Woman Dies After Pedestrian Auto Collision in Adams County
Miss Lillie LeFevre, 58, of near Mt. Pleasant, died at Hanover General Hospital after being struck Sunday at 7 10 p m on the Hanover Littlestown highway. Richard L Eby, 27, of Littlestown R2 said glare from an oncoming Maryland car blinded him. She had been moved from Hanover doctor office to the hospital with shock and pelvic pain. Coroners from York and Adams counties investigated the crash. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 p m.
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Littlestown
Hanover
Lillie LeFevre
Mt. Pleasant
Hanover General Hospital
Miss LeFevre
Adams County
Richard L. Eby
Maryland
Eby
M N.harris
Carlisle Street
L. A. Zech
York County
Edgar A. Miller
Miller
Enoch and
Sarah
Maus) LeFevre
E. Maus LeFevre
Dundock
Henry §. Stover
Ralph B. LeFevre
Baltimore
Public sale of farm stock and property in Adams County
Mary E. Aughinbaugh executrix of George B. Aughinbaugh offers at public sale in Straban Township Adams County seven miles north of Gettysburg a diverse lot. eighteen head cattle including Holsteins Guernseys and Jerseys plus two red cows and a bluish bull. seven head horses and mules. nine head white shoats and 100 laying hens. farming implements two three section harrows drills planters mowers wagons and more. The sale also includes a 204 acre farm with 160 acres of tillable land 19 meadow 32 wheat and rye, a nine room house and multiple outbuildings. Terms cash. Caldwell Auctioneer.
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Straban Township
Adams County
Gettysburg
Harrisburg Road
Olstein
Guernsey
Jersey
John Deere
Mary E. Aughinbaugh
George B. Aughinbaugh
Caldwell
Sunday School and Preacher Services at Lutheran Church
Community notices from Hampton detail Sunday churchgoing at the Lutheran church with Holy Communion at 10 am and preparatory services Friday at 7 pm. The piece lists numerous local Sunday guests, visits among families in Reading and Reisterstown, a chicken and waffle supper at Jr. O U A M Hall, and a large public sale near Bigerville.
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Ambrose Young
Hancover
Melvin Young
Harvey Ferry
Westminster
Howard Treiber
Griest and Sons
Crist
Ensor
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Hanover
Maurice Fogle
David Myers
the Pines’ Church
Frank Decker
Fire Loss Auction At William O Anderson Farm
Norman J. King & Son announce a sale on April 3 1937 at the William O Anderson farm in Lattimore Township Adams County Pennsylvania near Bermudian Churches York Springs Dillsburg East Berlin. Items include 5 horses and mules 24 head of registered and grade Guernsey cattle 18 milking cows 11 heifers and a registered bull Accredited Herd. Sale begins at 1 pm terms due day of sale. Post Office York Springs Pa.
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William O. Anderson
Lattimore Township
Adams County
Pennsylvania
York Springs
Dillsburg
East Berlin
Guernsey
Norman J. King & Son
Gettysburg Family to Sail for Greece on Saturnia
Mr and Mrs Ernest Kranias and children Charles and Mary Lou of Gettysburg depart Thursday on the Saturnia for Greece to visit Mr and Mrs Kostas Kranias in Thessdale parents of Mr Kranias. They will be away six months. Paul Kargas will run his restaurant business during the absence.
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Charles
Mary Lou
Gettysburg
Greece
Kostas Kranias
Thessdale
Kranias
United States
Paul Kargas
Fallacies In Banking Presented At Adams County Meeting
Edmund W. Thomas of First National Bank spoke on Some Fallacies of Present-Day Banking during the Adams County Bankers Association March meeting at Cross Keys Inn. A dinner preceded the session with 38 representatives from 10 member banks. H. B. Firgharty read Planned Economy from the American Institute of Banking, presiding in the absence of Robert B. Martin. All member banks except Abbottstown state bank East Berlin national and First National bank of Fairfield were represented. Next meeting place left to the council of administration.
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Edmund W. Thomas
First National Bank
Adams County Bankers’ Association
Cross Keys Inn
American Institute of Banking
H. B. Firgharty
Abbottstown State Bank
East Berlin National
First National Bank of Fairfield
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