Train injures three at Sprenkle grade crossing
Jefferson Copenhaver and his 11 year old son, David, of Jefferson, and Mrs. John F. Hershey, S1 years old, Menges Mills, were injured when their automobile was struck by a freight locomotive on the Pennsylvania railroad at Sprenkle’s grade crossing. The elder Copenhaver back injuries and possible concussion, his son with head and facial cuts. Mrs. Hershey suffers facial cuts and severe shock. The car turned on its side. victims were taken to Henry Sprenkle’s farmhouse before hospital transfer.
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Jefferson Copenhaver
David
Jefferson
John F. Hershey
Menges Mills
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sprenkle’s
Copenhavers
Hanover Hospital
Copenhaver
Thelma
Beulah Trone
Hanover area notes on residents and local sale
Mrs. Sarah McSherry returned to her brother Henry Buddy near Littleytown after visiting Chicago and Denver. John Wireman of Shaffer Transfer was injured loading paper in Hanover. Mrs. Mary E. Weikert and Mrs. Emma O. Hara head to Baltimore for winter. Mrs. Clara G. Moul bought an antique blue glass goblet for 102.50 at Krebs estate sale near Glenville. Annie Nell of Churchtown, a famed hunter, bagged three squirrels a rabbit a pheasant and a fox squirrel in under three hours.
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Sarah McSherry
Henry Buddy
Littleytown
Anmer
McEvilly
Chicago
Thomas McSherry
Denver
John Wireman
Shaffer Transfer Company
Hanover
Mary E. Weikert
Emma O. Hara
Littlestown
Baltimore
Clara G. Moul
Jacob S
Liza Krebs
Glenville
Annie Nell
Churchtown
Mountz drives Henry for 13 years across five counties
Cherles Wy Mountz of Carlisle reports costs of operating the "Henry" roadster over 128800 miles. Total operating costs amount to 4388 dollars with fuel oil grease and repairs. Mountz plans to double mileage and has served his company 33 years with only eight sick days. Traffic stats show 41 deaths 228 injuries in week ending November 22 with most fatalities motorists and pedestrians.
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Cherles Wy Mountz
Carlisle
Mr. Mountz
Adams
Cumberland
York
Franklin
Perry
Henry
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Ertate
Raf
Rupp’s Grocery
Carlisle Street
Oxford
Bosch
Burgess
Kellogg
Hanover Radio Laboratory
High St
C. V
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Conrad’s Shoe Store
Carlisle St
Devoe Paints
Adams County
Baltimore Street
Gettysburg
East Berlin
East Berlin Milling Co
East Berlin, Pa
Berlin
Antec
Beia
W. L. Kohler, Newford
Armstrong
Universal
Royal
E. J. J. Gobrecht
E. Chestnut St
Stokes’ Garage
Rowles
FORD
Department of Highways
Selwy
Benjamin G. Eynon
Arcidente
H. C. Brendle
Mer
West
Walnut Street
West Market St
North Duke St. York, PA
York, Penna
West End Garage
C. A. Bigham
New Oxford, PA
Wierman’s
Ford Sour
Callon
Ellsworth King
Paraivaz
Peoples Bargain Store
S. Newberry St
New Oxford
R. M. Wolf
Hanover St
Pant
Grover RD
Iiscaiure
Wyeth
Kodaks
J. W. Fischer & CO
Waltersdorf Furniture
MP Eary
Bomslicn
York and
Adams Transit Co
Abbottstown
Hampton
York Springs
BUICK
U. W. Myers
Cherry Street
Myerstown
Altland
Abbolttstown, PA
Lovejoy
Allorices F. O
Flint
Mick
G.M. Alc
Melhorn Buick Company
Frederick St
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