Longtime Gettysburg Shoemaker Jacob Stock Dies at 96
Jacob A Stock 96 longtime Gettysburg resident died Sunday at 12 20 pm at 38 North Washington street of infirmities of age. He shoemaker for 65 years catered to college students and faculty with custom handmade shoes. He hunted with dogs and walked long distances in his youth. He visited Europe at 75 and spoke with relatives in Germany France and Italy. Survived by daughter Rose Stock son Bernard Stock James Stock and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday morning with services at Bender funeral home and a requiem follow.
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Washington Street
South Mountains
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Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
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Fannie Wisler Stock
Bacvecoh Gerasbaur
Warner Hospital
St. Francis Xavier Church
Mary Catherine McMaster
Rose M. Stock
Dora Habericht
Washington,d. C
Bernard J. Stock
James Stock
Lebanon
Bender Funeral Home
Pilgrims and Christmas in Early American History
The text discusses Governor Bradford rebuking Pilgrims who refused Christmas work in 1621, notes prior Norse presence like Leif Erikson, and mentions a Catholic service at St. Francis Xavier with burial in the church cemetery. It contrasts observance and non observance of Christmas in early America.
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Leif Eriksen
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St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Mark E. Stock
Five Adams County parcels to be sold at sheriff sale in Gettysburg
Dorsey J Schultz Sheriff of Adams County announces public sale of five tracts in Anser Mine Township at 1000 in the forenoon on December 5 at the Gettysburg Courthouse. Tracts include two lots known as 21 and 22 with a stone bungalow, a large stucco dwelling with outbuildings, and three unimproved lots targeted for residential development. Sale governed by writ of fieri facias, with 10 percent cash deposit required and balance payable with fees prior to deed recording.
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First Christmas in America Observed in Leif Expedition
The record notes Leif and his party circulated wine and celebrated boisterously yet with sincerity. Acknowledging their religious sensibility, Leif is said to have recited Latin prayers at the birth of the Redeemer, marking what is described as America’s first Christmas observance.
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Named Supervisor for Census in 1950
Laurence B McCullough of York County has been named district supervisor for the seventeenth census covering Adams Franklin and York counties. Applications for census workers will be available from McCullough with nominations to be held in Gettysburg York and Chambersburg. The census will begin April 1.
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Car Crash At York Springs Intersection Involves Six Figures
A northbound car driven by Gordon H. Griffith 39 of Camp Hill collided with eastbound car driven by Gladys R. Reinking 55 of Terre Haute Ind at the York Springs intersection. The incident occurred at 3 p m Thursday December 15. Reinking was two thirds across after stopping for a stop sign when Griffith struck the vehicle.
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Northumberland
Gordon H. Griffith
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Terre Haute
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McSherrystown Residents Seek Sewer System Access
McSherrystown borough officials consider a committee request from Thira street residents to enter the sewer system. The council had discussed the issue last week and the sewer committee said it would study the possibilities after council previously opposed the measure last August.
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Sewer fines entries revised after borough changes
Entry of sewer fines from properties outside the borough is updated, noting several changes in the sewer system since last week and implying adjustments to assessments or penalties.
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