Roadster Collision Injures Gettysburg Youth En Route Back
Stan ley W. Hull, 19, of Gettysburg, was seriously injured when his roadster left the Lincoln Highway east of Cashtown. He was knocked unconscious and treated at Warner hospital after a crash that demolished the car and sent him into a field. He later recovered and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Stanley W. “Bory” Hull
W. Preston Hull
Gettysburg
Fall
Lincoln Highway
Buford Avenue
Cashtown
Warner Hospital
Hull
Aight
Mark K. Eckert, Jr
Mulls
Political Announcements for County Officials
Local notices announce candidacies for county positions with Clayton F Palmer of Germany Township for Clerk of the Courts Louis W Wagaman of Mt Pleasant Township for Sheriff and H H Geiselman of Mt Pleasant Township for County Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton F. Palmer
Germany Township
Louis W. Wagaman
Mt. Pleasant Township
HH. B. Geiselman
Mt. Pleasant
Public Sale of Household Goods in New Oxford Pa
Public sale Saturday June 22 1935 at 1 P M at residence New Chester R 3 New Oxford Pa. Registered items include refrigerators beds dressers tables chairs stoves lamps dishes and other household articles with cash terms. Auctioneers listed as Jeff McIntire Paul O McIntire Charles Rinehart Aud & D Myers and Samuel Cashman Clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chester
R. 3
New Oxford
Jeff McIntire
Paul O. McIntire
Charles Rinehart
D. Myers
Samuel Cashman
Cherks
Bishop McDevitt to Celebrate Jubilee
The Most Rev Philip Richard McDevitt bishop of the Harrisburg Diocese will celebrate the golden jubilee of his ordination on Sunday July 14. He will be 77 and was born July 16 1916 in Philadelphia. He became Harrisburg bishop succeeding the late Bishop John Shanahan. He received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Notre Dame in 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Richard McDevitt
Harrisburg
Adams County
McDevitt
Richard and
Mary A. McDevitt
Philadelphia
John Shanahan
University of Notre Dame
State Highways Offices Relocated in Gettysburg
The office of Raymond L. Wisler, maintenance superintendent of state highways in Adams county, moved from the second floor of The Gettysburg Times building to the state highway garage behind North Stratton Street, Gettysburg, where they had been located previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Wisler
Adams County
Thursasy
Gettysburg Times
State Highway Garage
North Stratton Street
Gettysburg
Mrs Cassatt Visits Dermody Family in Philadelphia
Mrs Mame Cassatt of McSherry's town visits her brother Hugh Dermody and sister Rose Dermody in Philadelphia for the week outlining family ties and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Cassatt
McSherrystown
Hugh and
Rose Dermody
Philadelphia
Notice of Amendment for Littletown Innersole Company
The Littletown Innersole Company, based in Germany Township Adams County Pennsylvania, plans to file Articles of Amendment with the Pennsylvania Department of State under the Business Corporation Law. The changes restructure capital stock from 200 shares at par to 120000 shares no par, designate share classes, set director numbers, and empower the board to amend bylaws with shareholder power to alter. The filing is intended for June 25 1935 according to Secretary Luther W Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlebtown Innersole Company
Germany Township
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
District Court of the United States
Middle District of
Department of State
Luther W. Ritter
Adams County Christian Endeavor selects new officers
L T Bowers of Gettysburg elected president of the Adams County C E A at Flohr's Lutheran church. New officers include Jean Thomas as vice president and Vivian Brumeard as recording secretary with a full slate of officers and district presidents announced for southern northern central eastern and western regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis T. Bowers
Gettysburg
Adams County Christian Endeavor Association
Chester Starner
Gardners
Louise Lower
McKnightstown
Edgar Howe
York Springs
Charles Gentzler
East Berlin
Ruth Scott
H. H Hartman
Littlestown
O. D. Cobb
Bendersville
Southern
John Kump
Northern
Jean Group
Central
James Fischer
Eastern
Mervin Lau
Western
Charles Wertz
Orrtanna
Spencer W. Amegst
St. James Lutheran Church
George Berkheimer
Plohr's Lutheran Church
Clifford Harrington
Primos
Philadelphia County Christian Endeavor
Fairfield Society
Jean Thomas
Seiglerville
Young Peoples
Clyde W. Meadows
Chambersburg
Ralph Lind
Fayetteville
Cashtown Hall
Charles Gentzier
Mr. Meadows
Lewis Bowers
Berkheimer
G. Howard Koons
Fairfield
George Nuss
Mr. Lind
Christ
Orphans Court Notice on Estate of George D Menges
In Adams County Pennsylvania the Orphans Court declares George D Menges presumed dead and orders heirs to show evidence of life by October 3 1936. If not, the decree is confirmed and letters of administration will be issued to settle his estate and real estate. The case cites a 6 20 31 intercept and directs interested persons to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Menges
New Oxford
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Bypass Roads Planned to Replace Hairpin Curves at Gettysburg
The Gettysburg office of the Bureau of Public Roads announced a by pass project by Continental Contracting of Baltimore. Two by passes about a mile long will remove hairpin turns on Little Round Top and Culp’s Hill and widen the routes to 20 feet with parking. Work to start around July 15 after bids were opened in Washington. Thirty five workers will be hired locally for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Round Top
Culp’s Hill
Gettysburg
National Bureau of Public Roads
Scharf
Center Square
Continental Contracting Company
Baltimore
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
Baltimore Company
Culp's Hill
Rosensteel’s
Sykes Avenue
Slocum Avenue
Alarough
Avenue
Devils den
Lykes
Slocum Avenues
Local Briefs from McSherrystown and Surroundings
McSherrystown reports Renaud Smith injuring his right knee while playing. In Havana Cuba Rev. Peter Hufnagle, El Cristo church pastor, enjoys summer leave at his parents Brushtown home. The McKinnon family moved to a Keffer property, whose dwelling was converted to a double house. Mrs. Pius Wagaman has returned home after hospitalization in Philadelphia Misericordia following surgery. Angela Orndorff, daughter of William and Mrs. Orndorff, tripped playing and cut a deep gash in her head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hufnagle
el Cristo Church
Havana
Cuba
Brushtown
Edgar McKinn
J. W. Keffer
Keffers
Pius Wagaman
Misericordia Hospital
Philadelphia
Angela Orndorff
William Orndorff
Denied New Trial in $35,000 Hotel Suit
Judge Alois Friday denied Annie Brady of Edge Grove a new trial in a $35,000 damage suit against the St. Charles Hotel Co of Atlantic City. The January jury awarded the hotel company, while Mrs Brady sought $25,000 and her husband $10,000 for a scalding incident in August 1932. Judge Abis affirmed the jury finding no basis for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alois Friday
Annie Brady
Edge Grove
St. Charles Hotel Company
Atlantic City
New Jersey
CCC Artist's Work Chosen for White House Display
Dan Rhodes, 21, unemployed CCC artist from Gettysburg, had his painting At the Tool House selected for exhibition at the White House after Mrs. Roosevelt requested 26 CCC works. Also chosen were Sterling Smeltzer’s CCC Boy in Winter Costume and Frank Hireshaw’s Wheelbarrows. Rhodes now paints murals in a Washington navy building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rhodes
Francis J. Moran
C. CC. C. Camp
Gettysburg Battlefield
Moran
Rhodes
Franklin D. Roosevelt
CCC
White House
Sterling B. Smeltzer
Altoona
Babcock State Park
Clifton, W. Va
Navy
Washington
150 Are WANTED From This Area For CCC Enrollment
One hundred fifty young men from Emergency Relief Area IV will be enrolled in the Civilian Conservation Corps for Pacific coast camps. Enrollment is Monday June 24 at Fort Meade Maryland before forming companies for the west coast. Applicants 19 to 28 single and from aid-receiving families may apply at any Emergency Relief office. Six month term with re enlistment option. Pay thirty dollars monthly. twenty five sent to dependents. Transportation, food, clothing, shelter and medical care provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Conservation Corps
Pacific Coast
Fort George G. Meade
Maryland
West Coast
Mothers' Assistance Fund
Poor Boards
Emergency Relief Board
E. B. Romig
Area IV
Rye stalk reaches seven feet three and a half inches
Aaron Nace reports a rye stalk seven feet three and a half inches tall. Hanover R. 3 confirms the exceptional height observed in the crop measurement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Nace
Hanover R
Lindaman Fined in Hanover Disorderly Conduct Case
Lindaman Littlestown faced a $25 fine by Purgess Little of Hanover on a disorderly conduct charge connected to a minor accident on Tuesday a week earlier. He had been freed on bail while awaiting court for operating a motor vehicle under the influence in the same incident involving a bicycle ridden by Milton D. Starner of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Lindaman
Littlestown
Little
Hanover
Lindaman
Milton D. Starner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Calvert Wall
Young Hulls
Young Hull
Tad
Luther Baltzley
Franklin Township
Yyten
Dean
Commissioners
Court ‘House
Gettysburgburg
Npt
Marsh Creek
Willoughby Run
Cumberland
Freedom Townships
H. A. Barr
H. B. Geidelman
L. Baltzley
Attest L. W. Wagaman, Clerk
Bishop McDevitt
State Highway
L. T. Bowers
Pres
County
C. E. Assn
Orphans’ Court
Leinhardt Bros
Market St
York, PA
C. H. Heldt
Osteopath
Brehm Bldg
Manuver
Renaud Smith
Paul A. Smith
Chas. S. Mumper No. Wash
St. Gettysburg
Hoke
Hoke’s
Spring Grove
S. K. Hamme
Hanover St
Hanover, Pa
Millan Er
Wey
York
Joe Vannucci
Slagel Sisters
Ina Ray Hutton
Condit Omnad Ball RO
Twin Bridge Park
Arendtsville
Civilian Conservation Corps Administration
Mooran
Frank Hireshaw
Sewickley, Pa
Camp Fort Ancient
Oregonia
Ohio
The
A. I. Root
Baltimore State Highway
Hanover Municipal Market
J. W. Hoffacker Proprietor Telephone
D. H. Sharrer & Son
New Oxford, PA
C. F. Palmer
of Germany Township
Britcher & Bender
Kit
McFall
Edgerton
McFall’s
Chas. N. Jacobs
West Market Street
John H. Trimmer
H. B. Geiselman
Nt Rm Sures
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