Young boarder commits suicide in York home
Wm. R. Carson a 22 year old native of Armington Illinois but boarding at Mr. and Mrs. Allshouse York was found dead after a self inflicted gunshot wound. A .32 caliber revolver with one discharged cartridge lay beside his body and coroner Zech ruled death by own action.
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Wm. R. Carson
Armington
Ben
Frank Allshouse
York
Carson
Sandusky Cement Company
West York
Mr. Allshouse
Zech
Adams County Red Cross drive tops last year in members and money
The 1927 Adams County Red Cross roll call reports 845 members and 1026.73 dollars in cash, surpassing last year’s totals. Officials expect the drive to exceed 1200 dollars and push toward a 1500 member county quota with continued fundraising across outlying districts. Litlestown contributed 91.75 dollars to the campaign. Mrs. George Miller of Gettysburg visited Mr. and Mrs. N. Lingg in Poplar Street.
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Adams County
Red Cross
Litlestown
George Miller
Gettsburg
N. Lingg
Poplar Street
County Cow Testing Report Features Growth in 1927
Adams County extension executive committee reviews a busy year. R. E. Underwood reports 2,238 farmers assisted and 67 more farmers in 1927 than in 1925. Stambaugh names a nominating committee for 1928 leaders.
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Farmers
Underwood
Ki. F. Stambaugh
Extension Association
Roy Weaver
W. Raymond Shank
James Landis
Earl Cashman
Sidney Smith
The
Cow Testing Association
Hanover Estate Sale Challenged Over One Sixth Interest
Judge Stock heard arguments on a citation to set aside or confirm conveyances in the A. M. Bucher estate of Hanover. The contested sale of a one sixth interest at Center Square and Carlisle Street drew objections from Mary Barnitz's heirs, with value estimates on the entire property ranging from 40 000 to 110 000 dollars. Similar issues arose in the Emma H. Bucher estate regarding alleged consumption of sale rights by the executor.
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Stock
A. M. Bucher
Hanover
Center Square
Carlisle St
John J. Bollinger
Mary Barnitz
Emma H. Bucher
A. M Bucher
H. C. Bucher
Gettysburg American Legion weighs building purchase options
At a Monday meeting the Gettysburg post discussed buying the Gettysburg department store building for storerooms and meetings, noting a current sixty day option on the Lippy property. The post plans remodeling estimates and a December 19 ex service meeting to decide funding of 7000 for the Lippy property.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg Post
American Legion
Legion
Lippy
Legionaires
The
Post
Ex-Service
NEW CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED AT HANOVER
The Church of God at Hanover will dedicate its new 34 by 60 foot house of worship on Frederick Street Sunday December 11. Preaching at 10 30 a m 2 p m and 7 p m will be Rev G W Getz Rev S A Kipp and Rev J L Apdegraph with E G Figard singing at all services. Ministers from the Church of God will attend and the Ladies Aid will sell meals from the former chapel for distant attendees. The project is led by the Board of Church Extension with Rev F W McGuire presiding.
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Church of God At
Hanover
Frederick Street
G. W. Getz
York
S. A. Kipp
Brunswick
J. L
Churche of God
Ladies Aid Society
Board of Church Extension
The
Church of God
IF. W. McGuire
Goldsboro
Etters P. C
Presd
Miller Couple Relocate Between Homes for Winter
Mr and Mrs Robert C Miller moved from Graffenburg Inn to their Gettysburg home for the winter Monday. They plan a Florida trip for several months with Mr and Mrs J I Mumper joining later for the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Miller
Graffenburg Inn
Gettysburg
Miller
J. I.mumper
Florida
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Young Boarder
Washington
RMT Ie
Toyland
Tee
Renner Bros
Littlestown, PA
America
Balt Duckle
Wmblem
Pearis
Mech
Taen
Thermos
Airey Weyer
Report OF
Adams County Agricultural Extension Associate
R. E. Underwood
Helen Mathias
D. J. Fissel
Littlestown
Mission Church of
Elmer A. Bubb
East Berlin
Edgar H. Leer
York Springs
Millard Baseboar
Harold Miller
Fairfield
Harry FE. Brown
Millard Basehoar
Hoffman
Guy Tanger
Florence & Harner
R. F. Polack
Court House
York, PA
C.C. Kottcamp& Son
West Market Street
Rosenmiller Building
C.C. Kottcamp & Son
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