Court Hears of Extortion Plot Involving Nintle Not Guilty
Witness testimony at a Monday afternoon court hearing failed to prove Glenn Nintle of Hamiltonian township aided in an illegal deer killing. Judge W C Sheely found him not guilty though he warned against involvement and ordered costs. The session also set juror quotas for the August quarter and granted parole to two Harrisburg men. A separate petition sought higher weekly support for Ruth Meligakes from Nicholas Meligakes, returnable July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Sheely
Glenn Nintle
Hamiltonian
Louis Watson
South Mountains
Nintle
R C. Anderson
Justice of the Peace
John H. Basehore
Sheely
Criminal Court
Ruth Meligakes
Nicholas Meligakes
Spangler 20th Anniversary and local social notes
Mr and Mrs John W Spangler York Springs R D celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with twenty rosebuds placed in Lutheran church vases by councilmen in appreciation of Mrs Spangler as organist. Local reunions were held with 152 attending Yohe reunion at Williamsgrove. Annual religious services set for Sunday at 2 pm Chestnut Hill schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Spangler
York Springs
R. D
Lutheran Church
Williamsgrove
Pittentorff
German's Park
C F. Tanger
Donald Lee
Potter County
Fannie Kemper
Town
Bessie Kemper
Helen Feiser
Hanover
Sadie Stallsmith
H. G. Haverstick
Emory Coulson
Gardners
Viola Herman
Harry Funt
Biglerville
Ward Houck
Gettysburg
John Haverstick
Emma Rhoads
Francis Mumma
Five Points
Fulton County
Verna Shull
R. N
New Oxford
Newport
Donald Meckley
Grant Deatrich
Harry Weigle
Walter Weigle
Jane
Philadelphia
William Weigle
Weigle
Chestnut Hill
Adams County Weekly Relief Actions Reported
During the week ended June 3 Adams county opened 14 relief cases and closed six. Local agencies logged activity across multiple households and noted ongoing support needs. The data reflects county relief caseload trends for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Littlestown Postmaster Race Narrows to Four Eligible
The 15 Littlestown postmaster applicants were notified by the U S Civil Service Commission. Four received numerical ratings and three of those passed. Thomas C McSherry Lawrence B Fink the Incumbent Clarence L Schwartz and Harry L Cratin headed the list. The remaining eleven received no rating as they did not meet minimum eligibility. The letters dated June 8 and mailed June 10 were signed by William C Hull executive assistant. One of the top three is expected to be appointed soon. Mr Fink has served as postmaster six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown
United States Civil Service Commission
Thomas C. McSherry
Renece B. Fink
Clarence Ll. Schwartz
Harry L. Cratin
Commission
Maurice F. Rider
J. Ray Reindollar
John E. Hofe
Charles M. Frock
LeRoy Bish
Ralph Rueeles
George E. Deardorff
LeRoy M. Wintrod
Holman L. Sell
Walter 8. Mehring
P. Emory Weaver
Washington
William C. Hull
Mr. Fink
Also Mentioned on This Page
William L. Swartz
Howard Snyder
Harrisburg
Snyder
Swartz
Fairfield
Kelvinator
Riddle & Gouker
Baltimore Street
Francis Rabine
Oxford
Heidlersburg
Fred Davidson
W. J. Yohe
GQ & Rebert Be Beds
Baltimore ST
Hanover, PA
Lester M. Jacobs
Carlisle St
Gee
General Electric
Cor, Carlisle & Chestnut Sts
P. O
Paes
Lace
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Chestnut ST
Smith’s Grocery
Preezing Coffee
Kenco Coffee
Sword Coffee
Rinso
Nellie
Lux, Lifebuoy
R. H. Smith
Q. Keem
Egetah ‘Onstae
89Th Bares
Metropolitan Edison Company
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