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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

7

Coroners Jury Blames Driver in Fatal Harrisburg Road Crash

The coroner's jury found Kenneth Gonnor negligent for driving left of center in a May 20 crash that killed Kenneth Connor of Fairmount and Clara Farr of Keisterville near Gettysburg. Adams County coroner Dr. Edgar A. Miller conducted the inquest with thirteen witnesses.

Kenneth Connor Fairmount West Virginia Clara Farr Keisterville Warrisburg Road Gettysburg Kenneth Gonnor Edgar A. Miller Adams County

Bids Open for Coal and Bread Supplies by Adams County Poor District

Adams County Poor District invites sealed bids for coal 100 tons big vein run of mine or equivalent 60 tons hard stove size anthracite 40 tons hard nut size anthracite and 20 000 pounds fresh bread with 10 percent increase or decrease option delivered to the County Home July 1 1938 to July 1 1934. Bids due June 20 at 1 pm. Bond required. right to reject bids reserved.

Adams Co Ofice Steward's Gettysburg

Allentown Driver Sideswiped in Fatal Elopement Crash

Arthur SH Leh of Allentown testified that on a hillside approach his car swerved to avoid a head on collision, leaving its right wheels off the highway when Cunningham's car struck him. His account was supported by several passengers as the wreck ended the newlyweds wedding trip with deaths.

Arthur SH. Leh Allentown O. R. Cunningham Fairmount West Virginia Connor Leh Gettysburg Sons of Veterans William Boyer Cunningham Anna Kresge Bethlehem Rosa Geipp Elsie Snyder Ben Carter Carter Curer

Witnesses Describe Fatal Driver Collision in Gettysburg

Testimony details high speeds near 30 to 35 miles per hour and 40 to 9 miles per hour as two cars collide on a highway near Gettysburg. Leh and Cunningham blame driving behavior and visibility with crowding statements and conflicting exits from the wreckage. Witnesses place bodies and note a rear seat driver and varying car positions before the vehicles topple into a woodside ditch. Coroner’s jury members named include Weaver and Kennedy among others.

Connor Gettysburg Cunningham Hat Vite Sue Hostetter Twin Bridges Orville Jacoby Charles Thomas James G. Warren Getysburg Motor Patrol BE. F. Strausbaugh George Weaver Clarence C. Ecker Neely Kennedy Earl W. Guise Roy Weaver C. Richard Wolff

Mark Houck Joins Campbell Shoe as Stenographer

Hanover resident Mark Houck has accepted a position as stenographer and bookkeeper with the Campbell Shoe Company in Littlestown.

Mark Houck Hanover Campbell Shoe Company Littiestown

Fire Company To Present New Life Apparatus At McSherrystown Dedication

The six cylinder 600 gallon pumper from Sha McSherrys town Steam Fireengine and Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 will be presented to McSherrystown this Saturday at 2 30 PM. J P Emich will make the presentation and Chief Burgess Albert Weaver will accept for the borough. A parade precedes the exercises with three divisions led by Chief Marshal George Feckenrode.

Sha McSherrystown Hook and Ladder Company No J. P. Emich Burgess Albert Weaver George Feckenrode

York County Fire Parade Divisions Form Lineup

York county fire companies form the first division for a parade followed by Maryland and Pennsylvania groups excluding York and Adams counties in the second division. Adams county teams lead the third with Gettysburg and McSherrystown as host. Speakers include Congressman Harry L. Haines Red Lion James Aumen Fire Chief Millard Tawney Harrisburg and George McClellan Gettysburg.

York County Maryland Pennsylvania York Adams Counties Adams County Gettysburg McSherrystown Indine Harry L. Haines Red Lion James Aumen Millard Tawney Harrisburg George McClellan

Gettysburg Old Timers Rally To Beat Wundera Town 8-3

The Gettysburg Old Timers rallied in the fourth inning to defeat Wundera Town 8 to 3 at Winterstown Friday night in a Twilight League game.

Gettysburg Old Timers Wwunderatown Winterstown Everning

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