Cattle Slain After Rabid Dog Attack In Berwick Township
Four head of cattle were slain on Newton Orndorff’s farm after testing positive for rabies from a mad dog that attacked livestock three weeks earlier. State officials including Dr. George Muntz and agent George Raffensperger led the inquiry and ordered the killings.
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Newton Orndorff
Berwick Township
George Muntz
State Bureau of Animal Industry
George A. Raffensperger
Bureau
Adams
Esky
Hi. W. Waltman
Orndorff
Raffensperger
Pigeon Hills
Dog attack and shooting linked to farm incidents in Liberty township
Early Monday a youth fired on and killed a dog seen near his home, later identified as W K Sprenkle property. The same man reported a dog left home last February and roaming nightly across the mountains to raid livestock. A pack of dogs also mauled a heifer on Charles Hershey’s farm, requiring the animal to be slain after Raffensperger shot one dog.
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Preston Paumgardner
Liberty Township
Liberty Tumchin
Ieee
Fred
Raffens
Pumper
W. K.sprenkle
Waynesboro
R.D
Raffensperger
Charles Hershey
Knightstown
Whining of Dog Prevents death in York Woman Attempt
The pet dog’s whining alerted a family in York to a gas danger early Friday. Mrs. Deisy Dehoff, widow of Maurice Dehoff, was found unconscious after apparently turning on kitchen gas jets. She was admitted to York Hospital in good condition.
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Deisy Dehoff
Maurice Dehoff
York
Atjar
No Dog Owners Prosected Here In State Report
Department of agriculture cites higher licensure rates and fewer dog killings and prosecutions this year. York county is among counties with over 10 000 dogs licensed. Adams county reports 10 prosecutions for failing to license pets.
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Department of Agriculture
York Couty
Adams County
Hoover visits Gettysburg by motor over Memorial Day
A last minute change in plans sent President Hoover to Gettysburg by motor on Memorial Day, instead of traveling via the W M RR through New Oxford as previously announced.
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Hoover
Gettysburg
Memorial Day
W. M. RR
New Oxford
York and Hanover vote on prohibition amendment
Final returns show York City with 2 562 net votes in a 3 975 turnout and Hanover with a 214 net majority from 1 030 ballots. Columbia favored wet by 226 of 606 votes. repeal 302, modification 134, enforcement 170. Other Pennsylvania cities’ figures noted.
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Literary Digest
York City
York
Hanover
Columbia
Pennsylvania
York County Dairy Cattle Value Tops Three Million
At year start York County farms housed 31,590 milk cows and older heifers. With an average $112 per head, the dairy cattle value reaches $3,538,080, the highest per head estimate in the department’s records. York ranks fourth in dairy cattle numbers behind Chester, Lancaster, and Bradford counties.
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York County
York
Chester County
Lancaster County
Bradford County
Gan R Adams
Dairy cattle industry grows in the state
The department reported a rise in dairy cattle as the largest single source for farms in the state. At year start 889000 head were in dairy stock, the biggest since 1925, with total value near 100 million dollars. Increases occurred across many counties with few exceptions.
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Dustry
Reve Huer
Department
Seattie
Allycountless
Lycombg McKean
Montgomery
Bpytter
Turn Mathews Over To York Sheriff
Russell Mathews 37 of York, held in Adams County jail since May 16 on suspicion, turned over to Deputy Sheriff Stambaugh. York authorities seek burglary charges for theft of merchandise from a Lincoln Highway roadstand east of Abbottstown. He was arrested with four others on homicide related charges in the Ellis C. Collins case.
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Russell Mathews
York
David Mathews
Straban
Adams County
Stambaugh
York County
Mathews
Lincoln Highway
Abbottstown
Ellis C. Collins
Robert Wensch- Hof
Gettysburg
Ellis -Smith
Arthur Smith
Hanover
David Kitzmiller
Kitzmiller
Graduates Return Home From Shippensburg Teachers College
Rene Tanger Glenn Kemper and Miss Pearl Gardner of York Springs, along with Arthur Wolfe and Grantas Hoppert, graduates of Shippensburg Teachers College, have returned home for the summer. Children's Day services are set for Chestnut Grove Church Sunday at 7:30 PM.
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Rene Tanger
Glenn Kemper
Public Sale Notice of Real Estate in Adams County
Writ of fieri facias issued by Adams County Court directs public sale on June 28 1930 at 2 PM at the Gettysburg Court House for a Biglerville borough lot. Property includes a two and a half story brick house with garage hot and cold water electric light and bath on a York street fronting 60 feet with 180 feet depth. Seized as the property of Mary E Freed and Arch Freed and to be sold by the sheriff Gettysburg June 3 1930. Ten percent of sale proceeds due immediately. failure to comply may cause resale.
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Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Biglerville
Penna
Warner Roth
Richard Walton
Rices Produce Company
York Street
Mary E. Freed
Arch Freed
Stallsmith’s Modern Fountain Bar Opens in Gettysburg Store
Stallsmith’s News Stand Drug Store in Gettysburg unveils a new green and grey verde antique marble fountain and luncheonette service. The display shows a four square fountain with nickel silver fittings, eight wicker-back stools, four booths, electric refrigeration and a Bien Marie sandwich bar, plus store redecorating.
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Stallsmith
Gettysburg
New Oxford Item
P. W. Stallsmith
Robert M. Green and Company
Philadelphia
Bien Marie
Girl Has Coin Removed From Stomach At Hanover Hospital
Miss Amnanita Long, 15, daughter of Nathaniel Long of Han over, underwent surgery Monday at Hanover hospital to remove a half dollar from her stomach. The operation succeeded and the coin was removed intact.
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Amnanita Long
Nathaniel Long
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
Girl’s swallowed coin during accident leads to hospital X ray
A girl placed a half dollar in her mouth and it lodged in her throat then stomach. Her parents were away when she fell ill and a friend took her to a physician before she was sent to the hospital where an X ray confirmed the coin in her stomach.
Thrush Family Returns to Pittsburgh After Visit
Mr and Mrs George H Thrush and son George Jr return to Pittsburgh after visiting Mrs Thrushs mother Mrs Catharine Dorsey on Springs avenue. Edith Dorsey will stay for a visit. Charles Binning of Lykens visits his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs C E Ott on Springs avenue, with Mrs Henry W A Hanson on the college campus and Mrs Thomas L Cline on Stevens street in Baltimore Tuesday.
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George H. Thrush
George, Jr
Pittsburgh
Charles Binning
Lykens
Mrs. C. E. Ott
Springs Avenue
Henry W. A. Hanson
College Campus
Thomas L. Cline
Stevens Street
Baltimore
Hershey Family Plans Summer at Hull Springs Farm
Mr and Mrs Q Baird Hershey and daughter Phyllis of Pittsburgh spend the summer at Hull Springs farm near York Springs.
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Phyllis
Pittsburgh
Tre
Hull Springs Farm
York Springs
Last Man to Drink Toast for Gettysburg Veterans
Charley Lockwood of Stillwater Minnesota the last surviving member of the Last Man's Club plans to toast 33 departed comrades in Stillwater on July 21. The Burgundy toast dates to 1885 begun after 34 Minnesota volunteers faced Pickett's charge at Gettysburg.
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South Dakota
Last Man’s Club
Stillwater
Minnesota
Pickett
Burgundy
Bull Run
Minnesota Volunteers
Gettysburg Times
Lockwood
Gettysburg
Richmond
Virginia
Madison
Wisconsin
31St Regiment of
Wisconsin Volunteers
Sherman
Atlanta
Georgia
Robinson
Second Army Corps
Abraham Lincoln
Savannah
Caroline
North Carolina
Washington
Louisville
Kentucky
Mel Pickett
Wheat Field
Wancock
Cossett
Sawyer House
Lock
Colorado Woman Crowned Most Beautiful Student
Associated Press notes Lucille Metzger of Denver was chosen as the University of Colorado's most beautiful girl in a campus selection.
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Lucille Metzger
Denver
The
University of Colorado
Teacher to Speak at York Springs
Mrs J K Stewart history and social sciences teacher at the State Teachers' College Shippensburg will lecture in York Springs church on Wednesday evening June 11 at 7 30 under the auspices of the Business Girls club York Springs. The talk is open to the public.
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J. K. Stewart
History
Social Sciences
State Teachers’ College
Shippensburg
York Springs
Business Girls’ Club
Heidlersburg Social Roundup Ties Local Visits and Festivals
Local families from Philadelphia Biglerville York and Dallastown visited Heidlersburg area relatives including the Brame Sowers and Deatrick households. Festivals at Heidlersburg and Pines raised about 125 and 230 dollars. Several residents noted illnesses and relocations with moves to the W B Gernet farm and other nearby homes.
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Noel Weigle
William Weigle
Charles Reed, Jr
Winifred
Biglerville
Mark Knouse
Carlisle
John C. Brame
Heidlersburg
Velma Weaver
York
Katie Weaver
Ramayne Sechrist
Dallastown
E. L. Weigle
Frank Philips
Wilson Sowers
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