Associate Judge Oyler’s Last Session in Adams County
J Price Oyler served eight years as associate judge of Adams County, leaving the bench after Monday’s session. He first became fill-in for the late John Wible, then elected to a six year term, not seeking re election as George P Taylor was chosen to succeed. A farewell gathering followed in Judge W C Sheely’s office. Oyler helped found Central Chemical with Samuel G Spanier near Gettysburg and was active in Republican affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Price Oyler
Gettysburg
Adams County
Oyler
John Wible
George P. Taylor
Osier Sasa
W. C Sheely
Osier
Republican Committee
Emanuel A Miller Dies in Hanover
Emanuel Alexander Miller of Hanover died Saturday at 2 90 a m in Hanover General Hospital after two years of illness. He was 70, retired two years ago after 25 years with F E Cremer Horst. A son of Emanuel and Catherine Becker Miller, he was widowed from Piddie Moul Voner. He belonged to Trinity Spangler and they planned the 50th anniversary of their partnership and business on January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Alexander Miller
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
Emanuel
cCatherine Becker Miller
Piddie Moul Voner
Mr. Miller
F. FE. Cremer Horst
Trinity
Spangler
Surviving relatives share in reformed church service
Surviving are a daughter Mrs Oros Cooley New Oxford R 2 New Chester two grandchildren one brother and five sisters Mrs James Sellers Menges Mills Mrs John Thoman Jefferson Mrs John Miller Spring Grove R D Mrs Paul Miller Potters Sideling and Mrs Ira Waddasin Hanover Funeral services were held Monday at the William A Feiser funeral home Hanover Rev Howard E Sheets officiated Interment was in St Paul's Duds cemetery Pvt Donald E Crowl has been spending a furlough at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs S J Crowl Hanover He has completed basic training in the U S Air Force at Lackland Air Field San Antonio Texas and will report at Sheppard Field Texas at the conclusion of his furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Duds') Cemetery
Donald E. Crewl
S.J. Crowl
Hanover
Pvt
Crowl
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Air Field
San Antonio
Tex
Sheppard Field
Texas
Fishermen Fined in Adams County Violations
The December issue of the Pennsylvania Angler lists two Adams county cases: Mrs. Cecil McClarin of Dike Dam cited for fishing without a license with a $26 fine, and George D. Sandoe of Aspers Route 1 cited for exceeding the creel limit with a $20 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Angler
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Adams County
Cecil McClarin
Dike Dam
George D. Sandoe
Aspers
Hunters Fined For Violations In Pennsylvania Areas
Ralph Z. Oyler of Gettysburg and Robert Straley of Littlestown were fined after violations related to hunting activities were investigated by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Z. Oyler
Gettysburg
Robert Straley
Littlestown
Franklin County Fines For Carrying Loaded Guns In Automobiles
Edward Camp announced that individuals in Franklin County were fined ten dollars each for carrying loaded firearms in automobiles. The game warden reported these incidents and noted enforcement actions by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Camp
Franklin County
Bell
Franklin
Gettsyburg College Student Spends Holidays at Hanover Street Home
George Smeltz Jr student at Gettysburg College spending the holiday period at his home on Hanover Street with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smeltz, Jr
Gettysburg College
Hanover Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Samuel G. Spanier
Central Chemical Company
Ovler
Coffman
Jewelers
Chambersburg Street
Schwartz Farm Supply
Willis Schwartz
Carlisle Street
Dick Martz
Walnut Street
Emanuel A. Miller
Champion Shoe Repair
Thomas George
Chambersburg ST
Gettysburg, PA
Sera
Best V
Faber’s
Dougherty
Hartley
Center Square
Edward Stine
John Ohler
Bryce Myers Drug Store
Blocher
Rexall Drug Store
Baltimore ST
Jobe
and Mlany
Ney
Florida
Roosevelt Ave
York Corporation
Western
Maryland
R. R
York
Curio
Rose-Ann
Baltimore Street
Weishaar Brothers At
Maring
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!