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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
14
The Pennsylvania legislature approved seven constitutional amendment proposals during an eighteen week session and sent five more to voters in prior sessions. Governor Pinchot signed 129 measures and vetoed sixteen, with thirty days to act after adjournment.
A public sale of the Franklin Township estate in Adams County Pa is set for June 10 at 2 PM at Gettysburg courthouse. The 155 acre parcel includes a bank barn old frame house two bungalows and several outbuildings, with a detailed metes and bounds description. Samuel Clarence Eshleman and Bertha Eshleman are mortgagors. John C Wible Sheriff notes 10 percent down payment and possible resale if terms aren’t met.
Sunday afternoon basebill and football scheduling precede a state convention. Proposals include bonds for veterans compensation and toll bridges, allowing tax voting eligibility changes, highway land purchase for future widening, and city assessments for road costs. Also powers to define fiduciary investment and restrict short haul charges.
Pursuant to a writ of fieri facias the Court orders public sale on Saturday May 6 1933 of a seven acre Latimore tract in Adams County Pennsylvania. The property includes a two and a half story frame house mill summer house hog pen chicken house stable garage and out buildings bounded by Charles King Charles Trostle George Hull and others. Conveyed to Joseph Evans by Arthur L Bupp deed March 30 1929 Book 121 Page 107 Seized and to be sold as his property.
The document outlines a 1933 35 budget plan with a $26 million bond issue for general expenses $20 million for jobless aid and the rest for other state needs It grants Philadelphia authority to levy assessments on benefited properties and extends powers for the Greater Pittsburgh project with no further constitutional amendments to go to voters before 1938.
At the thirty second annual Great Council Degree of Pocahontas in Bethlehem Pennsylvania Flora Frick of Bethlehem and Mary Geissinger of Sayre were nominated for Minnehaha. A statewide poll will decide the winner in coming months. The order reported receipts of 186 504 expenditures 36 387 for relief 20 586 for funeral and sick benefits total funds 273 195 assets 462 585. Membership declined by over 2 000 with ten councils defunct. Harrisburg chosen for 1934 convention. Memorial service honored 244 members who died.
The Bureau of Motor Vehicles announced that Mark Creager of Fairfield Route 1 has had his driver's license restored.
Description covers 47 acres in Hamilton Township Adams County Pennsylvania bounded by state lands to north east and west and by Peter Baker lands to the south. Property owned by Edward J Naugle and Annie M Naugle to be sold on May 15 1933.
A list shows Hanover teachers reelected for the coming term with salaries cut by ten percent. The roster includes Senior High School staff such as Margaret L. Moyer Mary V. Kamp Esther E. Kapp and others along with Special Grade and Junior High positions and amounts noted beside each name.
In Hanover, a suit over an equity case seeks deed reformation for the Bittinger property. The disagreement centers on omitted words in the conveyance describing water supply rights to nine houses and the $3 weekly water charge. The case, set for June 19 before Judge Donald P. McPherson, involves J M Bittinger versus Hm M Bittinger heirs and Hanover Trust Company with disputed life estate and a $20 000 trust fund.
Dwight Goodling seven of York suffered minor facial head and leg injuries when struck by a Hanoverian driver John E Nace near his home. He was taken to York hospital and no bones were broken. The boy darted from the curb and the bumper tossed him. the driver said he was going 15 to 18 mph and stopped before passing the boy.
The Young Men’s Christian Association of Hanover is bankrupt after a voluntary petition filed in the U S district court at Scranton. The schedule shows liabilities of 60888.46 and assets of 37662.75, with 30000.00 of assets as real estate.
Beginning with the first Monday of July 1934, county school superintendents and assistant superintendents will have salaries cut by 20 percent for one year. The Wilson (McKean) bill, signed by Gov. Pinchot, sets minimums and scales by county population and districts.
The Tencharas confront talks over salaries on May 11 as pending taxes threaten government funds. Officials warn a shortfall could affect payroll and public services while tax revenue adjustments loom.
Executor Benjamin W. Groft warns all indebted parties to settle immediately and all claimants to present authenticated demands for the estate of Aloyslua Groft of Conewago Township Adams County Pennsylvania. Dated April 20 1961.
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