Bail Service Offered to Gettysburg Motor Club Members
Gettysburg motor club announces a $5,000 auto bail bond for all memberships. Covered nationwide through a national surety, excluding illegal transport of Aquor. Bond handles serious charges like assault, manslaughter, and DUI. Bail arranged via A A A or surety reps. local club can assist by phone if needed. Appreciation voiced to Waynesboro and Chambersburg A A A clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Motor Club
Henry M. Scharf
Motor Club
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Mrs. Melhorn Struck by Auto in Hanover Injury Report
Mrs. Anna EK Melhorn 64 of Hanover was hit Friday evening near her home by an automobile driven by Norbert Neiderer. She suffered head lacerations a fractured right rib contusions and shock but was not considered seriously injured and received care at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna EK. Melhorn
Hanover
Melhorn
Norbert Neiderer
Gettysburg Sheriff Sale of 2.5 Story Brick House and Garage
A writ of fieri facias directs a public sale on December 31 at 2 PM at the Adams County Courthouse Gettysburg for a two and a half story brick house with a cement block garage. Property of Edward J. Farrel and Cecelia C. Farrell seized. sheriff John C. Wible conducts the sale. Ten percent cash due after sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Borough of
Gettysburg
Borouch
Pennsylvania
Stratton Street
Lincoln Avenue
Martin Winter
Edward J. Farrel
Cecelia C. Farrell
John C. Wible
Public Sale of 118 Acre Mount Pleasant Farm in Adams County
Pursuant to a Middle District of Pennsylvania 1932 order, Samuel W. Kinnemfelter’s trustee offers at public sale the Kilpatrick road tract in Mount Pleasant township Adams County. The 118 acres 23 perches include a two story stone dwelling bank barn and outbuildings on land bounded by Slagle King Koontz Topper Waener Roland Harman and Young. Terms to be announced by Trustee in Bankruptcy. DP Ellis Schwartz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court For
Middle District of Pennsylvania
Samuel W. Kinnefelter
Mount Pleasant Township
Adams County
Bonneauville
Kilpatrick Road
Mt. Pleasant Township
H. R. Slagle
Jacob King
Clarence Koontz
Rosville Topper
M. K. Waener
Mervin Roland
Joseph Harman
George Young
Ellis Schwartz
Runaway Girls Return Home From Utica to Camp Hill
Katharine Thompson and Mary Johnston, two Utica runaways from Camp Hill, traveled to New York City seeking excitement but returned after a five state hunt. They left Utica with $3 between them and confessed to a Y W C A desk clerk that they ran away. Police were notified and the girls were sent back to Utica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill
Biglerville
Utica
New York
New York City
Katharine Thompson
R. H. Thompson
Bigierville
Mary Johnston
Ivan C. Thompson
Thompson
Lincoln Highway Bridge Plan Approved by State Art Commission
The state art commission approved Lincoln Highway bridge plans three miles east of Lancaster. The Witmer bridge, over 100 years old, faces replacement amid county controversy. Two delegations visited Governor Pinchot to protest and support the project. no protests were raised at the commission meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Art Commission
Highway Department
Lincoln Highway
Lancaster
Witmer
Lancaster County
Pinchot
Art Commission
Gettysburg Man Held on Larceny Charge Over Fox Hound
William Harman of Gettysburg, 25, arrested Saturday by Constable A. Fox on larceny charges. He was held for court after a hearing before Justice Nei Gibson and posted 100 dollars bail. G. L. Moyer of Gettysburg alleged Harman took his fox hound on November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harman
Gettysburg
Co. A. Fox
Justice of the Peace
Nei) Gibson
G. L. Moyer
Harman
Six Hurt In Adams County Quarry Accidents
The United States Bureau of Mines reports six injuries at three Adams County quarry plants in 1931 with no fatalities. A total of 156 workers logged 31,890 man-days, and plants operated about 204 days. The year saw 13 deaths and 711 minor injuries nationwide, with rates varying by operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
United States Bureau of Mines
Pennsylvania
Littlestown Baseball Rally Postponed to January
The Littlestown Baseball Association postpones the December 9 rally featuring Mickey Cochran star catcher of the Philadelphia Athletics and Bill Duncan writer for the Philadelphia Evening Ledger to January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown Baseball Association
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
Bill Duncan
Philadelphia Evening Ledger
Woman Jailed After Refusing Bail In Rabbit Hunting Shooting Claim
Mrs. John P. Anderson of Butler township was jailed after declining bond in a case accusing her of firing a gun at Joseph Boyer while he hunted rabbits on the Anderson farm on November 11. Boyer says she shot at him. Anderson says she aimed at a dog. Deputy Sheriff B E Bixler arrested her and Justice John C Shealer ordered custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Anderson
Butler Township
Roy Hess
Joseph
Boyer
Anderson
B. E. Bixler
Justice of the Peace
John C. Shealer
Shealer
Adams County
A Big Stocking Gag Prompts Childlike Christmas Satire
Cartoonish exchange features Bobby asking about a mountain stocking and a mother responding with playful misdirection. The vignette centers on a child’s whimsy about Christmas decorations in a rugged landscape setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Rub the hands with lard to remove paint stains
A practical tip describes rubbing hands with lard to lift paint stains. The note emphasizes using lard as a simple household solvent.
Get Up Nights BU KETS Promises Bladder Relief
A 25 cent BU KETS test box is offered to cleanse the bladder and bowels, reduce impurities and acids, and relieve nocturnal urination. If not relieved after four days, refund the purchase. Druggist T Auker endorses BU KETS as a best seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Auker
Baltzley and Kump Head Adams County Horseshoe Team
Adams county commissioner S Luther Baltzley and farm worker James Kump will represent Adams county in the farmers horseshoe pitching contest at the State Farm Products show in Harrisburg next month after winning a Gettysburg tournament. Six contestants played 50-point games in the elimination. Other participants were Neely Clark H. H. Beamer Dean and Zack Ford. Entries for the state competition must be in Harrisburg by December 15. The state tournament runs January 19 and 20 with cash prizes of 25 20 10 and 5 dollars plus a 20 dollar state winner prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Luther Baltzley
Adams County
James Kump
Mr. Baltzley
State Farm Products
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Neely Clark
H. H. Beamer
Dean
Zack Ford
State show awards five dollar consolation prize
A five dollar consolation prize will be awarded at the state show. Each participant must provide his own horseshoes for the state competition.
Manager returns Grayson Biesecker to Get tysburg store
Grayson Biesecker, former manager of the American store in Shillington, is transferred to Get tysburg to take over management of the newly opened American store in Center Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson Biesecker
Shillington
Gettysburg
Center Square
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheriff’s Sale
Joe E. Brown
Madison Square Garden
G. W. Hagarman
York Street
Richard McAllister
Select Now
Scooters
York Cycle CO
S. George Street
York, PA
Mrr
Robinson Crusoe
Douglas Fairbanks
Doug” of
Baltzley
Kump
Adams
A. D. Hershey
Broadway
Elmer KE. Wentz
Mack’s
Korn Smax & Candy Shoppe
Hanover, PA
Val
Leinhardt Bros
West Market Street
York
Louis
Morris Leinhardt
New Holland Restaurant
Carlisle Street
Hristmas
Elgins
Elgin
Columbia Jewelry Co
Jewelry of Distinction
Little
Meat Market
York St. & Broadway
Baltimore St
Nace’s
Reem
van Raalte
Bandeaux
Yardley
Deydale
Jonger
Balto. St., Hanover
Whitman’s
Cutex
Coty
Po Inp
Pearstone
Smith’s Drug Store
Broadway Hanover
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!