1930 Tax Notices Sent To Taxables
Assessment for 1930 taxes and notices of appeal dates mailed to Adams County taxpayers. Real estate appeals limited to improvements and fire reductions. other items heard at the county commissioners office on specified dates by borough and township. December 18 Abbottstown to Gettysburg first ward. December 19 Germany to Gettys burg second/third wards. December 20 McSherrystown to Tyrone and York Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Germany
Union
Littlestown
Gettysburg
Hamilton
Hamiltonban
Highland
Huntington
Latimore
Liberty
Menallen
Mt. Joy
McSherrystown
Mt. Pleasant
New Oxford
Reading
Straban
Tyrone
York Springs
Christmas Card Fakers Target Adams County
Scammers push counterfeit charity cards from New York and Boston. Boxes include return postage and same crippled child image. The greeting card association finds no evidence of real organizations behind the solicitations. Many cards target welfare and education leaders with identical cards and requests for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
New York City
Boston
Fach
Greeting Card Association
Bears and Leopards Trophies Sent to York Springs Taxidermist
Hunters bring skins and heads to L. V. Potts in York Springs for mounting. Five big Tioga county bears, two leopards, a hartebeest, and a 1414 foot African bow constrictor head the haul, plus many deer heads and pheasants. W Arthur Naylor of Aspers killed a 218 pound bear after a dramatic encounter. his brother C G Naylor killed a 232 pound bear on the same trip. Harrison Fair took a 12 point deer head on Fickel's Hill weighing 28 inches antler spread. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leigh moved into Mrs. Mary Palmer's McSherrys town property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. V. Potts
York Springs
Potts
Tioga County
Africa
W. Arthur Naylor
Aspers
Naylor
C. G. Naylor
Harrison Fair
Fickel’s Hill
Election Notice for Thirteen Directors at Mummasburg Society
An election of thirteen directors of the Mummasburg Mutual Fire Protection Society will be held at the company office in Gettysburg on Saturday January 4 1930 between 1 and 3 PM. Alma J Sheads, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mummasburg Mutual Fire Protection Society
Gettysburg
Telephone to Steamship Leviathan At Sea Now Available
Bell Telephone offers ship to shore service for Leviathan in sea range. Local manager C A Bixler announces availability on all inbound and outbound trips. Pennsylvania calls cost 21 dollars for the first three minutes and seven dollars for each additional minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone
C. A. Bixler
Pennsylvania
Neiman Dies After Banquet At Grace Reformed Church
William H. Neiman of York died Saturday from a heart condition superinduced by acute indigestion. He attended a Father and Sons banquet at Grace Reformed church Friday night and returned home seemingly well before collapsing at about two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Neiman
York
Mr. Neiman
Father and Sons
Grace Reformed Church
Candle melts ice on windshield in daring Gettysburg stunt
Sledt Thursday windshields became opaque as Captain W. S. Morris of the R. Co. T. C. at Gettysburg College used a burning candle on his car’s instrument panel to melt sleet and create a narrow view. He later suffered acute indigestion and died two hours after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Morris
R. Co. T. C. Nits
Gettysburg College
New Oxfordians
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Harry Weiner’s Stores
York Street
Rae
Abbottstown
Arendtsville
Bendersville
Berwick
Biglerville
Butler
Conewago
Cumberland
East Berlin
Fairfield Franklin
Freedom
First Ward
Baltimore Street
Gettysburg, PA
Parker
Page
Shaw
Xmas
Murphy’s
Kodaks
Ingersoll
Hanover
Y. Springs
Earl Leigh
Mary Palmer
Alma J. Sheads
West Market Street
Ork, PA PA
North George St
Daniel's
Annual Report
Board of Supervisors of
Oxford Township
Treasury
Eena Bee Petees
Geo. H. Lawrence
Edward T. Smith
P. J. Long, E. W. Lawrence, H. L. Brown
S. F. Smith
Toyland
Renner Bros
Littlestown, PA
Alin
Archie K. May
Philadelphia St
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