County Court Passes Rulings in Various Divorce and Support Cases
Monday sessions at Adams County Court covered divorce actions, support disputes, and road petitions. Cases included Margaret Catherine Haters Prexmit vs Mark Siedler Moriht from Baltimore with a potential divorce, Muriel Irene Lantz vs William Lantz addressing desertion, and orders to adjust custody and child support. The court also appointed a school director and a master in several matters and set dates for hearings and roadview petitions.
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Nage
Adams County Court
Bucinese
Eho
Ferets
Jene Actiens
Trisater
Margaret Catherine
Haters
Muriel Irene
FrKerty Lants
William ) Lantz
Fa Aieticard
Lantz Lantz
Erné
Wawat K. Markley
Annie Viola Geisler
Charles F. Geisler
William Marks Accepts Washington Commerce Post
William J Marks a physician from Gettysburg accepts a position with the Department of Commerce in Washington He heads the English and science departments at Wrightsville High School He graduated Gettysburg High School in 1938 and Quebecstown College with an AB in 1948
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William Marks
Washington
William J Marks
Gettysburg
Department of Commerce
DGC
Marks
Wrights- Villa
Gettysburg High School
Quebtysburs College
Administrator's Notice in New Oxford Estate
Letters of Administration granted for the estate of Potate of Votalph Miller of New Oxford to Goralpi Millinn Administrator. All persons indebted must settle promptly, and all with claims should present them without delay to Geo Walter, Attorney.
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Potate
Votalph Miller
New Oxford
Adisnee
Pennn
Nidhco Ie Herchy
Wille
Adswton
Goralpi Millinn
Monn
Geo . Walter, Kary
Digest of Amer. Laws added to Library
The American Digest system, a requisite of a complete law library, has been added to the Adams county law library. The new volumes were placed after a shelf rearrangement on the court house’s second floor. The digest covers United States decisions from 1848 to 1936 and includes the first to the third decennial digests in over 100 volumes. The addition, welcomed by the court and county bar, is funded from the law library fund built from auditors or masters in divorce commissions.
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Jao
Adams Centrary Law Library
Court House
United States
County Bar Association
Bar
Law Library
Commencement Exercises at St. Josephs Academy
The Most Rev George L Leech presided at St. Josephs academy commencement in St Ephrems auditorium MecSherrystown Twenty two graduates received diplomas The Rt Rev Mayr Thomas F McNally spoke Eugene Sulelivan led music Graduates include Grace Ann Wayes Rita Mae Keefer Catherine Jane Kilunk Rosaline Elizabeth Klunk Jeanne Bergstresser Koehler Dolores Leahy Vivian Catherine Miller Catherine Ann Myers Edith Polst Emily Adele Amith Mary B Wagner
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George L Leech
Harrisburg
St. Joseph's Academy
MecSherrystown
St. Ephrem's
Mayr
Thomas F. McNally
Jenkintown
Eugene Sulelivan
Philadelphia
Grace Ann Wayes
Hanover
Rita Mae Keefer
McSherrystown
Catherine Jane Kilunk
Rosaline Elizabeth Klunk
Jeanne Bergstresser Koehler
Dolores Terese Leahy
Haneover
Vivian Catherine Miller
McFireéerrystown
Catherine Ann Myers
Edith & Polst
Emily Adele Amith
Mary B. Wagner
New Oxford
Assault and Battery Charge Dismissed in Gettysburg Case
Charles A Plank of Gettysburg faced an assault and battery charge brought by his wife Lotte. The charge was dismissed with costs placed on the defendant after a hearing before Justice of the Peace John H Bascmore. Plank had been arrested on a warrant and released on his own recognizance. Mrs Plank alleged multiple beatings beginning May 30. Plank did not deny the accusations and said his actions were justified due to his wife's jealousy and poor home life.
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Reading Township
Hamiltonban
RM King
Guy W Dolly
Charles Brinkerhoff
York Springs
Roy Prosser
Off & N
Flegina
Prosser
Francis Thomas
Harold Miller
Beecheraville
Miller
Shrely Miller
Edward B Bullett Rey
J Francis Yake
Charles A Plank
Gettysburg
Lotte
Justice of the Peace
John H Bascmore
Plank
Glenn Guise
Justice Basehore
Invitations Issued for Carps King Wedding
Mr and Mrs William King of Berkley Michigan announce the wedding of their granddaughter Miss Geraldine Anna King to Worlward Edward Carps of Berkley Michigan. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 11 am at Shrine of the Little Flower Royal Oak Michigan performed by Rev Charles Coughlin. Miss King formerly lived in Gettysburg with her parents.
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William King
Far Middle Street
Nave
Geraldine Anna King
James King
Berkley
Michigan
Worlward Edward Carps
Charles Coughlin
Shrine of the Little Flower Royal Oak
King
Gettysburg
Public Sale of Real Estate in New Oxford Adams County
The executor of Elizabeth J. Welkert’s estate will offer at public sale a half lot at 55 New Oxford bounded by Stock Winand and a 20 foot alley in New Oxford Adams County. The brick dwelling has seven rooms with water and electric service with rent. Sale begins at 2:00 pm terms and conditions announced by executor Mervin Creager. Auctioneer Fisher Ports May aided by Crawford & Son.
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Elizabeth J. Welkert
Borough of
New Oxford
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Harry Stock
Carlisle Street
Kathryn Winand
Harry Brock
Bole
Mervin Creager
Fisher, Ports & May
Attys
Crawford & Son
Youth Meeting Well Attended at Mary’s Parish New Oxford
A Catholic youth meeting in Harrisburg nearing the Harrisburg Diocesan Council of Catholic Women seventeenth annual convention drew strong attendance from Mary’s parish in New Oxford. Attendees included Rev Robert D Hartnett and many parishioners such as Mrs Frank Barries Mrs Georgie Fink Mrs Preston Smith and numerous Misses and Messrs with a mix of Weaver and Moore names. In other news H E Wolf Aspers bought a Biglerville lot from Lawrence Rice and began building a new house.
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T Mary’s
New Oxford
State Forum
Harrisburg
Raphael Smith
Mary Catherine Moore
Lorraine Weaver
Joan Kaiser
Regina Moore
Amy Moore
M. J. Sterner
Frank Fleshman
Charles Weaver
Bernard Moore
William Weaver
H E Wolf Aspers
Biglerville
Lawrence Rice
Royantic Mountaineer Sets Marriage Record
The romantic mountaineer dubbed the Most Marryin Man of the hills tied the knot ten times and divorced as many, with his 16th wife a 12 year old. He wooed youth, and used sewing machines and household gadgets to win divorces, courting with ardor and flair.
Notice of Estate for F X Colgan and Mamie Runty
Letters testamentary granted for F X Colgan decedent of McSherrystown Adams County. Executrix Mary Edith Colgan asks claims and debts settled at 355 North St McSherrystown Pa or to attorney J F Yake Gettysburg Pa. Also listing Mamie Runty decedent of McSherrystown Adams County. executor J F Yake Jr asks claims and debts settled at McSherrystown Penna.
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OX Colgan
McSherryntown
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Mary Edith Colgan
F. X. Colgan
North St. McSherrystown
J F. Yake
Gettysburg
Penna
Mamie E. Runty
McSherrystown
Pennylvania
Pennsylivania
J. F. Yake, JR
Mamie FE Boonty
MceSherrystown
Mountains true story in Sunday American Weekly
The text promotes a forthcoming true story in next Sunday's June 16 issue of the American Weekly magazine supplied with the New York Journal American. It hints at a comical and pathetic tone describing mountains as the subject of the tale.
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American Weekly
New York Journal-American
Notable attendees at Kelvinator summer meeting
E. E. Riddle, Robert Gouker, Curtis Groft, Hanover, and Francis Rabine of New Oxford attended the summer Kelvinator meeting at the Outdoor Club in York on a Wednesday evening under the Careva Company. a banquet was served.
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E. E. Riddle
Robert Gouker
Curtis Groft
Hanover
Francis Rabine
New Oxford
Kelvinator
York
Careva Company
Teen Held For Parents At Gettysburg Terminal
Police detained a 15-year-old girl at the Gettysburg bus terminal after a Windber, Pennsylvania telephoned authorities. Borough officer Charles W. Culp removed her from a New York bound bus and held her for her parents who arrived about 5 AM to take her home. The girl said she planned to move to New York to live, calling Windber too small.
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Gettysburg
Windber
New York
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Cornaagen
Seerabange
Gettyaburg, PA
Centennial, PA
Mrs. Carroll Biceringer
Sunoco Gas
Mercury
Waukebeld Cit Dry
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Amer
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the Eye Glass Shop
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Cimenon
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Chestnut St
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Washington St
Gettysburg, Pa
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Chambersburg St
William F .Tenoper
Abshotistow
Adar County
Adama County
Sadie Topper
William F. Topper
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Abbatistown
J. Wake, Jr
Enetp
Iettysburg
Hanover, PA
Europe
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Raedhorgan
Gler
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Fora Free Zenith Radio ‘Tube Savings Bank
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PHO
New Oxford, Penna
Frigidaire
General Motors
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Wm.rogers &Son
International Silver Company
ST. York, PA
Modene
J.W. Fischer & CO
Carlisle St
Cy Giclusive Ladies Shops
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Britcher & Bender Drug Store
Chambersburg Street
Royantic Mountaineer
J. HW. Duttera
Oxford
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