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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1929

Page

4

Nab A and P Robbers After They Kill Pal

Two robbers who held up an A and P store in York last Saturday are in custody in Elizabeth New Jersey on murder charges. A third member is dead. Police recover 13 guns silks pajamas an expensive sedan and other items. Suspects Harold L George 21 of Brooklyn and Bernard Toner 19 of Brooklyn are jailed with the killer identified as George.

A. and P York Elizabeth N. J Oice Paterson Baltimore Frank Bunk Warren Harold L. George Brooklyn N. Y Bernard Toner Toner

Public sale of valuable real estate in Adams County

The attorney in fact for heirs of John Mauss will offer at public sale two, Oxford Township parcels on Lincoln Highway near New Oxford. Lot 1 covers about eight acres with a frame house and outbuildings. Lot 2 includes nearly four acres with a small dwelling and farm structures. Sale starts at 1:30 p.m. with terms announced by Jacob C. Mauss, Gettysburg attorneys.

John Mauss Yate Oxford Township Adams County Penna New Oxford Lincoln Highway Catholic Cemetery Frazier Estate W. A. Cashman J. B. Staub Franklin Mauss Jacob C. Mauss Gettysburg R. D. G. J. L. Williams M. L. Slaybaugh

Fisher Opens New Police System In Pennsylvania

Governor Fisher announced a teletype crime news system linking Gettysburg Hanover York and 92 towns statewide. The Bell setup uses 3400 miles of circuits to instantly type and share crime details with police stations across four regional zones.

John S. Fisher Pennsylvania Gettysburg Hanover York Robert von Moschzisker State Supreme Court Lynn G. Adams Pennsylvania State Constabulary Edward Martin Republican State Committee Donald McKelvey Pennsylvania Police Chief's Association Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania Harrisbng Philadelphia Wyoming Barracks Pittsburgh Harrisburg

Public Sale Ordered of P. J. Miller Property Adams County

Sheriff G D Morrison lists personal property seized from P J Miller in Straban township for public auction on December 31 1929 at 10 am at the premises in Straban. Items include furniture, tools, farming equipment, livestock, vehicles, crops and household goods totaling extensive inventory.

Commutation of Sentences Asked for Three Men

Application for commutation of the sentences of Clarence Hilty Gettysburg and Eugene Stump will be presented to the state board of pardons in Harrisburg January 15 1930 on grounds of good behavior Attorney S B Neely announced Hilty sentenced February 4 1929 to 15 months in jail and a $100 fine for illegal possession of liquor Stump given one year and a $300 fine for the same charge after pleading guilty

Clarence Hilty Gettysburg Eugene Stump Littlestown Adams County State Board of Pardons Harrisburg Neely Hilty Traul Stump

Sheriff Sale Notice of 100 Acre Adams County Farm

In pursuance of a writ of fieri facias from the Adams County Court of Common Pleas the property of David Malcolm and Frances B. Malcolm will be sold at public sale on Saturday January 4 1930 at 2 PM at the Gettysburg Court House Adams County Penna. The tract lies in Butler Township adjacent to Milton Lady Wm Stallsmith G J Brown and others containing 100 acres with a two story frame house ground barn and outbuildings plus running water and some fruit. Ten percent of sale price due immediately after sale. failure to comply risks resale. G D Morrison Sheriff Gettysburg December 6 1929.

Michael DeRosa Brooklyn New York Gettysburg Pittsburgh DeRosa Tidewater Lines, Inc Pennsylvania Public Service Commission Baltimore Spring Grove Hagerstown Waynesboro Hanover High Arendtsville High Charles Dell Hanover Richard Wolford Charles Weinberg Walter Amusement Company Daniel Brown Reading Township Abilene Kansas Washington Central High School Charles Terry Terrys Harvard D. M. Mosey Helen Mathers Adams County St. Paul Minnesota Court of Common Pleas P. J. Miller Straban Township Penna Court House Butler Township Milton Lady Wm. Stallsmith G. J. Brown David Malcolm Frances B. Malcolm Liberty Township Harry Eyler Grant Gladhill Ester Gladhill Fannie Moses Stuart McClear G. D. Morrison

Estate to be sold in Liberty Township Adams County Pa

The sale offers a 119 acre farm with a two story stone house bunk barn wagon shed chicken house running water a good spring and fruit trees. Property owned by Stuart McClear and to be sold by Sheriff G D Morrison on November 22 1929 with sheriff sale payable immediately after sale for noncompliance.

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Runaway Youth From New York Is Halted

A fifteen year old New York City boy Francis Roush left home with thirty five cents to travel west for a brighter future than school. He rode ferries and walked long distances from New Jersey to Philadelphia and Hanover before a policeman recognized his exhausted condition and contacted his father Okey Roush, a New York chauffeur, who was en route to return him home.

Francis Roush New York City Francis Hudson New Jersey Philadelphia Hanover Walford Okey Roush New York

Two Baltimoreans Injured In Harrisburg Road Crash

George Schmidt and Isaac Silber suffered severe cuts and Isa dore Lichovitz was slightly hurt when their light truck left the Harrisburg road north of Gettysburg and struck a telephone pole. The trio were hospitalized after the Friday afternoon crash. Aaron W. Kinneman and George D. Little reported massive hogs weighing 524 and 525 pounds respectively.

Aaron W. Kinneman Abbottstown George D. Little

Threshermen Name Officers For Year

Adams county threshermen and farmers protective association elected officers for another year at a Saturday meeting in the court house. E F Strausbaugh was named president Jacob Sharrah vice president A C Keefer secretary and Frank Waybright treasurer Delegates to the Harrisburg state convention January 23 and 24 are Keefer Sharrah Waybright L E Hershey and Dwight Strausbaugh Secretary J A Rose of Harrisburg spoke on compensation and automobile insurance.

Harrisburg Adams County Threshermen's and Farmers’ Protective Association Court House Jacob Sharrah A. C. Keefer Frank Waybright L. E. Hershey Dwight Strausbaugh W J. A. Rose

Notice of Annual Meeting of Farmers and Merchants Bank

Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting and election of stockholders of Farmers and Merchants Bank of New Oxford Adams County Pennsylvania will be held at its banking house on January 13 1930 at 2 PM and continued until 3 PM for electing a Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing year and for other business as may be brought before the meeting.

New Oxford Penna Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Adams County Pennsylvania

Executor's Notice for Anthony F Brady Estate

Let ters Testamentary on the estate of Anthony F Brady of Conewago Township Adams County Penna has been granted to the undersigned. All persons indebted to the estate must pay and those with claims must present them. James S Brady Executor 640 Frederick St Hanover Pa or to J L Williams Esq Attorney for the Estate Gettysburg Pa Whispered prayers. Finally he

Anthony F. Brady Conewago Township Adams County Penna James S. Brady Frederick St. Hanover J. L. Williams Gettysburg Register of Wills

Negro Injured In Snow Crash On Lincoln Highway

One man, Richard James, sustained a lacerated head and shoulder injury when a sedan carrying three men skidded on a snow covered Lincoln highway near Gulden's Station and hit a telephone pole. The car from Tennessee to Egg Harbor NJ was badly damaged. James received first aid from Dr. Sheetz in New Oxford.

Lincoln Highway Gulden Tennessee Egg Harbor N. J Richard James Sheetz New Oxford

Dividend Notice From Farmers and Merchants Bank New Oxford

At the regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of New Oxford a regular dividend of 5 percent was declared plus an extra 1 percent and a special Christmas dividend of 2 percent. Checks will be mailed to stockholders by January 1, 1930. James W. Barnitz cashier.

Farmers’ & Merchants’ Bank New Oxford

Estate of John E Kepner administration granted

Notice is given that administration of the estate of John E Kepner late of New Oxford Adams County PA has been granted to James W Barnitz administrator. Creditors and debtors are asked to present claims and pay debts promptly. Address: New Oxford PA. Attorneys: Keith and Sheely Gettysburg PA.

John E. Kepner New Oxford Adams County Pennsylvania Register of Wills James W. Barnitz Keith & Sheely First National Bank Gettysburg

Will of Mrs. Mary Gitt Probed in Littlestown Estate

The will of Mrs. Mary Gitt, late of Littlestown, was entered to probate in the office of C. G. Taugh inbaugh. Personal property valued at 6000 dollars and real estate at 8500 dollars. Executors named are Arthur B. Gitt Ray C. Gitt and Emory C. Gitt. J M McLaughlin of Franklin Township paid a 100 dollar fine plus costs for killing a doe in the recent hunting season.

Mary Gitt Littlestown C. G. Taughinbaugh Register and Recorder Arthur B. Gitt Ray C Gitt Emory C. Gitt J. M. McLaughlin Franklin Township Justice of the Peace Shealer

Fire damages Mitchells restaurant in Gettysburg kitchen blaze

A Sunday morning fire at Mitchells restaurant Gettysburg started when hot grease ignited. Firemen arrived to find the kitchen blaze extinguished but spreading to inner walls. Water and extinguishers saved the rest. pies and foodstuffs destroyed. damage estimated over $200.

Mitchell's Gettysburg

Estate of John E Hoff Letters Granted in Adams County

In re Estate of John E Hoff late of Mount Pleasant Township Adams County Pennsylvania. Letters testamentary granted to George W Hoff and Augustus I Hoff and J Donald Swope Esq attorney. Creditors urged to pay promptly and claimants to present demands without delay at Hanover Littlestown or Gettysburg addresses listed.

John E. Hoff Mount Pleasant Township Adams County Pennsylvania George W. Hoff Hanover Augustus I. Hoff Littlestown J. Donald Swope Gettysburg

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