Struck By Car Causes Critical Injuries in Gettysburg
Seibert J. Leberknight, employed at Shears bakery in Gettysburg, was admitted in critical condition to Warner hospital after being struck by a light delivery truck driven by George M. Zerfing. He suffered skull, left shoulder, left leg, and rib fractures with possible pelvis injury. Officer Wisler stated Zerfing did not see him until too late. scene indicates the truck’s bumper struck his leg and radiator grill hit his shoulder and side.
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Seibert J. Leberknight
Gettysburg
R. G
Shears’ Bakery
Warner Hospital
George M. Zerfing
Leberknight
Adams County Ambulance
Lford
FB. Wisser
Zerfing
Buford Avenue
Seminary Avenue
Letherknight
Glenn Bream
Mr. Zerfing
Wisler
Wrapping Gifts With Envelopes In Holiday Colors
An old note suggests wrapping many small gifts for a Christmas box by tucking each item into an inner plain white tissue envelope then sealing with outer colored paper envelopes in red holly silver or gold. Create envelopes by tearing apart ordinary ones and resizing.
John C Wible Dies at 58 in Gettysburg
John C. Wible 58 longtime Adams county resident and former sheriff died Tuesday at 2 30 a m at his Gettysburg home after a 10 day illness from pneumonia contracted while hunting He previously served as Adams county sheriff 1932 to 1936 and was an associate judge elected 1939 He survived by widow Amy M Swift and three sisters Funeral from Bender funeral home Friday at 2 pm with Rev Seth Co Morrow officiating interment Evergreen cemetery
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John C. Wible
Adams County
Gettysburg
Wible
George E
H. Emma (Currens) Wible
Presbyterian Church
Gettysburg Lodge of Elks
Gettysburg Aerie of Eagles
Amy M. Swift
Eliza H. Wible
Gettys
Burg R. D
Walter Johns
Mummasburg
Charles Wolf
Gettseburg
Bender Funeral Home
Seth Co. Morrow
Evergreen Cemetery
Bread N Butter Candy a Enriched Bread Treat
Enriched bread supplies minerals and B vitamins for growing children. Miss Flora Dowler of Get tysburg Gas suggests Bread n Butter Candy as an easy after school project. The recipe uses 6 slices bread 14 lb marshmallows 4 Tbsp butter and 1 tsp vanilla with a slow toast and melted marshmallows for mixing.
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Flora G. Dowler
Gettysburg Gas Corporation
Nourishing Candy Treats for Children Varieties
A recipe note outlines making a vanilla marshmallow candy with toasted cubes folded into a vanilla mix, pressed into a buttered pan, and chilled. It suggests variations including Orange Date with orange zest, Coconut with shredded coconut, Maple Nut with nuts, and Chocolate with melted chocolate. The guide claims the treats are nourishing and suited for children.
Littlestown Hardware and Foundry marks 25 years
Littlestown Hardware and Foundry celebrated its 25th year in operation with a dinner at the American Legion home in Hanover last Thursday. Owners D. Snyder and E. H. Snyder honored each employee with a silver dollar per year of service, noting 25 year veterans Reid Eppleman Elmer Wherley and Harry Long among the honorees. Other long serving staff include Roger Long Frank Smith Philip Weaver Noah Snyder Nicholas Redding Dewey Henry Donald Feedr Joseph Spiridnor Harry Spaulding and Cletus Rine.
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Littlestown Hardware and Foundry Company
American Legion
Hanover
D. Snyder
Emory H. Snyder
Littlestown
Reid Eppleman
Elmer Wherley
Harry Long
Roger Long
Frank Smith
Philip Weaver
Noah Snyder
Nicholas Redding
Dewey Henry Donald Feedr
Joseph Spiridnor
Harry Spaulding
Cletus Rine
Dinner program details and committee for anniversary event
The Thursday eve program included statistics by H. Waitman and anniversary presentations by L. D. Snurder. Entertainment came from the Less Spensler troupe. The planning committee listed Harry Badders as chairman with Donald Feeser, Richard Long, Wilmer Newman and Reid Eppleman. Next year's dinner will be arranged by Malcolm Hess as chairman with Sterling Trostle, Everett Feeser, Nicholas Redding and Paul Althoff.
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H. @. Waitman
L. D. Snurder
Haines Votes For War
Representative Harry L. Haines of the York Adams Franklin district votes for war. The article notes his support amid debate on national security and district interests.
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Haines
Harry L. Haines
York-Adams-Franklin
Why Pay More for Shoes Soles at Berkheimer’s Hanover
Local ad promotes men’s shoe resoling at Charles Berkheimer’s shop in Hanover Pennsylvania. It claims equal quality soles for a lower price at 16 East Walnut Street.
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Chas. Berkheimer
E. Walnut St
Hanover
Members of House vote to declare war on Germany
A group of Representatives voted Thursday in favor of declaring war on Germany and ftaiz. The action reflects the mood in the chamber amid ongoing global conflict and economic strain.
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House of Representatives
Germany
Ftaiz
Pratt's Music Studio Offers Christmas Program Averages
Pratt's Music Studio advertises personal services for Christmas programs at churches schools banquets plays suppers and more. Contact 146 Broadway Hanover PA for details.
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Broadway
Hanover, Pa
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