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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

6

Hospital death of Mereciell Deardorff after operation

Mereciell Deardorff, 24, formerly of Gettysburg and resident of Waynesboro, died in hospital around 6:10 Tuesday morning following an operation about two weeks earlier. She had not been in robust health and her chest condition worsened after the Marsh Road incident near South Moon.

Mereciell Deardorff Gettys- Cs Waynesboro Comaboet Marsh South Moon

Fatally Burned In Gas Explosion at Fairfield Road Home

Calvin Hu Bream 21, son of Mr and Mrs John C Bream of Gettysburg Route 4 Fairfield road, died at 10 pm after injuries from an 18 gallon gasoline tank explosion in a shed at his home Monday morning at 8. He died at the hospital and was reported fatally burned in the blast.

Burns Ias Calvin Hu- Bream John C. Bream Gettysb R Fairfield Road

Fifth Victim Dies Of Hurts In Fatal Car Crash

Francis X. Weaver of McSherrystown dies at West Side Sanitarium after a May 21 crash on the Spring Grove road that killed four others. Weaver, 68, a retired cigar box maker and Farmers Bank director, survived earlier but worsened midweek. The accident matched two vehicles, killing five in all including Weaver's son Richard and James Witmer of Hanover. Weaver's surviving children include Albert, George, Elmer, Richard, John, and the priest Rev. Father W J B Weaver, with two sisters and a stepdaughter also listed. Funeral held Monday at St Marys, McSherrystown, with a full Knights of Columbus funeral ceremony.

Francis X. Weaver McBherrystown Spring Grove York West Side Weaver Robert G Kessler Charles Menges Henry Day John Cleaver York Springs Penn Box Company McSherrystown Farmers ™ Bank Hanover St. Mary’s Church W. J. B. Weaver Patrick's Church Sebastian and Mary (Liversberger) Weaver Adams County Mary Jane Klunk Albert Weaver Burgess George Weaver L. Augustus Reudher Philip R. McDevitt Harrisburg Charles J. Weaver John R. P. Magill Philadelphia The Knights of Columbus Frank V. Kasel Columbia Mr. Weaver Order Edgar P. Hamilton Gettysburg Pennsylvania

Executors notice for Caroline Strausbaugh estate in Adams County

Let ters testamentary have been granted on the estate of Caroline Strausbaugh late of Conewago Township Adams County Pennsylvania deceased. Executors Seren a Strausbaugh R D 5 Hanover Pa F W Topper McSherrystown Pa or to Raymond F Topper Esquire Alty for the Estate Gettysburg Pa. May 2 1961.

Caroline Strausbaugh Conewago Township Adams County Penna Serena Strausbaugh R. D Hanover F. W. Topper McSherrystown Raymond F. Topper Esa Gettysburg

Weaver Family Leader Laid To Rest In McBethers town

The funeral drew many Mr Weaver relatives and Southeastern Pennsylvania and Maryland councils men. Interment was in St Marys cemetery McBethers town. A coroner jury found the deaths of two men from injuries in a two car collision. Buick driven by Richard Weaver and Essex by Robert G Kessler. Kessler reportedly lost control. Claude Lauchman Nashville had no part in the accident.

Robert G. Kessler Claude Lauchman Nashville

Adams county approves $100 for motor repair unit and Memorial Day fund

The Adams county commissioners voted the regular yearly appropriation of 100 to the motor repair unit of the National Guard at Gettysburg and allowed use of two desks and a table stored in the courthouse basement for moves to the American Legion building. They also approved Memorial Day appropriations for local organizations. The census bureau reports 260 marriages in 1931 and 14 divorces, with no annulments in 1930 or 1931.

Adams County National Guard Gettysburg Court House First National Bank American Legion Hanover Bureau of the Census

Public Service Hearing Sought For Greyhound Abandonment Plan

The Pennsylvania Greyhound Transit company seeks a certificate of public convenience to abandon operating motor buses as a common carrier for York and Gettysburg routes via Hanover. A hearing is set for Harrisburg on June 9. Hanover tax millage set at 25 mills with a $3 head tax. Mrs Nellie L Barnhart widow of H C Barnhart prominent York bookseller dies suddenly from heart attack after returning from a drive.

Public Service Commission Pennsylvania Greyhound Transit Company Commission York Gettysburg Hanover Harrisburg

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