Compensation Ruling Upheld in Shue Death
The Pennsylvania court upheld the Workmen's Compensation Board ruling that Mahlon A. Shue died as an independent contractor, not an employe of Musselman Company, making his widow ineligible for state compensation. The decision affirmed the board and referee findings, dismissing exceptions.
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State Workmen's Compensation Board
Sue
Shue
Musselman Company
State Board
Musselman
Workmen's Compensation Board
Sheely
Mutsselman
Births in Gettysburg area exceed deaths two to one
J Herbert Weikert registrar lists 28 births and 14 deaths in November across Gettysburg and four nearby townships. Of 96 total births, 16 were boys. 21 newborns were in Gettysburg borough and 11 of the 14 deaths occurred there. No events reported in Highland township.
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Gettysburg
J. Herbert Weikert
Register of Vital Statistics
Cumberland Township
Straban Township
Freedom Township
Highland Township
County Treasurer Sells 1941 Fishing Licenses
One thousand fishing licenses for 1941 arrived Thursday at the courthouse for sale. County Treasurer Ray J. Kitzmiller reported selling 1,009 permits that year.
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Ray J. Kitzmiller
Deer hunting season ends with shooting accident in Pennsylvania
The last days of Pennsylvania’s deer season saw few deer and one accident. Benjamin F. Lehman, 76, York R. 6, was shot in the left forearm by a companion, Gilbert Sholl, after three shots were fired at a deer in Hamiltonian township near the Franklin county line. The wound was non serious. Lehman was treated and released.
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Pennsylvania
Benjamin F. Lehman
York R
Gilbert Sholl
High Street
Hanover
Carbaugh's Hollow
Hamiltonian Township
Franklin County
Gilbert
Lehman
Albert“Woomer
Cashtown
Warner Hospital
Bushman
Tiss
Gettysburg Firemen Elect Aumen to Seventh Term
James B. Aumen was chosen president of the Gettysburg fire company for his seventh consecutive term. His son James A. Aumen, chief since January 1, 1936, was re elected. Donald C. Stallsmith became vice president. S. Rich aord Eisenhart defeated John Storm for recording secretary. George D. March was re elected financial secretary and Joseph E. Codori remained treasurer.
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James B. Aumen
Gettysburg
James A. Aumen
Donald C. Stallsmith
S. Richaord Eisenhart
John Storm
George D. March
Joseph E. Codori
Youths Charged With Larceny Of West Auto
Charlies Francis Small 18 and James Robert Little 16, both of Hanover R D 3, were arrested Friday by Gettysburg police and Hanover officials on larceny charges. The stolen light sedan owned by Violet West of Gettysburg was taken December 6 and found abandoned December 7 with no battery. battery later found buried nearby. Both pled guilty before Justice Harry C. Naill. Little posted 500 bail. Small remained in county jail in default of bail.
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Charlies Francis Small
James Robert Little
Hanover
Justice of the Peace
Harry C. Naill
Little
York County
Small
28th Division Heads to Camp on February 17
Pennsylvania's 28th Division of the National Guard is scheduled to go to Indiantown Gap training camp on February 17.
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Pennsylvania
National Guard
Indiantown Gap
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