Gettysburg Firemen Send Christmas Gifts and Town Yuletide Plans
Gettysburg firemen donated fifteen dollars to ill member James McDonnell and ten dollars to janitor Charteau Moose as Christmas gifts. Town children will receive nine hundred pounds of candy on Christmas Eve, with an open town New Year’s Day celebration planned. Stavely and Bowers, news dealers, moved from the Mrs. D. J. Riley building to the Clarence Stoner building and will add pool tables at the new location. Welen Kuhn and Mary Kelser found work in Hanover.
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Gettysburg
James McDonnell
Charteau Moose
Stavely & Bowers
Boy Run Down by Auto In Gettysburg Injures Lawver Child
Chester Lawver six, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Lawver of Gettysburg, is severely injured after being struck by a car near his home on Sunday. The driver identified as Smith of Harrisburg fainted after the incident and did not return, leaving money to cover medical care. The boy sustained a bruised left leg and back injury. Nearby, Jonas Weaver of Hanover injured his fingers in a shaper at a Moul planing mill on Saturday. York Springs Lutheran Church announces Christmas services for December 20 at 7 30 PM.
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Chester Owver
Harry Lawver
Gettysburg
Smith
Harrisburg
Jonas Weaver
Hanover
York Springs
Governor calls Pennsylvania special legislative session
Governor Pinchot signed a proclamation ordering an extra session of the General Assembly at 2 p.m. on Wednesday January 14. He urged citizens to ensure these issues are addressed for public safety and welfare. Eight topics are listed for consideration including Election Laws, Gasoline Tax, and the Delaware River Bridge, with possibility of adding other matters.
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General Assembly
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
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