Adams County Cow Testing May Report Details Milk and Butterfat Leaders
At the Adams County Cow Testing association meeting in the courthouse, official tester Lee A. McCauslin presented May results. The 22 herds held 191 milking cows and 36 dry cows, with 55 cows over 40 pounds fat and 20 over 50 pounds. 90 cows exceeded 1 000 pounds of milk, and 44 over 1 200 pounds. Six herds averaged better than one pound of butterfat per day, led by R. M. Spangler’s nine cows at 35.1 pounds and Edgar Leer’s 13 cows at 42.7 pounds. Dot, owned by R. M. Spangler, topped the list with 2,449 pounds milk and 80.8 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Cow Testing Association
Court House
Lee A. McCauslin
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Edgar Leer
T. N. Cashman
R. M. Spangler
George E
Hoffman Orphanage
George E. Motter
Roy A. Weaner
Edgar Weaner
Sheriff's Sale of 60 Acre Adams County Farm With Orchard
Writ of Fiery Facias directs public sale in Adams County Pa on Saturday July 1930 at 2 PM at Gettysburg Court House. Property in Butler Township includes 60 acres with 30 in orchard and rest in timber, improved with a two story frame house barn hog pen chicken house and water spring. Seized as the property of Francis L Kane and Eva C Kane and to be sold by Sheriff G D Morrison. Ten percent cash deposit required after sale. noncompliance leads to resell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coat of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Butler Township
Penna
Noah Thomas
Wayne Keet
Francis L. Kane
Eva C. Kane
Public sale of Adams County real estate in 1930
Facias issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County announce a public sale on June 28 1930 at 2 pm at the Gettysburg court house. The property in Biglerville Adams County features a two story brick house with garage and utility rooms on York Street. The land fronts 60 feet and runs 180 feet deep. Seized as the property of Mary E Freee and Arch Freed and to be sold by Sheriff G D Morrison. Sheriff’s Office Gettysburg Pa June 3 1930. Ten percent of all sales by te
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Morrison
Sheriff’s Office
Gettysburg
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Biglerville
Penna
Wilmer Roth
Richard Walton
Rices Produce Company
York Street
Mary E. Freee
Arch Freed
Wwe
Sheriff's Omce
Sale of Geo M Weller property in Hamiltonban Township
On June 21 1930 the sheriff will sell the Geo M Weller property at Orrtan na Hamiltonban Adams County Penna comprising 1 acre with a frame warehouse store room and fruit packing building. Adjoining Samuel Baumgardner John Goodermuth Western Maryland Railway Co and Public aad. This prosperous business stand is offered May 23 1930 with ten percent required on all sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Orrtanna
Hamiltonban Township
Penna
Samuel Baumgardner
John Goodermuth
Western Maryland Railway Company
Public Saad
Geo. M. Weller
G. D. Morrison
Dr. Bender Z. Cashman Wins Phi Beta Kappa Honor
Gettysburg College awards Phi Beta Kappa keys to five alumni including Dr. Bender Z. Cashman formerly of New Oxford. Cashman earned the A B in 1905 and M D in 1909, interned at Western Pennsylvania Hospital, served as resident surgeon at St Francis, and nowUz Gynecology head and professor at Pittsburgh. He led Base Hospital 27 during World War I and presides over local and national medical societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg College
Phi Beta Kappa Keys
Bender Z. Cashman
New Oxford
John Hopkins University
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Elizabeth Steel Magee
University of Pittsburgh
Cashman
American Medical Association
Pittsburgh Academy of Medicine
National Society For Biological Research
American Association of Obstetricians
Base Hospital
Heidlersburg Area Notes and Local Moves
Levi Stallsmith of Heidlersburg was cut in the face by a flying bolt end while cutting. E L Weigle of Heidlersburg is adding to his kitchen. Marion Bly and wife near New Chester announce the birth of a son. Gates Deatrick of New Chester visited John Herman Hampton recently who was discharged from Hanover hospital. Miss Reba Shull of York visits her parents at Belmont. Donald Meckley near Heidlersburg spent time with D Grant Deatrick and wife at Belmont. Belmont pupils will be transported to Oak Grove instead of Heidlersburg. Chestnut Hill pupils will be transported to Heidlersburg. Grant Deatrick and wife hosted the Adult Bible class at St Mark's Lutheran church Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi T. Stallsmith
Heidlersburg
E. L. Weigle
Marion Bly
New Chester
Gates Deatrick
John Herman Hampton
Hanover Hospital
Reba Shull
York
Belmont
Donald Meckley
D. Grant Deatrick
Oak Grove
Chestnut Hill
Grant Deatrick
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Public sale of Kinneman estate antiques and real estate
Administrators of Ellen M. Kinneman estate announce a Saturday sale at Abbottstown on the Lincoln Highway featuring a 4 acre lot with brick and frame dwelling and a rich assortment of antique furniture and household items. Auctioneers listed as Chas. Rinehart with bidding by R. M. Wolfe and Emory Wolfe. The sale begins at 1 p.m. with terms to be announced.
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Abbottstown
R. M. Wolfe
Emory R. Wolfe
Ellen M. Kinneman
Chas. Rinehart
Auct
Public Sale of Kinze y Land in Adams County 1930
Facias from the Court of Adams County announces a public sale on Saturday June 14 1930 at 2 PM at Gettysburg Court House to sell 115 acres in Huntington Township Adams County Pennsylvania. The property includes a two and a half story frame house a bank barn wagon shed hog pen milk house chicken house and several outbuildings with two wells and orchard on 115 acres assessed as Kin zey and Annie C Kin zey estate. Sale may proceed if terms are not met by May 16 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Huntington Township
Penna
Edgar Leer
Annie Bushey
Edw. Davis
Local news roundup from Hanover and Gettysburg area
Harrison arrests and legal matters dominate the column. Arrest of Oscar Forry on larceny charges. adjourned bail hearing after warrant by Justice Sell. Police recover jewelry. Hanover detectives pursue ring cases. Auto crash injures Mrs Weikert. meat stores to close Sundays. Gettysburg College votes to exclude women. Grace College planned in Washington DC. Resignation of Rev Dr Stahr. new executive post in Philadelphia. Read about local home repainting and redecorating and a bridge luncheon engagement.
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Allen W. Arentz
Oscar Forry
Hanover
Charles Saltzgiver
West Manheim
Forry
Justice Sell
Crabbs
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ward C. Haffner
New York
Harriet MacAvoy
Allan M. Eby
Littlestown
Lutheran College For Women
Washington, D. C
Grace College
Henry I. Stahr
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Board of Christian Education of
the Reformed Church
Stahr
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Adams County Orphans Court notices entries June 1930
The administration accounts of multiple estates in Adams County Pennsylvania are set for confirmation and allowance before the Orphans Court on Monday June 16, 1930 at 10:30 AM. Names include J Earl Plank Ella C Plank Clayton Jacobs George E Mummert Perry Tawney Nelson Black Aaron Weidner J Calvin Nau Albert Darr W H Smith Luther E Bream Earl G Bream Edwin Harris and others related to estates in Cumberland East Berlin Gettysburg Menallen Franklin Huntington McSherrystown and surrounding townships. Registers indicate executor administrator and final accounts for deceased individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
J. Earl Plank
Ella C. Plank
Cumberland Township
Penna
Clayton Jacobs
George E. Mummert
Elmer Jacobs
East Berlin
Adams
Pennsylvania
Perry J. Tawney
Frank Tawney
Gettysburg
Adams County Penna
Nelson L. Black
George E. Black
Menallen
Aaron I. Weidner
Oavid I. Weaver
Franklin Township
J. Calvin Nau
Louisa Elizabeth Fink
Albert Darr
W. H. Smith
Jacob Darr
Luther E. Bream
Earl G. Bream
Joseph H. Bream
Huntington Township
Adams Co
Edwin T. Harris
Thomas A. Myers
McSherrystown
Edwin Tarris
Tohmas A. Wright
Men
Executor's Notice for Geo W Lawrence Estate in Adams County
Let ters testamentary on the estate of Geo W Lawrence late of Oxford township Adams County Pennsylvania have been granted to the undersigned and without delay all persons indebted to the estate of the decedent are requested to make payment and those having claims against the decedent to present them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Lawrence
Oxford Township
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Car Crash Near Littlestown Leaves Couple Injured
Road en route to Littlestown was struck by a large sedan traveling from Chicago to Baltimore. The impact demolished the Mayers' car. Mr. Mayers suffered a severe shock and bruises while gripping the steering wheel. Mrs. Mayers was thrown from the front seat and lay unconscious on the road until aid arrived.
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Littlestown
Chicago
Baltimore
Mayers
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Sheriff's Sale
B. Z. Cashman
DR. Bender
Z. Cashman
Ellen M. Kinnenan
Berwick Township
T. W. Groft
George A. Becker
Frank Poist
Herbert Warren
Earl Groft
American Stores Company
Frederick
Geo. Laughman
Red Hill School House
L. L. Lupp
Sarah Catherine Black
Miss Black
George Meek Glenn
Harrisburg Academy
George P. Black
Gettysburg High School
Glenn
Lulu Glenn
Centre County
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel Mayers
Littlestown and
Westminster
Register
T. H. Charmbury
Shirk Bldg
Chestnut Street
J. E. Bemiller & Son
Paul M. Sterner
Granite
H. E. Shellenberger
Bell Phone
Abbottstown, PA
Coleman
National Underwriters Laboratories
James C. Herman Lincolnway
East New Oxford, PA
John H. Duttera
Lincolnway
Stra
C. W. Kirst
Santa
White Rose
Mark E. Trone
Baltimore Street
Hanover, PA
Tt Car
I. C
Felty
New Oxford, PA
Middle Street
J. Miller
C. V
Middle St
R. I
Hansen & Hollywood
Tee
Joseph H. Hertz
Broadway
PA. C. V
Anderson Grain and Feed Co
York, Pa
D. R. Abel & Son
Quality Poultry Farm
Eleventh Avenue
Asix
Anderson Grai
U. W. Myers
Cherry Street
Myerstown, PA
Altland
Abbottistown, PA
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