Missing Teeth Mix-Up Delays Dentist's Patient and Missing Package
A Baltimore to Thurmont misrouting of a dentures package caused a Waynesboro theater paging and a four hour wait for a patient in Thurmont. The package bounced between buses via Emmitsburg and Gettysburg before a driver reported delivery to Gettysburg, triggering frantic calls and searches. The incident involved Dr. F. W. Swearingen of Thurmont, Dr. W. H. Treiber, clerk Louis Rosensteel, and Francis Sanders.
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Thurmont
Gettysburg
Emmitsburg
Arcade Theatre
Waynesboro
Baltimore
Bagerstown
Westminster
Frederick
Treiber
Swearingen
W. H. Treiber
Louis Rosensteel
Hagerstown
Trelber
Francis Sanders
Sanders
Swearingen Returns via Thurmont Claims Packers at Gettysburg
On the return leg, Dr Swearingen aimed to deliver it at Thurmont then drove to Gettysburg and claimed his packers. It was 11 p.m. when he returned to Thurmont.
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Thurmont
Dr. Swearingen
Gettysburg
Hunters bag multiple deer near Renova and York area
Reported Monday deer kills include Robert Thompson and Arthur Brfim with Clair Sanders of Gettysburg and Edward Taughinbaugh of Hunterstown near Renova Clinton county. Other sightings: a 9 point buck near Virginia Mills at 8:45 am. an 8 pointer by McC Eicholtz at 9 am. Ray Wolkert's 3 pointer near Mt. Hope at 11 am. Glenn Myers postsmaster of Gardners killed a 13 point in Tumbling Run. additional locals from York Springs, McSherrystown and surrounding towns shot bucks. Deers weights noted around 125 to 140 pounds.
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Robert Thompson
Arthur Brfim
Clair Sanders
Gettysburg
Edward Taughinbaugh
Hunterstown
Renova
Clinton County
Sanders
Trennlg
York Street
Virginia Mills
McC. Eicholtz
The
Narrows
Arendtsville
Beamer
Bie Plat
Ray Wolkert
Pairfeld
Mt. Hope
Glenn CC. Myers
Gardners
Tumbling Run
High Mountain
Cumberland County
Claire Godhencour
George Brough
Charles Markle
Frank Coulson
York Springs
Harry Leonard
McSherrystown
Roy Kopp
Oscar
Paul T. Sullivan
Norman A. Markle
Samuel Gross
Eugene Henry
Mrs Gordon Undergoes Serious Operation in Waynesboro
Mrs Clarence Gordon of Waynesboro underwent a serious operation at the Waynesboro hospital several days ago. She was formerly Miss Jennie Bigham and lived in Adams county for many years.
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Clarence Gordon
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Hospital
Gordon
Jennie Bigham
Adams County
Famous Texas Lunch Gains Gettysburg Popularity
Drop in and see the most comfortable eating place in Gettysburg and you will understand why Famous Texas Lunch is so popular.
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Gettysburg
Texas
Auto collision injures no one near Gettysburg
No injuries were reported when two cars collided on the Fair Field road half a mile west of Gettysburg at 7 45 Friday evening. Drivers Leo Redding age 39 of Gettysburg Route 4 and Claude H Miller age 21 of Littlestown were both traveling west. Redding tried to turn left into a lane to his home as Miller began to pass, state patrolman G S Tiarleman said. Damages were estimated at 60 dollars.
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Fairfield Road
Geettysburg
Leo Redding
Gettysburg
Claude H. Miller
Littlestown
Redding
Miller
G. S. Tiarleman
The
State Highway Patrol
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests From Town Gathered
Personal mention lists Mr and Mrs P C Fleshman entertaining at Thanksgiving with guests including Mr and Mrs Roosevelt Bunty and children Mrs Albert Smith and children Mrs J Francis Fleshman and children Mr and Mrs John Irvin and son Gettysburg.
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P. C. Fleshman
Roosevelt Bunty
Albert Smith
Mia
J. Francis Fleshman
John Irvin
Gettysburg
Arctics Thrown Through Window In Sunday Morning Incident
Man threw a pair of men's arctics through a front window at Ralph Woodward’s home in Gettysburg at 12 45 Saturday morning. Woodward, awakened by the noise, fired at a man fleeing across the fields with a shotgun. shots stayed wild. Woodward told state police he believes the arctics were thrown by a Negro.
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Ralph Woodward
Gettysspurz
Woodward
Arabian Nights Episodes Illustrated in Color
Feature in The American Weekly section of The New York American, presented as a color illustrated serial. Readers are invited to enjoy the vivid panels as part of the Sunday magazine package.
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American Weekly
NEW York Amer
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G. G. Robert
Baltimore St
Hanover, PA
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Columbia
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Anty
Sara K. Hamme
BOW
Hanover St
Pver
Goodrich
Oyler Tire Co
Carlisle St
York St. Gettysburg
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Wailerville, PA
Elizabeth M. Long
Middle St
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Barnhart
Market Street
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Center Square
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Ralph B. Butt
Gettysburg, Pa
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