Hanover Beers Licenses Bring In 2675 For Town Treasury
Since April seven and before midnight May forty two, thirty three beer licenses were issued in Hanover under federal rules. Of these, sixteen did not apply for state licenses and one failed to meet requirements. Twenty six establishments are licensed to sell beer now. License fees total 2675, split among restaurants and four hotels, distributors, and clubs. Distributors include Bortner Bottling Works and others. clubs include American Legion and Veterans groups. hotels Central Colonial City Richard McAllister. restaurants include Hanover Quick Lunch and Nick Mavros among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Ust of
Hanover Lienses
Bortner Bottling Works
William C. Chronister
J. P. Shultz
Ehrhart-Conrad Co
Jerome E. Hemler
Hanover Beverage Co
Daniel G. Sawoyer
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. Kine
Roscoe Rider
Mayflower
Little's
Grover Gouker
William L. Hertz
Sunday Visits Across Nearby Towns Mentioned
New Chester residents and others from Gettysburg, New Oxford, Chambersburg, Frederick, Hampton, East Berlin, Narberth, Carlisle, York Springs and surrounding areas spent Sunday with friends and relatives in the region. Local property changes include John Kime purchasing Alex Well property and its repainting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClellan
James Aumen, Sr
Gettysburg
Clayton Eicholtz
Near Here
Harry Lough
Annie Buckminister
New Oxford
Iva Snyder
Guy Little
H. J. Brame
Chambersburg
Russel Hoff and
Frederick
Wil‘isin -Hoff
Gba
David Kimeé
Bast
Berlin
Harvey Herman
Hampton
John Kime
Torson George Deatrick
Alex
Irene Gladfelter
East Bere
G. Marion Stambaugh
Augustus Stough
Clarence Stough
Harnsburg
Adam Myers
Walter Winand
Fast Betrlin
C. FE. Winand
Frank Bly
York Springs
Mary Cooley
Roland Hewitt
Narberth
A. W. Frymyer
Carlisle
N. F. Shank
C. E. Winand
Harry Cooley
Edward Mummert
East Berlin
Let Contract For Reservoir In Bendersville
Bendersville borough council awarded B. Leach of Lemoyne the contract to build a 200000 gallon water reservoir near the current tank at a cost of 2634.80 dollars. Leach to begin within two weeks, employing about 20 local men, with completion expected in 60 days to boost the town’s water storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Leach
Lemoyne
Bendersville
Leach
Brame Heads Adams-York Horseshoe League Officials
Arthur Brame of east of Gettysburg was elected manager at a courthouse meeting. Pinkney B. Hess assistant manager, George R. Martin secretary, Luther E. McDonnell treasurer. League schedule runs June 21 to August 23 with teams Gettysburg Arendtsville East Berlin New Oxford Hanover and Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brame
Gettysburg
Court House
Pinkney B. Hess
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 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 was awarded the state scholarship for Adams County but relinquished it to take the post graduate course in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Saby
R. §. Saby
Gettysburg
Wilson College
Chambersborg
Saby
Gettysburg High School
Adams County
Youth Walks Into Arrest After Warehouse Break‑in
Paul Toot, 28, of Hanover, allegedly broke into a Hanover wholesale warehouse Saturday evening. He encountered Detective Jesse Crabbs, Trooper William Kasparvich, and Officer Norman Keeney, who arrested him after locating the door hinges removed. Toot, with prior police records in Adams and York counties, was taken to York County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Toot
Hanover
Toot
Jesse Crabbs
Crabbs
William Kasparvich
Gettysburg
State Police
Norman Keeney
Kasparvich
Keeney
Adams
York Counties
York County
Hanover Civl Defeats New Oxford Over Weekend
Baseball doubleheader results show Hanover defeating New Oxford 11-1 and 8-3 with leaders Sponseller and Wolf driving offense. New Oxford pitcher Bevenour allowed multiple runs. marked by two home runs and a double play in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Hanover
Eline
Groft
Newman
Sponseller
Rinehart
Britcher
Trone
Shriver
Beamer
Bevenour
Keffer
Shiver
Markle
Brady
Wolf
Smith
C. Bevenour
McClain
Missionary program at The Pines church June 15
Rev Mr Biedle of Harrisburg radio staff to present a missionary program at The Pines church on June 15 at 8 pm with readings by visiting members. Post office and star route from Heidlersburg to Biglerville to be discontinued after June 15, York Springs R R to serve patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biedle
Harrisburg
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
Amon
Russel Fogle
Hazel Shull
R. Ni
Buckeystown
C. H. Shull
Chester
New Chester
Luther Philips
Erma Wildison
Miriam Haverstick
Woodside
J. H. Little
the Pines
Hampton
Annie Eckenrode
Upper Five Points
Biglerville
Wilmer
Addie Hoffman
Eckenrodes
George Fidler
Doreene
Pittsburgh
Hanover Strike Briefly Ends at Key Wire Cloth Plant
About 60 of roughly 100 workers returned after a short wage dispute at the Key Wire Cloth plant in Hanover. Strikers, earning 20 cents per hour, demanded raises and faced police presence as a minority refused to resume duties. Plant risks closure if wage hikes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key
Atone Wire Cloth Company
Hanover
Hanover Police
Walford
Oliver Keeney
Spring Grove Set To Open New Bank By July First
Spring Grove will reopen as a reorganized bank by July 1 after depositors and former stockholders approved the plan. Capital stock totaling 16250,000 is subscribed with 100000 capital 50000 surplus and 12500 reserve. Former stockholders owned 25,000 in stock at ninety dollars a share while remaining stock was bought by depositors and others at fifteen dollars per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Spring Grove National Bank
Roosevelt
Births and Names Across Hanover and Nearby Towns
Birth notices list many newborns including Jobin Calvin for Mr and Mrs Anaries Carson of Fairfield R. D. 1, Doris Catherine born May 30 near Pine Grove schoolhouse Union township, and Edward Glenn born May 31 to Mr. and Mrs. J Donald Smith of Hanover. Other families include Mrs. Walter McClain Fairfield R. D., a son born Saturday, and Jay David born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Golden of Hanover. Additional births feature Franklin Tecumseh son of Sherman Wildasin, Miriam Sheaffer before marriage, and Tempest Laughman R. D. 1 Hanover, a daughter born Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaries Carson
Faifield R. D
Jobin Calvin
Carsons
Walter McClain Fairfield
John M. Warner
Pine Grove School House
Union Township
Doris Catherine
T. K Randell
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
Franklin Tecumseh
Wildasin
Miriam Sheaffer
Milton W. Sheger
Tempest Laughman
R. D
Fatal auto crash ends life of Gettysburg man
George Strausbaugh, 72, of Gettysburg, died when the car he rode in with son Kandy Strausbaugh crashed near Binghamton New York just days after moving there with his son Emory. Emory was slightly injured. Burtis Strausbaugh had moved to Binghamton to join the family business. Funeral services were held in Gettysburg. The report also notes May rainfall totals and bids for county supplies in Adams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Connor
Clara. Farr Connor
Gettysburg
Harrisboro
Twin Bridges Park
George F. Weaver
Clarence G. Ecker
Neely Kennedy
Earl Guise
Roy Weaveer
C. Richard Wolff
Binghamton
New York
George . Strausbaugh
Strausbaugh
Emory
Kandy Strausbaugh
Rbinehamton
Emory Straushaugh
Cold Spring Road
Fairfield
John Strausbaugh
Luther Sterner
Nelson Myers
Emory Strausbaugh
Sherd Saylor
Waynesboro
David Strausbaugh
Iron Springs
Samuel Strausbauch
Adams County Announces June Unemployment Relief Funds
Adams county receives $265 in June relief aid per Eric Biddle of the state relief board. The local relief committee reports about $15,000 on hand for current month county relief, with a weekly budget near $2,500 and about 700 families aided. Dr Henry A Hanson says funds will cover June and July requests based on actual need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Eric Biddle
State Relief Board
Adams
Doctor Hanson
Rev Ira Trostel Resigns Charge From Idaville Lutheran Churches
The Rev Ira W Trostel pastor of the Idavilie Lutheran charge at Upper Bermudian and Goodyear has resigned his post. He tendered resignation to Rev M R Hamsher president of the West Pennsylvania synod. A special meeting June 18 will decide the action. Trostel has led the charge eight years and may switch to salesmanship with plans for the future uncertain. Also noted a Gettysburg retiree, c William Zeigler, reached retirement after fifteen years as a battlefield employee and stonecutter at age eighty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira W. Trostel
Eevie
Idavilie Lutheran Charge
Upper Bermudian
Goodyear
M. R. Hamsher
Meechanicsburg
West Pennsylvania
C. William Zeigler
Gettysburg
Zeigler
Auto Crashes Near Gettysburg Cause Minor Damage
Two weekend accidents near Gettysburg left four cars damaged totaling about $150. Harold Wentz and Ralph Wing collided on Biglerville road while Charles Butt and Shultz crashed on Taneytown road. No injuries reported. both incidents investigated by Gettysburg state highway patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Harold Wentz
Ciettysbureg
Ralph Wing
Attentown
Biglerville Road
Wentz
Biglerville
Wing
Howard Avenue
Care Bcs
Chakadave
Glaaibe
Taneytown
Charles W. Butt
Gettysburg PA
Taneytown Road
Butt
Shultz
State Highway Motor Patrol
Estate Letters Issued for Pitzer and Krumrine Estates
Letters of administration granted to Cletus E. Pitzer for Ruth A. Pitzer of Gettysburg. Estate valued at $400. Will probated for Isaiah Krumrine of Conewago township. executor Milton K. Krumrine. estate valued at $1,040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth A. Pitzer
Gettysburg
Cletus E. Pitzer
Robert E. Fisher
Register and Recorder
Isaiah Krumrine
Conewago Township
Milton K. Krumrine
Pennsylvania Beer Tax Brings In Big Revenue
The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue reports a 26 day beer tax period beginning May six yielding 556,407 dollars. Half cent and one dollar per barrel taxes contributed most of the total with 332,052 from bottle crowns and 325,807 from bottle and laces. Secretary Leon D Metzler notes receipts reflect pre existing beer held by retailers and brewers and bottlers when the tax took effect. The state projects ten million dollars over two years for unemployment relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Departent of Revenue Today
Leon D Metzrer
Revenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brame
Ionopaper
Hanover Civl
Gettys‘burg
Old Mill Ball Park
Town
Hieek
Rock Creek
Harrisburg Road
C. W. Epley
John W. McIlhenny
Elven Council
Steward Smith
County
W. S. Allen
Wenonah
New Jersey
Littestown Independent
G. Edward Eliiott
Allen
Eliott
Milford
Connecticut
Hanover Independents
New‘Oxfordt
Young's Field
C. Beyenour
Old Mill
Jack Kane
NEW Oxford Ayer
Bobb. Smith
Miller
Haverstick
Polst
Speedy
Magen Tega
HO Ale
Braliffer
Kane
Wareheim
Conrad
Wartinte St. Hanover
Round
Conewago Park East Berlin
W. L. Gross
Mer
CRN Ne
Samuel Shirk & Son W
Broadway
Hanover, Pa
Adams Co
Steward's Department
F. C. & Cars
Slo
County Home
Aus
W. M. Deatrick
Arner S. Mills
George E. Little
G. I. Snyder
Tauffer
Sierra
Forest Park
Dick Moul
Weldon Hall
Margaret Jones
Hita
Autocar
Blue Streak
P. Y. Burgard
Philadelphia & West Sts
York, PA
Harry Viener
York St
Gottysburg
Ira Trostel
Adams County Farm Bureau
Carlisle Street
T. R. Heverly
Eshelman
N. George ST
Paro Services
Center Square
David O’brien
West High Street
New Oxford, PA
Natural Springs Park
East of Gettysburg
Lafayette Club Orchestra
Lee Benner
Golden
Chicago World’s Fair
Keystone Travel Bureau
W. Market St
Trimmer Printing Co
Gettysburgr
Lincolnway East
New
Oxford, PA
Robt. L. Baughman
Baltimore St
2Nd
Columbia
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