Adams County weighs seal design and wage talks
Adams County commissioners studied a county seal to decorate the governor mansion and considered adding cattle to reflect cattle industry. They signed a six month agreement with Allegheny County Workhouse and received state welfare department salary updates for Child Welfare workers.
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Adams County
Harrisburg
Penns Vama
Te Coumty Commission
Allegheny County Workhouse
As & Pe
Paolice
State Department For Public Welfare
Office of Children and Youth
Lee
Richard G. Farrow
Department For Welfare
Opinion Filed On Moore Case Delays Appeal Bounds
Judge MacPhail allowed Buford v Moore York Springs to appeal a game law conviction though the five day filing limit lapsed. The court will decide if the appeal is permissible after reviewing the transcript, tied to Moore’s shooting alleged near a dwelling heard by Mrs Huda Myers.
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John A MacPhail
Buford
Moore
York Springs
Justice of the Peace
L. Hespelnorz
Huntington
Samuel K. Wegel
Budlding
Wac
Cook ‘Place
Huda Myers
Myers
MacPhail
Moorer
Justice For the Peace
Court reviews admissibility of prejudice evidence in Myers case
In a petition Moore argues a judge improperly allowed and then excluded evidence of prejudice. The court cites potential error if the transcript omits ruling on the prejudice testimony, noting Moore hunted on his property away from the Myers home.
Validity Challenge to Junkyard Ordinance in Adams County
In Adams County last Thursday a case questioned what constitutes a junkyard. Mr. Pleasant Two vs Johns Hartlaub concerns Hartlaub’s use allegedly as a used auto and parts business rather than a junkyard. The township claims the Pleasant Tap ordinance applies. Hartlaub contends it is unconstitutional and arbitrary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Courty Court
Mr. Pleasant Two
Johns Hartlaub
Hartlaub
Bonneau
Wile Hartlaub
Donald G. Grier
Reig Hartlaub
Mir Pleasant Tap
Township disputes license scope for junkyard operator
The township argues Hartland operates a junk yard beyond 20 acres and thus lacks a license even if applied. Donald M. Swope contends towns may set license fees to cover enforcement costs, with $200 as the ceiling until costs are known. He predicts costs may lead to lower fees if proven cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlaub
Hartlaud
Auorces Donald M. Swope
Hartland
Bethas Divorce Granted in County Court
Delores Timmins Bethas of 12 South Oxford Ave MicSherrys town was granted a divorce from James Bethas on grounds of desertion. The couple married March 1955 at Edse Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores
Timmins) Bethas
South
Oxford Ave
MicSherrystown
James Bethas
Laughman and Rummel Apply for Marriage License
Howard Levere Laughman Jr. aged 20 and Shap Louise Rummel aged 18 apply for a marriage license at the courthouse. The couple is listed with parental details and addresses in New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Levere Laughman Jr
Howard Levere Laughman
Pleaant St
New Oxford
Shap Louise Rummel
Orville
Bur Rummel
Brodbecks
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