Haenn To Head New Com On Brucellosis
An Adams County Brucellosis committee was announced December 23 by Ira N. Dunmire and George L. Haenn. Gettysburg R1 named chair, Joseph Stoner vice chair. other members include Lott, Leer, and Gilmore with Dr. James A. Martin as county veterinarian representative. The group will decide its program after a district meeting February 16 in Carlisle. The state plan aims to promote eradication and calf vaccination at state expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Ira N. Dunmire
George L. Haenn
Gettysburg
Edgar Leer
York Springs 2. D
York Springs
Interstate Milk Producers 'Association
Gates Gilmore
Gettysburg R. C
Gilmore
James A. Martin
R. D
Carlisle
AutoParts Workers Banquet At Hotel Gettysburg
Autoparts workers from Gettysburg at 30 York Street gathered for a Christmas dinner at the Hotel Gettysburg hosted by promoter Orville Orner. About 200 attendees received bonus gifts, with an exchange of gifts among employees and a sales meeting held after the meal. Pay day buy bonds banner noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MEY Cinzeoves
Geturnsburg Autoparts Company
York Street
Gettysburg
Orville Orner
Yng Wola Two
Riptoves
Sumpany
Woman Fractures Arm After Fall at Warner Hospital
Mrs Barton Foth of Goths King fractured her right upper arm in a fall on a stairway and received treatment at Warner hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Foth
Warner Hospital
Plans Restoration Of Dem Bandwagon In Adams County
County Chairman Fred G. Klunk announced plans to rescue a long lost Democratic bandwagon found in the basement of the courthouse. The wagon, once a parade cannon carrier, will be disassembled and moved to ground level for use in promoting the Adams County Sesqui Centenario observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Fred G. Klunk
Noone
Klunk
Court House
Ty's 150th Anniversary Celebration Plans Begin
Saturday Chairman Klunk formed a committee for the anniversary work and urged gasoline and oil companies to contribute oil and grease. After decades without grease and oil, officials feared the wagon would need rejuvenation to regain its former smooth performance.
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Klunk
Peterman Pontiac Entertain Employes At Christmas Dinner
Peterman Pontiac Sales and Service hosted a turkey dinner for employees and their wives at the Cross Keys hotel with decor and New Oxford high school band music. Alvin Jones and John Foster spoke. dancing followed. Kenneth J. Kress and Warren N. Leatherman were fined $10 and costs for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterman Pontiac Sales and Service
Cross Keys
New Oxford High School
Alvin Jones
New Oxford
John Foster
York
Kenneth J. Kress
Southstreet
Hanover
Warren N. Leatherman
Akron
Justice of the Peace
W. D. Brown
Hunterstown
Christmas Party At Sacred Heart Parish Council
Women of Sacred Heart Parish Council Na tional Council of Catholic Women held a 4A Christmas party and covered dish social in the parish hall after the monthly meeting. Santa handed out gifts, Rev. Harold E. Keller received a gift, and Miss Mary Jo Adams led the business session. Annie J. Smith read the monthly message, and 92 cartons with 1 047 clothing items were packed for Europe and sent to New York headquarters. A birthday present was sent to a Paradise protectory boy, and the meeting closed with 10 Hail Marys for vocations led by Miss Corinne Groft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Parish Council
National Council
Santa Claus
Harold E. Keller
Mary Jo Adams
Annie J. Smith
New York
Paradise Protectory
Corinne Groft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haenn
Autosparts Workers
LEO
U.S
Sinclair Products Telephone
Sorous
Ayr
A Bert S
Chambersburg St
Gattysburg, Pa
Broadway
PFAFF
York St
Oweropers
Hanover, Pa
Max
MRS
Second Avenue
Greenebaum
Chesta
Peterman
Pontiac
Shaffer
William Howells
Coffman-Fisher Dept. Store
L. L. Dietrich
Met
Center Square
D. H. Sharrer
New Chester
Littlestown
Orrtanna
Farmers State Bank
Baltimore Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sheets Bros
Stewartstown
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