Wisler, Adams County Teacher, Retires After 45 Years
John M. Wisler of 376 East King Street Littlestown retires from teaching after 45 years in Adams county public schools, 17 as supervising principal of Conewago township. He began at Seven Hundred and taught 23 years at Sand Hill School, earning growing salaries, and plans to paint in retirement with neighbor Harry Wildasin. A county tribute praises his long service and impact on education.
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John M. Wisler
East King Street
Littlestown
Adams County
Conewago Township
Sand Hill
Mr. Wisler
Hamilton Township
Hamilton Arts
Dover +awship
York County
Reading Township
George Markle
Harrisburg
Wisler
East Berlin
Abbottstown
Pine Run
Gettysburg College
Seven Hundred
Chestnut Hill
Valley Grove
Union Township
Hartman’s
Center
Ash Grove
Germany Township
Harry Wildasin
State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Commonwealth
Desertion Divorce Action in Adams County
Walter R. Goldsmith files for divorce from Lura Belle Goldsmith in the Adams County court, case No. 85 of Jan Term 1946, requiring appearance by July 16 or default decree in absentia. Sheriff John E. Millhimes serves notice.
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Court OF Common Pleas
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Walter R. Goldsmith
Lura Belle (Simpson) Goldsmith
Laura Belle Goldsmith
Adams Voubty
Walter Roe Goldsmith
Adama County
Pennsylhuania
John E. Millhimes
Jurist Voids Credit Decrees Effective July 1
Judge W C Sheely rules masters in divorce actions must file a full costs record with reports. Costs include notices, reporters and witness fees, mileage, and paid versus unpaid status. Prothonotary entries make costs part of case totals. If any costs remain unpaid, the court will not act on the master’s report.
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W.C. Sheely
Sheely
Master Teacher Tribute Opens to Pupils and Board
A heartfelt tribute honors a Master Teacher whose influence will live on in the lives of students. The speaker pledges to join with hundreds of pupils, teachers, and the Board of Education in this sincere remembrance within the school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Divorce Master Appointed in Bream Arnold Case
Attorney William E. Mears was named master in the divorce suit of Guy L. Bream of New Oxford and Loretta Arnold Bream of Butlerville by Judge W C Sheely. Saturday, Bream charged his wife with cruel and barbarous treatment.
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William E. Mears
Guy L. Bream
New Oxford R. 1
Newunst
Loretta ¢Arnold Bream
Bivterville
W C. Sheely
Bream
Accident probe leads to reckless driving charge in Gettysburg
Investigation of an $8 accident at an intersection in Gettysburg led to the arrest of Frank E. Miller, 46, farmer, on a charge of reckless driving to be laid before Justice Robert P Snyder. A daughter was born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Robert Wenschhof of Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg
Frank E. Miller
Justice of the Peace
Robert P Snyder
Hospital
Robert Wenschhof
Gettysburg R. 2
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Duro
P. W. Strickland
Queen St
York
Little Joe’s
Bittinger
Hanover Street
New Oxford
Joseph I. Weaver
Smart Sportswear
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Maryland
Charles A. Smith
Main Street
McSherrystown
Hanover
Petro
H. N
Walnut St. Hanover
the Farmers’ Grove
G. David Hoke
East Market Street
Jake Bealing’s
Frederick St
Baltimore St. Hanover
J.C. Bream
Rep
Fairfield Road
West
Farm Agency
D. D. Krug & Son
Anover, Pa
M. C. Dayhoff
Betheline
Sinclair Station
Baltimore St
Stambaugh Auto Parts Auto
Walnut St
Dial
John H. Basehore
Justice OF the Peace General Insurance
Murphy
W — Res
Gettysburg, PA
SUN Dial Bonnie Laddie
Fair & Square
S. George St
York, Pa
Eiserman & Luckenbaugh Auto Sales
Hanover, PA
Kru AY
West Market ST
Broadway
Pratt's Music House
Steinh HO
Steinhoret
Stenhorst
Melvin J. Sheffer
Queen Street
Rohrbaugh’s
Pratt
New Oxford, Pa
Carlisle Street
New Oxford, Penna
Bill Jones
Orchestr
Columbia Jewelry Co
Columbia Jewelry Co. “Jewelry of
First National Bank Bldg
Ford
Ford Service
Stough Motors
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