Gettysburg Otro Gross Beer Licenses Revenue Details
Revenue from beer licenses in 1996 to Gettysburg and Adams County areas totals show $1,3825 with $1,100 to Gettysburg retailers, $76 to fraternal divisions, and $150 to wholesalers. County share includes $2,375. Fourteen Gettysburg permits issued to hotels clubs retailers and several named individuals and organizations. License fees set at $100 yearly in boroughs and $75 elsewhere. clubs $25 and wholesalers $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Blaine Kitmniller
Adams Unly
Mr. Kitzmiller
Eagle Hotel
Craig
Rogers
Battlefield Hotel
Penevolent and Protective Order
Wks
Gettysburg Aerie
Order of Eagles
Loyal Order of Moose
W. Earle Buehl
F. and T. Wach
Charles T. Zeigler
American Restaurant
George °*. Mitchell
McSherrystown
Littlestown
Mt. Pleasant Township
Franklin Township
Cumberland Township
Court To Decide Legal Residence Of Shue Family
Adams county court will decide if the Shue family remains under Adams county care. York county directors seek to return the family to Adams after eviction from a chapel residence and moves to Hanover and York. Deatrick says the family was never self supporting and paid no Adams taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Court
Harry Shue
William M. Deatrick
Adams County Board of Poor Directors
York County Directors of the Poor
John Heller, II
York County Court
Shue
Adams County
Hanover Pike
Green Springs
Robert E. Wible
Adams County Directors of the Poor
Margaret McMillan
Hanover
York
York County
Deatrick
Marriage licenses up 40 percent in county
Clayton F. Palmer, clerk of the courts, issued 122 marriage licenses from January to May this year, compared with 82 in the same period last year. The rise adds to signs of returning prosperity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton F. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
One Killed Two Hurt As Truck Hits Train
A 10 ton delivery truck failed its air brakes and struck a slow freight train at West Princess Street crossing York after midnight. Earl John Hall 48 of Philadelphia died at York hospital and Lawrence W Donohue 27 also of Philadelphia was treated for injuries. Grossing watchman J B Dundore was struck by safety gates but escaped with minor bruises. Rescue teams freed Hall after 35 minutes as a tow truck pulled the wrecked motor free. Hall showed great courage during the rescue attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Princess Street Crossing
York
Earl John Hall
Philadelphia
York Hospital
Hall
Lawrence W. Donohue
Sykesville
Dundore
R. D
Grossing Watchman
Youth Loses Eye In Motorcycle Crash Near Media
Andrew Snively about 21 eldest son of Mrs Helen Snively and the late John A Snively formerly of Hanover suffered eye loss after a May accident in front of Media hospital. He was a Johns Hopkins junior student returning home to visit his mother in Philadelphia. He was treated at Media hospital then had eye removal 36 hours later at Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Snively
Helen Snively
John A. Snively
Hanover
Media
Snively
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Media Hospital
Wilbur
Johns Hopkins Hospital
County Youths To Get Hearing On Reckless Driving
Charles E. Baker 24 of Biglerville and Ralph E. Punt 20 of Table Rock face reckless driving charges after a Carlisle road crash near Flora Dale Sunday May 21. They will appear before Justice of the Peace John H. Denatrick in Biglerville Tuesday June 13 at 7 30 p.m. Three people were injured when their cars collided with a moped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Baker
Lbigierville
Ralph E. Punt
Table Rock
Carlisle Road
Flora Dale
Justice of the
John H. Denatrick
Biglerville
Baker
Funt
H. 8
Roberta
Focal
Motor Patrol
E. T. Harris
Benderaville
Two Gettsburg Men Fined for Disorderly Conduct
Norris Jacobs and Wilbur Moser of Gettysburg were arrested Saturday evening on disorderly conduct charges. They paid fines and costs totaling $7 each before Justice John C. Shearer Monday evening and remained jailed until Sunday evening. Police officer George B. Aughinbaugh said the pair had been drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Jacobs
Wilbur Moser
Gettysburg
Justice of the Peace
John C. Shearer
George B. Aughinbaugh
Jacobs
Moser
Youth on Bike Struck by Auto in Gettysburg
Lloyd Speelman, 18, of Bonneauviller road, suffered facial lacerations and nose contusions after being knocked from his bicycle on York Street in Gettysburg. He rode without a light, and Ward McCleaf, driving from the curb, failed to see him. Speelman received treatment at Warner hospital. McCleaf drove him to hospital after the collision. The 20th annual A. O. K. of M. OC. convention will be held in Hanover, Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Speelman
Bonneauviller Road
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Speelman
York
George Baughinbaugh
Ward McCleaf
Gulden's Station
McCleaf
Hanover
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G. Earl Thompson
Andrew Ramer
Lower Company
P. W. Stallsmith
Center Square
George A. Miller
Paul G. Cristafaro
York Springs
Albert W. Schotte
Charles W. Chrimer
R.da Cc
A. Kohl
Ervin Hoover
East Berlin
William H. Pia
John P. Myers
Hampton
George F. Grove
New Oxford
Home Association of
George L. Shetter
Frank J. Rider
W. J. Beale
Paul A. Collins
A. B. Kump
Cashtown
William Sherdell
John J. Slagle
Charles R. Altland
Abbottstown
Knights of Columbus
John Pfeffer
Paul K. Robert
Orrtanna
Frank V. Eberhart
George J. Kebil
Fairfield
Paul CC. Neiderer
Centennial
Charles J. Hainer
Charles C. Bushey
McSherrys
Sears
Bradley
STEEL
Bradley Steel
Advorson
Bradley Fe
VA Oy
Pixes
David Bradley
Iradiey
W. Market Street
Sears, Roebuck
Coats
Broadway Hanover
Ommunit
Ontario
Golden Bantam Corn
Virginia
Johu Libby
Cores
TITY
Cine
Nke
Swift
New England
Rergs
Libby
O. K. Soap
Lincolnway East
Earl L. Petry
New Oxford, PA
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Runkle’s
Market ST
York, PA
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