Heart Attack Fatal for H. G. Bucher at Home
Harry G. Bucher aged 55 hay dealer died of a heart condition at 8 45 Friday morning at his Lincoln Highway home near McKnights town formerly Hershey farm. He had just returned from Mummasburg and was stricken on the porch. Dr. R. W. Gifford of Gettysburg treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Bucher
Hershey Farm
Lincoln Highway
McKnightstown
Bucher
Mummasburg
R. W. Gifford
Gettysburg
Bucher Rites Held for Local Franklin Township Resident
The death ends the life of the youngest son of Isaac W. and Sarah Hartman Bucher. He lived in Franklin township and worked in hay pecking and hay dealing. Survived by his widow Annie L. Robert two daughters Gladys E. and Ruth Irene a son Mark R. a brother Larkin J. Bucher and two sisters Mrs Horner Eckert and Mrs Quinton M Deardorff. Funeral from the Bucher home Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev George Berkheimer officiating. Interment Flohr’s cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 to 9 p m.
Firemen Invited to Parades in Fairfield and Emmitsburg
The Gettysburg firemen accepted invitations from Fairfield and Emmitsburg fire companies to take part in July 4 parades. Fairfield parade starts at 1 30 p m and Emmitsburg parade at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Fairfield Fire Company
Emmitsburg
Adams County Historic Society Trip Postponed to July 1
The Adams County Historical Society postpones its June 17 field trip to Monday July 1 due to the Gettysburg G A R convention. Dr S W Frost leads a tour of about a dozen southwestern sites with local history authorities at each stop. Places include McLean mansion ruins, Lower Marsh Creek church, Hill church burial ground, Jans Hans Steelman Monument, Maria Furnace ruins, and John Eiker’s Indian museum. Public urged to join and See Adams County First.
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Adams County Historical Society
Gettysburg
S. W. Frost
Arendtsville
Adams County
McLean
Keystone Mill
Lower Marsh Creek Presbyterian
Old Hill
Jans Hans Steelman
Thaddeus Stevens
Driver Breaks Ankle in Lincoln Highway Crash
Paul Heironimus, 24, of Hagerstown Maryland, paid the price for a crash six miles west of New Oxford on the Lincoln Highway when his car veered off the north side and struck an electric pole. He suffered a left ankle fracture and chin lacerations, was taken to Warner hospital by Gettysburg ambulance, and admitted. Estimated damage to the car was 50 dollars.
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Paul Helionimus
Hagerstown
Maryland
Lincoln Highway
New Oxford
Hiagerstown
Gettysburg
James G. Warren
State Highway Patrol
Warner Hospital
Estranged Husband Shoots Self at Carlisle YMCA
Bruce L. Buckley 40 of Carlisle was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot in a YMCA room. A note to wife Betty Byers Buckley mentioned their rift and implied reconciliation hoped for, with disposal directions for his effects. He worked on the PWA project at the Carlisle sewage disposal plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce L. Buckley
Carlisle
Carlisle Y. M. C. A
Buckley
Betty Byers Buckley
PWA
Inquest Planned Into Gettysburg Woman's Death
An inquest will be held into the death of Miss Zora M. Shields of Gettysburg who died from injuries after being struck by an automobile on York street June 5. County coroner Dr. Edgar A. Miller announced the inquest will take place Thursday with the jury yet to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora M. Shields
Gettysburg
York Street
Edgar A. Miller
Adams County
Jacob Dennis Pleads Not Guilty to Serious Charge
Jacob Dennis of near New Chester entered a not guilty plea to a serious statutory charge at a hearing before Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer. In default of $2,000 bail he was recommitted to the Adams County jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Dennis
New Chester
Justice of the Peace
John C. Shearer
Adams County
Adams County Fish and Game Seeks Funds for Dam
About 200 members gathered for the Adams County Fish and Game Association June meeting at Katalysine spring hosted by Clyde E. Berger. Committees were formed to raise funds for Breamin's Marsh creek dam materials and the association treasury. Speaker George R. Martin discussed hunts and hounds. An outdoor meeting is planned near Littlestown with a weiner roast to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Fish and Game Association
Clyde E. Berger
F. Mark Bream
Mose Bair
D. J. Forney
Wilbur J. Stallsmith
Norman Tipton
Breamin
Marsh Creek
George Zerfing
James A. Owler
R. E. Zinn
George R. Martin
L. A. Lefever
Taneytown Sportsmen’s Association
Arrest Made in Gettysburg Freight Car Larceny Case
Joel Woodward of Gettysburg was arrested Friday on a larceny charge tied to the alleged partial dismantling of freight cars on the Round Top spur of the Reading Company's lines at Gettysburg. He was arraigned before Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer and signed a guilty plea onboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Woodward
Gettysburg
Round Top
Reading Company
Justice of the Peace
John C. Shearer
Woodward
Gettysburg men charged with box car damage
Woodward was jailed on bail for the August term of court after arrests by detectives Wilson Wolf and Tipton. He and other Gettysburg residents partially demolished 25 box cars on the Round Top siding over months and stole lumber to build a garage. Other arrests are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Charles H. Wilson
Gettysburg
John W. Wolf
Harrisburg
Reading Railroad
Milton Tipton
Western Maryland Railroad
Round Top
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L. Kling
Ralph W, Kling
Phone
New
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Harford
E. H. Walter
Ovttan
Hanover
D. F. Slentz
On the Square
Superior Garage
Lincolnway
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S. Cherry Street
Myerstown, PA
Altland House
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Sport Group
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Littlestown
York County
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Dial
York, Penna
NDIA
White Rose
Mark E. Trone
Oxford Mill
West
Fabian L. Smith
Olde
Clair Manherz
Hotel Brooks Orchestra
General Graft
Pepper
Edgar C. McDonnell
Franklin Township
G. C. Murphy CO
Center Square
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Hanover Motor Company
Broadway
Hanover, Pa
Lah
NSE
Ren
Blue and Gray Band
Norman J. Kins
Latimore Township
B. F. Goodrich Company
Goodrich
Goodrich Golden Ply
Stuyvesant
Wright
News Rec
Maine
Jack
Goodrich Safety
Silvertown
Lifesaver
Golden P
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Mesh Oxfords
Put
A Aare
Beatae
Abed
Nasi
SPORT
Priccu
Alate
Lai
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Renall
Kodak
RCA Victor Radio
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