November Traffic Toll Rises in Adams County
Adams county police daily recap shows November 1945 higher accident toll than October with one pedestrian death and 27 injuries. Top cause driving too fast for conditions. $7,264 damage. Eight crashes on Harrisburg road, seven on Lincoln highway east of Gettysburg. Peak incidents Friday to Tuesday with most during daylight hours. Police made 78 arrests on traffic violations to curb crashes.
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Adams County
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Lincoln Highway
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Eleven Made In Connection With the Sc Directors Named
In October there were 22 accidents with 14 injuries and $6516 damage. November 1945 had 17 accidents, one fatal, 12 injured, damage about $863. In total 78 traffic arrests and 18 criminal arrests were made. Officers logged 1,085 traffic hours and 278 investigative hours, covering 17,630 state car miles and 1,065 personal miles. Three vehicles ($2,200) and $17 in other property were recovered. A search for a 15-year-old Cumberland township girl’s assailant yielded no intruder, while a wood shed shelter was used by a transient.
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State Department
Cumberland Township
Clubs to Meet in New Chester Area
The New Chester home economics club will meet this Wednesday evening with Mrs D C Myers. The Grande club will meet Thursday evening with Mrs Ralph Guise.
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New Chester Home Economics Club
D. C. Myers
Grande Club
Ralph Guise
Rothhaupt Estate Letters Issued to Pape in Gettysburg
Letters of administration on the Harry J Rothhaupt estate issued at the courthouse today to Eva M Pape of Gettysburg. He left his mother Margaret J Rothhaupt and a brother and daughter.
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Harry J Rothhaupt
Gettysburg
Court House
Eva M Pape
Rothhaupt
Alto Ins
Margaret J Rothhaupt
Robert O Berkheimer
Abbototstown
Clan E. Berkheimer
Helen M Peao
Rev Paul L Foulk marks seven years at St Pauls Hanover
The Rev Paul L Foulk of St Pauls Lutheran Hanover completed seven years as pastor. He previously served ten years at Trinity Lutheran in Altoona. Under his tenure church membership grew from 492 to 830 with 474 new members. He officiated 17 baptisms, 60 weddings, 99 funerals and delivered 825 sermons. Debt fell from 49050 to 2000 dollars. benevolent gifts rose from 1219 to 4000. The congregation supports six parishes abroad and one Bible woman. a 190 dollar endowment fund exists. A Girl Scout troop and Cub Pack formed. leadership and staff changes planned.
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Paul
Foulk
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hanover
Mr Foulk
Whate Hall
St. Paul's Church
Altoona
Trinity Lutheran Church
Efergy
Chia
Emmys
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Library Body
Adams County Free Library Association
O H. Benson
Katherine Shorey York
Pennsylvania Library Association
Willig Beidler
Biglerville
Harold Letew
York Springs
Charles Gentzler
East Berlin
Winebrenner
New Oxford
J.R Riden
Littlestown
Stanislaus Krichten
McSherrystoun
Lester ©. Johnson
Richard A Brown
Quality Green Groceries
Arigo Brothers Z Rrepenicest
Manover, PA
Sunbeam
Schick
Philgas & Gibson
Baltimore St
Carlisle Street
Rohrbaugh’s Grocery
Wau En
Pratt
Albert W
Oyland
York County
Metal Toys
Lionel
York Cycle CO
W. Market Street
York, Pa
Scotch Pine Forest
Reg
West Philadelphia St
York
Carlisle St
Hanover, Pa
Bros
Broadway Jewelers
Buxton
Paul L. Foulk
Tad
Miladys Boudoin
Baltimore Street
Hanover-Pa. Company Inc
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Roebuck A Co
W. Market ST
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