Prisoner wrecks cell fixtures in Adams County jail transfer
Paul Coppersmith, held at Hanover Lockup, wrecked pipes and flares in his cell, was placed in solitary confinement by Sheriff J. C. Wible, then moved to the Abe institution at Harrisburg after Adams County officials ordered the transfer. Meanwhile Hanover Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, has leased the Young property at Carlisle Street and Park Avenue for post headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Coppersmith
Sells Station
Hanover
Officer Wine
Adams County
Gettysburg
Coppersmith
J. C. Wible
Neely
Hanover Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars
Young
Carlisle Street
Park Avenue
Post
Indigestion Advice From Old Texts On Stomach Relief
A fragment discusses sour stomachs and indigestion after meals. It suggests over-stimulated stomach nerves and proposes a remedy involving a tasteless dose, wine, or Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant, efficient treatment with quick results.
Breaks His Leg Fifteenth Time In Abbottstown
Oliver Smith, 21, of Abbottstown, is treated at Hanover Hospital for a left leg fracture the fifteenth such injury of his life. He was injured Friday at the Hetrick garage when he sat on a bench and fell. Dr. Eugene Elgin of East Berlin attended. Smith previously broke both legs multiple times, relying on crutches. Also noted: Harry Noel’s license suspended for DWI and George Bowman’s license restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Smith
Abbottatown
Hanover Hospital
Smith
Paul Hetrick
Abbottstown
Hanover
Eugene Elgin
East Berlin
Hetrick
Elgin
Trustee sale of farm stock and household goods
The trustee in the Samuel H. Klinefelter bankruptcy will sell on the Mount Pleasant Township premises in Adams County, Pennsylvania, stock, farming implements and household goods including cattle, mules, horses, wagons, tractors, implements, hay, grain, and a piano, with sale beginning at 1 pm and terms cash. Also notice of June 28 public auction of an improved New Oxford lot on Peters Street with 32 feet frontage and 180 feet depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Klinefelter
Sarah E. Klinefelter
Mountpleasant Township
Adams County
Penna
District Court of the United States
Middle District of
Harry W. Weaver
John H. Weaver
New Oxford
Borough of
Peters Street
Peters
Ringling Bros. Circus Promises World Novelties in Harrisburg
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey announce a world flagship program with 1600 staff, 1009 animals and 700 horses. The show travels on four trains, features seven rings and a 16000-seat tent, and will exhibit in Harrisburg on June 3. Featured acts include 800 acclaimed performers, 100 clowns, and exotic displays such as Ubangi savages, giraffes, zebras, camels, rhinoceroses, and a vast menagerie. The circus offers free public access to tent stables and a free horse fair showcasing thoroughbreds and Shetland ponies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Batley
America
Africa
Ringling Bros. and
Barnum & Bailey Organization
Bethlehem Mines win two games over holidays in Green Springs
The Bethlehem Mines baseball team beat York Springs 9 to 8 at York Springs on Saturday and defeated Wellsville 17 to 7 at York Springs on Monday. A rehearsal for the Children's day program is set for Friday at 7 30 to prepare songs for the June 19 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Mines
York Springs
Wellsvilles
Abbottstown
George Wolf
Lloyd
George Hull
William Glenn
Harry Shue
Harold Wentz
Bertha Frock
Albert Laughman
Pius Laughman
Wanderer Bitten by Dog Along Highway Near Gettysburg
Jaems Haffey about 30 years old itinerant man was severely bitten by a dog at William Sanders farm east of Gettysburg on the Lincoln highway Thursday morning. Sanders took him to the county home, then to Dr. C. G. Crist who advised removal to Swartmore hospital where wounds were treated before returning to the county home. Mr and Mrs Paul Miller and daughters Evelyn and Lois from York visited here on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaems
Haffey
William Sanders
Vincent Redding
Gettysburg
Lincoln Highway
Sanders
C. G. Crist
Warners Hospital
Weis er named to Adams county Mothers Assistance fund board
Governor Pinchot announces the third change in Adams county Mothers Assistance fund board with Mrs Samuel Weiser of Gettysburg appointed to replace Mrs John C Bream whose term expired. Others replaced include Mrs William Arch McClean and Mrs William D Himes with new appointees. Roy Groft of McSherrystown arrested for aggravated assault and battery after a dispute with his brother. bail set at 500 dollars for a Gettysburg hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinchot
Adams County Mothers’ Assistance Fund Board
Samuel Weiser
Gettysburg
John C. Bream
Fairfield Road
William Arch McClean
William D. Himes
New Oxford
R. 8. Saby
McClean
8. G. Bigham
Biglerville
Himes
Henry W. A. Hanson
College Campus
Roy Groft
McSherrystown
J. Clair Sanders
Justice of the Peace
Nell
Gibson
Hays Groft
Mt. Pleasant Township
Groft
I. M. Staub
Adams County Teachers Institute Set for Gettysburg Dates
County superintendent W Raymond Shank announced the Adams County annual teachers institute will be held in Gettysburg on August 31 September 1 and 2. Sessions will be shortened this year to allow county teachers one day for school visits and a second day for southern district convention sessions of the Pennsylvania state education association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Gettysburg
W. Raymond Shank
Pennsylvania
Edu
Teachers Foresee Early Sessions Before School Opening
The educational association in Lebanon and the state convention at Harrisburg plan sessions before schools start, a move well received by teachers this year. Henry J. Schetlesberger of East Berlin posted bail to face a desertion and non maintenance charge involving his wife Frieda C. Shelfenberger of York. warrant issued by Alderman W. Owen and served by Deputy Sheriff Esper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Schetlesberger
East Berlin
Frieda C. Shelfenberger
York
W. Owen
Esper
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Troubis Gestion Promace
T. Auker
Rexall
New Oxford, PA
Harry L. Noel
K. D. G. Hanover
Geo. C. Bowman
Trustee
D. E. Schwartz
Edward Trostle
C. C. Bream
R. F. Topper
Bargelj & Son
York Street
Bemiller & Son
Barnum & Bailey
Green Springs
Paul Miller
Evelyn and
Lois
Cool Reed
Waltersdorf Furniture House
Baltimore St. Frigidaire
Hanover, PA
St. Gettysburg, PA
McCormick-Deering
Barro
Erwin A
Rebert M. Street
Hankle ‘Auto Top & Body Shop 131
Breadwa
Mes. G. Weiser
Wart
New Oxford, ‘Pa
Cational Association
Lebanon
Hammaker Bros
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Baltimore Street
Pershing Pick-Up
Atlantic
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