Madison man sues Aero Oil Co. for injuries in Gettysburg
Ralph Ketchum of Madison Wisconsin filed a trespass action in Adams County court seeking more than five thousand dollars for injuries from a fall on Lincoln Square Gettysburg on June 8 1962. He alleges an Aero Oil Co truck hose extended to a building caused a dangerous obstacle and tripping led to a left thigh fracture and partial disability. He claims hospital medical bills loss of earnings and negligence by the oil company.
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Ralph Ketchum
Madison
Wisc
Adams
Aero Oil Co
New Oxford
Lincoln Square
Prothonotary’s
Ketchum
Donald M. Swope
Wisconsin
Gettysburg
Chambersburg St
Car
Lisle St
Yale
Christmas Program at York Springs Elementary School
Parents filled York Springs Elementary School for the annual Christmas program directed by Mrs. Jean Lobaugh and Mrs. Merle Millhimes. First graders under Mrs. Koons performed Christmas Day and Jolly Old St Nicholas, with Rudolph sung by Mrs. Kuebler’s class. Second graders with Mrs. Neely presented the poem O Christmas Tree and the song Away in a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs
Jean Lobaugh
Merle Millhimes
Alice Koons
Cleo Neely
Obstructing Public Sidewalks With a Hose
A report states a person obstructed public sidewalks by using a hose, noting the act lacked sufficient visibility to passersby and could pose a safety hazard. Authorities consider enforcement options and public safety implications.
Traditional New Year foods and children’s Christmas program recap
The article lists foods tied to New Year celebrations from various cultures and ages, including black eyed peas in the U.S., Armenian Persian cakes, Wassail from Scotland, Glogg from Sweden, and meals like sopa and couscous. It also describes a school Christmas program where third to fifth graders perform songs and readings under several teachers, concluding with carol singing. A probate notice states Annie M. Diller of Abbottstown has left a $15,100 will to four heirs.
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United States
Persia
Scotland
Annie M. Diller
Abbottstown
Mildred D. Locke, Lemasters
Kenneth B. Diller
Ruth D. Baker
Lucille D. Hoffheins
In Trouble With Game Laws Again
Irvin R. Strausbaugh, 19, Hanover Route 5, jailed 134 days for failing to pay a 125 dollar fine and 9 dollars costs after pleading guilty to removing a doe deer from a game propagation area near Hanover. Companion Earl Neiderer, 21, Hanover Route 4, paid 134 dollar fine and costs on a similar charge. Strausbaugh was among four charged November 2 with illegal hunting on the R. H. Sheppard farm. He had prior arrests in 1962 for removing an untagged deer and pled guilty to using a vehicle for hunting and to possessing a loaded rifle in a car, with fines.
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Irvin R. Strausbaugh
Hannover R
York County
Sheppard-Myers
Hanover
Earl Neiderer
Hanover R
Strausbaugh
Lindseys Sell Property in McSherrystown for $10
Francis J and Norma L Lindsey of McSherrystown sell a prop involving a McSherrystown site to Lloyd S Jr and Mary A ns for ten dollars according to a local notice.
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Francis J
Norma L.lindsey
McSherrystown
Ferty
Lloyd S. Jr
Mary
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Sram Re
Little's Dairy
York Street
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Paul Wagner Inc
New Oxford, Pa
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Twinkle Little Star
Islutes
Peggy Bart
B. C. Schuchart, Inc
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