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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

4

Administratrix Assigned Estate of William A Trostle

Mary L Trostle administratrix of William A Trostle estate in Strathan township Adams County Pa requests all claims be filed and debts paid to the undersigned as letters of administration granted by the Adams County Register of Wills with no delay.

William A. Trostle Strathan Township Adams County Register of Wills Pennsylvania Mary L. Trostle New Oxford Ré4

Scalp Amputated in Baltimore Pike Accident

Two women Mrs. R. J. Marshall and Mrs. Annie Utz of Baltimore were admitted to Warner Hospital after a Sunday collision three miles east of Titltestown on the Baltimore pike. Mrs. Utz suffered a severe scalp laceration and facial and body injuries. Mrs. Marshall had a fracture of the right arm and shoulder with bruises. Emerich Vardonki, also of Baltimore, was arrested for reckless driving and fined $20 with costs after the crash, which occurred when his car cut sharply in front of the Marshall vehicle. He agreed to pay damages and hospital costs. The injured were discharged from Gettysburg hospital early Tuesday.

R. J. Marshall Annie Utz Baltimore Warner Hospital Brown Westminster Gettysburg Vardonki

Abbottstown News Briefs Include School Postings and Local Deals

Miss Olive Orner of Gettysburg declines the Abbottstown grammar school principalship as vacancies persist with other candidates. At Peabody Conservatory Baltimore Rev Claude T King earns a harmony teacher certificate and serves Trinity Reformed Church. Roesch Brothers of Pottstown buy the Buckingham-Pary cigar factory in Littlestown, including building and some equipment. Charles R Altland has a well drilled by A L Myers on Abbottstown property occupied by Jacob Emig. Charles C Nagle of Abbottstown buys a new Chevrolet coach.

Olive Orner Gettysbure Abbotts Trinity Reformed Church Baltimore Roesch Brothers Pottstown Buckingham-Pary Cigar Factory Littlestown Charles R. Altland A. L. Myers Abbottstown Jacob Emig Charles C. Nagle

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