C R Brothers Leads County Bankers Association
C R Brothers heads the county bankers association with M Smyser as treasurer of Peoples State Bank of East Berlin. Other council members include Arnold E Orner, C D Krout, William M Weidner, and Wesley Schaible. Crum and Rev Dr Howard S Fox spoke on courage to carry ideas forward, citing Columbus as analogy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Smyser
The
Peoples State Bank of East Berlin
Council of Administration
Arnold E. Orner
National Bank of Arendtsville
C. D. Krout
Berlin National Bank
William M. Weidner
First National Bank of
York Springs
Wesley Schaible
First National Bank of Fairfield
Warren Harner
Littlestown State Bank
H. 8
Flaherty
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of New Oxford
Dale Crum
Bendersville National Bank
Crum
Howards. Fox
Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church
Gettysburg
Columbus
Taxicab Driver Hurt In Carlisle Crash
Richard Bitner a 27 year old taxicab driver from Gardners R 2 Carlisle received treatment at Carlisle Hospital for concussion and multiple abrasions after his cab was struck Wednesday December 5 by an auto driven by Mrs Eleanor Brown of Carlisle. Mrs Brown was charged with failure to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bitner
Gardners R. 2
Carlisle
Carlisle Hospital
Eleanor Co. Brown
Brown
Cagers Win Second Straight for York Springs
York Springs High improved to 2-2 by routing Dover 72-45 on the York Springs floor. Coach Al Billett’s Springers opened 19-7 and led 35-18 at halftime behind 21 points from Jimmy Cashman, 18 from George Williams, and 15 from Jay Wenders. Dover’s Weaver added 17. The Jayvees dropped their fourth in a 36-31 opener.
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York Springs
West York Highlagers defeat East Berlin dribblers 58 28
West York over East Berlin 58 28 as Bull dogs surge to 21 7 lead and maintain margin. Haverstick scores 11 for West York while Cable adds 21 2 for the visitors. Also notes West York won the preliminary 65 36 and Bankert reports farm tax course completion at PSU University Park.
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East Berlin
West York Highlagers
Bulldogs
West York
Indians
Bill Haverstick
Adams County
Gary Cable
Woburn A. Bankert
Littlestown State Bank
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
College of Agriculture
Three Vehicles Involved In York Springs Crash
At 7 10 Thursday morning three vehicles collided a tenth of a mile south of York Springs causing 105 in property damage with no injuries. William Grove 22 of York drove a truck owned by J Leonard of York stopped to let a car onto the road. Owen Wilmer Ringer 53 of Akron Ohio stopped behind Grove. Dorothy A Swartz 33 of New Oxford failed to stop and struck Ringer forcing him into the truck. Swartz vehicle 25 damage and Ringer 80 damage.
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York Springs
William Grove
York
J. Leonard
Owen Wilmer Ringer
Akron, O
Dorothy A. Swartz
Lincolnway East
New Oxford
Michael P. Leer Dies in Carlisle Hospital
Michael Peter Leer 72 died Saturday morning at 7 30 o'clock in Carlisle Hospital where he had been a patient two days. A lifelong York Springs area resident, he lived in Dillsburg the last year and was a member of Chestnut Grove Lutheran Church. He was a son of the late Peter and Susan Leer and survived by his wife Susan Jutkins and three children, Mrs. Harry Deter, Dover R 1, and Mrs. Rob.
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Michael Peter Leer
Carlisle Hospital
Dillsburg
York Springs
Chestnut Grove
Peter
Susan (Brough) Leer
Susan Jutxkins
Harry Deter
Dover R. 1
Rob
Memorials for Stonesifer and Leer families noted in York Springs
Ept Stonesifer of Baltimore and Mrs Edward Livingston of York R 4 are named as survivors along with five grandchildren and siblings Calvin Leer and Elsie Leer of York Springs. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Chestnut Grove Lutheran Church with burial in Sunnyside Cemetery York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ert Stonesifer
Baltimore
Edward Livingston
York R. 4
Calvin Leer
Elsie Leer
York Springs
Dillsburg
Norman Barber
Chestnut Grove Lutheran Church
Sunnyside Cemetery
Funeral services held for Frank G. Todt 70
Funeral services for Frank G. Todt 70 a retired farmer and husband of Mrs Mary Todt were held Friday morning after his death Tuesday at Hanover Hospital from coronary embolism The Rev John P Bolin officiated with a Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church Conewago Chapel Interment followed in the church cemetery Pallbearers were six of the deceased nephews Paul Lawrence Francis Weaver Raymond Smith Henry Storm John Todt Sr and George Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Todt
Mary
Fck) Todt
Hanover R 4
Hanover Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Conewago Chapel
John P. Bolin
Paul Lawrence
Francis Weaver
Raymond Smith
Henry Storm
John Todt Sr
George Smith
Birth of Daughter for Mr and Mrs R Norman Bange
Mr and Mrs R Norman Bange of Hanover Route 4 announced the birth of a daughter on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Norman Bange
Hanover R. 4
Garber Elected President of Lower Adams Joint District
Clyde O. Garber of New Oxford became president of the Lower Adams Joint School District board at the annual re organization meeting in New Oxford. He moves up from vice president to take over from Harry C. Brinton who had led the jointure since its formation. Clyde Wagner of Berwick Township was named vice president. Routine business followed.
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Clyde O. Garber
New Oxford
R 1
Hamilton Two
State Department of Highways
Adams County
Lower Adams
Garber
Harry C. Brinton
Hanover R. 5
Clyde Wagner
Berwick Twp
Red Lion boys defeat New Oxford in doubleheader loss
Red Lion High School cagers swept past New Oxford Friday night. The varsity won 57 to 39 while the reserves were routed 53 to 14. New Oxford led 13 to 10 after one period but trailed 29 to 28 at halftime as Red Lion pulled away in the third period behind Tom Melhorn and Larry Baker. Jan Sponseller scored for New Oxford.
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New Oxford
Red Lion
Jake Diviney
Varsity
Colonials
Tom Melhorn
Larry Baker
Lions
Jan Sponseller
Klunk heirs sell Conewago property for one dollar
The report notes 19 points for the losers and Mel horn earned 19 for the winners. James A. and Ethelyn A. Klunk of Conewago Two sold to James A. and Donald H. and Lovie F. Klunk and Ethelyn A. Klunk of Hannover a Conewago property for one dollar.
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Melhorn
James A
Ethelyn A. Klunk
Conewago Two
Donald H
Lovie F. Klunk
Hanoover
Cone
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C. R. Brothers
County Bankers Assn
E. B. H. S. Dribblers
Cision
Broilers
Bentzell's Poultry 6
Washington Street
Gettysburg, Pa
E. J. J. Gobrecht
Chestnut Street
Teys
Hanover, Pa
John Deere
NEW Idea
Lowes
Frederick
Michael P. Leer
Philco
Bendix
Spen
Wolf
M. C. Nace Store
Center Square
Lower Adams Rd
la Burgard
Howard F. Wantz
Longines- Wittnauer Watches
Highland Ave
Oxford
Hillcrest
Emmitsburg
Smyler’s Card Shop
Frederick Street
State Theatre
Hanover
Loraine Salon
Miriam Armacost
Proprietress
York and
W. Chestnut St
This
Optometrist
Baltimore St
Oliver
Miniature Farm Toys
Carlisle St
Samuel Shirk
Broadway
Wago
Marilyn Monroe
Maurice Zolotow
Arthur Miller
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Nunda Fruit Farm
Abbottstown
Valley Forge
Miller's
Dutch Carling
Lowenbrau LaBatt
Tan
Bob Yingling
Carlisle Street
Clearview Shopping Center
the Lady of
Frigidaire Appliances
Wanever, Pa
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