Wounding Story Is Hoax Thefts Charged In York Case
James Eugene Staub 20 Dover route four was labeled a hoax by state police after a claimed wounding. Staub faced larceny of a gun from Irvin Hunt's home and fraudulent car conversion. He reportedly wounded himself when a revolver discharged during a struggle with a youth on Bull Road. Staub, stationed with the Army at Fort Jackson, allegedly borrowed and sold Nace's car for $50. He is jailed in York County awaiting court bail.
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James Eugene Staub
Dover R. 4
Staub
Harold W. Eckenrode
Irvin H. Hunt
York R. 1
West York
Justice of the Peace
Lee F. Reary
Eckenrode
York Hospital
Bull Road
George H. Nace Jr
Red Lion
Nace
Fort Jackson
D. C
York
York County
West York Borough
David F. Houck
Stork Shower for Mrs George N Ruth
A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. George N Ruth at her East Berlin home on Sunday evening. Guests included Mrs. Robert Lau Mrs. William Burgard Mrs. Harold Gross Florence Hull Sara Lou Grace Mary Hull Mrs Archie Dalheimer Mrs Elwood Alleman Mr and Mrs Morgan Ruth Mr and Mrs George Lay Sabrina Jo Mr and Mrs Martin Alleman Evangeline Rev and Mrs Snyder Alleman daughter Annie Ruth George Ruth and children Dennis George and Jeffrey. The centerpiece featured a three tier cake with green and yellow icing and a tiny stork basket. Favors were miniature storks. The cake was baked by Mrs Morgan Ruth Hanover. Mrs Ruth received many gifts.
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George N. Ruth
East Berlin
R. 3
Robert Lau
William Burgard
Harold Gross
Florence Hull
Sara Lou
Grace
Mary Hull
Archie Dalheimer
Elwood Alleman
Morgan Ruth
George Lay
Sabrina Jo
Martin Alleman
Barbara
Steven
Snyder Alleman
Evangeline
Annie Ruth
George Ruth
Dennis
George
Jeffrey
Ruth
Hanover
12 Year Old Hunter Wins Big Buck in Cumberland County
Eddie Little, 12, an eighth grader at Gettysburg Junior High, hunted with his father William Little and relatives on opening day. He shot a 9 pointer near Lewis Rocks around 10 am, with the deer dressing 105 pounds. Eddie stood out as the only hunter in the party to take a buck, after failing to harvest last year.
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Eddie Little
Gettysburg
William Little
Eddie
Lewis’ Rocks
Cumberland County
Kidwells in Gettysburg Face Larceny Charge and Bail Citations
Mrs Delma Kidwell of Gettysburg R 4 was charged by borough police with larceny from several Gettysburg stores and given a hearing before Justice Robert P Snyder. In default of bail she was jailed in Adams County prison for court. Her husband Carl Kidwell, also of Gettysburg R 4, was jailed on an assault charge but released Saturday.
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Delma Kidwell
Gettysburg
Justice of the Peace
Robert P. Snyder
Justice Snyder
Adams County
Carl Kidwell
Fall Injury Confines Pine Run Resident to Home
James V. Staub remains homebound after injuries from a fall at his residence. Mrs. Julia Baker of Hamilton Township, ill, stays with her daughter Mrs. Gertie Wisler. David B. Eckert spends the week deer hunting in Lycoming County. Artie A. Golden injured his right hand on a corn picker Friday morning. two fingers were amputated at Hanover Hospital and he was discharged. Samuel E. Baker, Hamilton Township School Director, celebrated his 72nd birthday on December 3.
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Julia Baker
Hamilton Tnp
Gertie Wisler
David B. Eckert
Lycoming
Artie A. Golden
Hanover Hospital
Merrill S. Wisler
Mr. Gulden
Abbottstown R. I
Samuel E. Baker
Hamilton Twp
Ivory Ensor
Pauline Myers
Melody Ann
Mellia Myers
Hanover
Orson Miller
Melvin Hoover
Gettysburg Hospital
Mrs Laughman 85 Dies in Cumberland County
Mrs Lillie Gertrude Laughman widow of George H Laughman aged 85 of Hanover Route 5 died Wednesday a week in Cumberland Two Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery Gettysburg Funeral services were held Friday at Hanover with Rev H W Sternat of Benders Lutheran Church Biglerville officiating Pallbearers were Albert Benedict Fred M Dodson Charles Meckley and Vincent Breighner
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Lillie Gertrude Laughman
Hanover R
George H. Laughman
Cumberland
Hanover
H. W. Sternat
Bender’s Lutheran Church
Biglerville
Evergreen Cemetery
Gettysburg
Albert Benedict
Fred M. Dodson
Charles Meckley
Vincent Breighner
Motorist 18 Given Sixty Day Jail Term
Percy L Laughman of Hanover was convicted by a jury in September of drunken driving and sentenced to 60 days in jail with a $200 fine. Judge Ray P Sherwood ordered the term to begin Monday. Attorney John F Rauhauser Jr requested a deferral to help harvest a bumper corn crop for Laughman’s employer, while DA George W Atkins opposed another delay citing past continuances.
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Percy L. Laughman
Hanover R
Ray P. Sherwood
John F. Rauhauser Jr
Laughman
George W. Atkins
Auto Collision Slightly Injures Three Near Spring Grove
Three persons were slightly injured in a two car collision on Menges Mills road west of Spring Grove. Harold Werner 50 of Jefferson suffered a cut lip Paul M Diehl 51 of Menges Mills bruised chest and his wife Mary 50 cut on forehead. All treated by Dr S T Shue. Diehl car damage estimated at 500 Werner auto 350.
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Menges Mills
Spring Grove
Harold Werner
Jefferson
Paul M. Diehl
New Oxford
Mary
S. T. Shue
Diehl
Werner Auto
Hampton Readers Plan Christmas Show At Fire Hall
The Reading Two PTA cancels its regular meeting this month and schedules a Christmas entertainment for three local schools at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Hampton Fire Hall. Cub Scouts will run a paper drive Saturday, urging residents to place papers at the curb.
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Dorothy Bucher
Laurin Sheely
Lor! Lou
Maybelle Davis
Bendersville
Reading
PTA
Hampton Fire Hall
Cub Scouts of
Hampton
Churches plan World Day of Prayer in York Springs
Representatives from six York Springs area churches met at Mrs. John Roy Diehl Jr. home to plan the annual World Day of Prayer service to be held March 8 at York Springs Lutheran Church Attendees included Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman Ground Oak Mrs. Murray Jacobs York Springs Lutheran Mrs. Lloyd Decker York Springs Church of God and Mrs Diehl York Springs Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs
John Roy Diehl Jr
Improved ruptured men truss offers 30 day trial
A Kansas City advertisement touts an unobtrusive, comfortable rupture truss that requires no leg straps or springs. It promises easy wear and invites readers to request a free descriptive circular and receive a $3.50 truss gift upon reporting back. Include address 9051 Koch Bildg 2906 Main Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Koch Bildg
Main
Missouri
Kenneth Livelsberger Receives Webelos Badge
Cub Pack 82 met in Conewago Parish Hall on Sunday as Kenneth Livelsberger became the first to receive the Webelos badge. Cub master James Eviler presented the award while other members earned lion, bear, and wolf badges along with arrows. The den performed skits themed Life in Puerto.
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Cub Pack
Conewago Parish
Webelos
Kenneth Livelsberger
James Eviler
Kenneth
Rodney McKim
John Livelsberger
Bran Livelsberger
Donald McKim
Lawrence Staub
Alan Little
Den
Puerto
Christmas Party Plans Made For This Month
Plans were made for the Christmas party to be held this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rico
Wallen couple sells Tyrone Township property to Shull
Cecil P. Wallen and Elisabeth L. Wallen of Tyrone Township sold a Tyrone Township property to Clarence T. Shull for 200 dollars. The transaction is recorded in the local land records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil P
Elisabeth Lascille Wallen
Tyrone
Clarence T. Shull
Estate of Margaret A Pekert in Adams County Pa
Notice of probate grants Letters Testamentary for Margaret A Pekert late of Oxford Township Adams County Pa. The First National Bank of Gettysburg is named executor with Bigham Raffensperger Attorneys handling the matter. Creditors and debtors are urged to present claims or make payments promptly.
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Margaret A. Pekert
Oxford Township
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
First National Bank OF
Gettysburg
Lincoln Square
Margaret A. Eckert
Bigham & Raffensperger
First National Bank
Pennsylania
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