonight chaired by James B. Aumen. Council members are asked to attend unofficially. An adjourned council meeting ordered borough solicitor J Donald Swope to pursue a hearing before the public service commission. The committee formed during the 1930 drought to address water supply against Gettysburg Water Company.

citizens’ water committee James B. Aumen J. Donald Swope public service commission Gettysburg water company

Palmer Heads County League Formed in Adams County

Co. Lloyd Palmer of Gettysburg was selected president of the newly formed Adams county baseball league Teague at a Hotel Gettysburg meeting. J. Warren Martin of Fairfield was elected secretary and treasurer. The league will use a split season format with a three game championship series between halves. Openings set May 28 for first half with July 9 start for second half and September 5 finish. Each team may roster eighteen players. league remains amateur. A six-member board will aid administration. A follow up meeting is planned next Thursday at Hotel Gettysburg for final opening preparations.

Lloyd Palmer Gettysburg Adams county baseball Teague J. Warren Martin Fairfield

Weather Report: Fair Tonight and Warmer Thursday

The forecast shows fair skies tonight with continued cool temperatures. Thursday is expected to be fair and somewhat warmer with a mild rise in temperatures.

Fairfield High to Graduate Twelfth Class May 27

The twenty second annual graduation exercises of Fairfield High School senior class are set for Friday evening May 27 in the I O O F hall. Twelve seniors will graduate. Principal L J Fitzpatrick announced. Superintendent D J Keener will deliver the principal address on Education for Guidance. The program includes class exercises and speeches on The Relationship of the School to Our Community. The senior vesper sermon is May 22 at Zion Lutheran Church with Rev A W Geigley as speaker.

Fairfield high school B.o Zion. Lutheran church Fairfield A. W. Geigley

Mary Elizabeth Morelock Dies at 88 in Hanover

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Morelock widow of Arias Moorelock died at her son Edwin J. Morelock's home in Hanover at 6 30 PM Tuesday aged 88. She leaves a daughter Mrs John R Saul of Paoli a son six grandchildren two great grandchildren and one brother William A Kump of Pennville. She belonged to Christ Reformed Church near Littlestown. Funeral Friday at 11 AM from her son's home with Rev H H Hartman officiating Burial in Union Cemetery Silver Run Mary Jand.

Mary Elizabeth Morelock Arias Moorelock Edwin J. Morelock Hanover John R. Saul Paoli Wiliam A. Kump Pennville Christ Reformed church Littlestown H. H. Hartman Union Silver Run Mary, Jand

Births Recorded in Area Families this Week

Mr and Mrs Sterling Shafer announce a daughter born Sunday May 15 in Gardners R 4. Mr and Mrs George Gulse announce a son born Monday May 16 in Aspers R 1. Mr and Mrs Aaron Kuhn announce a daughter born Tuesday May 17 in Big Jerville R 2.

Sterling Shafer Gardners R. 4 George Gulse Aspers R. 1 Aaron Kuhn Big Jerville R. 2

Alabama to Erect $12,000 Confederate Monument at Gettysburg

The Alabama division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy selected Frederick sculptor Joseph Urner to design a heroic seven‑foot bronze group with a granite base for a memorial on West Confederate Avenue near the Emmitsburg road. Work begins soon with Hammaker Brothers supplying granite and bronze. dedication tentatively set for May 1933 with unveiling at the national UDC meeting in Baltimore.

Frederick Alabama United Daughters of the Confederacy Lewis Sewall Mobile E. E. Davis Gettysburg national military park West Confederate avenue Devil’s Den Big Round Top South Lee Virginia Gutzon Borglum North Carolina Urner Fame Alabama Division the national society Baltimore Maryland Daughters of the Confederacy Birmingham

Farmers Hear Bureau Head At Cashtown Unit Meeting

I. N. Benjamin of Towanda, president of the Pennsylvania state farm bureau, spoke on What The Farm Bureau Has Been Doing In Marketing and Legislation at the Cashtown unit gathering in Franklin township consolidated school. Harrisburg official H. L. Shoure outlined bureau benefits in other states. Cashtown unit president John Biesecker named membership team chairmen. Next meeting set for June 7.

I. N. Benjamin Towanda Pennsylvania state farm bureau Cashtown Adams county farm bureau Franklin township consolidated school Mr. Benjamin Farm Bureau H. L. Shoure Harrisburg John Biesecker Lawrence Kimple Clyde Andrews A.C. Keefer

May Day Pageant Set Into Gettysburg Public Schools

Gettysburg public schools prepare a Friday May Day pageant at 2 30 in the afternoon with high school physical education instructors Eugene Martin and Miss Rhelda Green directing. Participants include high school and seventh and eighth graders with dances drills games singing and more. Dorothy Meyer named Olympic queen Eva Sachs maid of honor plus a list of attendants and a court jester.

Gettysburg Eugene Martin Rhelda Green Dorothy Meyer Hoa Sachs heralds Edward Hughes Harrison Harbach Doris Glenn Freddie Haehnien, Jr Eva Sachs Mary Stock Marion Stoner Mary Bell Frances Myers Virginia Mitchell Josephine Codori Mary Riley

Washhouse Fire at John C. Bream Home

A chimney defect started a fire at the washhouse of John C. Bream on Fairfield Road, three and a half miles west, around 1 pm. The Gettysburg Fire Company fought the blaze. a bucket brigade slowed spread. Damage estimated in the hundreds, with some porch damage but no harm to the residence. New books added to our library. Syweet and.

John C. Bream Fairfield road here Gettysburg fire company Breams Bream

Daughter of Gettysburg author widens college legacy

Mrs. Anna Welty Delaney of Compton California the lone co ed of Gettysburg College class of 1889 has written A Daughter of Gettysburg a novel based on a co eds experiences with fictitious names all authentic locations and incidents she plans to print it soon while continuing to write a modern novel poetry and humorous children stories She last visited Gettysburg nine years ago noting town changes and selling the family home she now calls California home after a career teaching in York Gettysburg Colorado and Arizona

Anna Welty Delaney Compton California Gettysburg Gettysburg college Delaney Denver Douglas Arizona

William Waltman Expires Tuesday

William A. Waltman died at 3 45 AM Tuesday at 1656 Monroe Street York after a long illness due to a complication of diseases He was sixty years old Survived by wife Emma daughter Evelyn and brothers and sisters Mary Clappsaddie Hanover Harry Waltman Abbottstown Samuel Waltman Gettysburg John Waltman Hanover Charles Waltman Millerstown He was a Zion Reformed church member and affiliated with Knights of Malta Brotherhood of America and the Patriotic Sons of America of Hanover Funeral services Thursday at his residence at 1 PM Interment Christ Church Cemetery York

William A. Waltman Monroe street York Emma Waltman Evelyn Mary Clappsaddie Hanover Harry Waltman Abbottstown Samuel Waltman Gettysburg John Waltman Charles Waltman Millerstown Zion Reformed church Knights of Malta Brotherhood of America and the Patriotic Sons of America Christ's church cemetery

Funeral for Mrs. Margaret Emma Sterner Held

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Emma Sterner wife of Charles W Sterner were conducted at her Chambersburg street home Tuesday afternoon with Rev Earl J Bowman of St James Lutheran Church officiating Interment followed at Evergreen cemetery Pallbearers named Robert Kitzmiller J B Zimmerman Raymond Little John L Bowers John Dotterer and River Smith

Martgaret Emma Sterner Charles W. Sterner Chambersburg street Earl J. Bowman St. James' Lutheran church Evergreen cemetery Robert Kitzmiller J. B. Zimmerman Raymond Little John L. Bowers John Dotterer River Smith

Local Couple Married on Labor Day in 1931

Miss Mildred Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Miller of near Mechanicsburg and A Leroy Levan son of A R Levan Baltamore street president of the borough council were married on Labor Day September 7 1931 in Brooklyn New York. The couple have gone to housekeeping at their new home on Seminary street. Mr Levan is in business with his father a heating and plumbing contractor.

Mildred Miller Benjamin Miller Mechanicsburg A. Leroy Levan A. R. Levan Baltamore street Brooklyn New York Seminary street Mr. Levan

Centennial Parade Highlight at Gettysburg College

Gettysburg College plans a Saturday May 28 parade at 2 30 p m to celebrate 100 years. Twelve fraternities enter two floats each historic and humorous along with college organizations three bands and public library units. Floats depict historic events from the college charter to Gen Lee and Lincoln while humorous entries poke fun at campus life and traditions.

Gettysburg college Gettysburg R. O Gettysburg American legion post college Biglerville high school Gettysburg boys band center square Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wolfe T. S. General Lee Phi Delta Theta Abraham Lincoln Phi Gamma Delta Star club Memorial Phi Kappa Psi Phi Sigma Kappa Theta Kappa Nu Phi Kappa Rho Glatfelter Brua

Legion Active Tax Programs Within Month

The Albert J. Lentz American Legion post of Gettysburg will participate in seven Memorial Day and Washington bicentennial events over the next month. Members are urged to attend parades and services in New Oxford Emmitsburg Harney Gettysburg Biglerville and Hanover with dates from May 21 to June 4.

Albert J. Lentz American Lesion post Gettysburg Washington legion New Oxford Emmitsburg Harney Biglerville Hanover

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