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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1929

Page

9

Woman, 51, Wounded by 12YearOld Son in Rifle Accident

Mrs. Frederick Stalb of near Stone Jug is in serious condition with a bullet lodged in the brain after her 12 year old son William discharged a small caliber rifle in their kitchen. The boy, reportedly hunting, traded a shotgun for a .22 rifle before the mishap as the family faced hardship and Red Cross aid.

Frederick Stalb Stone Jug Warner Hospital William H. P. Hartlaub Harry Walters York Hartlaub James Bean Bean Mrs. Stalb Mr. Stalb Adams County Red Cross Adams County Johnstown Margaret McMillan Red Cross Stalb Hagerstown Adams County Hom

Head Is Cut In Car Collision In Pennsylvania

Autos driven by Paul A Hutchison of Coatesville and Paul N Reynolds of Lebanon collided on the Lincoln Highway one mile west of Abbottstown. Hutchison suffered a deep head and ear laceration with twelve stitches required. Reynolds was said to be driving on the wrong side of the highway. Hutchison was en route to Biglerville to visit his wife. Both cars were badly damaged. Patrolman Bingaman said a charge of reckless driving would be sworn out.

Paul A Hutchison Coatesville Paul N. Reynolds Lebanon Abbottstown Hutchison P. R. Bingaman Highway Motor Patrol Reynolds Biglerville

Home At Christmas by Katherine Edelman

Christmas joy fills readers with warmth as the piece celebrates returning home for the holiday. It recalls scenes of travel, gifts, family reunions, and the enduring value of home and kin while noting local notices of remodeling and a hotel sale.

Katherine Edelman Western Newspaper Union

Gettysburg Notes Include Legion Plan and Dedicatory Week

John P. Butt of the Albert J. Lentz American Legion mails a proposal to unite a permanent Legion home with a Gettysburg market house. St James Lutheran Church in Gettysburg will be formally dedicated. fire nearly destroyed it in 1928. Thanksgiving drive at Gettysburg High School yields food and funds for Warner Hospital. Mr and Mrs J Conti mark 25th wedding anniversary. Dr Philip Melanchthon Bible celebrates 85th birthday. his brother Rev Louis A Bikle of Concord noted.

John P. Butt Albert J. Lentz American Legion S. G. Spangler Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee Legion Gettysburg St. James’ Lutheran Church Gettysburg High School Warner Hospital J. Conti Philip Melanchton Bible Gettysburg College Louis A. Bikle Concord

Picture Swindle In Gettysburg

Officer George B. Aughinbaugh of Gettysburg asks residents who paid Carlisle based Capitol Fine Arts for colored miniature paintings not received to contact him. A young woman solicited Adams county customers about six months ago, claiming to enlarge and colorize photos. Proofs were delivered, payments made, then letters to Carlisle were returned marked unknown.

George B. Aughinbaugh Gettysburg Capitol Fine Arts Company Carlisle Adams County Aughinbaugh

Doll faces have changed with smarter sculpting

Christmas dolls now show more life like expressions due to skilled sculptors. Over the past decade American dolls have shifted from a dull stare to intelligent faces bursting with life as craftspeople add sparkle and character to each visage.

Picture enlargement racket targeted by police

Officer Aughinbaugh calls the picture enlargement business "just another racket" and says police are working to break it up.

Aughinbaugh

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