Ring Found In Carrot After Two Years Of Hiding
Mrs. Ruth Hartzell lost her gold wedding ring in her father L. J. Bucher’s garden near Gettysburg while gathering peppers. Years later in 1935 and again after carrot harvesting in the Bucher garden, the garden was spaded and a carrot grew through the ring. Mrs. Bucher found the ring washed from soil kept in a carrot in the cellar. The ring remained intact after two years buried in earth.
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Ruth Hartzell
L. J. Bucher
Gettysburg
Lincoln Highway
Bucher
Co operative group elects officers in Gettysburg meeting
Adams county co operative eye association re elected former officers at its regular meeting at the farm bureau office in Gettysburg. Daniel M Hoffman was re elected president for his third term with John Peters York Springs as vice president A B C Williams York Springs as secretary and John Woods as treasurer. The meeting dealt with routine business. A Christmas message by Agnes Myers reflects on Yuletide, peace on earth and gift giving.
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Adams County Cooperative Eye Association
Farm Bureau
Gettysburg
Daniel M. Hoffman
Birlerville R. C
John Peters
York Springs
A. B. C. Williams
John Woods
R. D
Gored by Bull. York Springs Man Fractures Shoulder
Ernest King 24, son of Mr and Mrs Norman J King of York Springs R D 2, was gored by a Jersey bull while chaining it in a stall on Thursday afternoon. The impact knocked him down and fractured his right shoulder. Robert R Stoner of York Springs treated the fracture. Prothonotary C Arthur Brame Edgar K Markley Esq and G Edward Taughinbaugh left Monday for Clinton county to join a larger party for a week deer hunting.
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Ernest Kine
Norman J. King
York Springs
King
Robert R. Stoner
C. Arthur Brame
Edgar K. Markley, Esq
G. Edward Taughinbaugh
Clinton County
Historians Will Elect in January
Adams county historical society leaders met in Gettysburg to plan the January 11 officers election and discuss obtaining a depository to store and display valuable papers and historical items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Count
Historical Society
J L. Williems
Gettysburg
Small Town Worker Sought For Permanent Post
Classified notice seeks a man living in a small town or on a farm for permanent work. Starting pay is $75 per month. Apply to Box 5031, care of this paper.
Collision Injures Two Cars in Gettysburg
No one was injured but about 30 dollars damage occurred to two automobiles in Gettysburg on Wednesday. Borough Officer C W Culp Jr investigated. Clarence E Wolf driving south and Emory J Clapsaddle traveling north collided when Wolf was forced toward the center by a backing car from a west side parking zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
C. W. Culp, Jr
Clarence E. Wolf
R. 1
Emory
J. Clapsaddle
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Deatrick Bros
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Elmer E. Wentz
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Uhrich Motor CO
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Spysburg
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Men and Boys
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