Eight Civil Actions Set for Adams County Court
Adams county civil docket announced for the January term eight cases proceed to trial. M Lauber sues Mrs Richard J Knight and Richard J Knight on assumpsit. Jacob F Stoner sues John B Watson trespass. Duplex Electric Co versus Simmons Brittain and English Inc and Gettysburg National Bank lien. Glen A Slaybaugh sues Calvin Hoffman trespass. Ralph Hake sues Myrtle Newman and G C Stover wage claim. Nellie Rahter sues Esther Cramer Jacobs trespass. Harold Rexroth sues Charles G Irwin appeal. F X Colgan sues F V Topper libel.
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Adams County
S. L. Allison
M. Lauber
Richard J. Knight
Assumpsit
Jacob F. Stoner
John B. Watson
Duplex Electric Company
A Corporation
Simmons, Brittain and English, Incorporated
Gettysburg National Bank
Glen A. Slaybaugh
Calvin Hoffman
Ralph Hake
Myrtle Newman
G. C. Stover
Nellie Rahter
Esther Cramer Jacobs
Harold Rexroth
Charles G. Irwin
F. X. Colgan
F. V
Topper
Heller Family Welcomes Daughter Mary Christine
Mr and Mrs Guy Heller of Bendersville announce the birth of their daughter Mary Christine on December 14 This is the couple’s first child Mrs Heller prior to marriage was Geneva Bly daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bly
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Guy Heller
Bendersville
Mary Christine
Hellers
Heller
Geneva Bly
Gilbert Bly
York man faces federal charge over stolen car sale
J. H. Bream, formerly of Gettysburg and now in Carlisle, was arrested and bail set for a hearing next Monday evening on a charge of attempting to defraud by selling a stolen car to William G. Simpson of Lineboro Maryland for 250 dollars and a motorcycle. The car, stolen April 15 from Drive-A-Car in Johnson City Tennessee, was allegedly brought to Pennsylvania by Farrey Slagle. Simpson provided the information leading to the case. Slagle was found in Johnson City jail.
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J. H. Bream
Gettysburg
Carlisle
William G. Simpson
Lineboro
Maryland
Justice of the Peace
Johnson City
Tennessee
Farre} Slagle
Charles Slagle
Pennsylvania
Bream
Hanover
J. D. Groff
York
State Highway Patrol
Groff
Simpson
Slagle
Justice Department
Recorder Grants Letters of Estate for Two Local Settlements
Letters of administration issued to Marie M. Oberholtzer for the Clara Rose Emma Mowrey estate valued at 1900 dollars and to Clara M. Rebert for the William R. Rebert estate valued at 2160 dollars, from the office of the register and recorder.
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Clara Rose Emma Mowrey
Biglerville
Marie M. Oberholtzer
Robert E. Fisher
Register and Recorder
Clara M. Rebert
William R. Rebert
Franklin Township
Man Injured in 1930 Forest Park Roller Coaster Fall
Martin McSherry of McSherrystown sues over injuries from a May 10 1930 roller coaster accident at Forest Park. He alleges a 40 foot fall after he left his seat while riding and was dragged before landing. He later underwent surgeries at Warner Hospital for a fractured leg and unrecovered wounds.
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Forest Park
Hanover
Martin McSherry
McSherrystown
Warner Hospital
McSherry
Detour Planned on Narrows Road for Bridge Work
The state highway department announces a detour on route 234 through Arendtsville for four weeks while a bridge near Bridgeport in The Narrows is rebuilt. The detour routes six miles from Biglerville to Caledonia via the Lincoln highway, following a northern loop with three miles of stone surface and three miles of dirt.
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State Highway Department
Arendtsville
Bridgeport
Narrows
Carlisle-Gettysburg
Biglerville
Caledonia
Fewer Than 75 Deer Killed In Adams County Season
Adams county endured a brief fifteen day big game season ending Thursday with fewer than 75 legal deer killed. Camp 18 led with six deer. Old Arendtsville camp two bucks. Bendersville three. Illegal kills scarce and prosecutions limited to minor offenses. 900 rabbits were donated for restocking. Bushman urges farmers to feed game during winter.
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Adams County
Leo E. Bushman
South Mountains
Here
Bushman
Arendtsville
Bendersville
Mgr. Bushman
Gettysburg
Mr. Bushman
Four youths guilty of stealing 27 highway signs near Pontiac
Four youths were found guilty in a local court of taking 27 highway signs from roads around Pontiac Michigan. The men face sentencing as authorities continue investigations into the theft ring.
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Pontiac
Michigan
Fairfield principal's wife injured in icy fall
Mrs. L. J. Fitzpatrick wife of Fairfield high school principal sustained bruises to hip and face after slipping on icy pavement in Fairfield Wednesday morning.
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L. J. Fitzpatrick
Fairfield High School
Fairfield
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