Noted Pennsylvanians Receive Low Motor License Numbers
Pennsylvania railroad president W. W. Atterbury earned the private citizen’s lowest license number, 4, followed by others such as former Governor Sproul with 7 and 77 and Albert M. Greenfield with 13. Governor Fisher and Lt. Gov. James timed at numbers one and two, while Auditor General Martin, State Treasurer Lewis, and Secretary Woodward held 3, 4, and 6 respectively in the 1928 private citizen motor license assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Highway Department
Sproul
Albert M. Greenfield
Philadelphia
W. Harry Baker
Pinchot
W. L. Mellon
Republican State Committee
Fisher
James
Martin
Lewis
Woodward
Public sale of town property in New Oxford details
On Saturday January 14 1928 the executor of Neely Dicks will offer a public sale at the premises in New Oxford Adams County Penna. A lot fronts 28 feet on North Peters Street adjoining Catholic Church property with a 2 12 story frame dwelling seven rooms bath water electric lights sewer connection and outbuildings. Also about two tons of coal in the cellar. Sale begins 1 30 p m. Terms by J L Williams executor and Wm Ensor auctioneers Gettysburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely Dicks
New Oxford
Adams County Penna
North Peters Street
Nevin M. Dicks
New Oxford Drainage Company
J. Ll. Williams
Wm. Ensor
Gettysburg
Auto thief admits murder in York
Arthur Lepper 19 of Cramston near Providence Rhode Island serving a term in York for auto theft confessed in writing to the murder of Harold Hillman chain store manager at Cramston on March 13 1926. He said he beat Hillman into unconsciousness robbed him and shot him to death outside Cramston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lepper
Cramston
Providence
R. I
York
Harold Hillman
Lepper
Percy Gerber
Hillman
Rhode Island
Gerber
Jack Hoyt
Desertion Report From 29th Company at West Point
Deserter from the 29th Ordinance Company U S Army stationed at West Point. Harry Shunk son of Mr and Mrs Edward Shunt near Abbottstown suffered a fracture of a bone in his right foot when he slipped on the ice and fell. A physician reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
29Th Ordinance Company
U. S. Army
West Point
Harry Shunk
Edward Shunt
Abbottstown
Ely's Cream Balm Provides Quick Head Cold Relief
If nostrils are clogged and you cannot breathe, apply a small amount of Ely's Cream Balm into the nostrils. The antiseptic fragrance soothes inflamed membranes and clears passages, giving instant relief from hawking snuffling and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Relief for Sore Heels
Advert says Rowles Red Pepper Rub provides concentrated heat to warm and relieve a sore back in minutes. It claims tingling warmth immediately and total soreness reduction, urging readers to buy from druggists and to check for the Rowles name on the jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles
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New Oxford, Pa
Pierce’s
Chambersburg ST
Gettysburg, PA
Tipton
Chambersburg Street
West End Garage
C. A. Bigham
Toy
Sos
Adae
McCleary
Haines Bldg
Duke and Market Streets
York, PA
Berg
C. P. Cessna
Prop
Shello
P. M. Sterner
D. Elmer Myers
East Berlin
Charles Townsend
York Springs
Stewart Ave
Pennville Hanover
C. R. Crawford
Ford
Slaybaugh & Stough
Lincolnway
Waffle
Federal
Spartan
Willard Radio
H. & T. Electric CO
York Street
H. F. Harbach
Mary M. Hemler
McSherrystown
Adams County
Jos. H. Hemler
F. W. Topper
R. F. Topper
Carlisle Street
Hanover, PA
CIA
Baltimore Street
Hanover
Jos
P. Hemler
Bell
Florida
Cuba
Jast
Cba
P.rr
Southern
Florida East Ry
Ridgeway
O. H. Shenk
Lancaster, Pa
U. W. Myers
Cherry Street
Myerstown
Altland
C. Moul & CO
E. Chestnut St
Wyeth
Ellsworth T. Border
Hamilton Township
Lillie M. Border
R.D
Wm. Hersh
Goodyear
Goodrich
Firestone
TIRE
W. Market St
RSL
IMSG
J. L. Williams
Atty
Hill Star
Paul M. Sterner
Granites Station
N. C. Brendle
Mer
West
Walnut Street
York Motor
New York
Call Adams Transit Co
NEW
Oxford
Chamber of Commerce
Chrysler Agency
Stewart-Warner
Star Cars
Central Garage
Guy A. Staub
Linolnway
Bolton ST
H. E. Smith
W. Market Lt
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