Youth 17 Killed In Cross Keys Crash Sunday
A 17 year old Miller youth died in a two vehicle crash at the Cross Keys intersection near New Oxford when his car failed to stop for a stop sign and collided with an eastbound tractor trailer. Linda Rae Gorman 16 and Barry L. Herring 19 were treated for injuries at Hanover Hospital. The accident preceded traffic light installation at the dangerous intersection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crees Keys
Mile
New Oxford
Adams County
JC. G. Crist
Miller
Hanover Hospital
Carlisle Rd
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Eugene C. Punt
Indianapolis
Ind
Crist
Linda Rae Gorman
Earl Gorman
Mt. Misery
New Oxford R. 1
Barry L. Herring
New Oxford R. 2
Donna M. Power
Third St
McSherrystown
Cross Keys
Gettysburg
Hiram Lentz
Orrianna R. 1
Gettysburg Shoe Company
Ralph Miller
Betty Marie
Rough weather ahead trading for winter ready cars
Weather warning prompts car buyers to trade for a winter ready, reconditioned fleet. The dealer lists many 1950s to 1980s models with automatic or standard transmissions, power steering, and other options, emphasizing reliability for harsh conditions.
Death Car At Cross Keys Involving Teens
A car crash at Cross Keys killed 17 year old Ivan Lee Miller of Oxford Mi. He died in wreckage of his 150 automobile after police arrived. Two other young people were seriously injured but survived. The crash occurred about 6:09 pm Sunday.
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Ivan Lee
Miller
Oxford Mi
Sis
Cer Olen 2
Ak Oe
Marsenadine Tee
Ziegler Studis Phate
Alien Found Not Guilty In Larceny Case
Katharine J. Griffie of Gettysburg R. 5 was found innocent of burglary and larceny connected to oats and barley thefts by her husband from York Springs area farms. The court cited lack of active participation and noted her status under her husband’s control. the case previously had her husband sentenced to 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Katharine J. Griffie
Gettysburg
York Springs
Charles A. Todd
FHA Members Plan Stocking Drive at NOHS
The Future Homemakers of America met December 17 in the home economics room at New Oxford High School. Mary Myers distributed stockings for Hoffman's Home, twelve remained unfilled, and the group voted to use treasury funds to complete the project. Apples oranges candies and nuts were supplied by the home economics department. This was the final meeting of 1963.
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Homemakers of America
New Oxford High School
Mary Myers
Hoffman
Treasury
Home Economics
Nohs
Holtzschwamm League Plans Yule Caroling
Junior Luther League of Paradise Holtzschwamm Lutheran Church plans a Saturday caroling outing leaving the church at 6 30 p m and ending at 9 00 p m. They will visit the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Myers Dover Route 4 for refreshments with leaders Mr and Mrs John Newcomer and Mr and Mrs Myers. Officers named are President Sandra Hoff Secretary Linda Grover and Treasurer William Leppo. Cookies for church treats were packed at the Sunday meeting.
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Holtzschwamm League
Junior Luther League of
Sandra Hoff
Linda Grover
William Leppo
Wedding Dinner Served At Kralltown Area Home
A wedding dinner was held recently at the home of Mr and Mrs William Early East Berlin R1 in honor of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Deam L Spahr 273
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William Early
East Berlin R. 1
Deam L. Spahr
Queen St
York
Spahr
Dawn Early
Claude Spahr
Courtland Ave
Dean Spahr
Elmer Breener
Samuel
Sally
Beverly Early
Suspected Radiator Larceny Yields Suspended Term
Ford R. was given a suspended sentence with $50 county costs and $150 restitution to Paul Rhine for larceny involving 15 radiators from Rhine’s New Oxford garage where he once worked. Rhine did not know exact quantity stolen and Ford must pay within four months and be on one year probation. Cyr N. McMaster of Gettysburg R5 had a hit and run charge suspended upon paying costs after stating he stopped briefly and then left due to fear of traffic. He claimed he had to free a Fender after an accident and it took longer than anticipated.
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Ford
Rhine
N. McMaster
Gettysburg
McMaster
Bonneauville council authorizes more snow fences and budget moves
The Bonneauville borough council authorized the highway committee to buy additional snow fences as needed and to meet snow removal requirements. The meeting date was moved to avoid Christmas Eve. Francis B. Staub noted the reorganizational meeting on January 6 at 8 PM in the fire hall. The council renewed a 3000 dollar certificate of deposit and planned transfer of another 1016.20 upon maturity. Treasurer Eugene Long reported balances: General 1403.31 highway 27.19 light 874.83 and certificates 4016.20. Fines for the month were 75 and bills of 1043.46 were approved, including 725 for salaries and 68.50 for police service. insurance costs were 232.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneauville
Highway Committee
Francis B. Staub
Eugene Long
Kentucky bloodhound Nick Carter tracks arsonist for 105 hours
Nick Carter, a Kentucky bloodhound credited with aiding more than 600 arrests, once followed an arsonist through a 105 hour old trail to help police identify the suspect.
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Nick Carter
Kentucky
Questioned third page of Eva Lohr will near $19 000 dispute
Court considers whether a third page or codicil is part of Eva J. Lohr's will dated February 2 1957. Hanover General Hospital seeks admission of the page to probate to claim about $19 000 of a $29 311 estate. Names of heirs and bequests are listed in hospital petition and two-page will. The case asks why the hospital's appeal should not be sustained and the extra page admitted as part of the will.
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Eva Lohr
Mt. Pleasant
Hanover General Hospital
Hanover Hospital
Eva J. (Geisler) Lohr
Hanover
New Oxford R. 2
George
Raymond Geisler
W. King St. Littlestown
Charles J. Geisler
Earl W. Geisler
Loysville
St.Luke’s Church
Littlestown
R. D
Raymond C. Ginter
Blanche J. Lunshort
Lamber St
Charles A. Ginter
Hanover R
Earl E. Ginter
Cleason Stoner
New Oxford
Doris Pressel
W. King St
Ruth N. Sachs
John H. Sachs
Georgee
Ray
Fragmentary note signed Eva Lohr about photos and hospital
A damaged fragment shows a note mentioning photos of George and the author, with a reference to Han over Hospital and a signature Eva Lohr. Details are incomplete but suggest arranged prints and a hospital context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Han’ Over Hospital
Eva Lohr
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Rebecca I. (Miller) Steffan
High St
George E. Steffan
G. Crist
Steffan
Joseph W. Kegel
Main St
Bethlehem
New Oxford Rd
Irishtown
Augustus
Jennie A. (Carns) Miller
Abbottstown
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
George E. “Dick
Oldsmobile
Hanover Motors
Broadway Hanover, Pa
Niewspapral Behye
Bender Funeral Home
Alfred K. Gotwalt
Flohr’s
Center Square
New Onford, Pa
FHA News
Kralltown Area
Wew Oxford
Adams County Farm Bureau
Woon
Frep F. Feiser Funeral Home
New Oxford, Pa
PARTY
New Oxford Social & Athletic Club
Les Michener & His Orchestra
Trangey
Columbia
Elgin
Lady's
ONYX
Donahue
Jewelry Center Square
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