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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1939

Page

4

Adams County-Hanover Methodist League elects officers

The Adams County-Hanover Methodist League of Youth held its monthly meeting at the Orrtanna Methodist church. Officers elected include Chester Byers president Ruth Kitemiller third vice president Dororthy Sheads fourth vice president Anna Blocher secretary Kathryn Donaldson and Hazel Potts treasurer. The gathering featured a Liberia address by Rev Gordon Parker and a worship service led by Lester Taylor with 60 attendees from multiple churches. A roller skating party at Forest Park Hanover is planned between Christmas and New Year.

Adams County-Hanover Christine Tawney Gettysburg Harold Millard York Springs New Oxford Chester Byers Littlestown Lester Taylor Wenksville Ruth Kitemiller Dorothy Sheads Hanover Anna Blocher Bender Forest Park

Auto and Coal Truck Sideswipe Near Hampton

No injuries were reported after a car and a coal truck sideswiped near Hampton. Details on the crash and involved parties were not immediately available.

Hampton

Car Crash on Hanover Carlisle Highway Injures Two

At 6 o'clock Tuesday morning on the Hanover Carlisle highway a quarter mile north of Hampton, Herman Runge, 57, Baltimore, and Charles Gemberly, 22, Selinsgrove, were involved when Runge's northbound car side swiped Gemberly's southbound coal truck. Runge then lost control, crossed the road, and tore through a garden fence at R. J. Miller's residence. Officer Glen F. Henry investigated the accident but filed no charges. Neither vehicle was heavily damaged.

Hanover-Carlisle Hampton Glen F. Henry Gettysburg Herman Runge Baltimore Charles Gemberly Selinsgrove Collsion Runge R. J. Miller Waynesboro

Bigler couple marks 57th wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Diehl of Biglerville observed their fifty seventh anniversary on Tuesday. They were married December 5, 1882, at Abendtsville Reformed parsonage and spent most of their years in Adams County with 15 in Bedford County. He is 89 and she is 75, and he once heard Abraham Lincoln speak at Gettysburg.

Bigler O. D. Diehl North Main Street Biglerville Abendtsville Reformed Parsonage Adams County Bedford County Diehl Abraham Lincoln Gettysburg

Man Charged With Driving Without License in Hunterstown

Melvin Sorley of Gettysburg R.5 faced a Tuesday court appearance before Justice of the Peace William D. Brown in Hunterstown. A state motor policeman from Gettysburg filed the information alleging lack of a Pennsylvania operator license and vehicle registration cards.

Melvin Sorley Gettysburg Justice of the Peace William D. Brown Hunterstown Pennsylvania

Waybright Elected President of Heads County School Board

Clarence J. Waybright, Freedom township director and former first vice president, was elected president at the annual organization meeting held Monday in the county superintendent's office. John W. Lucabaugh moved from second to first vice president, and Paul R. Rohrbaugh became second vice president. Willis H. Lady and S. Albert Culbertson retain their posts as secretary and treasurer. Ira Y. Baker and the board discussed plans for the county school directors association winter session at Gettysburg High School on January 26 with speakers nearly confirmed.

Clarence J. Waybright Freedom Township Court House John W. Lucabaugh Berwick Township Paul R. Rohrbaugh Fairfield Willis H. Lady Biglerville S. Albert Culbertson Highland Township Ira Y. Baker County School Directors’ Association Gettysburg High School

George Hughes Kills Deer in Centre County

George A. Hughes shot a four point buck weighing 135 pounds on Saturday afternoon in Centre County. He and accompanying residents Richard Higinbotham Roy Pittenturf Harry and Eddie Pittenturf have returned to Gettysburg after the hunting trip.

George A. Hughes Richard Higinbotham Roy Harry Eddie Pittenturf Gettysburg Centre County Mr. Hughes

Two Women Hit By Auto Near Waynesboro Goatsburg Road

Two Waynesboro women were struck and knocked to the roadway as they stepped from a parked car along the Goettysburg Biglerville highway. Mrs. Hannah Coleman was admitted to Warner hospital with facial contusions and shock. her daughter Lucille Grimes escaped with minor injuries.

Warner Hospital Walker Mummasburg Goettysburg-Biglerville Hannah Coleman Waynesboro Gettysburg State Motor Police Mickley Grimes John Mickley Coleman

Overheated Motor Triggers Fire Alarm at Drug Store

Gettysburg firemen respond after an overheated refrigeration motor in the People's Drug store under the soda fountain fills the interior with smoke. Night Officer Charles W. Culp reports the scene at 3 45 a m. Estimated damage runs about 20 dollars.

Gettysburg Charles W. Culp People’s Drug Store

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