State Police File Fraud Charges Against Three Ohio Men
Criminal Investigator James Walsh filed three charges against Jack Lovell, Donald Lovell and Webster Lovell Jr. in Gettysburg for defrauding residents of Alamo County last May. The trio, described as part of a roaming gypsy group, allegedly posed as Wehrle and Favorite Stove company representatives to cheat James Keeney, John Little, and G. D. Morrison. They offered $100 for the right to use stove owners' names and fabricated repairs at未.
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Mate
Alamo County
James Walsh
Gettysburg
Ohio
Walsh
Jack
Donald Lovell
Lowell
An Beaupatin
Er Lovell, Jr
Menders
Ohio State Police
McKnightstown
Harrisburg Road
Justice of the Peace
H. Basehore
James Keeney
York Springs
Wehrle Stove Company
Meeney
John Little
Strahan Township
Favorite Stove Company
G. D. Morrison
Smith and Wesson
Royersford Stove Company
Gasoline fund allocations set for Adams county towns
Adams county districts will receive 17 008.91 dollars as September motor fund allocations. The Department of Highways lists payments to boroughs and second class townships after reporting on prior six months. Amounts for Abbottstown and Gettysburg appear among many listed municipalities, with qualified expenditures required.
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Adams County
Edward Martin
Department of
Department of Highways
Abbottstown
Arendtsville
Bendersville
Biglerville
East Berlin
Fairfield
Gettysburg
Littlestown
McSherrystown
New Oxford
York Springs
Berwick
Butler
Conewago
Cumberland
Franklin
Free
Miss Gail Bell Ends 46 Yrs As Teacher
Gail R Bell of Gettysburg Route 4 near Hunterstown has retired after 46 years teaching in Adams County schools. The Adams County superintendent of schools announced the retirement on Monday.
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Gail Bell
Gail R. Bell
Gettysburg R. 4
Hunterstown
Adams County
Adams County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Bell
Fragmented Local Financial List
A damaged text fragment lists place names and dollar amounts in a sequence. It includes numbers paired with names such as Germany and Hamilton and Mt. Joy and Reading, suggesting a tabulated ledger or property tax-like record.
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Dom
Germany
Hamilton
Hamilttonban
Highland
Hunington
Latimore
Liberty
Menallen
Mt. Joy
Mt. Pleasant
Oxford
Reading
Strachan
Tyrone
Union
Retired Rocky Grove Teacher Severs Service During War Shortage
A Straban township educator ending a four year tenure at Rocky Grove School due to wartime teacher shortages. A Hunterstown Elementary graduate, she studied at Shippensburg State Teachers College earning a normal certificate in 1900. She began teaching at Hoover's School in Reading township the same year earning $30 monthly, then taught in Straban township from 1902 to 1918 before moving.
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Rocky Grove
Straban Township
Hunterstown
Shippensburg State Teachers’ College
Hoover's School
Reading Township
Notice of filing of fiduciary account in Adams County
The account of The First National Bank of Gettysburg as trustee under the will of Amos J. Minter for the benefit of Harold Scker has been filed with the Adams County Orphans Court and will be presented August 23 1946 at 10 00 A M D S T for absolute confirmation and decree directing distribution. Emma Fe Sheffer Clerk of the Orphans Court notes the filing in Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
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Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Court House
Gettysburg
D.S.T
First National Bank of Gettysburg
Amos J. Minter
Butler Township
Harold Scker
Education Career Timeline Shifts Between Latimore and Mt Pleasant
The record notes an educator who taught in Mt Pleasants township schools from 1918 to 1920 and later worked in Latimore from 1922 to 1925. The fragment ends with the phrase and then indicating further moves or assignments.
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Mt. Pleatsant Township
Latimore
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York, Penna
Lloyd’s
Gabardine
Hanover
Carlisle Street
Meade School
Memorial Field
Gettysburg College
Jacob L. Devers
Army Ground Forces
Broadway
Heatrolas Coal & Wood
Philco
Philgas & Gibson
Wildasin & Zinneman
Baltimore St. Hanover
Ata Es
Fostoria
Mark E. Trone
Hanover, PA
Emma FE. Sheffer
Penna
Aunt Nellie
R. H. Smith
New Oxford, Pa
East Market Street
York, PA
R. H. Smith & Son
Center Square
Cannon's
Roy Logan
Cannon Shoes
Rugged Ramblers
Cannon
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