Yorker Is Acquitted In Speeding Case
A York motorist, Robert T. Spangler of 344 Norway Street, York, was found not guilty by Judge W. Co. Sheely on a speeding charge near Gettysburg. He must pay court costs over 26 dollars. paying the fine would have cost 12.50 plus a 90 day license suspension. He was arrested September 19 on Lincoln Highway east of Gettysburg for 58 mph. Officer J. G. Warren testified following at 58 to 60 mph for two miles. Spangler and four companions testified the car slowed to 45-50 mph after the officer began pursuit and the speedometer was later found two mph slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Adams County Court
Justice of the Peace
W. Co. Sheely
Robert T. Spangler
Norway Street
Spangler
Lincoln Highway
Gettysburg
J. G. Warren
State Motor Police
Guldens
Mont Alto
Assumpsit
E. G. Whited
Gettysburg R. D
Freystown Mutual Fire Insurance Company
York County
Mildred L. (Ferguson) Seate
Donald W. Seate
Richard A. Brown
George Stock
Claude Kohler
Baltimore
2400 Boxes Candy for Youngsters at Kiddies Party
Gettysburg fire company committee reports arrival of 2400 half pound boxes of candy for the Kiddies Christmas party to be held Friday evening at the engine house on East Middle Street. The event will also provide 14 crates of oranges totaling 2464 fruit for distribution to the community youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg Fire Company
East Middle Street
Student William Martin Injured in Ic y Lincoln Highway Crash
William Martin a 20 year old Freehold New Jersey student at Mt St Marys college Emmitsburg Maryland was enroute home for Christmas when the car he rode skidded into a pole on the icy Lincoln highway near New Oxford Saturday morning He was treated at Annie M Warner hospital Gettysburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Martin
Freehold
N. J
Mt. St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
Lincoln Highway
New Oxford
Martin
Annie M. Warner
Gettysburg
Snyder to Guide 39 Soil Program in Adams County
Harrison F. Snyder of Littlestown was elected chairman of the 1939 Adams County agricultural conservation program committee at a county farm bureau meeting in Gettysburg. John B. Peters Gardners and Martin T. Walter Biglerville elected as vice chairman and third member. Five alternates selected and John W. Black Cumberland township named secretary treasurer. About 1,500 farmers expected to participate with 72 percent of county acreage affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison F. Snyder
Littlestown
Adams County
County Farm Bureau
Gettysburg
Mr. Snyder
John B. Peters
Gardners
Martin T. Walter
Biglerville
W. C. Plank
Fairfield
H. B. Geiselman
John W. Black
Cumberland Township
Black
Snyder
Geiselman
John W. Lucabaugh
New Oxford
J. Emory Trostie
F. M. Bream
Plank
Christmas Exercises Draw Large Lutheran Audience
Funeral held for P. Brentzer at the Lutheran church with services led by Rev. Kenneth James and Rev. J Harold Little of Hanover. Pallbearers were P O S of A members including C H Deatrick and J E Haverstick. Hog processing noted, Miss Bessie Kemper visited her mother, W C Weigle ill with heart condition, and Freemont Stevens bedfast with rheumatism. J E B Haverstick and Miss Emma continued notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Brentzer
Kenneth James
J. Harold Little
Hanover
A. C. H. Deatrick
Charles Pensyl
George Fidler
Ralph Harb
J. W. Tate
Charles Livingston
J. E. Haverstick
Local Residents and Visitors List Prominent Community Members
Sunday visits noted for Rhoads at Woodside with Mr and Mrs Guy Robert. William Yohe and Viola Herman hosted guests including John and Jahl and son Harry from Chestnut Hill. Other entries list Haverstock family in Big Run and Dillsburg, Rev Kenneth James, York Springs R D, Clarence and Mary Louise Sills, and Mary Louise Eichnelberger, plus Mollie Stevens who broke her arm. Dolores Minsky was on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoads
Guy Robert
Woodside
William Yohe
Viola Herman
John 8
Jahl
Harry
Chestnut Hill
Roymane
Ethel Weigle
Big Run
H. G. Haverstock
Kenneth James
Edward Asper
York Springs
R. D
Clarence Sills
Harrisburg
Charles Eichnelberger
Mary Louise
William
Estate Bond Filed for Margaret M. C. Heller in Bendersville
The administration bond for the estate of Margaret M. C. Heller from Bendersville was filed Monday at the registrar's office in the courthouse. A son, Mervin J. Heller of Pine Grove, is named administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. C. Heller
Bendersville
Court House
Mervin J. Heller
Pine Grove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yorker
County of
Adams
W. C. Sheely
Courts of Common Pleas
Fulton
Court of Oyer and Terminer
John C. Bream
F. X. Colgan
B. W. Spence
James Volmer
Ralph Feeser
Ilonce
Lonce’s Dairy
Hanover, PA
Ees
Gettysburg, Penna
Altman’s Quality
Golden Standard
Blue Bird Family
Trojan Pastry
Altman
Pine ST
Strickler
W. Strickler
E. Phila
York, Penna
Heidlersburg
Kleffel’s
Baltimore St
Haverstock, Dillsburg
Dolores Minsky
Mollie Stevens
Rock Chapel
Cash Meat Market
York St
Gettysb
Merry Christmas
Mitprep Morrison, Norman Morrison
Leader
Broadway
Chambersburg St. Gettysburg
Holland
St. Nicholas
Black Pete
England
Ciroling
Australia
Philippines
Floret
Sweden
Mexico
Metropolitan Edison Company
Smiths Grocery
Ritz
Sweet Clover Brand
Mince Meat
Maryland
Realm
Edgemont
California
Florida
Premier Products
Cedar Cliff
Bee Brand
R. H. Smith
New Oxford, PA
Christ & George
Gettysburg, Pa
Christmas Saving Club
Farmers State Bank
Hanover St
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Merrie
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