Army Officer Arrested After Slight Auto Incident
Lieut. E. H. Lawsen of the United States Army stationed at Helly Wield Texas was arrested by State Highway Patrolman Law Priday in West York on reckless driving charges. He received a fine and costs before Alderman May and was discharged. The patrolman chased a high powered car bearing green and white plates toward York road and Abbottstown. the vehicle had been involved in a minor collision west of Abbottstown on the Lincoln highway. Lawsen fled the officer and ran a stop sign before being overturned near the York fair grounds. he was handed to Abbottstown authorities but released for lack of charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lawsen
United States Army
Helly Wield
Texas
Law
Priday
West York Borough
May
Abbottstown
York Road
Lincoln Highway
Cordes Family Plans European Vacation
Mr and Mrs Henry Cordes of Gettysburg and their two year old son Carl Heinz Cordes will sail from New York on May 5 for a three month vacation in Europe. They will visit relatives in Oldenburg and Holstein Germany before touring Germany France and Belgium and returning to Gettysburg.
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Germany
Henry Cordes
Carl Heinz @Cordes
Gettysburg
New York
Hamburg
Europe
Cordes
York
Oldenburg
Bremen
Rothers
Margaret Meyer
Mr. Cordes
Holsteing
France
Belgium
Birth announcements from Hanover area list multiple new arrivals
Dr and Mrs Albert M Grant announce a second son John Adams Sounday in Hanover. Mr and Mrs Marshall Sanders report a daughter born Nov 27 near White Church. A son arrives Saturday to Dr and Mrs Malcolm W Arnold Washington DC, and Elizabeth Seabrook is noted. A son to Mr and Mrs Howard Storm Gettysburg R1, a son to Roy Hartlaub near White Hall, a son to Miles Weikert Bonneauville now named Mari, and a son to Mr and Mrs Paul Aumen Hanover. Christmas cards may be mailed unsealed by tucking in the flap. dampen to tighten string. Soak blood stained articles in lukewarm water with ammonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M Grant
Hanover
John Adams
Sounday
Marshall Sanders
White Church
Malcolm W. Arnold
Washington, D. C
Arnold
Elizabeth Seabrook
E. A. Seabrook
Fairfield
Howard Storm
Gettysburg
Roy Hartlaub
White Hall
Hartlaub
Elizabeth Spangler
Miles Weikert
Bonneauville
Mari
Paul
Aumen
Raymond Kump
Littlestown
Abbottstown Stage Comedy For Paradise Orphans
The four act comedy The Blossoming of Mary Ann was shown to orphans at Paradise Protectory Sunday by St. Joseph's Dramatic club of Hanover under John F. Irving. Refuge class of St John's Lutheran held its monthly meeting at the Meckley home. Mrs Ida Boozle visited her son Richard at Misericordia hospital Philadelphia after an appendicitis operation. doctors report favorable progress. Meckley paralysis patient Samuel J. Meckley shows improvement. Slaughtered heavy dogs listed: Lewis S. Moul 393 lb, Mervin Baker 430 lb, Francis F. Elder 611 lb. Sue Howe attended Scott Bream’s funeral in New Cumberland. Allen J March sold a ten acre timber lot in Berwick township to Charles R. Altland. Democratic parade exceeded a half mile. Paradise Protectory and East Berlin bands provided music. Mr and Mrs Norman Miller moved from Hampton to Allen J March’s South Queen street property. George Zudrell and daughter Mae visited Richard at Misericordia hospital, Philadelphia, post appendicitis operation. Mrs Raymond Wentz was...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Samuel J. Meckley
Lewis S. Moul
Mervin Baker
Francis F. Elder
Sue Howe
Scott Bream
New Cumberland
Allen J March
Berwick Township
Charles R. Altland
Paradise Protectory Band
East Berlin
Norman Miller
Hampton
Allen J. March
South Ueen Street
George Zudrell
Mae
Richard
Misericordia Hospital
Philadelphia
Raymond Wentz
Christmas Shows and Local Events in Green Springs
Paul Miller removed two large front trees at his home in Green Springs. A Real Christmas will be staged Sunday evening December 25. A second program featuring recitations songs and two plays Lost on Christmas Eve and Christmas at Timothy Corner will take place Sunday evening January 1. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs Laughman at the Laughman home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Miller
Timothy Corner
George Laughman
Laughman
County To Build 60 foot Bridge Near Two Churches
Adams county commissioners announce a 60 foot steel bridge will be built on the road from the Carlisle pike to Two Churches near Norman King s home. They allocate 1500 dollars from the liquid fuel tax and Latimore and Reading townships contribute 250 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Carlisle Pike
Norman King
Latimore
Reading
Man Arrested for Non Support in Gettysburg Case
Howard Johns of Gettysburg was arrested by Constable Charles H. Wilson on a desertion and non support charge. Mrs Johns posted 300 bail. he is confined to the house but able to move about. The Girls Guild of the Reformed Church met at the Bowsers Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Johns
Gettysburg
Charles H Wilson
Justice of the Peace
John C Shealer
Johns Johns
Deer Hunter Lost In The Mountains Near Idaville
Howard Tate separated from his party while deer hunting near Hammond's Rock in the mountains. He wandered all day and night before Pop Bix, reservoir caretaker, found him the next morning. State and county officials prepared the 1933 jury wheel with 350 names after adding 268 to the existing list. Mrs William Freet of Hanover injured in a stairway fall suffering a broken nose and injuries to the neck and shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tate
Idaville
Howard Tate
Hammond's Rock
Pop Bix
Mount Holly Springs
Adams County
H. Crum
William P. Stover
Donald P. McPherson
John ©. Wibley
Orner
Willian
Freet
Hanover
State Elections Bureau Rejects Senator Davis Expense Vouchers
The state elections bureau on Tuesday rejected United States Senator James J. Davis's expense account for failing to submit vouchers covering items over ten dollars as required by law. He was given until Thursday to file them with Fitchard J. Beamish, secretary for the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Elections Bureau
United States
James J. Davis
Davis
Fitchard J. Beamish
The
Commonwealth
Miss A Marie Buddy Appears in Carmen in Philadelphia
Miss A Marie Buddy of Littlestown, formerly with the Chicago Civic Opera, is cast in a prominent Carmen role for the International Opera company of Philadelphia at the Metropolitan house. Leading parts also feature Mme Ina Bourskaya of the Metropolitan Opera, Ivan Ivantzoff and Chief Caupolican of the Philadelphia Grand Opera company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Marie Buddy
Littlestown
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Carmen
Bizet
International Opera
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Orphans Court
Pennsylvania
Louis H. Miller
Nathaniel C. Miller
Frank T.miller
New Oxford
First National Bank
Reiginierie Meieren
Picea Meaner Ee
Penrose Myers
Geo. E. Reisinger Jeweler
W. Market ST
York, PA
Green Springs
Far East
Liggitt Linen and Gift Shop
N. George ST
E. H. Walter
Blocher
Frank C. Bayer
E. Market St
Court House
Hamilton
Elgin, Waltham
Illinois
Baby Shop
Fred
Ste
R. Roe
Devoe
Baltimore ST
H. T. Maring
FUR Sale
FUR Shop
North George Street
York, Penna
Will
Schroeder
S. Queen St
Jeved
Radio Servic
E. J. J. Gobrecht
E. Chestnut St
Carlisle St
Blue Streak
P. Y. Burgard
Philadelphia & West Sts
California
Libby
Chase & Sanborn’s
Vant
Reo Coffee
Gorton’s
Stauffer
Lifebuoy
Lincolnway Grocery
Earl L. Petry
Lincolnway East
Hershey’s
Markeyr
Teddy Bears
Clear Toy
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