Highland town man jailed after alleged home brew and abuse
John Donmoyer of Highland township was arrested Friday evening at his home while pouring home brewed liquor into a smaller receptacle. He faces illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and assault and battery as his wife charges abuse over repeated drunken incidents. A daughter testified he beat her mother when drunk. He is jailed. Sergeant Dahlstrom and Trooper Frytchey investigated. TAKES IMPORTANT STEP The Mummasburg Mutual Fire Protection Society, after 66 years, will collect a cash premium to fund losses and aims to avoid future assessments as in Adams County and Get-Yurg mutuals. The annual meeting included the resignation of Henry Raffensperger of Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donmoyer
Highland Township
Dahlstrom
Frytchey
John
Polis
Mummasburg Mutual Fire Protection Society
Adams County
Get- Yurg Mutual
Henry Raffensperger
Hampton
Man Arrested After Homebrew Find in Gettysburg Cellar
Troopers found John transferring liquid in a cellar near Gettysburg. He appeared intoxicated when arrested after eleven gallons of alleged homebrew liquor were seized for analysis. Bail set at 1000 dollars on liquor charge and 100 on assault and battery, which may be dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joohn
Mike
John
Gettysburg
Board appoints Chronister successor in Gettysburg oriented group
The full Board of Directors elected for the ensuing year includes W. G. Durboran as president and H. W. Knouse as vice president. Chester O. Chronister of Hampton was named as successor to the retiring leader. Alma Sheads becomes secretary as George E. Hartman resigns. Directors will consult policy holders before April 1 to adjust policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester O. Chronister
Hampton
W. G. Durboran
Cumberland Township
H. W. Knouse
Bendergville
J. Frank Hartman
Gettsburg
E. B. Swope
Fairfield
I. A. Wilt
New Oxford
Alma Sheads
Gettysburg
George E. Hartman
Dividend Notice from Farmers & Merchants Bank
At the regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of New Oxford held December 27 1924 a regular dividend of 4 percent was declared and an extra dividend of 1 percent. Checks will be mailed to stockholders by January 1 1925. JAS W Barnitz Cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants Bank
New Oxford
Jas
W. Barnitz
Estate of Georgianna Creager in Adams County PA
Notice of administration for Georgianna E Creager late of Straban Township Adams County Pennsylvania. Frank S Creager is administrator with letters granted by the Adams County Register of Wills. Creditors and claimants urged to present claims and debtors to pay promptly to Frank S Creager at 17 West Middle Street Hanover PA or to his attorney John D Keith Gettysburg PA.
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Georgianna E. Creager
Straban Township
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Georgianna Creager
West Middle Street
Hanover
John D. Keith
First National Bank
Gettysburg
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C. A. Bigham
Willys-Knight
Crystal Theater
Lincoln War
W. New Oxford
Lauretta Taylor
Edwin Lowe
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Stephen
Mae Murray
Fashion Row
Ays
Xmas Saving Fund
Jas. W. Barnitz
York
Dellinger
Ford
P. P. Lerew
East Berlin
Penna
Hudson
ESSEX
Chase. Myers
Park
J. Diehl
Abbottstown
Bell
Frank S. Creager
Fulton ST
E. M
Lincolnway
East
Hides & Furs
S. E. Kramer & CO
Baltimore Street
Hanover, PA
Rocks
Rhode Island
Littlestown Hatchery Bell Phone
Littlestown, PA
C. Moul & Co., Inc
East Chestnut Street
Rugs Ete
Penn Furniture
York Street
WM. R. Rice
Mgr
C. V
M. S. Sterner & Sons Poultry Farm
Pleasant Hill
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