Morphine Stolen From Fairfield Doctor Office
A well dressed young couple stole morphine and other costly drugs from Dr Ira M Jerson of Fairfield on Tuesday. They lured the doctor and his wife with a plan to return after a brief visit to a Henderson home. The man claimed a Rouzerie, Mira address and drove a maroon car. The theft occurred while the doctor was away and disrupted papers on the desk. Neighbors saw the man leave with papers and head toward the Henderson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira M. Jerson
Fairfield
Hender
Henderson
Rouzerie
Mira
Lincoln Highway widening eyed from York line to river
York Railways will abandon its tracks between East York and Wrightsville allowing Lincoln highway widening to three lanes on three segments from the city line to the Susquehanna. York Engineering and Construction bid $165,098.10 for three sections. Gettysburg mail routes report four carriers average 4 171 pieces daily and 118 pounds of mail per route with 861 parcels handled in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East York
Wrightsville
York Railways Company
Lincoln Highway
Secretary of Highways
Samuel
Lewis
Harrisbug
York
Susquehanna River
Yok City
Airport Road
Hallam
York Engineering and Construction Company of
York Concern
S. W. Harbold
R W Smith
Gettysburg
George P. Black
Norton ©. Miller
F. Mark Bream
Henry Garlach
Walter Johns
Public Sale of Household Goods in Reading Township
Executors of the Eliza J. Sipe estate announce a public sale of personal property on December 17, 1932, at the late home in Hampton, Adams County. Items include bedstead, dressers, stands, chairs, furniture, dishes, glassware, organ, and more with sale starting at 1 PM. Proceeds handled by Samuel Sipe and Frank Hartman. auction by William Ensor. J. R. Hartman clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza J. Sipe
Reading Township
Adams County
Hampton
Samuel Sipe Frank Hartman
Fruit Farm Sold for 2000 at Fairfield Public Auction
D. P. Polley of Fairfield bought the 76 acre Warren Martin fruit farm from B. E. Benner and Harry S. Stoner, executors of the Musselman estate, at public sale for 2000. The property lies about a mile from Fairfield and includes apples peaches and cherries. No bids were received for the 154 acre Harner farm offered by the executors. Auctioneer was G. R. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Polley
Fairfield
Warren Martin
B. E. Benner
Harry S. Stoner
John Musselman
Harner
Musselman
G. R. Thompson
Cars Converted to Trucks face higher 1933 registration fees
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles warns owners who convert passenger cars into commercial vehicles must register as commercial as of 1933. Changes include added axles and body substitutions. forms RV-T-10 RV-T-18 and title must accompany renewals. The report also notes a forthcoming holiday wedding of C Robert Deardorff and Miss Elizabeth Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Department of Revenue
H. Richard Stickel
Bureau
Fail To Heed Stop Signs
State highway patrol arrests in September and October total 2665 for the five main motor code violations. Reckless driving accounts for 893 arrests with 668 convictions. 540 arrests for failure to stop at through signs yield 535 license suspensions. 383 arrests for improper passing produce 328 convictions. 314 arrests for speeding show 181 convictions. Warnings numbered 82,991 with no arrests. The safety division cites 167 accident prone drivers for hearings. 66 habitual violators and 66 incompetents face suspensions or referrals. The Bureau of Motor Registration answered 16,025 letters last week on address and title changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Division of Safety
Department of Revenue
Bureau of Motor Registration
Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated in Biglerville
Mr and Mrs Oscar D Diehl celebrated fifty years of marriage at their Biglerville home on Sunday and hosted a dinner for family including Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson of Cessna Bedford county who marked their twenty sixth wedding anniversary Also attending were Roy Diehl C E Rice and several Diehl relatives plus Esther Diehl Margaret Anderson Pauline Weaver Paul Diehl Glenn Diehl and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Diehl
Biglerville
Charles Anderson
Cessna
Bedford County
Diehl
Arendisville
A. J. Heller
Abraham Hart
Mummasburg
Anderson
Roy Diehl
C. E. Rice
Esther Diehl
Margaret Anderson
Pauline Weaver
Paul Diehl
Glenn Diehl
Victor
Lewis
Junior
Wilmer Diehl
Robert Noll
Willis Beidler
Public sale of Elizabeth Philips estate in Hamp ton Pennsylvan ia
Executor JiR Hartman and auditor William Ensor announce a December 10 1932 public sale at Mary A Chronister's Hamp ton premises. Items include bed springs bureau rocker jelly cupboard lamp mirror baskets boxes quilts and more plus a second lot of bedroom suite stove carpet brass kettle and kitchen utensils. Terms payable day of sale by JiR Hartman and Sarah C Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Philips
Hampton
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Mary A. Chronister
Jir. Hartman
Aged Woman Takes First Train Ride From York to Lancaster
Mrs. Matel A. Lentz, a mid dle aged farmer from near Gettysburg, rode a York to Lancaster train for the first time Thursday. She arrived by bus and admitted being too busy to travel before. She voiced hope she would not get sick as the train pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Lancaster
Matel A. Lentz
Gettysburg
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the New Globe
Broadway
Hanover
Henry Rang
McSherrystown
Robert E. Fisher
L. A. Reudher
Lizzie Musselman
Hamiltonian Township
Elizabeth M. Benner
Iron Springs
William Ensor
J. R. Hartman
Chestnut Street
Penna
Sharp’s Welding
Chestnut St
C. Robert Deardorff
Emory H. Plank
Elizabeth Jacobs
Deardorff
Victor Products Corporation
J. W. Fischer & Co
Carlisle Street
Hanover, PA
T. Auker
Rexall
New Oxford, PA
Jewelers Watchmakers
W. Market ST
York, PA
Peoples Bank of Hanover
A. L. Benford
Carlisle St
Aud
Sarah C. Albert
Granite
John
P. Keiser
Fire Island
the Square
New Oxford
Throne’s Candy Store
West Market Street
Montgomery
Ward & CO
Frederick ST
Jacquard
Pric
Cogswell
Tresses
High St
Hanover Upholstering Co
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