Horner To Be 3 Named Clerk For Adams County
Speculation grows as Adams County commissioners prepare to take office Republicans hold a majority and may ask resignations from the current Democratic appointees Winfield G Horner of Cumberland Township has accepted the clerk position to succeed Louis Wagaman Wagaman will train Horner and the salary may rise with increased office work Other key posts include solicitor Swope sealer of weights and measures Cole as jail physician and court house janitor positions with several candidates named for consideration
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Board of
Adams County Commissioners
Haseen
Winfield G. Horner
Cumberland Township
Horner
Wagaman
Louis W. Wagaman
Board of Commission
Eelforts
Court House
J. Donald Swope
M Neely
A Fame
Neely
Thost Ye
J. L. Willams
N. S
Board of Commissioners
Sealer
James C. Cole
The
Narrows
Deputies Named for Adams County Sheriff-elect Spence
Unofficial reports say Bernard W. Spence will appoint Dan iel Wolff of Arendtsville and Rufus B. Weaver of Gettysburg as deputies. Weaver is a four year deputy under Sheriff Wible. Mrs. Spence may be matron at East High street jail. Deputies to be paid about 10 dollars a month each, with Mrs. Spence earning 30 dollars and a cook 40 dollars. A new state law sets the sheriff’s fiat salary at 3000 dollars yearly plus travel. No turnkey planned under two deputies.
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Adams County
H. M. Hartman
R. W. Gifford
Gettysburg
Wilbur H. Miller
New Oxford
Court House
Frank Sheely
Allen McGuigan
Wilson Marsh
Ben Carter
John Bowers
North Stratton Street
H. T. Stauffer
Baltimore Street
Sheely
McGuigan
Bernard W. Spence
Daniel Wolff
Arendtsville
Rufus B. Weaver
Weaver
John C. Wible
Mrs. Spence
East High Street
Cook
Board of County Commissioners
Spence
Noeh Jeffcoat
Wible
Machine Strikes Dairyman's Wagon in Rural Accident
No one was injured when an all terrain wagon was struck by a machine on a rural road. The incident prompted a brief police and eyewitness briefing, with no fatalities reported. Local responders secured the scene and investigated the cause.
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C. Edgar Smith
East Berlin
C. A. Feeser
Hanover
Smith
Frederick Berkheimer
Raymond Wilt
Light on the Wagon Noted in Transit Report
A light remained on the wagon during the journey, drawing attention in the transit report. Further details about location, time, or cause were not provided in the readable text.
Gardener Reports Theft Of Muskrat Hides In Guernsey
John Slaybaugh of Guernsey told state police the theft occurred Saturday night from his barn. Fifteen muskrat hides worth fifteen dollars were stolen.
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John Slaybaugh
Guernsey
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G. R. Thompson
Republican
Donald Hammers
John Milchimes
Charles Conover
Merritt Frame
William Deatrick
Philip Houck
Harry C. Stock
Freemont W. Weigle
J. Burton Witherow
Thad Blocher
Doan
Eny Ais
Broadway
Neuweiler
Hornung
H. A. Fuhrman
Barnhart
Market Street
York, PA
Coats
Leader Store
Broadway Hanover
Hershey’s
New
Oxford
Warner Brothers
Ginger Rogers
George Brent
Top Hat
Sylvia Sydney
Mary Burns
Marian Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Broadway Market
Charles Decola
Off Center Square
Musselman
Moseman's Peanut Butter 1B
Jarlie
Campbells Soups
Walter Baker
Red Flash
O. K
Magnesia
Vermont
Scot Tissue Kitchen
Camay
Lincolnway Grocery, Aan
Petry
Lincolnway East
Hickman Oysters
Crisfield
Texas
York
Leo Reisman
Freddy Bergin
Orch
Allan Pressel
Blocher’s Market
Fish and Seafoods
Frederick Street
Best
Cremer
Florist
Samuel Shirk
Dubs Restaurant
Oscar Dubs
Frederick St
Marchio
A. J. Marchio
Crystal Restaurant
Walnut St
WM. L. Hertz
Ince
Mark. E
TRONE
Baltimore St
Hanover, Pa
Richard McAllister
PARTY
Jack Burke
His
Club
Royal Orchestra
Philadelphia
Sunoco
Sunoco Gardens
Willis L. Weikert
National
D. J. Forney
Prop
Gettysburg, Penna
C. S. Menchey
Mgr
General Groft
Red Hot Peppers
Rhythm Kings
CNC OE
Hello and
Eae Eee
Panawicnes Kline’s Cafe
York Street
Bala Ae
Tae Oe
Center Square
the Farmers & Merchants
New Oxford, Pa
H. B. Flaherty
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