Two McSherrystown youths injured in Brushtown crash
Sunday evening a collision at Brushtown injured McSherrystown residents Webster Stahl and Mark Groft while a childrolled hoop on the road prompted a driver to swerve. Stahl suffered a fractured rib and bruises, Groft had deep neck and facial lacerations needing sixteen stitches.
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McSherrystown
Brushtown
Webster Stahl
Mark Groft
M. J. Brennan
Hecht
Stahl
Groft
Why Jesus Died on the Cross Lesson Outline
A religious lesson outlines Jesus crucifixion with crown of thorns Mockery and worship at the cross. It covers Pilate's verdict, the theft of garments, the superscription, two thieves, the dying cry, darkness, the veil, and the Centurion's confession, ending with Jesus burial in Joseph's tomb.
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Jesus
Pilate
Israel
Hall
Simon
Christ
Hough Pilate
Ein
God
Juin
Joseph
Gettysburg Tax Collector Told to Settle Duplicates
Gettysburg school board delayed 1928 duplicates and demanded full settlement of 1926 taxes from borough tax collector William Ogden at a June meeting. He refused to borrow funds, proposed appointing a deputy, and aimed to clear back levies by June 18. Outstanding 1926 and 1927 totals cited alongside bond and election plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ogden
Gettysburg
Ogden
Teacher Miss Mildred Bushey Spends Summer at Parents’ Home
Miss Mildred Bushey a Littlestown teacher spends the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs Blain Bushey of Arendtsville. County Commissioner S A Buhrman near Granite is driving a new Hudson sedan.
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Mildred Bushey
Littlestown
Blain Bushey
Arendtsvile
S. A. Buhrman
Granite
Touring Roadster and Cabriolet Car Lineup
A garbled listing shows various body styles including touring roadster coupe coach cabriolet sedan and coupe. Mentions prices and multiple model codes with uncertain spellings and figures, reflecting a vintage auto catalog fragment.
Fear God Not Devil Bold in Christ’s Victory
A theological reflection argues fear of the devil is unfounded when believers enter into Christ's triumph by faith. It urges boldness in the believer's stance, invoking the Lion of Judah to affirm strength over evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Marsh
No Christian Man Should Hide From Daily Life
A quotation attributed to G Campbell Morgan arguing that no Christian man has a right to seek sainthood by retreating from everyday activities, stressing duty in ordinary life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Campbell Morgan
One-Cent Postcard Restored and Parcel Post Reforms
The bill approved by President Coolidge restores the one cent postcard rate and revises 1920 postal rates across zones. It reduces annual postal revenues by about 16.28 million dollars and introduces business reply cards, special handling, library book rates, bulk third class rates, and a director of parcel post.
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Congressman Griest
Lancaster
Coolidge
Pension Increases for Aged Civil War Widows
President Coolidge approves a bill raising pensions for about 90,000 Civil War widows over 75 from 30 to 40 dollars monthly. The higher rate starts June 4 1928 but claims work delays availability until September 4 1928 with a lump sum arrears payment. About 175,000 widows earn less than 40 and will be reviewed to determine eligibility.
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Coolidge
Second Account Filed for Citizens Trust Co. Gettysburg
The Committee of Mary S. Sheely filed the second account in June 1928 and it will be presented for confirmation in the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County on August 25, 1928. Prothonotary S. L. Allison notes the entry dated June 14, 1941.
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Citizens Trust Co
Gettysburg
Mary S. Sheely
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
S. L. Allison
Reconstruction project bids sought for Route 620 Adams County
Pennsylvania Department of Highways announces sealed proposals due July 6 1928 at 10 00 am for reconstructing 6781 feet of bituminous surface treated macadam pavement on Route 620 in Butler Township Adams County. Bidding blanks and specs free. construction drawings 2 50 per set cross sections 5 00. viewable at Harrisburg and Pittsburgh offices. James L. Stuart Secretary of Highways.
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Pennsylvania Department OF Highways
Harrisburg
State Capitol
Butler Township
Adams County
Train Kills Man and His Daughter at Jacob's Mill Crossing
A Lancaster Frederick local train struck a delivery truck at Jacob's Mill crossing five miles west of Spring Grove. George Brown 24 of Menges Mills died later at Hanover hospital from skull fracture and injuries. His two year old daughter Miriam May died at the scene. The train delayed 55 minutes due to locomotive defect. crew included Conductor T F Benfer and Engineer J S Adams. Coroner began inquest with a jury being empaneled for the time period.
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Lancaster-Frederick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacob's Mill
Spring Grove
George Brown
Menges Mills
Hanover Hospital
Miriam May
Middle Street
Hanover
A. L. Menges & Bro
T. F. Benfer
York
J. S. Adams
Littlestown
L. A. Zech
Robert Greenplate
Hanover D. 3
James Irving
Oscar J. Rife
A. Hostetter
Edward J. Trone
C. Yeiser
S. C. Carver
Bro
Myrtle Brow
Heard W. Brown
Mortgage Burned at Hanover Church Service
More than 600 people crowded into the church as trustees and George C. Daugherty led a Sunday event that burned the mortgage, ending the last financial obligation of the First United Brethren at Hanover. Rev. Dr. S. B. Daugherty preached the sermon from Memorial United Brethren in Washington D C, a former Hanover pastor.
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George C. Daugherty
First United Brethren Witr
Hanover
S. B. Daugher
Memorial United Brethr Church
Washington, D. C
S. Crabb
Carlisle
The
Char
Lena Kohr
Louis Kdhr
Catherine Baughman
EB. Redding
George Sheaff
Hanover Ha Old
H. Bair Post
Mont al
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Fisher Body Corporation
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Willys
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Oxford, PA
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East Berlin
Ness Bros. Mfg. CO
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Wilhelm
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Newark Shoe
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