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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
6
New Highway Signs Adopted For Pennsylvania Roads
The Pennsylvania department of highways adopts a new sign standard featuring black on white embossing with symbols to denote conditions. Secretary Samuel B Lewis announced the change emphasizing brief lettering and rapid placement of signs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Commonwealth
Sheriff Sale Of Woodland In Franklin Township Adams County Pa
A public sheriff sale is scheduled for Saturday June 10 at 2 PM at the Gettysburg courthouse. The 14 acre woodland parcel in Franklin Township is tied to Edward J. Naugle and Annie M. Naugle and is described with north by Mrs C J Deardorff and Mt Carmel road to the south. Ten percent of sale proceeds is due immediately after sale. failure to comply may trigger a resale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Franklin
County of
Adams
State of
Pennsylvania
C. J. Deardorff
John Diehl
Mt. Carmel
E. J. Naugle
Edward J. Naugle
Annie M. Naugie
John C. Wible
Pennsylvania Highway Symbols Improve Sign Clarity
The Pennsylvania highway department unveils new symbol signs to convey guidance quickly to drivers and pedestrians. Symbols will be placed in square signs with white background and black imagery to maximize legibility for all, including visually impaired, replacing diamond caution signs to avoid projection hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Amputation Sheds Light On Local Cider Press Accident
Clarence Shultz 42 of McKnightstown lost part of a left index finger at Warner hospital Thursday morning after the finger tip was crushed while helping move a cider press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Shultz
McKnightstown
Warner Hospital
Quaker Valley Country Club Property Sale Notice
Pursuant to a writ of fieri facias a public sale is set for Saturday May 3 in Butler township Adams County Pa. The property includes 65 perches and 240 square feet of land with a frame clubhouse bounded by Geist Brothers Inc. and public roads. The owners listed are Quaker Valley Country Club and Quaker Valley Company Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Butler
County of
Adams
State of
Pennsylvania
Geist Brothers Inc
Quaker Valley Country Club
Quaker Valley Company, Inc
John C. Wible
Adams County Seeks Return of Family From York County Inmate Care
York County directors of the poor instructed attorney John Heller to petition the court for the return of a mother and five children to Adams County. The family, originally from Hanover, has lived in Green Springs and at the county home amid a dispute over legal residence. Adams officials claim the family was born in York and thus belongs there. Jacob Eberly uncovered that thousands of dollars are owed to the poor district for board at the county home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York County
John Heller
Adams County
New
York
Adams Counties
Green Springs
Hanover
Hved
Jacob Eberly
Gettysburg man loses part of thumb at Warner hospital
Charles E. Shultz of Gettysburg Route 5 suffered a partial amputation of his left thumb at Warner hospital after a wood cutting accident Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Shultz
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Shultz
Property in Littlestown Seized for Sale on Lombard Street
The borough property on Lombard street in Littlestown described as a two and a half story brick house with outbuildings is owned by William Sheely and to be sold. The parcel is bounded north by a public alley, south by Lombard street, east by Augustus Spangler and west by George Zepp. May 13, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Littlestown
Lombard Street
Augustus Spangler
George Zepp
William Sheely
John C. Wible
Social visits span Maryland to Pennsylvania towns
NEW CHESTER and nearby towns report numerous Sunday visits. Chas Barrick and wife visited A W Haover in Foxville Maryland. many locals hosted relatives from Hanover York Springs and Gettysburg area. church services were held at St John s Reformed in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Barrick
A. W. Haover
Foxville
Harper Wilter
Hanover
F. Shank
William. J. Shank
York Springs
Iva Snyder
Emma Wehsler
Slater
East Berlin
Harry Little
Heidlersburg
Nettle Wolf
Howard Walf
New Oxford
Hunterstown
Annie Harmon
George Aughinbaugh
Gettysburg
Willam Hoff
Edgar Hoff
John Deal
George Trimmer
George Groupe
Levi King
St. John's Reformed Church
Clarence Smith
William Hartsock
Mary HelTner
Walkersville
Margaret Winand
George Milchimes
Ralph Kopman
Notice in Orphan's Court Adams County Estate of Hann
An auditor appointed by the Adams County Orphan's Court to distribute the balance from the first and final account of George L. Hann administrator of Joshua L. Hann deceased will meet at Room 208 First National Bank Building Genysburg Adams County on Tuesday June 13 1933 at 10 oclock A M. to hear interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan's Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Joshua L. Hann
Mt. Pleasant Township
Orphan’s Court
George L. Hann
First National Bank
Genysburg
Woman Survives Lightning Strike at Hanover Fair Grounds
A lightning bolt struck near the Hanover fair grounds causing a brief fire and power disruption. Mrs. Deardonff of Hanover was knocked unconscious on her porch for about half an hour. Neighbors reported sparks from a fence and a fire extinguisher nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Deardorff
Hanover
York Street
Hanover Fair Grounds
Deardonff
Deardorff
Fair Grounds
Elias Mummert
Mummert
Lightning Strikes House Swings Blade Doors
Wires blew into the attic and exploded the fuse box, disabling the Hahts. Gertrude Bender of Altoona employed at the DeClercq home in Hanover was stunned by lightning while reading on a front porch swing. Her right hand, resting on the swing chain, swelled and peeled skin later that evening though she remained conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Bender
Altoona
August DeClercq
Hanover
DeClercq
Miss Bender
Memorial Exercises Held at Hunterstown Church
The annual memorial exercises were held at the Great Conewago Presbyterian church in Hunterstown on Saturday evening. A 6 o'clock parade to the cemetery featured the New Oxford band and Sons of Veterans Reserves from Gettysburg and New Oxford. Flowers lay as the dirge played, taps sounded, and a salute fired. The service continued inside due to rain with prayers by Rev J M Davies, remarks by E F Straushaugh of Gettysburg camp, and an address by Rev Frederick B Crane, with H G Deatrick presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewago Presbyterian Church
Hunterstown
New Oxford
Sons of Veterans Reserves
Gettysburg
J. M. Davies
E. F. Straushaugh
Gettysburg Camp
Sons of Veterans
Frederick B. Crane
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
H. G. Deatrick
Coroner Plans Inquest Into Hanover Man’s Death
Coroner L A Zech of York said he will hold an inquest next week into the death of Charles H Sell of Hanover found with a shotgun wound in the Hanover Coal and Supply yard. A six man jury will hear evidence at Justice L D Sell's office Hanover with undetermined date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Zech
York
Charles H. Sell
Hanover
Hanover Coal and Supply Company
Dr. Zech
Office of
Justice of the Peace
L. D. Sell
Carl Stough Screens Front Porch on Lincolnway West
Carl Stough has completely screened the front porch at his residence on Lincolnway West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stough
Lincolnway
West
New Auto Stickers Get Green Greco Tone for 1993
The 1993 motor vehicle inspection sticker will feature a green Greco color scheme with black letters and numbers. The state plans a recheck of inspection stations and will drop those not conforming to revenue regulations. The safety division reports revoking 134 station appointments since the start of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Department of Revenue
Division of Safety
Bernard Noel in Weatlehatred Treated for Infected Hand
Bernard Noel of Weatlehatred has been receiving medical treatment for an infected hand. He is reported to be under care, with doctors monitoring the condition and advising rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Noel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pen
Sheriff's Sale
David O’brien
West High Street
Oxford, PA
Balto
St., Hanover
Pontiac Co
Chrysler
Pontine
West Market St
Dial
H. B. Bender
Gettysburg, PA
T. R. Heverly
Eshelman
Tanger’s Poultry Farm and Hatchery
York Springs, Pa
E. H. Walter
New Chester
Autocar
Blue Streak
P. Y. Burgard
Philadelphia & West Sts. York, PA
Fair & Square Shoe Store
Bonnie Laddie
Sundial
S. George St
York, Pa
Frederick G. Rife
Conewago Township
Jensen
H. E. Swartz
Baltimore St
Hanover, PA
G. W. Hagarman
Richard McAllister
Haley’s Cash Meat Market
New Oxford Garage
J. R. Weaver
General Insurance
Hanover Street
Oxford
Ed. Stough
Near Town
Abraham Stambaugh
Gilbert’s Press Shop
Chambersburg St
Center Square
Fruit Market
McCrory’s
Hanover Hardware Co
Cor
Carlisle & Chestnut Sts
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Whippet
Star
Essex
Goodfellow Chevrolet Co
Chestnut ST
Penna Motor Oils
Hanover Aero Oil Co
Irishtown, PA
Irishtown Fire Co
H. E. Lough
East High Street
C. E. Lough
New Oxford, Pa
B. R. Shultz
Ruth Ave
Middle St
Telephone
Ralphs. Forry
America
Lucky Ticket
SWORD
Diamond Match Company
New York State
New Orleans
California
New York
D. F. Slentz
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