Past Grands Elect Officers At York Springs Meeting
The Past Grands Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its annual election in York Springs. W. D. Sheely was named president succeeding J. E. Snyder who presided with 96 members present. New honorary vice president Vergie Musser was elected and other officers were named for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grands’ Association of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
York Springs
W. D. Sheely
Littleston
J. E. Snyder
Gettysburg
Mr. Snyder
Tollow
Cc. S. Starner
Bendersville
R. B. Hoover
Fairfield
Murray E. Wentz
Ira S. Schwartz
Littlestown
John W. Stallsmith
E. R. Lentz
Bruce Naugle
O. A. Lupp
Vergie Musser
Mary Gettys Rebekah Lodge
America
Luther B. Hafer
Taneytown
Dale Roth
Myrtle Oyler
May Thomas
County Woman II With Rabbit Fever
Adams county reports its first 1938 tularemia case known as rabbit fever. Mrs. Russell Stoops of Gettysburg Route 2 was diagnosed Saturday after illness began about a week earlier. Dr. Ira Henderson of Fairfield attends.
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Adams County
Russell Stoops
Gettysburg
Two Motorists Charged By Gettysburg Motor Police
Reuben S. King of Atglen Pennsylvania was charged with speeding 67 mph before Justice Gerald Orndorff in Oxford township. Charles W. Hufnagle of York was charged with failing to obey a through traffic stop sign in Abbottstown before Justice Bay Sponseller in Hamilton township. Arrests were made by Gettysburg substation state motor police.
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Reuben S. King
Atglen
Justice of the Peace
Gerald Orndorff
Oxford Township
Charles W. Hufnagle
York
Justice of the Peace Bay Sponseller
Hamilton Township
Abbottstown
Gettysburg
State Motor Police
PULLED FROM POND WITH HOCKEY STICK
Barney Small of Gettysburg was pulled from ten feet of water at the brickyard pond after breaking through ice while skating. Walter Small, a former Edgegrove resident, watched as friend Donald Turner used a hockey stick to rescue him. He suffered no harm beyond a ducking, recalling a previous near drowning in the Monocacy River at age nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Barney) Small
Gettysburg
Walter Small
Edgegrove
Small
Brickyard
Donald Turner
Monocacy River
William Adair Fractures Ankle in Ice Fall
William L. Adair of Gettysburg employed in a local tailor shop fractured his left ankle after slipping on ice Saturday night. He was admitted to Warner Hospital for treatment and discharged on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Adair
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
G Men Typists Adopt Three Families For Christmas
Girls in the Justice Department fingerprint division will sponsor three adopted Washington families for a Christmas dinner on December 25. Last year they helped three needy Washington families and will continue yearly support with food clothing and toys for orphans hospital patients and others in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
G-men
United States Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Transfer of Han property by Hertz to Smith recorded
Notice states Frank P. Hertz and wife transferred property in Hanover to Lester M. Smith and wife and the deed was entered for record at York. Also notes Mrs. Myrtle Kepner of Hanover is confined to bed with pleurisy.
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Hanover
Frank P. Hertz
Lester M. Smith
York
Myrtle Kepner
Public sale of real estate in Hamilton Township Adams County
Esther I. King administrator announces a public sale of Ida Lukenbaugh estate on December 17 1938 at 1 30 P M on the premises in Hamilton Township Adams County Pa The property covers 3 acres and 23 perches with a two story brick dwelling eight rooms a small barn and out buildings The sale follows an Orphans Court order and will be conducted on the public road from New Oxford to East Berlin about one mile west of Mummert s Meeting House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Lukenbaugh
Hamilton Township
Adams County
Orphans’ Court
New Oxford
East Berlin
Jacob Miller
Neeah Baker
Amos Baker
Mummert
Real Christmas Brings Hope To Mayne Children
In a Philadelphia area scene a wealthy family adopts the Mayne children after a factory fire claims their parents. A warm caroling Christmas lunch follows with a tree and gifts for Sally and Johnnie. A second report notes traffic violations and vehicle damage investigated by state police.
2 Riders Hurt In 3 Car Crash Near Hanover
Two persons were injured in a three car collision in Pennville near Hanover Thursday evening. Maurice C. Stump of York New Salem suffered a concussion and forehead laceration, while Andrew F. Smith of New Oxford had a lower lip laceration. A Stump owned car driven by Roy C. Riebling and a Smith owned car driven by Andrew F. Smith collided on Frederick street as a third Smith vehicle struck earlier. Two operators face arrest as a result of the mishap.
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Pennville
Hanover
Maurice C. Stump
York New Salem
George Potter Ard
Andrew F. Smith
New Oxford
Edward W Stick
Stump
Roy C. Riebling
York
New Salem
Frederick Street
Smith Brothers
Walkers Shoe Repair Shop Opens in Hanover
Walker's Shoe Repair Shop at 105 East Walnut Street in Hanover Pennsylvania is now open for business. The shop offers all kinds of shoe repair work at reasonable prices with guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker’s Shoe Repair Shop
East Walnut St
Hanover, Pa
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C. F. Bless
Gitt
Penney Co
Center Square
Blue Sunoco Gas
Sunoco Gardens
Willis L. Weikert
Prop
Vincom Way West
DuPont
Carlisle Street
William Adair
Esther I. King
Abbottstown, Pa
Jimmie
Massine
Sally
Johnnie
Santa Claus
Santa
Daddy
Madge
Phil
Elsie
Mayne
Meg
Mrs. Vigars
Phil Vigars
Andrew Smith
Kuhn
John W. Dubs
Penn Township
C. W. Hamburger
Pennsylvania Motor Police
Smith
Plank
Cash Meat Market
N.L
York ST
Dr. J. F. D. Bowersox
West Chestnut St
Good Bros. Motor Company
Chrysler & Plymouth
Frederick St. Hanover
L. A. GR
Montgomery
Henover, Pa
Ward
Frederick St
Tel
Tipton’s
Gettysburg, PA
Peoples Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Great Savings
Hanover Upholstering CO
High Street
Sam
Brenner’s
Broadway
Philco
Phileco Radio
G. G. Rebert
Balto
St. Phéne
Crouse Planing
Slanover
Penna
Harvel
Roth Bros
Broadway Jewelers
Warvel
Samuel Shirk
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of New Oxford
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