Deer Scarce Here Says Game Warden
The Geer season opens in Adams county this Thursday morning yet deer are scarcer than in recent years. many sportsmen from Gettysburg plan to hunt in other counties. Leo E. Bushman notes deer scarcity due to many young deer killed last year and no restocking. Deputies will be Charles Evans Earl Pitzer and John Robinson. The state warns hunters to be careful, avoid accidents, and follow safety rules to prevent $100 fines for enderless deer and elk protection.
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Adams County
Gettysburg
Leo E. Bushman
Bushman
South Mountains
Pennsylvania
Center
Clearfield
Sullivan
Clinton
Pottery
Charles Evans
Earl Pitzer
John Robinson
Game Commission
Prisoners Taken To Eastern Penitentiary
Joseph Brown of near East Berlin and William S Myers of McSherrystown were sentenced to the Eastern penitentiary by Judge Donald P McPherson in court Saturday a week and were taken to the Philadelphia prison last week by Sheriff John C Wible and Deputy Sheriff B E Bixler. Ivan Carbaugh of South Mountain, sentenced to the penitentiary at the same time, is being held temporarily at the Adams county jail on orders of Judge McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brown
Near East Berlin
William S. Myers
McSherrystown
Eastern Penitentiary
Donald P. McPherson
Philadelphia
John C. Wible
B. EB. Bixler
Ivan Carbaugh
South Mountain
Adams County
Alcohol In Student's Car Leads to Arrest in Hanover Area
Henry Clay McComas a 22 year old Dickinson College student of Baltimore was arrested after a half gallon of grain alcohol was found in his car following a collision on the Baltimore road at Pleasant Hill five miles south of Hanover. Edward O Geiman 53 of Pleasant Hill was seriously injured with skull fracture lacerations and bruises. McComas posted 500 bail for illegal transportation and possession of liquor and awaits hearing.
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Henry Clay McComas
Baltimore
Dickinson College
Carlisle
John F. Clemons
Pleasant Hill
Hanover
Edward O. Geiman
Geiman
John S. Zeigler
McComas
Justice of the Peace
L. D. Sell
Baltimore Road
James G. Warren
State Highway Patrol
C. L. Seppo
West Manheim Township
Neighbor Lays Information On Unlicensed Dog Case
An information was laid before Justice of the Peace Neil W. Gibson in Gettysburg charging Roy Hess of Butler township with harboring an unlicensed dog. Neighbor Mrs. John P. Anderson alleged Hess hunted on her property last week, found the dog unlicensed, and Hess swore out a search warrant. Deputy Sheriff Rufus B. Weaver recovered the dog at the Anderson residence. The warrant was turned over to Constable J. C. Sanders for service.
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Justice of the Peace
Neil W. Gibson
Gettysburg
Roy Hess
Butler Township
John P. Anderson
Hess
Anderson
Rufus B. Weaver
Anderson Home
J. C. Sanders
Executors Notice In Estate Of Annie A Little
In the Adams County Orphans Court Letters testamentary granted to Henry Amos Little and Edna Todt executors. All debts to estate must be paid and claims presented promptly to their attorney E. V. Bullett Gettysburg Pennsylvania.
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Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Annie A. Little
Henry Amos Little
Charity Work At Annie M Warner Hospital Totals $900
The Women's Auxiliary voted 25 to Miss Martha McKay for decorating and spreading Christmas cheer at the Annie M Warner hospital. October charity work reached $900.55 and a November card party raised $57.20. New members were announced and the next meeting set for January 23.
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Annie M. Warner Hospital
Martha McKay
Mary Ramer
Treasury
M. Coover
Bernice Frock
Gettysburg
C. A. Bixler
New Oxford
Queen of Peace Council
M. E. Zinn
Sedan Strikes Rear Of Truck On Lincoln Highway
Two people injured and property damage over 300 dollars after a sedan crashes into the rear of a wood-hauling truck on the Lincoln highway one mile east of Abbottstown. Russell S. C. Wolfe of Abbottstown drove the truck west at slow speed. Thomas B. Semans Jr. of Lansdowne, in the sedan, reported the tail light was out. Both injured and treated by Dr. T. C. Miller Abbottstown.
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Lincoln Highway
Abbottstown
Russell S. C. Wolfe
Thomas B. Semans, Jr
Lansdowne
Wolfe
Semans
T. C. Miller
Comprehensive Grocery Yardage and Cash Inventory
A fragmented list details diverse food and household items including spaghetti, soup, noodles, apples, macaroni, tomatoes, tea, rice, potatoes, milk, beans, sauerkraut, biscuits, gelatine, butter, spinach, and applesauce plus textiles and an unfinished baby dress with five dollars and ninety five cents in cash.
Dog Owner Arrested For Harboring Unlicensed Dog
Roy Hess of Butler township was arrested by Constable J C Sanders on harboring an unlicensed dog. He posted 100 bail for a hearing set Wednesday at 8 p.m. Neighbors Mrs John P Anderson and Deputy Rufus B Weaver were involved as the dog was found at the Anderson home after she reported the incident.
Bank Wins Verdict In Marble Co. Case
The Gettysburg National Bank and Simmons Brittain and English Pittsburgh architects and contractors won a civil mechanics lien case from The Standard Marble Company of Cincinnati. The jury returned a verdict at 1:30 pm Wednesday after judge McPherson instructed the jury. The action sought 5298 for marble furnished for remodeling the York Street bank building in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Co
Gettysburg National Bank
Simmons
Brittain and English
Pittsburgh
Standard Marble Company. of
Cincinnati
York Street
Donald P. McPherson
W Clarence Sheely
Gettys
Legal counsel connected to Cincinnati case listed
The document names Alphonse Reisenberg of Cincinnati as counsel for one defendant, with associates J. Donald Swope Col. J. Williams and William Arch McClean of different cities, plus L. H. SteTetoons of Cincinnati, all aiding in the preparation and trial of the action.
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the Plains
Alphonse Reisenberg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sheely
J. Donald Swope
Col. J. Williams
Gevirshbure
Liam Arch McClean
Tysburg
L. H. Ste
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Eled
Sas LY Repeeenegel Hints
Electrex
Warren
Clemons
Edna Todt
Executrix
New Oxford, Pa
E. V. Bullett
First National Bank
Deatrick Bros
Balto. St
Tel
G. W. Hagarman
Optometrist
York St
Watchmakers
Jewelers Watchmakers
W. Market ST
York, PA
Barnhart’s Book Store
West Market St. YO
Myril R. Crawford
Middle St
Pennville
Hanover, PA
Geisler Furniture Supply Co
Carlisle ST
Edison Emark
Thomas A. Edison, Inc
Emark Battery Corporation
Thomas A. Edison, Incorporated
Emark Edison
Kearny, N.J
Service
Motor Tire Sales and Service
L. J. Allen
Complete Tire, Oil & Battery Service
Hanover Seafood Co
Park Ave
Charles M. Ecker
Stevens ST
Mars
Philadelphia ST
York
Eae Ue
Atmore
New York State
A. W. Crushe
Fame and Glory
Sword
Keymar
Maryland
Ecco
New Jersey
D. F. Slentz
the Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Ciattie Bank
Jas. W. Barnitz
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