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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

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Gettysburg Beer Licenses Bring Revenue Across County

Gettysburg will receive 1100 from 11 retailers and 76 from three fraternal lodges plus 150 from three wholesalers. Remainder, 4375, goes to the county. Fourteen hotels clubs and retailers in Gettysburg were issued permits. countywide licenses cover retailers clubs wholesalers and various towns with annual fees 100 for most retailers 75 elsewhere 25 for clubs and 50 for wholesalers.

Gettysburg AR. Blaine Kitaniller Adams @bunty Kitzmiller George F. Eberhart Eagle Hotel Craig Rogers Battlefield Hotel Penevolent Order of Miks Gettysburg Aerie Bogies Loyal Order of Moose W. Earle Buehl McSherrystown Littlestown Mt. Pleasant Township Franklin Township Cumberland Township

Court To Decide Legal Residence Of Shue Family

Adams county court will rule on whether the Shue family remains under Adams county care. York county directors plan to petition to have the family returned to Adams county, claiming the Shues were never legal charges here after eviction from Green Springs and subsequent moves to Hanover and York.

Adams County Court Harry Shue William M. Deatrick Adams County Board of Poor Directors York County Directors of the Poor John Heller, II York County Court Shue Adams County Hanover Pike Green Springs EB. Wible Enq Adams County Directors of the Poor Margaret McMillan Shte Hanover York York County Dentrick

Marriage licenses rise as Palmer issues more

Clayton F. Palmer clerk of the courts issued 30 more licenses in the first five months of this year than in the same period last year. Between January and June 1, 1932, 82 licenses were issued, while 112 licenses were issued in the first five months of this year.

Clayton F. Palmer Palmer

One Killed Two Hurt as Truck Hits Train

A 10 ton delivery truck with failed air brakes collided with a slow freight train at the West Princess street crossing in York shortly after midnight. Earl John Hall of Philadelphia, 43, died at York hospital. Lawrence W. Donohue, 27, also of Philadelphia, injured and treated. Watchman J. 8. Dundore was struck by safety gates and lightly injured. rescue crews freed Hall after 35 minutes. The truck carried slate shingles bound for Sykesville Maryland.

West Princess Street Crossing York Earl John Hall Philadelphia York Hospital Hall Lawrence W. Donohue Sykesville Dundore R. D

Youth Loses Eye in Motorcycle Crash Near Media Hospital

Andrew Snively about 21 and son of Mrs Helen Snively and the late John A Snively formerly of Hanover sustained injuries in a May motorcycle accident in front of Media hospital. He was treated at Media hospital, then had an eye removed about 36 hours later at Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore by Dr Wilbur. He was a junior at Johns Hopkins University on a visit home to his mother in Philadelphia.

Andrew Snively Helen Snively John A. Snively Hanover Media Hospital Snively Johns Hopkins University Baltimore Philadelphia Wilbur Johns Hopkins Hospital

County Youths To Get Hearing On Reckless Driving Charge

Charles E. Baker 24 of Biglerville and Ralph E. Funt 20 of Table Rock face reckless driving charges after a May 21 Carlisle road crash near Flora Dale. They will appear before Justice John H. Deatrick in Biglerville on June 13 at 7 30 p m. Three people were injured in the collision involving an E T Harris vehicle from Bendersville.

Charles E. Baker Lbigierville Ralph E. Funt Table Rock Carlisle Road Flora Dale Justice of the John H. Deatrick Biglerville Baker Funt H. 8 Roberta Focal Motor Patrol Actian E. T. Harris Benderaville

Two Gettysburg Men Fined for Disorderly Conduct

Norris Jacobs and Wilbur Moser of Gettysburg were arrested last Saturday on disorderly conduct charges. They paid fines and costs of 7 each before Justice John C. Shearer on Monday and remained jailed until Sunday evening. State police and Officer George B. Aughinbaugh say the pair had been drinking.

Norris Jacobs Wilbur Moser Gettysburg Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer George B. Aughinbaugh Jacobs Moser

Youth on Bike Struck by Auto in Gettysburg

Lloyd Speelman, 18, of Bonneauville, suffered nose lacerations and contusions after being knocked from a bicycle riding on York Street without a light. He received treatment at Warner hospital after Ward McCleaf, driving from Gulden's, failed to see him and took him to the hospital. The 20th annual A. O. K. of M. CO convention will be held in Hanover Saturday.

Lloyd Speelman Bonneauville Road Gettysburg Warner Hospital Speelman York George Aughinbaugh Ward McCleaf Gulden Atauc McCleaf Hanover

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