Shields Bond Is Approved in Court
James Barnes Aaron Barnes and Ernest Patterson of Gettysburg were placed on probation for one year by Judge Donald P. McPherson on charges of illegal possession of a letter and theft of an automobile, with orders to pay costs. Other sentences include Mark Pepple probation for three months and a $300 bond to keep the peace, Henry K. Miller probation for six months on illegal liquor possession, William Gearhart probation for one year on liquor possession and manufacture, and William Bingaman probation for liquor possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ©. Barnes
Aaron Barnes
Ernest Patterson
Gettysburg
Donald P. McPherson
Mark Pepple
Cashtown
Henry K. Miller
William Gearhart
William Bingaman
Public Sale Of Adams County Real Estate On December 23 1933
Public sale to be held December 23 1933 at 2 PM at Gettysburg Court House. Properties include a 100 acre Straban Mt Pleasant tract with buildings and 26 acres of growing wheat, an 783 Baltimore Street Gettysburg frame house and outbuildings, and a 30 acre Straban woodland tract. Sheriff John C. Wible to conduct sale with 10 percent deposit due immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Borrough
Gettysburg
Straban
Mt. Pleasant
Adams
Pennsylvania
William Cushen
J. B. Zimmerman
Kint
Roy Gladhill
Louise Hoffman
Edward Trostle
Baltimore Street
Borough of
County of
State of
Baltimore B Street
Swope Estate
Laura Scott
Harry Koch
County of Adams
Towit
Dorsey Eckert
Mr. Adams
Rocky Grove School
Trostle
John C
Wible
Court orders probation and bonds in county criminal cases
The court ordered Robert Sharley to one year probation on larceny charges and costs. Sheldon Richardson received one year probation for drunken driving plus costs. Thomas Jones, colored, of Gettysburg, discharged from custody for breaking parole. Jacob C. Norwood posted 500 bond on a statutory offense. William S. Shields, Adams county treasurer-elect, bond set at 20,000. Rule to show cause for Annie M. Spangler and Mary B. Shoemaker over inheritance tax transfer returnable Jan 2. tax amount 2300. Nolle prosequi entered in Clare Hartman case for desertion and non-support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Robert Sharley
Sheldon Richardson
Thomas Jones
Gettysburg
Jacob C. Norwood
William S. Shields
Adams County
Annie M. Spangler
Mary B. Shoemaker
Robert E. Fisher
Register and Recorder
Clare Hartman
Democrats Spend $978 In Campaign
H. and Cratin of Littlestown, Adams County treasurer for the Democratic committee, filed the campaign expense report. Receipts totaled $1000 with a previous balance of $2.20. Expenditures were $978.09 leaving a balance of $24.11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. &. Cratin
Littlestown
Democratic Committee
Adams County
Cars Collide At Hanover Road Intersection Near Gettysburg
Five automobiles damaged when two cars collided on Hanover road three and a half miles east of Gettysburg at 6 30 Saturday evening. Claude H Felix 30 of McSherrystown drove west. J B Zimmerman Gettysburg R 9 emerged from a country road. Felix overturned into a side gutter. Zimmerman’s car sustained minor damage. Patrolman H S Roberts investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Road
Gettysburg
Claude H. Felix
McSherrystown
J. B. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Felix
Three Hunters Report Kills in Area Deer Watch
Kermit Wetzel, son of Mr and Mrs Luther Wetzel of Orrtanna R1, shot a seven point buck near the Lewis farm Thursday two days after his nineteenth birthday. Wetzel's father bagged a deer Tuesday a week ago. Earl Shultz of Orrtanna R1 shot an eight point buck on Tuesday. Claude Rudisill of Gettysburg bagged a seven point buck weighing 110 pounds on Swain's hill Thursday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Wetzel
Luther Wetzel
Orrianna’ R. 1
Lewis Farm
Wetzel
Young Wetzel
Earl Shultz
Orrtanna R. 1
Claude Rudisill
Gettysburo
Swain's Hill
Fuehrer announces birth of Patricia Lou in Carlisle
Mr and Mrs Carl Fuehrer of Carlisle announce the birth of a daughter Patricia Lou on Thursday December 14 Mrs Fuehrer formerly Helen Reaser of Gettysburg is remembered in the announcement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fuehrer
Carlisle
Patricia Lou
Exam Puzzles Shape State Liquor Jobs Tests
Pennsylvania workers faced a multi-part exam for 2 200 liquor store and board posts. The process included logic questions, arithmetic, name scrambles, and essay writing with thumbprint sealing. Results to be ranked and announced by the state liquor board after scoring at Penn State College Temple and Pennsylvania and Pittsburgh universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor Control Board
Chambersburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State College
Temple University
Universities of Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Department of Public Instruction
State Liquor Board
Election Notice for Thirteen Directors at Gettysburg Society
An election of thirteen directors of Mummasburg Mutual Fire Protection Society will be held at the company office in Gettysburg on Monday January 7, 1884 between the hours of 1 and 6 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mummasburg Mutual Firs Protection
Copany
Gettysburg
Janary
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Sherif
Sheriff's Office
Merry Christmas
WM. Peterman
New
Oxford, Pa
Newcomer’s Cigar Store
Broadway Hanover, PA
Little
Myrtle F. Little
Prop
York St. & Broadway
Hanover, PA
Birtil
Irishtown
Irishtown, PA
Irishtown ‘Fire Company
T. Auker
Rexall Store
New Oxford, PA
Hotoven
Kauffman’s Art & Gift Shop
Beaver St
York, PA
Feeser & Blocher Frederick St
Raita Dich
Kodaks
Roy A. Stock
Fey
Nanover, PA
Nquvor
Son
Osa
Lquor
State Board
Gilbert’s Press Shop
Chambersburg Street
Gettysburg, PA
Conrad’s the Family Shoe Store
Carlisle St. Hanover
GOULD
New Oxford Garage
Hanover Street
Raymond Wolf
Penn Furniture
North Penn St
Piper
Shamille
Samuel Miller
Carlisle St
Gibson String Instruments
Martin Band Instruments
Mse
Julius Music House
Market St
York
the House of Square Dealings
Elgin
Jias
Bvaine
Stieff Silverware
Mark E. Trone
Christian
J. M. Hulick
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