Hanover Beers Tax Boosts Borough Treasury
Since April 7 when 3.2 beer became legal, 26 Hanover establishments hold licenses under federal rules, adding 2,675 to the borough treasury. Nine restaurants and four hotels contribute 1,950, eight distributors 600, and five clubs 125. Licensees include Distributors Bortner Bottling Works and Hanover Beverage Co, hotels Central and Colonial, restaurants Hanover Quick Lunch and Nick Mavros, and organizations such as American Legion Home association and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Lst of Hanover
Bortner Bottling Works
William C. Chronister
J. P. Shultz
Ehrhart-Conrad Co
Jerome E. Hemier
Hanover Beverage Co
Daniel G. Szwoyer
Roger B. Hertz
American Legion Home Association
Hanover Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hanover Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Hanover Home Association
Central
Colonial
City
Richard McAllister
Hanover Quick Lunch
New Franklin
Nick Mavros
C. E. Kline
Roscoe Rider
Mayflower
Little’s
Grover Gouker
William L. Hertz
Social visit notes from Gettysburg and nearby towns
New Chester residents George McClellan and James Au Sr. of Gettysburg spent Sunday with Clayton Eicholtz and wife. Harry Lough and family and Mrs. Annie Buckminister of New Oxford visited Mrs. Iva Snyder and family. Numerous local residents and visitors from East Berlin, Frederick Maryland, and Carlisle were observed visiting friends, painting projects started on the Alex Wolf property, and other family gatherings throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClellan
James Aumen
Gettysburg
Clayton Eicholtz
Near Here
Harry Lough
Annie Buckminister
New Oxford
Iva Snyder
Guy Little
H. J. Brame
Chambersburg
Russel Hoff
Frederick
Wiliam Hoft
David Kime
East Berlin
Harvey Herman
Hampton
John Kime
George Deatrick
Alex. Wolf
Irene Gladfelter
East Bersih
G. Marion Stambaugh
Augustus Stough
Clarence Stough
Harnsburg
Adam Myers
Walter Winand
C. FB. Winand
Frank Bly and
Near York Springs
Mary Cooley
Roland Hewitt
Narberth
A. W. Frymyer
Carlisle
N. FP. Shank
C. E. Winand
Harry Cooley
Edward Mummert
Leach Wins Reservoir Contract For Bendersville
Bendersville borough council awarded B. Leach of Lemoyne the contract to build a 200000 gallon water reservoir near the existing tank. The project costs 2634.80 dollars and will employ about 20 local workers with completion expected in 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Leach
Lemoyne
Bendersville
Leach
Brame Heads Adams York Horseshoe League Officers
C Arthur Brame elected manager of the Adams York horseshoe league at a courthouse meeting. Pinkney Hess assistant manager, George R. Martin secretary, Luther E. McDonnell treasurer. Schedule from June 21 to August 23 with teams Gettysburg Arendtsville East Berlin New Oxford Hanover and Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Arthur Brame
Gettysburg
Court House
Pinkney
Hess
Ciettysburg
George R. Martin
Luther E. McDonnell
Arendtsville
East Berlin
New Oxford
Hanover
Spring Grove
Miss Edna Saby to Enter Wilson College This Fall
Miss Edna Saby daughter of Dr and Mrs R O Saby of Gettysburg will enter Wilson College Chambersburg in the fall. She graduated Gettysburg High School in 1932 and took a post graduate course there this year. Last year she won the Adams County state scholarship but relinquished it to pursue the post graduate course in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Saby
R. 8. Saby
Gettysburg
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Saby
Gettysburg High School
Adams County
Youth Walks Into Arrest In Hanover Warehouse Break In
Paul Toot 28 of Hanover allegedly broke into a Hanover wholesale warehouse Saturday evening. He encountered Detective Jesse Crabbs who with Trooper Kasparovich Officer Keeney and Trooper William Wasparvich detained him after a call about a suspicious man. Toot, with prior records in Adams and York counties, was jailed in York County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Toot
Hanover
Toot
Jesse Crabbs
Crabbs
William Wasparvich
Gettysburg
State Police
Norman Keeney
Kasparovich
Keeney
Adams
York Counties
York County
Hanover Triumphs Over New Oxford In Weekend Baseball Showdowns
Hanover defeats New Oxford 11 to 1 at Young's field on Saturday with Keffer pitching for Hanover. Sunday at Old Mill ballpark Hanover again beats New Oxford 8 to 3 led by Kane and Bevenour. Home run by Brady and three-base hit by Wolf highlight the scores and stats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Independents
New ‘Oxford
Young's
Shriver
Beamer
C. Bevenour
New Oxford
Keffer
Hanover
Old Mill
Jack Kane
Eline
Groft
Newman
Sponseller
Rinehart
Britcher
Trone
Bevenour
Shiver
Markle
Brady
E. Rohrbaugh
Wolf
Stauffer, If
Wareheim
Kane
Poecpergy
Smith
McClain
Trane
OC. Bevenour
Brashears
Stock
Missionary program set at The Pines Church in Heidlersburg
The Rev. Mr. Biedie of the Harrisburg radio staff will lead a missionary program at The Pines church on June 16 at 8 o clock with readings by visiting members. Post office and star route from Heidlersburg to Biglerville will close after June 15. patrons served from York Springs railroad. Various local residents are noted visiting, moving, or serving at nearby towns and schools. festival receipts at Heidlersburg and The Pines cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Slaybaugh
Bessie Kemper
Hanover
Myra Houck
Linn Smith
John Haverstick
Heidlersburg
Verna Shull
Belmont
York
Merle Mumma
State College
Francis Mumma
Five Points
Russel Fogle
Hazel Shull
R. N
Buckeystown
C. H. Shull
Chester Grostcost
York Springs
Milt Grostcost
New Chester
Luther Philips
Erma Wildison
Miriam Haverstick
Woodside
Heldlersburg
J. H. Little
Fidler
United. Brethren Sunday School
Grant’ Asper
Grostrost
Eugene Clark
Nora. M. Glessner
W H. Clark
Blair
Doreene
Pittsburgh
Creek Stream Cleaning Under Councilman Epley Supervision
A crew led by Councilman C W Epley began cleaning Rock Creek from Harrisburg road upstream for about a quarter mile with landowner John W McIlhenny granting access. Adams County Home lands remain uncleaned. Steward Smith stated the county home supervision allows cleaning but not as the committee pleases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Steward Smith
Inquest Set for Connor Couple Deaths After May Crash
An inquest into the deaths of Kenneth Connor and Mrs. Clara Farr Connor, fatally injured in a May 20 automobile crash near Twin Bridges park on the Gettysburg Harrisburg highway, will be held Wednesday afternoon. The coroner's jury includes George F. Weaver, Clarence G. Ecker, Neely Kennedy, Earl Guise, Roy Weaver and OC Richard Wolff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Connor
Clara Farr Connor
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Twin Bridges Park
George F. Weaver
Clarence G. Ecker
Neely Kennedy
Earl Guise
Roy Weaver
Richard Wolff
Allen acquires Littlestown Independent from Elliott
W. F. Allen of Wenonah New Jersey has purchased the Littlestown Independent from G Edward Elliott who ran the weekly paper since April 1932. Elliott plans to return to Milford Connecticut and Allen received immediate possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 5. Allen
Wenonah
New Jersey
Littlestown
G. Edward Elliott
That Pee
Allen
Elliott
Milford
Connecticut
Hanover Strike Short-Lived At Keystone Wire Cloth Plant
About 100 workers at Keystone Wire Cloth in Hanover walked out Wednesday for 20 cent hourly pay but returned after 1.5 hours with no wage increase. Police kept order as 20 holdouts faced possible dismissal while others resumed a 73-hour week amid wage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Wire Cloth Company
Hanover
Spring Grove to Resume Bank by July First
Spring Grove will reopen as a reorganized bank by July 1 with a capital structure of 162,500 dollars. Depositors and former stockholders approved the plan, subscribing 100000 dollars in capital stock and 50000 dollars in surplus, with 12500 dollars in reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Spring Grove National Bank
Roosevelt
Births across communities announce several newborns
Mr and Mrs Charles Carson Fairfield R D announce the birth of a son John Calvin on Wednesday. A ninth child for the Carsons. Elsewhere births include a son to Mr and Mrs Walter McClain Fairfield on Saturday, a daughter Doris Catherine to Mr and Mrs John M Warner near Pine Grove schoolhouse Union township born May 30, a daughter to Mr and Mrs T K Randall Washington DC with Mrs Randall formerly Katherine Albaugh, a son Edward Glenn to Mr and Mrs J Donald Smith Hanover born May 31, a son Jay David to Mr and Mrs Paul Golden Hanover born Saturday evening, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clarence Hardman Gettysburg born Monday, a son Frank lin Tecumseh to Mr and Mrs Sherman Wildasin Evanston IL formerly Hanover born May 27, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Tempest Laughman Hanover R D 1 born Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carson
Fairfield R. D
John Calvin
Carsons
Walter McClain Fairfield
John M. Warner
Pine Grove
Houkte
Union Township
Doris Catherine
T. K. Randall
Washington, D. C
Randall
Katherine Albaugh
Harry C. Albaugh
Hanover
J. Donald Smith
Edward Glenn
Paul Golden
Jay David
Clarence Hardman
Gettysburg
Sherman Wildasin
Evanston, Ill
Franklin Tecumseh
Wildasin
Miriam Sheaffer
Milton W. Sheger
Tempest Laughman
R. D
Fatal Auto Crash Claims George A. Strausbaugh in Gettysburg
George A. Strausbaugh aged 72 of Gettysburg died in a noon automobile crash near Binghamton New York, where he had moved to live with his son Emory Strausbaugh. Emory survived with minor injuries. Burtis Strausbaugh had moved to Binghamton for work as the family planned a future together. Surviving relatives include two daughters, a son, eleven grandchildren, a sister and two brothers. Funeral services were held at St Francis Xavier Church in Gettysburg after a wake at the Myers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
New York
Hus
George A. Strausbaugh
Gettysburg
Strausbaugh
Emory
Emdy Strausbaugh
Emory Strausbaugh
Burtis
Mr. Strausbaugh
Cold Spring Road
Fairfeld
John Strausbaugh
Luther Sterner
Nelson Myers
Sherd Saylor
Waynesboro
David Strausbaugh
Iron Springs
Samuel Strausbaugh
Myers
May records unusual rain with 22 rainy days
May brought 22 rainy days with measurable precipitation on 18 days totaling 4.68 inches. This exceeds the normal May rainfall of 3.24 inches by 1.44 inches. For the first five months of 1933, precipitation totaled 21.42 inches versus a normal 15.69 inches.
Bids Open for Coal Bread Supplies by Adams County Poor District
The Adams County Poor District invites sealed bids for coal to be delivered to the County Home and for fresh bread to be supplied between July 1 1933 and July 1 1934. Bids due June 20 at 1 PM in the Steward's office. Bond required. right to reject any bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor District
Adams Co
Steward's Department
F. QO. B
Gettysburg
County Home
Adams County Receives $265 June Relief Allocation
Adams County will receive $265 for unemployment relief in June per Erle Biddle of the state relief board. Dr Henry A Hanson said the county has about $15,000 on hand for June and a weekly budget around $2,500, with some 700 county families aided. The county plans to request July funds based on actual needs and will continue aiding the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Erle Biddle
State Relief Board
Henry A. Hanson
County Emergency Relief Board
Doctor Hanson
Resigning Pastor Ira Trostel Leaves Idaville Charge
The Rev. Ira W. Trostel of Idaville tendered his resignation from the Idaville Lutheran charge serving Upper Bermudian and Goodyear churches to Rev. M. R. Hamsher of Mechanicsburg. Congregations will vote on June 18 at a special meeting. After eight years as pastor he may leave the ministry for sales work with future plans undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Trostel
Idaville
Upper Bermudian
Goodyear
M. R. Hamsher
Mechanicsburg
West
Two Weekend Crashes Near Gettysburg Cause Damage
No injuries were reported in two similar weekend crashes near Gettysburg. Harold Wentz and Ralph Wing collided on the Biglerville road causing about 100 dollars damage to each car. Clarence Schultz rear ended Charles Butt on the Taneytown road causing about 50 dollars damage to both vehicles. Both incidents were investigated by the Gettysburg state highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettyasburg
Harold Wentz
Gettysburg
Ralph Wing
Allentown
Biglerville Road
Gettyshburg
Wentz
Wing
Hioward Avenue
Clarence ¢. Shultz
Taneytown FR
Charles W. Butt
Gettysburg R
Taneytown Road
Butt
Shultz
State Highway Motor Patrol
Estate Letters Issued In Gettysburg And Conewago
Letters of administration on Ruth A. Pitzer estate granted to husband Cletus E. Pitzer in Gettysburg. Estate valued at $400. Will of Isaiah Krumrine of Conewago Township entered to probate by Milton J. Krumrine. Estate valued at $1,040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth A. Pitzer
Gettysburg
Cletus E. Pitzer
Gettyseburg
Robert E. Fisher
Register and Recorder
Isaiah Krumrine
Conewago Township
Milton J. Krumrine
Pennsylvania beer tax brings in half a million in 26 days
The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue reports a revenue rush from the new beer tax totaling 556 407 dollars from May 5 to May 31. The receipts include 811 0420 dollars from half cent per bottle and 325 BAT from bottle and barrel stamps. Secretary Leon J D Molzner notes the spike reflects stock moving before the tax date and expects ten million dollars in two years for unemployment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Department of Revenue Today
Leon JD. Molzner
Revenue
Retired Gettysburg Stonecutter Zeigler Reaches 81
C William Zeigler of Gettysburg retires after fifteen years as a battlefield employee reaching retirement age. He held the stonecutter rating and is a few months past his eighty first birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. William Zeigler
Gettysburre
Zeigler
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Philadelphia & West Sts. York
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