Codori Sr Dies After Illness and Surgery in Gettysburg
William F. Codori Sr proprietor of Central Auto Co and Texaco distributor in Adams County died Sunday at Annie M arner hospital after a long illness and a Thursday fall. He was born February 25 1868 in Gettysburg and had worked in butchery and then garages before becoming a gasoline distributor. Funeral was held at St Francis Xavier Catholic Church with a requiem high mass. Survived by mother Matilda Codori seven sons two daughters three sisters and two brothers. Eleven grandchildren also survive.
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William F. Codor
Central Auto Company
Citizens of Company
Texaco
Adms
Annie Marner
Mr. Codors
Gettysurg
Simon
Matilda Codori
Gettysburg
Theodori
Codori
Beame
St. Francis Xavier’s Atholic Church
Emmitsburg
William F. Jr
Joseph E
Edwin A
York
Paw L. Roy
John A
Charles S
Richard S
Richard Cole
Robert A
George Eberhart
Clarence Fraley
Anne Codori
John Codori
Johnstown
Leo B. Codori
Crafton
Pittsburgh
Sections on Rural Route System Being Graded in Adams County
The Department of Highways reports sections of the Rural Route System in Adams County are being graded and base courses laid. Grading aims for winter completion of the base and hopes to fund a surface course in the spring.
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Secretary of Highways
Adams Receives State Unemployment Relief Allocations
The state emergency relief board announced February allocations totaling 5 804 662 with 2 million in state funds from the Talbot fund and the rest from federal aid. Counties listed include Adams 6 001 in state funds 315 in federal funds Franklin 9 935 state funds 38 844 federal funds York 33 770 state funds 3 307 federal funds. Other notes mention social visits and dinners involving local officials and residents.
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Harrkeburg
State Emergency Relief Board
Talbot
Adama County
Franklin County
York County
Blind Man's Buff Dramatic Mystery Begins Serial
The American Weekly launches the first installment of Blind Man's Buff a dramatic tale of love thrills and mystery by Florence Ryerson and Colin Cle ments appearing with next Sunday's Newark American.
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Florence Ryerson
Colin Clements
American Weekly
Newark American
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Cumberland County
Maryland
Fairfield Borough
Mummasburg
Goldenville
Amatus
Reading Township
Tyrone
Hamilton Townships
Mt. Joy Township
Mt. Tabor
Peach Glen
Sell’s Station
Union Township
Miles Weikert
Studebaker
Delver
Hanover Motor CO
Broadway
Hanover, PA
Crouse Planing
Hanover
Miller’s
Baltimore Street
Aero Oil Company
Washington
Dixie Champs
Gettysburg, Pa
Marty A. Pare
WB. Getselman
Luther Baltzley
Louis W. Wagaman
R. Blaine Kitzmiller
Leon Nelderer
Robert
George Rutter
Abbottstown
Francis Oarbaugh
Berlin
Juncton
Dines
Adams County
H. E. Lough
East High Street
C. E. Lough
Hertz’s Hatchery
Firestone
C. T. Sheely
Firestone Tire and Battery
York Street
Station Weaf
B.S. T
Metropolitan Edison Company
Westinghouse
Edison Company