Two Suspects Are Arrested In Car Theft Case
Federal and state authorities arrested H. R. Stingley and M. M. McCreight of Ohio on Nov. 22 in Clinton County near Cincinnati for the June 17 hold up and theft of a new automobile from Robert F. Brown of the Carlisle Keystone Motor Co. The car and Brown’s forged checks were traced as the suspects faced federal charges under the Dyer Act. the recovered sedan still bore Pennsylvania plates.
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Carlish
Car- Hele
Gettysburg
H. R. Stingley
M. M. MccCreight
Ohio
United States Department of Justice
Clinton County
Cincinnati
Robert F. Brown
Keystone Motor Company
Stingley
McCreight
Trail
Brown
R. W. Frutchey
Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Hanover
Bonneauville
Philadelphia
Richard McAlister
Frank B. James
O. B. Crouse
York Priest Is Chosen Chaplain
The Rev. Joseph J. Schweich assistant rector at St Marys York and principal of York Catholic high school was named chaplain in charge at the U S northeastern penitentiary in Lewisburg. Appointed by President Hoover on Bishop McDevitts recommendation he will begin December 1 and also establish a new parish and tend Catholic Bucknell students. Congregation members presented him a wrist watch Sunday night.
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Joseph J. Schweich
St. Mary’s Church
York
York Catholic High School
United States Northeastern Penitentiary
Lewisburg
Herbert C. Hoover
Philip R. McDevitt
Harrisburg Diocesaa
Father Schweich
Bucknell University
Fire damages doctor's Gettysburg home in chimney blaze
Fire at Dr. Henry Stewart's Gettysburg residence caused damage estimated at several hundred dollars. Overheated cellar chimney started the blaze, damaging the floor and smoke and water ruined some medical books and equipment. Charles E. Frey, Democratic leader and York county board of poor directors member, died Thursday at 60 after a paralysis stroke. buried are his widow and nine children.
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Henry Stewart
Gettysburg
Doctor Stewart
Charles E. Frey
York County Board of Poor Directors
Mr. Frey
Hospital News From Gettysburg Area Admits And Discharges
A roundup from Warner and Hanover hospitals notes 16 year old Roy Kuykendall of Gettysburg R D X injured with a fractured right leg while cutting wood and admitted for treatment. Several others, including Miss Caroline Klunk and Mrs J William Stevens, receive operations or discharges from Warner and Hanover hospitals.
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Roy Kuykendall
Oliver Kuykendall
Gettysburg
R. D
Warner Hospital
William Lott
Gardners R
Hanover Hospital
Louise B. Newman
Hanover
Thomas Oyler
Harvey Oyler
Gettysboro
Caroline C. Klunk
Joseph J. Klunk
Mary C. Kale
J. William Stevens
Cecil Nary
Orrianna
Merle Weilkert
George Bixler
James Wilkinson
Births Report from Littlestown and Surrounding Areas
A series of birth notices from Littlestown and nearby towns records newborns: Shirley Romaine to Merrill and Aliia Pittman of Littlestown. a son to Reuel Stauffer of Hanover. a son to Werner Willmann of Boston whose wife is Louise Stark. a daughter to Peter Musselman of Fairfield. a daughter to Allen Currens of Mr. Hope. a son to Frank Welker of Fairfield. a daughter to Keith R Hoagland of Buchanan Valley. a daughter to Peter McDaniel of Orranna. a daughter born at Warner Hospital to an area family. and Jean Anna born to J Austin Neely and spouse in Philadelphia, making his father J Harvey Neely a first-time grandfather.
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Merrill Pittman
Littestown
Shirley Romaine
Hanover
Peter C. Musselman
Fairfield
Allen Currens
Hope
Frank Welker
Keith R. Hoagland
Buchanan Valley
Peter McDaniel
Orrianna
J. William Stevens
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Jean Anna
J. Austin Neely
Philadelphia
J. Harvey Neely
York Springs
Game violator Roy Fair pays fine in Harrisburg case
Roy Fair of Harrisburg paid a $20 fine and costs after being arrested November 22 by game warden C. B. Baum for possessing and transporting ten rabbits. The charge, brought by Adams County game warden Leo Bushman, occurred in Get tysburg. Also, John Cluck of Menallen township, arrested October 30 for possessing three coon hides, paid a $20 fine and costs, per Justice Neil W. Gibson. BILL STRINE LEADS
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Roy Fair
Harrisburg
C. B. Baum
Justice of the
Neil W. Gibson
Gettysburg
Leo Bushman
Adams County
Bushman
John Cluck
Menallen Township
Cluck
Bill Strine
New Drivers Are Cautious
A.Pennsylvania Motor Federation survey shows experienced drivers cause most crashes, with 12 month plus operators involved in 1,281,400 crashes last year and novices often more cautious. Key findings include peak crash times, Sunday dominance, intersections as danger points, and 20 and under as high risk.
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Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Pennsylvania
S. Edward Gable
Federation
Public Sale of Household Goods in Hampton Pennsylvania
Executor of Elizabeth Philips will sell public sale on December 10 1932 at 1 pm on premises of Mary A Chronister in Hampton Adams County Pennsylvania. Items include bed springs bureau rocker stand jelly cupboard lamp mirror baskets boxes and more plus additional household goods such as bedroom suite stove carpets crocks kitchen utensils and garden tools. Auctioneers listed are J R Hartman Sarah C Albert William Ensor.
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Elizabeth Philips
Hampton
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Mary A
Two Students Hurt in York Bridge Crash
Paul Smith of New Freedom and Kendig Bergstresser of Hanover, Gettysburg college students, were injured in a Richland avenue bridge accident in York Sunday evening. Both were taken to West Side sanitarium. Smith was admitted with a puncture wound, scalp and forehead lacerations, and body abrasions. Bergstresser had left cheek and eyelid lacerations and was discharged after treatment.
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Paul Smith
New Freedom
Kendig Bergstresser
Hanover
Gettysburg College
Richland Avenue
York
West Side Sanitarium
Smith
Bergstresser
Deer hunting party encamps in Potter County led by Bill Strine
Harrisburg reports say game wardens are ordered to Potter county where Bill Strine heads a Hanover deer hunting party. The group includes shoe store manager Donald Rhodes Norman Markle and Claude Wintrode amid the wild region’s encampment.
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Potter County
Harrisburg
Bill” Strine
Hanover
Donald Rhodes
Norman Markle
Claude Wintrode
County farmer hurt in Gettysburg car crash
County farmer C. O. Harman of ngnierville R1 suffered a head cut when his light touring car was struck by a sedan driven by Mrs. Mary B. Rowland of Johnstown New York. Rowland and passengers George B. Rowland and Ida Berry were en route to Washington D C. Harman's car was badly damaged and towed from the scene.
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Harman
Carlisle Street
Gettysburg
Mary B. Rowland
Johnstown
New York
Lincoln Avenue
Rowland
George B. Rowland
Ida Berry
Washington, D. C
Local Crash Report Details damages and investigation
A road incident resulted in damage over $100 with a Row land sedan sustaining $75 in damage. Officer John H. Keller investigated the crash and filed the report.
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Rowland
John H. Keller
Car Fire Destroys Fore man Staley Vehicle on Local Highway
Fore man Staley of Littlestown saw his automobile burn and be destroyed on the Hanover Littlestown highway near Mount Pleasant Thursday. The driver escaped injury. In Hanover eight year old Rubhetta Caler swallowed a badge pin slightly larger than a Red Cross membership pin, the pin passed into her stomach and she remains under physician care. The girl placed the pin in her mouth while lifting a basket with both hands and it slipped down her throat.
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Staley
Littlestown
Hanover
Mount Pleasant
Rubhetta Caler
Joseph Caler
Red Cross
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Hartman
Baltimore Street
Fire Island
Beale’s Restaurant
New Oxford, PA
Gettysburg, PA
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New Oxford, Penna
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Mosemann’s
O. K
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Wey
Wonder Co
Pillsbury’s
Tomah Choice
Lincolnway Grocery
Earl L. Petry
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