Rider 77 Dies After街 Hanover Street Collapse
Patally Stricken On Hanover Street describes the death of 77 year old Vivistor Rider from Harrisburg while walking on Carlisle Street Hanover. Cause of death coronary thrombosis per York County coroner Lester J. Sell. Survived by nine children and many grandchildren. funeral Monday at Kernan funeral home with requiem mass at Church of the Annunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aVivestor Rider
Harrisburg
McBherrystown
Gre Street
Rider
Antonia Russ
Hanover
Bart Swartabaugh
Carlisle Street
Lester J. Sell
Oroner
York County
Edward
Catherine Kuhn Rider
Laura Reever
Earl Swartzbeugh
Carl Zimmerman
Curtis Rider
Robert Rider
McSherrystown
Carroll Rider
New Oxford
Roy Baer
Elkton
Leon Donfalt
Springfield
Mass
Irvin Rider
Germany
Gabriella Kuhn
Kernan Funeral Home
Paul B Legore 18 Promoted to CPI in Austria
United States Forces in Austria promote Corporal Paul B Legore of the 222d Infantry Regiment in the 429d Rainbow Division. He is husband of Mrs Paul B Legore of Hanover R D 4. Legore attended Eichleberger High School class of 1937 and worked at Jackson Shoe Company before enlisting in May 1944. He has three brothers in service: John R Legore in the navy, Richard H Legore Jr in anti aircraft artillery in Germany, and Clair E Legore in the Pacific Theater with pshe Neld artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Legore
Hanover
R. D
Rainbow
Austria
Legore
Eichleberger High School
Army
Jackson Shoe Company
John R. Legore
Navy
Richard H Lecore, Jr
Germany
Clair E. Legore
Pacific
Pshe Neld Artillery
Army Discharges From Indiantown Gap List Names
Among those discharged from the army at Indiantown Gap are Cpl Clyde C Metz Orrtanna R 1 Pfe Glenn A Adelsberger Fairfield R 2 Pvt Charles R Conner Gardners R 2 Cpl John F Cole Biglerville R D T Set Robert H Sterner Gettysburg Cpl Samuel W Musselman Fairfield and T Kermit O Paxon Gardners R 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiantown Gap
Clyde C. Metz
Orrtanna R
Glenn A. Adelsberger
Fairfield R
Charles R. Conner
Gardners R
John F. Cole
Biglerville R
Robert H. Sterner
Gettysburg
Samuel W. Musselman
Fairfield
T . Kermit O. Paxon
McDonnell Charged With Speeding on Road Conditions
Merle C. McDonnell of Gettysburg R 2 was cited for driving too fast for road conditions on Thursday in Gettysburg.
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Merle C. McDonnell
Gettysburg R
Gettysburg
Notable pallbearers named at service
Arthur Noel Klunk, Robert Burkee and Harry Neiderer served as pallbearers at the funeral, with their participation noted among the ceremony's arrangements.
Motorist Held On Charge After Collision Near Littlestown
George Herrell, 18, Gettysburg R D 5, jailed in Adams County on $500 bail for failing to reveal his identity after a Friday crash on the Littlestown Hanover road. He collided with Roger Davis, 23, Taneytown, near Littlestown. Davis sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
George Evanko
Herrell
Littlestown
Littlestown-Hanover
Roger Davis
Taneytown
Schottie
Evanko
Justice of the Peace
Howard G. Blocher
Alvin Hyser
Taneytown R
Estate of David B. Herr Executors Named in Will
Letters testamentary granted to Lizzie Herr and Harold Herr for the estate of David B. Herr, late of Conewago Township Pennsylvania. Creditors and debtors must proceed per the Register of Wills of Adams County with attorney Guy W. Bange in Hanover.
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David B. Herr
Conewago Township
Adama County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Lizzie Herr
Hanover
Harold Herr
Gettysburg
Guy W. Bange
Atty
Hanover, Pa
Investigation of Malicious Mischief Complaint in Reading Township
State police probe into a malicious mischief complaint filed by Mrs. Gordon Collings of Hanover. Incident occurred last week at her cottage near Brown's Dam in Reading township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Collings
Hanover
Bookmobile Readied to Serve Adams County Schools
Miss Kathryn Oller, county librarian, told the county board that the Adams County Free Library will inaugurate its bookmobile service once temporary wooden shelving is installed. Delivery of steel shelving for the Dodge truck is at least 60 days away, and conversion of the body is not yet done. Nine trips are estimated to cover all county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Free Library Association
Kathryn Oller
Oller
Public Sale at Springwood Farms York Two
The undersigned will offer at public sale in York Two at Springwood Farms two miles south of York along U S Route 111 one mule twelve years old described as a good leader and one horse seven years old described as an off side worker.
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York Two
Springwood Farms
S. of
York
County library bookmobile expands reach with 300 volume truck
Miss Oller said she plans to visit every school at least monthly for 15 to 20 minutes so children can select books from the new bookmobile. The truck now carries 300 volumes, rising to about 900 after shelving is installed. Mrs. Lewars praised county cooperation and noted Adams county loans already rival long‑standing libraries.
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Oller
Elsie Singmaster Lewars
Library Association
Lewars
Adams County
Huntingdon County
Two Girls Hurt In Crash At Thornville
Virginia Wierman and Betty Lou Hankle suffered knee lacerations and an ankle sprain after a Lincoln highway collision near Thomasville at 12 30 a m Sunday. Ed Beidleman drove westward and struck Glenn Chronister who had parked to pick up a sailor. Both women were treated at York hospital and discharged. Reconstruction cited $175 damage to the Beidleman car and $225 to Chronister. ON PAY DAY BUY BONDS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Wierman
McSherrystown
Betty Lou Hankle
Hanover
Lincoln Highway
Thomasville
Edward B. Beidieman
Glenn C. Chronister
Chronister
York Hospital
Beidleman
Livestock Sale Catalog Highlights Breeds and Weights
The list details 18 brood sows with expected pigs by sale day, 35 bred gilts, 12 young boars ready to service, 120 shoats weighing 20 to 100 pounds. Breeds include Hampshires Speed Poland China Berkshires and a Danish lean bacon boar. Most shoats are cross bred.
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Hampshires
Poland
China
Berkshires
Farm Equipment Sale At Springwood Farms
Stutzman improved fruit dryer and a range of farm machinery including a Welsh stone mill two single cultivators lime spreader Myers sprayer and more. An Ideal manure spreader McCormick Deering plow and other gear noted with sale starting at 12 30 sharp conducted by Jacob E Stover with Ray Lerew as auctioneer No hucksters and refreshments for Benny Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutzman
Welsh Stone
McCormick-Deering
PB. N
Springwood Farms
Jacob E. Stover
Mer
Ray Lerew
H. EB. Hovis & R
Hovis
Clerks
No Hucksters
Benny Berger
Four discharged at Indiantown Gap on Wednesday
Four soldiers were discharged from the army at Indiantown Gap on Wednesday. Cpl. Joseph J. Miller from New Oxford R. 2, Cpl. William R. Keefer of 32 North Queen street Littlestown, T 5 William M. Harness of Gettysburg, and Pfc. Donald E. Wampler from Biglerville R. 1 were listed among the releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiantown Gap
Joseph J. Miller
New Oxford R
William R. Keefer
North Queen Street
Littlestown
William M. Harness
Gettysburg
Donald E. Wampler
Biglerville R
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Jhone
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Selebury
D. H. Sharrer & Son
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Hampton
Cony Wes
Tilmont
Daly
Delechebie Cord
Price
E. E. Wentz Sons
Manover, PA
CPI
United States
DR. Balcom’s
George Herrell
John A. Kinneman
South Street
York, Penna
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C. J. Myer
West Chestnut St
Todd
Fair Avenue
Melvin J. Sheffer
Railroad Street
Queen Street
Aquella
Reader’s Digest
A. E. Chronister
Aquella Sales and Service
Shriver’s
Cross Keys
Oxford
Laa , Ae
Blue Comet
Pmirea
Reg. Price
Wednesda
Free
Sherwin-Williams
Mega
Jucawie
Wassans Mar
Bostow
Sherwin-Williams Paint Headquarters
Hardware
Gettysburg, Pa
LA Gee
Hmealquarters
Tony
Montgomery Ward
Frederick ST
A. J. Jackson
Akron
Ohio
Chritzman’s Jeweler
Housewives
Riddle's
Baltimore St
Stewart March
Rollers
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Eve Dad
Loo
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Goodyear
Radio
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