Countian Is Jailed On Drinking Charge
Abraham L. Kuhn, 2, was charged with driving under the influence after a collision at the Route 4 and Route 34 intersection near Mt. Holly Springs. Kuhn, who failed to stop at a stop sign, was committed to Cumberland County jail by Justice Luther Peterson pending a hearing. Passenger Gibb died or injured information incomplete.
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Gardners R. 2
Mt. Holly Springs
Abraham L. Kuhn
Justice of the Peace
Luther Peterson
Frank Soerzinger
Cumberland County
Stoerzinger
Kuhn
Charles W. Palm
Baltimore
Two Couples Get Marriage Licenses
The clerk of the courts issued marriage licenses Friday to two couples. John F. Stuller of Lit tlestown and Arlene E. Small of Williamsport obtained licenses, with listed parents and addresses. Robert L. Trimmer of Biglerville and Barbara L. Taylor of Gardners R. 2 also received licenses, with parental details provided.
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John F. Stuller
Emma M
John A. Stuller
S. Queen St
Littlestown
Arlene E. Small
Louis E. Small
McSherrystown
Helen A. Small
Williamsport
Robert L. Trimmer
Sarah C
Raymond L. Trimmer
Biglerville
Barbara L. Taylor
Blake Leo Taylor
Gardners R. 2
Untimely Injury Report From Mt Holly Springs Incident
Myers of Mt Holly Springs suffered facial cuts and was treated by a local physician. Stoerzinger estimated the damage in the early report, with details remaining incomplete.
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Myers
Mt. Holly Springs
Stoerzinger
Hit and Run Crash Near Edge Grove Saturday Evening
A two-vehicle collision 40 miles south of New Oxford near Edge Grove on Saturday at 6:45 p.m. caused $400 in damage. Bernard J. Brashears, 38, of New Oxford swerved and hit John W. Storm, 48, of Hanover, then fled the scene. Brashears was later located as police continued the investigation.
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New Oxford
Edge Grove
Bernard J. Brashears
Lincolnway East
John W. Storm
Hanover R. 2
Brashears
Storm
Rise in Vegetable Use Since World War II
A USDA report finds five vegetables leading the rise in popularity after World War II. Lima beans broccoli sweet corn cucumbers and tomatoes show increased use overall, with canned or frozen varieties driving the surge. Fresh sales rise only for sweet corn and lettuce.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Enlistee Bill Miller Listed in Army Roll
The address of Bill Miller son of Mr and Mrs Brinten Miller Hampton is given as Pvt Wm A Miller RA 13696878 Ce C 9th Battalion Ind Tr Ret rd Pvt Fort Jackson South Carolina The notice records his enlistment and current unit details in the Army.
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Bill Miller
Brinten Miller
Hampton
Wm. A. Miller
Ind
Fort Jackson
Couple Receives Marriage License In Hanover Area
The clerk of the courts issued a marriage license Monday to Kenneth E. Snyder of East Berlin and Emma G. Riley of Hanover, both listed as children of their respective parents. The ceremony details were not disclosed.
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Kenneth E. Snyder
John W. Snyder
East Berlin
Emma G. Riley
Harvey E. Riley
Hanover
Fire Losses Heavy In Winter Months Warn Homeowners
The National Board of Fire Underwriters warns that winter is peak fire season. Homeowners should clear basements and furnace rooms of paint, oily rags, and rubbish. Have gas or oil heating equipment inspected and ensure flue pipes and vents are in good order before peak heating.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Monroe Doctrine Message Issued by President Monroe
A December 2 1823 presidential message by President James Monroe propounded the Monroe Doctrine, marking a key early assertion of U.S. policy in the Western Hemisphere. The note appears among historical records of landmark statements in American diplomacy and exploration.
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Atlantic
RCA
James Monroe
New Treatment Gives Longer Lasting Wool Creases
Mrs. Mae Barton, extension clothing specialist at Pennsylvania State University, reports a new chemical treatment that creates creases in wool slacks and pleats in wool skirts lasting through prolonged wear and damp weather, based on U S Department of Agriculture research chemists.
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Mae Barton
Pennsylvania State University
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Safe heating tips for home use and fireplace safety
Pipes are protected by noncombustible insulation. If you use portable oil or gas heaters, turn them off when you retire for the night. Ensure your fireplace has a metal fire screen.
Shrink Proofing Process Described by California Lab Scientists
Chemists at the department's western research laboratory in California developed a method to shrink proof fabric. The process uses a 0.5 to 2 percent ethanol amine solution in water with detergent to aid moisture absorption, followed by steam pressing to set creases and pleats that survive machine washing, as advertised in the item.
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Western Research Laboratory
California
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Motorola
James L. Myers
Dial
Lincoln Way West
Gettysburg
Cottgobery Row
Ronan
Elgin
Wyler
Benrus
Hamilton
Donohue's Jewelry Store
New Oxford, Pa
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Lincoln Way
New England
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South Pole
Rose-Ann
Chrismna
York Street
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Redding
Gettysburg, Pa
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