Baltimore Man Killed as Truck Crashes Near York Springs
Oliver Wiseman age 28 of Baltimore was killed when an Atlantic and Pacific supply truck swerved off the Gettysburg Harrisburg road three miles north of York Springs and crashed into a tree. Arthur Phillips the driver was slightly injured and taken to Gettysburg Hospital. Phillips may have fallen asleep at the wheel. Wiseman’s body was taken to Baltimore for funeral arrangements. An inquest is planned for next week.
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Oliver Wiseman
Baltimore
Atlantic and Pacific
York Springs
Gettysburg
Arthur Phillips
Gettysburg Hospital
Mayers
State Highway Patrol
Phillips
Harrisburg
Wiseman
A. and P
R. A. Nebinger
Nebinger
Warner Hospital
I. L. Mayers
Motor Patrol
A. Nebinger
Philips
Balmore
Jeeser A. Miller
Midway Avenue To Be Widened In Adams County
Plans to convert Lin avenue in Midway to a 60 foot street with a 40 foot highway and ten foot sidewalks were announced by county surveyor Joy H Winebrenner Gettysburg. The Adams County Board of Viewers approved the street as public highway and granted access from property owners to proceed. About 40 men to work this week on grading and refurbishing the old trolley bed along the 0 foot long roadway.
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Linavenue
Midway
Joy H. Winebrenner
Gettysburg
Adams County
Ners
Winebrenner
Aged Woman Falls Down Staircase At Black Home
Miss Sue K. Black aged 88 years dislocated a shoulder when she lost her footing and fell on stairs at the Black home where she is wintering with her nieces Miss Anna Black and Miss Alice Black in Flora Dale.
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Sue K. Black
Anna
Alice Black
Flora Dale
Adams county school enrollment in 1932 33 exceed six thousand
Six thousand one hundred eleven pupils attend Adams county schools outside Gettysburg for 1932 33 with 700 in high schools 924 in grade schools 3152 in rural schools and 1335 in consolidated schools The county lists 185 buildings across 34 districts including eight high schools 9 grade schools 15 consolidated and 103 rural schools The calendar outlines key events from December to August including state conventions examinations and arbor days.
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Adams County
Gettysburg
W. Raymond W. Raymond Shank
Harrisburg
Association of School Board Secretaries
Adams County School Directors’ Association
Gettysburg High School
Department of Superintendence
Minneapolis
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lebanon
Biglerville
National Education Association
Chicago
Illinois
State College
Farmers Meet in Court House Adams County Ex tension
The Adams county Agricultural Extension association executive committee met in the court house with Harry Brown of Fairfield presiding. John C. Bream secretary outlined plans for next year and the annual meeting in late January. After adjournment, members went to Mrs M T Hartman’s home on Lincoln avenue for an oyster supper.
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Adams County Agricultural Extension Association
Court House
Harry Brown
Fairfield
John C. Bream
Gettysburg
Police Probe Girl's Story in G W Koser Hold-up Case
Gettysburg girl admits a date with Edward Watson of Biglerville the night of the hold-up but says he did not appear. Police question her story while seeking a second man linked to the robbery. Watson denies involvement and requests tattooing equipment for use in the county jail.
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Gettysburg
Edward Watson
Biglerville
Adams County
G. W. Koser
Watson
Mr. Koser
Biglerville Hotel
Biglerville Road
Koser
Gibson Dayhoff In $10 000 Suit
Justice of the Peace Nell W Gibson and Raymond Dayhoff 28 a former special police officer of Gettysburg and now serving an 18 month Lancaster county jail term are named defendants in a $10 000 damage action. Dayhoff allegedly drove Gibson s car into two other cars injuring Mrs Anna Sheppard. A woman companion was with Dayhoff at the time of the accident and Dayhoff pleaded guilty to driving under the influence.
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Nell W. Gibson
Raymond Dayhoff
Gettysburg
Lancaster County
Dayhoff
Lancaster
Justice Gibson
Anna Sheppard
Gibson
Four in Fatal Lancaster Crash Named in $10,000 Suit
Dayhoff drove Justice Gibson's car in Lancaster when it collided with a parked vehicle owned by Mrs Sheppard and one from a sales firm. Sheppard suffered serious injuries and sues Dayhoff and Gibson for 10,000 dollars alleging negligence and drunken driving. The trial is set for April term. December 19 was the summons return date.
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Lancaster
Gibson
Pape Couple Ordered to Pay Damages in Franklin County Case
Mr and Mrs John Pape operating garages in Gettysburg and Chambersburg must pay 2000 damages to Mr and Mrs J Harold Fraver of Chambersburg after a Franklin County court verdict handed down at 545 PM Thursday evening The jury awarded the damages as the case concluded.
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John Pape
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
J. Harold Fraver
Franklin County
Fraver Case Highlights Jury Trial Over Auto Crash
The Fravers seek 20500 for injuries to Mrs Fraver and daughter Selena from a Chambersburg crash on February 20 1931. A jury awarded 2000 with $1329 to Mr Fraver and $671 to Mrs Fraver and an appeal for the Papes was indicated after about two hours of deliberation.
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Fravers
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