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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

14

Officer Bongartz Dies In Gettysburg Hotel Shooting

Henry D. Bongartz a 42 year old enforcement officer for the State Liquor Control board was found dead in his Gettysburg hotel room with a .38 pistol in hand. Coroner Dr. Miller ruled death likely instantaneous from a self inflicted gunshot after Bongartz wrecked his car earlier the same night and appeared despondent over several months.

Henry D. Bongartz State Liquor Control Board Gettysburg Edgar A. Miller Adams County Thomas L. Casey Bongartz Pinkerton Pittsburgh Philadelphia Casey Annex Ray E. Oberheim Bongart2 Victira Oberheim Brushtown Gettysburg- Hanover Western Maryland Railroad Gettysburg Academy Liquor Control Board State Board Newark Pinkerton Agency Navy Medical Merchant Marine H. B. Bender and Son Jersey City Harrisburg Mahlon J. McIntyre Milk Control Board Hanover Road McIntyre Warner Hospital Karman Strang North Second Street Strang

Banker Cooch to Direct Homestead Farm Near Dillsburg

Francis Allyn Cooch, longtime vice president of Equitable Trust of Wilmington, will assume active leadership of his 176 acre Homestead farm near Dillsburg after a forty two year bank career. The property has tenants Clyde and Mrs Kimmel, and the barn recently rebuilt after a fire. Cooch is brother of Delaware Lieutenant Governor Edward W. Cooch.

Francis ‘Allyn Cooch Equitable Trust Company Wilmington Delaware Dillsburg Cooch Edward W. Cooch

Benders Green Cold Capsules Advertised at Cut Rate Store

The notice promotes Bender's Green Cold Capsules sold at Bender's Cut Rate Store located at 16 Balto Street in Gettysburg. The short sales copy emphasizes affordability and availability.

Bender Balto. St Gettysburg

Banker Plays Role of Santa in Sioux City Mystery

Ed T. Kearney a real estate man and banker who funded anonymous Christmas gifts to prisons and missions signed as Mickey Finn. The sleuthing revealed his identity during a 1937 hospital stay and papers showed letters sent to sheriffs and bankers nationwide.

Sioux City Iowa Santa Claus Ed T. Kearney Yuletide Mickey Finn Kearney Cook County Ill cHicaGo Mr. Kearney Jackson Neb

Two 13-Year-Old Runaway Youths Return Home

Two youths from the South Mountain sanatorium ran away Thursday morning at about 8 30 and appeared at the Gettysburg state police substation at 1 30 that afternoon saying they had changed their minds and would not run away.

Children's Hospital South Mountain Gettysburg State Motor Police

Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Rimless Frames Sale

The ad offers complete rimless glasses at affordable prices after eye exams. It highlights affordable spectacle options and invites customers to visit for fitting and selection.

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Two youths Found Near Harrisburg Return to Sanatorium

The youths said they had been within 20 miles of Harrisburg when they turned back stopping at Gettysburg to ask police to help them return to the hospital. Officers took the boys back to the sanatorium. The youths identified themselves as David Smith Harrisburg and George Montgomery McKeesport.

Harrisburg Gettysburg David Smith George Montgomery McKeesport

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