Justice Snyder Dies While Checking Traps Near Two Taverns
Harry A. Snyder, 70, of near Two Taverns, died Monday morning at 8 while checking traps along Alleyway's creek in Mt. Joy township. Neighbor Fred Kelly aided him. Dennis Epley helped place him on the creek bank. Coroner Dr. C. G. Crist listed acute dilation of the heart as the cause. Survivors include his widow Abbie Rudisill and ten children. services at J. W Little and Son funeral home with Rev. Shenberger and Rev. Myers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Snyder
Fred Kelly
Snyder
Dennis Epley
Mt. Joy Township
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Bonneauville
Abbie Rudisill
Lloyd
Edgar
Hagerstown
Harold
Hanover
Charles Wolf
Clarence Boyd
Elmer
Gettysburg
Willis
Vernon
Pau
Littlestown
Russell Crawford
E. ‘S.’ Sénfiver
Mervin Patterson
Howard Snyder
J. W Little and Son Funeral Home
A. E. Shenberger
J. M Myers
Vision of the Church Interment Notice
Interment will be held in Grace Lutheran cemetery at Two Taverns for the deceased mentioned in the vision of the church. Funeral details not fully listed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Cemetery
Boy 14 suffers compound leg fracture after bicycle collision
Laverne Lawrence, 14, of Hanover R. 4, was struck by Edna E. Hartlaub’s car in front of Conewago chapel about 6 30 Saturday morning. He sustained a compound fracture of the left leg. Investigating Private J A Tappe said the bicycle had no lights and Hartlaub was passing another car when the crash occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne Lawrence
Hanover R
Edna E. Hartlaub
New Oxford
Conewago Chapel
Hartlaub
J. A. Tappe
Gettysburg
State Motor Police
Carol of the Yule Log Song Ties Pagan Rite to Christmas
The piece explains that the carol is not about Christ but reflects ancient Britain’s Yule festival. It notes the Yule log, holly decoration, and festivities of singing, dancing, and feasting that preceded Christian Christmas observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Illuminated Trees Add Christmas Charm and Caution
An illuminated tree or shrub near a home enhances Christmas spirit but requires proper setup. Use weatherproof lighting, avoid excessive wattage on circuits, and consult an electrician to connect safely. Limit lights to preserve beauty and prevent fuse blows during the holiday week.
York Firm Low Bidder to Eliminate R R Crossings
The Department of Highways reports the low bid for a county road project along United States Route 30 in Mt. Pleasant and Strahan township. The 3.16 mile segment covers grading of the railroad right of way to relocate rail tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
LOW
R. R. Crossings
Department of Highways
Mt. Pleasant
Strahan Township
Crossings to be Removed on Lincoln Highway in York County
The Western Maryland railroad plans to eliminate two grade crossings on the Lincoln Highway between New Oxford and Gettysburg. H. J. Williams company of York is awarded $129,389 to carry out the work at the Guldens and Brush Run crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad
New Oxford
Gettysburg
H. J. Willians Company
York
Guldens
Brush Run
46 Chickens Stolen from County Farm Barn
State police probe theft of 46 chickens from Fred G Eicholtz property in Biglerville. About 40 dollars worth were taken from an unlocked barn across from the Eicholtz home. The birds included 43 barred Rock hens plus a rooster, one white Rock hen, and one white Leghorn hen. Private M J Wassell investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Eicholtz
Biglerville R. 1
Eicholtz
M. J. Wassell
Divorce Suit Filed in Cumberland County Carlisle
Vera L. Davidson filed a divorce suit in Carlisle Cumberland County courts on Thursday alleging desertion as the grounds. The action names Vera L. Davidson as plaintiff seeking relief and a court timetable set for response and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland County
Carlisle
Vera L. Davidson
Gardners R. 2 Against John R. Davidson Carlisle
The fragment notes a matchup between Gardners R 2 and John R Davidson in Carlisle, with the text cut off after mentioning they had been.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardners R
John R. Davidson
Carlisle
Marriage Registered in Frederick Maryland 1929
A marriage occurred on October 11, 1929 in Frederick Maryland with local records confirming the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick, Maryland
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Justice Snyder
Red Cross
Dorothy Dodd
Simplex
Baltimore St
Hanover, Pa
Conrad Bless
Penny Co
Center Square
Leo Smith
Cheatnut St
LL Esac
Pacenes
Oyler Tire Co
Gettysburg, Pa
Grove’s
Santa Claus
Grove’s Grocery
Carlisle ST
New Oxford, PA
Tues
Carlisle ST. Hanover
State Theat
CANDY
R Bidg
Frederick St
Leader Store
Broadway
Sears
Pal
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Romayne Miller
Chambersburg St
Pratt’s
Honolulu Conservatory of Music
West
D. R. West
E. Princess ST
K. S. Hoffmeister
G. W. Hartman Mills
Abbottstown Highway
Daniels
E. Market ST
York, PA
Ms County
A. Ial Bank
Ye Bank
Merry Christmas
Metropolitan Edison Company
Him
Yardley
London
Royal Gift
Max Factor
Paris
HER
Kodaks
Britcher and
Bender
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