Five hurt in New Baltimore collision during Sunday evening
Five people were injured in a collision in New Baltimore around 7 45 p m. Edward Lockner of Hanover suffered a severe left shoulder injury and lacerations. His son Charles and Raymond Bechtel were hurt. Geraldine Mummert Bertha Hoke, both Hanover residents, escaped with bruises. George Lemmon and another passenger were unhurt.
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New Baltimore
Edward Lockner
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
Charles Lockne
C. Edward Lockner
Raymond Bechtel
Lockner Ane
Henry Miller
Lockner
Bechtel
Geraldine Mummert
Bertha Hoke
John T. Schaeffer
Westminster
George F. Lemmon
East Berlin High School Addition Bids Exceed Estimate
Bids opened for the East Berlin high school addition exceed the $26 150 available including PWA aid 45 percent of cost. O H Hostetter of Hanover submitted 23960 for general contract and York county plumber Kuine bid 5542 for plumbing. Total bids 29442, with no contracts let as the shortfall arises from the bond issue and allocated funds.
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East Berlin
PWA
O. H. Hostetter
Hanover
Kiue
York County
Abbottstown News Briefs Highlight Absence and Honors
Miss Janet Baker of Banover high school missed part of last week due to a severe cold. Edgar Moul, son of Mr and Mrs Faul Moul, was chosen for Shippensburg State Teachers College band and glee club. Thomas H Baker, Abbottstown, listed among 19 state employees announced for dismissal from the highways department in Harrisburg. Doris Kuhn recovering after Jefferson Hospital surgery. Mrs Henry Kinneman improving after illness. Local reports note heavy dogs killed near town with weights 438 to 462 pounds. Blaine Wildasin confined to bed, Lloyd Elder slaughters a 661 pound hog. Charles Heilman ill near town. Samuel Ehrhart visited grandson Fred Slothour in Carlisle Hospital. Slothour recovering from head injuries in an auto accident.
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Janet Baker
Banover High School
Edgar Moul
Faul Moul
Shippensburg State ‘Teachers’ College
Harrisburg
Thomas H. Baker
Abbottstown
Department of Highways
Doris
Daaggter
Charles Kuhn
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Henry Kinneman
John Hoke
Paul L. Wolf
George W. Lillich
Blaine
J. Faber Wildasin
Lloyd Elder
Charles Heilman
Samuel K. Ehrhart
Fred Slothour
Carlisle
Lawrence Shrader Improving After Illness
Lawrence Shrader son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Shrader Irishtown is improving after being confined to his home adherence to rest and care reflected in local health notes.
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Lawrence Shrader
Elmer Shrader
Irishtown
Cows Produce High Milk and Butterfat in Adams Co Test
November report by Lee A. McCauslin of Adams County Cow Testing shows 16 cows yielding over 1000 pounds of milk with four over 1200 pounds. Five cows produced more than 40 pounds of butterfat and one exceeded 50 pounds. Eight herds tested with 123 in milk and 27 dry. Top butterfat percentages listed for owners including N. J. Vines Annie Markle Edgar Weaner H. E. Brown and others.
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Lee A. McCauslin
Adams County Cow Testing Association
Local Notes and Oddments From the Area
Frankie Weigle and family moved Saturday from near Woodside to the Mrs. Mart Link farm. Co F Tanger and son Rens hunted ducks in Potter county. Merle Byers shot a doe. About 25 workmen widen the Harrisburg road to improve cross-road safety. Claude Kennedy Dale Kemper and Mrs Sue Hostetter of Twin Bridges tour Florida. William Haverstick and wife of near Latimore had his left hand crushed by a falling barrel of apples.
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Frankie Weigle
Saurday
Woodside
Mrs. Mart. Link
Stallemith
Here
Co. F. Tanger and Son
Rens
York Springs
Potter County
Merle Byers
Stone Jug
Harrisburg
Claude Kennedy
Dale Kemper
Sue Hostetter
Twin Bridges
Florida
William Haverstick
H. G Haverstick
Near
Latimore
Local Residents Travel to Ohio for Employment
A daughter of Mr and Mrs Seymour Seesel of Gettysburg, living at Warner hospital, with W D Enrad and Hansord Enead, have gone to Ohio to secure employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Sxeesel
Gettysourg
The
Warner Hospital
W. D. Enrad
Hans‘ord Enead
Ohio
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Lemmon
George Schaeffer
Fechtel
Miller
Polce
Warner Brothers
Thurs
Gary Cooper
Ann Harding
Peter Ibbetson
Aarent
Margaret Sullivan
Walter Connolly
America
Stark Young
Walter Kelly
Virginia
Stepin Fetchit
Ginger Rogers
George Brent
E. B
General Groft
Red Hot Peppers
Rhythm Kings
Eeresss EE
Hello and Hornung
York Street
Carr ii
Itrance
Stengers Music House
Hanover, PA
General Repair Dept
Stenger’s Repair Department
Xmas Tree
Lionel Electrain
Ruddy Toys
Samuel Shirk & Co
Broadway
Gettysburg
Will Rogers
Old
Kentucky
Bill Robinson
NEW Central Hotel
Center Square
Mark
N. J. Vines
Annie Markle
Edgar Weaner
H. E. Brown
Elmer Herr
D. Steatr
Th. Wil Ban Oe
Blair Casuman
Stone Juz
Cutis Esserman
Donald Meckley
Sate College
John C. Brame
George Mumma
State College
Margaret Bowers
Gettysburg College
Nellie Bowers
Helen Bowers
Faye Little
Fairfield
Harry Little
E. L. Weigle
Clarence Ecker R
L Oyrd Ecker
Harrisbur
Bessie Kemper
Helen Feiser
Fannie Kempsey
Glenn Kemper
Klanneth
Loy
David Baublitz
H. M. Baublitz
Pigeon Hills
Hanover Fire Company
No. 1
David
Baublitz
Heidlersburg
Kleffel’s Barber Shop
Baltimore St
Peoples Christmas Savings Club
Peoples Bank OF Hanover
Bank For the People
Doan
IFTS
Shaffer’s
Manhattan
Cheney
Gladstone
Simerson
Melton
Carlisle Street
O.k.’D
Goodfellow
Chevrolet Company
East Chestnut Street Hanover
Vsereaent Sr
Alka-Seltzer
Joan H. Dutteraarehouse
Oxford
Tyewel
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Van
Elgin
Tiny
Camparce
Gexquinitt
Agi
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Columbia Jewelry Co
First National Bank
Hlanover, P
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