Abbottstown Attendance Report Highlights School Stars
The Abbottstown Borough monthly attendance report lists perfect attendance in three schools. Grammar students include Alwine Alwine Berkheimer Butt Haverstick Kime Meckley Smith Sanders Altland Baker etc with Miss Mary E. Elder as teacher. Intermediate lists many students with Miss Estella M. Hale as teacher. Primary lists Curtis Alwine Francis Anthony Ralph Baker Ralph Butt Warren Berkheimer Donald Baker among others under Miss Mellie K. Eisenhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar
Richard Alwine
Walter Alwine
Robert Berkheimer
Ervin Butt
Guy Haverstick
John Kime
Edward Meckley
Billy Smith
Betty Sanders
Josephine Altland
Kathryn Baker
Verna Baker
Margaret Bowser
Dorothy Diehl
Frances Chronister
Catherine Gallett
Mildred Resh
Mary E. Elder
Pearl Berkheimer
Janet Baker
Pearl Baker
Arlene Crew
Irene Crowl
Anna Dentrick
Florence Emig
Nellie Gise
Ferne Grim
Josephine Hafer
Saxine Hamme
Velma Krout
Betty Kuhn
Betty Lauchman
Janet Merkle
Charlotte Nagle
Annabelle Wolfe
Calvin Allland
George al- Wine
Fred Anthony
Emerson Baker
Milton Butt
Harry Emig
George Gise
Charles Hamme
Billy Haverstick
Morrel Wildasin
Regina Anthony
Mildred Alwine
Jean Alwine
Doris Bowser
Bernadine Bievenour
Rhoda Crown
Betty Deatrick
Minnie Emig
Belletta Gise
Anna Hoffheins
Fatrie Hoke
Jean Hollinger
Anna Kuhn
Jeune Leib
Ruth Lauchman
Annabelle Rutter
Mary Rutter
Pearle Schaffer
Jesse Meryrill
Geraldine Rutter
Virginia Slothour
Mellie K. Eisenhart
Car Fire and Crash Injure Three Near New Oxford
A sedan destroyed by fire after a collision at the Cross Keys intersection near New Oxford left two women with minor injuries. G Curtis Plank and his brother pulled their mother and Mrs Arthur Shields from the burning car. In a separate incident on the Lincoln highway near Abbottstown three Yorkers escaped a car fire after breaking a window, with minor injuries and a Gettysburg College student transporting the injured to York hospital.
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Cross Keys
New Oxford
G. Curtis Plank
Gettysburg
Wiliam Plank
Walter Plank
Arthur H. Shields
Crettysburg
Plank
Shields
Warner Hospital
Lincoln Highway
York
C. O. Thomas
Biglerville R. 2
Carlisle Pike
Thomas
James G Warren
Motor Patrol
New Oxford Fire Company
Abbottstown
John Heltlig
Lester Long
Emma Uhler
Heilig
Long
Miss Ahler
Gettysburg College
Philadelphia
York Hospital
Adams County Training School Closes Successful Session
The Adams County leadership training school completed a three week session at the Lutheran seminary with 98 international standard curriculum credits earned by students from across the county. The assembly approved continuing the three week format for 1933 and elected new board members G E Sheffer E J Bowman H H Hartman and Mrs Ira D Henderson. The council will be renamed The Adams County Council of Christian Education and will record credits on the seminary files in Gettysburg. Seminary School to Specialize aims to emphasize specialization units for local churches and communities.
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Adams County
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Board of Directors
G. E. Sheffer
New Oxford
E. J. Bowman
Gettysburg
H. H. Hartman
Littlestown
Ira D. Henderson
Fairfield
Adams County Council of Christian Education
International Council
Executors Notice in Adams County Pa Estate of Annie A Little
In the Orphans Court of Adams County Pennsylvania letters testamentary have been granted to Henry Amos Little and Edna Todt executors of Annie A Little deceased. All creditors and claimants must present debts or claims promptly to the executors or their attorney E V Bullett Gettysburg Pa. Deadline noted in notice.
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Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Annie A. Little
Henry Amos Little
Gas Station Robbery Reported in Littletown
Thieves forced a rear window to enter the Super-service gas station in Littletown on Wednesday night and stole $1.60 in pennies $2 in nickels six cartons of cigarettes and a .32 caliber revolver. state police were alerted on Thursday. Malcolm Clauser owns the station.
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Littlestown
Malcolm Clauser
Adams County Receives December Emergency Relief Grant
Adams county has been allotted 4 946 14 for December by the state emergency relief board. The board appropriated 2 000 000 to all counties in the state at its Harrisburg meeting, bringing total grants to 6 500 000. An additional 5 400 000 is available for distribution in January February and March in cooperation with the Adams County Sunday School association. Officers for the ensuing year include President the Rev Paul Gladfelter Abbottstown Secretary the Rev H S Fox Gettysburg and Treasurer Co C Culp Gettysburg.
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Adams County
State Emergency Relief Board
Harrisburg
Paul Gladfelter
Abbottstown
H. S. Fox
Gettysburg
Co. C. Culp
Congressman Haines Aims to Cut Government Expenses
Congressman Harry L. Haines of the 22nd district Pennsylvania says a billion dollars can be cut from government costs without new taxes. He opposes excise taxes on industry and products and pledges repeal, citing unfairness and the need to reduce extravagance to avoid extra taxation. He has toured York Adams and Franklin counties to gauge sentiment on tax cuts and economic needs.
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Harry L. Haines
Red Lion
Haines
22Nd
Pennsylvania
York
Adams
Franklin
Husband Faces Assault Charge in York Springs Case
Harry Fogle of York Springs R 2 was arrested Friday by state police Trooper S J Walsh and Constable C H Wilson on an assault and battery charge. Mrs Rosie Fogle of Greenmount, the defendant's wife, is the prosecutor. The information was presented to Justice of the Peace John C Shealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fogle
York Springs R. 2
S. J. Walsh
State Police
C. H. Wilson
Rosie Fogle
Greenmount
Justice of the Peace
John C. Shealer
Lawmakers urged to cut costs and revoke excise taxes
The speaker emphasizes abolishing extravagant government costs and repealing industry excise taxes as top priorities. He urges harmony in a brief session and accuses no one of political games, calling for decisive action to restore public confidence and relief for the country.
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Cof
Haines
Man Pays Fine Under Protest for Unlicensed Dog
Roy Hess of Butler township paid a total of $15 under protest after a hearing before Justice Neil W. Gibson. Hess was charged with allowing a dog to run at large without a license. He claimed he had purchased a license but the tag was lost while hunting, with neighbor Mrs. John P Anderson prosecuting.
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Roy Hess
Butler Township
Justice of the Peace
Neil W. Gibson
John P Anderson
Hess
Adams County Red Cross Sees 974 Members Enroll
Adams county Red Cross officials report 974 members enrolled with 1174.20 on hand. The roll call adds 195 memberships plus three five dollar contributions and one ten dollar sustaining membership along with 26 in donations.
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Adams County Red Cross Chapter
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Abbottstown Boro
Smoker
Newcomer’s Cigar Store
Broadway
Hanover
Penna
Deatrick Bros
Balto. St
Geisler Furniture Supply Co
Carlisle ST
Hanover, PA
Livingston
Mercer
Bollinger
Baltimore St. H. .Over, PA
Edna Todt
Executrix
New Oxford, Pa
E. V. Bullett
First National Bank
Gettysburt
Adams County Sunday School Association
J. M. Hulick
Useful Gifts
Center Square
County Red Cross
W. Market St
Sears-Roebuck
Gehly
Gehly’s
Gehry
France
Numdah
Axminster
India
Orientals
Sarouks
Beluch
Anatolians
Hamedans
Massouls
Lelihans
Bissell
Governor Winthrop
Windsor
Nes
Royal Vacuum Cleaners
Lane Cedar Chests
West Market St
York, Penna
the Farmers’ and Merchants’Bank
Jas, W. Barnitz
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