Three Hunters Hurt As Car Hits Parked Truck On Lincoln Highway
Three deer hunters were injured when the car they rode in struck a parked truck on the Lincoln Highway east of Cross Keys. The most seriously hurt was Joseph Yoder 23 Bird in Hand Lancaster County with leg injuries possibly including a fracture. Walter Plank 21 Bird in Hand was cut about the face and Luther Herr 17 had a nose injury. Two rear passengers were thrown from the seat but not seriously hurt. Officer Hoover investigated and Yoder was hospitalized in Hanover General. Funeral services for a relative of the injured were announced for Wenksville.
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Lincoln Highway
Cross Keys
Joseph Yoder
Lancaster County
K. H. Benson
Abbottstown
Yoder
Hanover General Hospital
Walter W. Plank
Benson
Luther Herr
Guy SS. Childress
Philadelphia Street
York
Omcer
W. W. Hoover
Gettysburg
State Motor Police
Plank
Hoover
Man Dies After Choking On Bread Crumbs Near Wenksville
Samuel D. Gable 37 of Aspers R. 2 died Sunday morning around 9 30 at his home near Wenksville after choking on bread crumbs at breakfast. His mother and half sister aided by telephoned guidance from Dr B C Jones attempted to dislodge the crumbs. Adams County coroner Dr Edgar A Miller ruled death by choking. Gable had been in ill health for eight years and was a laborer unable to work. He belonged to the Arendtsville lodge P O S of A and Gettysburg Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles and attended Wenksville Methodist Episcopal Church with perfect attendance for eight years. He was a son of the late George A Gable and Florence Black Gable Showers and resided with his mother. he had a half brother Kermit Showers of Aspers R.
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Samuel D. Gable
Aspers R. 2
Wenksville
Gable
B. C. Jones
Bendersville
Edgar A. Miller
Adams County
Doctor Jones
Arendtsville Lodge
P.O.S. of A
Gettysburg Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Methodist Episcopal Church
George A. Gable
Florence (Black) Gable Showers
Kermit Showers
Aspers R
Rename Officers of Adams County Board of School Directors
Four of five members met in the county superintendent office for a first re organization since formation last February and re elected all officers. Raffensperger was re elected president Rohrbaugh Waybright were named first and second vice presidents. Lady was chosen secretary and Culbertson treasurer. Raffensperger convalesced and Rohrbaugh presided. They also planned the Adams County school directors association convention set for January 27 with speakers Ackley Ralston Van Ness and Newland.
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Adams County Board of School Directors
Court House
Roy M. Raffensperger
Butler Township
Paul R. Rohrbaugh
Fairfield
Clarence J. Waybright
Freedom Township
Willis H. Lady
Biglerville
Albert Culbertson
Highland Township
Raffensperger
York
Rohrbaugh
Adams County School Directors’ Association
School Directors’ Association
Harrisburg
Ira Y. Baker
Marshy C. Little
Clarence E. Ackley
Public Instruction
Pennsylvania
Cameron Ralston
Washington
Washington and Jefferson College
Chicago
P. O. van Ness
Pennsylvania State School Directors’ Association
State School Directors’ Association
T. Ernest Newland
State Department of Public Instruction
Two Thousand Deer Killed In Nearby Hills
Unofficial estimates place the Adams County deer kill in the six day antlerless season at up to 2000 with hunters noting heaviest activity on December 3 and a surge through Chambersburg and Gettysburg. Officials expect formal tallies later this month from Harrisburg.
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South Mountain
Adams
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Adams County
R. C. Anderson
Harrisburg
Schools Share Vocational Fund Reimbursed Across PA
Four hundred thirty school districts in Pennsylvania will be reimbursed to the extent of $1,162,794 in state and federal funds for costs of vocational education per the Auditor General. The federal government will contribute $995,324.66 of the total. Adams county’s share is $7,566 with $5,684.50 federal funds. The division includes Arendtsville joint district $3,557.50 Biglerville $1,062.50 East Berlin $898 Gettysburg $1,020 and New Oxford $1,028.
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Pennsylvania
Auditor General’s Department
Adams County
Arendtsville
Biglerville
East Berlin
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Husband Freed on Wife's Charge In Hanover
Harvey Miller of Hanover was arrested Saturday evening by Constable Glenn Gulse on a non support charge brought by his wife Fannie Miller of Strahan township before Justice John C. Shearer. Miller posted $300 bond and was released for a hearing next Saturday.
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Harvey Miller
Hanover
Glenn Gulse
Fannie Miller
Strahan Township
John C. Shearer
Miller
Truck Crash in New Jersey Injures Pitzer Driver
Chester W. Fohl of Biglerville remained in St Elizabeth Hospital Elizabeth New Jersey with second degree facial and wrist burns after a Monday morning crash en route to New York with canned goods. H Earl Pitzer owner of the truck reported the tractor and trailer burned and towed from Unionville. Forty eight cases of Orrtanna Canning company goods damaged. undamaged cases delivered by another Pitzer truck. Two men on the other truck were injured.
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Chester W. Fohl
Biglerville
H. Earl Pitzer
Unionville
New Jersey
New York
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Elizabeth
Orrtanna Canning Company
Pitzer
Two Hogs Weigh 1191 Pounds in Bendersville Butchering
Two hogs weighing 629 and 562 pounds were butchered Tuesday in Bendersville. The animals belonged to B. E. Blocher and combined for a total weight of 1191 pounds.
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Bendersville
B. E. Blocher
Driver Jesse Marsh License Suspended for Financial Responsibility
The automobile driver's license of Jesse Marsh of Hanover has been suspended on a charge of failure to maintain proof of financial responsibility, announced by the state bureau of safety in Harrisburg.
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Jesse Marsh
Hanover
State Bureau of Safety
Harrisburg
Editor Leaves Hospital After Three Weeks
Herbert L. Grimm has been discharged from Warner hospital after a three week stay. He returns to his home at 430 College avenue. He has diabetes. He is executive vice president and editor of the Times and News Publishing company.
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Herbert L. Grimm
Warner Hospital
College Avenue
The
Times and News Publishing Company
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