Reckless Drivers Face Tough Probation and License Actions
Secretary of Revenue H. Edgar Barnes vows vigorous action against risky motorists. January saw 250 operator licenses revoked and 498 suspended, a 100 percent rise from last year. The Division of Safety notes 91 of 100 accidents involved drivers with at least one year of experience. About 69,607 of 76,467 mishap cases involved seasoned operators in the first 11 months. Deadline for compulsory inspection nears March 31, with few red and black stickers issued.
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Secretary of Revenue
H. Edgar Barnes
Banes
Division of Safety
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Harrisburg
Trial near end as Hauptmann verdict reached
The Hauptmann trial concluded Wednesday night with a verdict after thorough deliberation. Jurors were not swayed by defense tactics though evidence was circumstantial, and Judge Trenchard’s clear charge dispelled much doubt.
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Hauptmann
Trenchard
The Macon Fatal Accident Marks Third in Series
The Macon section reports a fatal accident described as the third in a succession of deadly incidents. It notes the city context and ongoing concerns, with limited specifics available in the readable fragment.
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Macon
Four Generations Gather for Dinner at Grosh Home Near Lancaster
A Sunday gathering near Lancaster brought four generations of Grosh family together, with Mrs. Sarah Grosh, 84, representing the first generation and John Grosh, Clarence Grosh, and his children forming the rest. The report notes a collapsed vault at a nearby old brewery and a series of local events and residents’ updates from Lititz and Warwick areas.
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John Grosh
Lancaster
Grosh
Sarah Grosh
Clarence Grosh
Public opinion sways against costly airship experiments
In the past decade disasters linked to zeppelin style airships have sparked public opposition. The Navy Department, with presidential approval, will not replace the Macon, hoping the lesson will stop further gas bag experiments at the nation’s expense.
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Navy Department
Uncle Sam
Fifty Years Ago Wil son Hybrid Seed Sale and Local Events
Fifty years ago notices report Joseph Kryder selling pure Wilson Hybrid tobacco seed in downtown. March 19 Ringer and Fry to take possession of Springs Hotel. A Drum Corps raffle awarded a watch to Horace Sturgis. A sleigh ride to Lancaster ends with a kicking horse and help from a neighbor. Robbers glimpsed at John B End home. no theft found. Keystone House visitors arrive at John Breneman residence bringing provisions and cheer.
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Stanley Diehm
Orange Street
C. E. Lane
Catherine Heiserman
E. Main Street
Menno Brubaker
Warwick
Horace Shelly
Hagen
Shelly
Washington
James Sturgis
Lititz
Miles Hallacher
John Evans
Stugis
Walter B. Light
Spruce Street
Emma Fry
Hallville
John Womert
Rudy
Spacht
Newsmanstown
Henry Seaber
James Seaber
Haydn Seather
Lancaster
Horace L. Buch
Philadelphia
C. W. Grosh
Easton
George Harman
Sarah Bear
Bible School
Joseph Kryder
Messrs
Ringer
Fry
Springs
Horace Sturgis
Haydn H. Tshudy
R. R. Tshudy
Neffsville
Kem
Thomas Keller
John B. End
John M. Breneman
Main Street
Keystone House
Missing Rathsville barber James Spickler
Mrs. James Spickler of Rathsville reports her husband James, 28, a barber, missing since Saturday Feb 2. He is about 5'11" and 180 pounds, last seen in a blue serge suit, blue jacket and tweed topcoat after leaving the home and barber shop. He is father of three preschool children. Police are investigating.
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James Spickler
Rathsville
James
Spickler
Lititz and Vicinity Notes from The Record Home Paper
Local column highlights events in Lititz and nearby areas including community meetings church notices and small items of interest. Readers are kept informed of upcoming gatherings school activities and changes in local schedules.
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Lititz
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