Clarence Staub Dies After Road Accident Near Abbottstown
Clarence Staub aged 34 died from skull fractures and internal injuries after being struck near Dudley while walking to his car from a highway restaurant. He died 6:45 am Saturday at Mason Hospital Blair County. Survived by wife, two sons, parents, and six brothers. Funeral held at Emig Funeral Home East Berlin officiated by Rev J M Danner. State police investigating.
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Bantingtiph
Clarence Maub
Parmeeidas
Abbottstown
Mason Hospital
Rosling Spring
Blair County
Dudley
Blauch
H. J. Williams Company
Blair Brope
Mr. Staub
Donald
Clarence
Farmers
James Staub
Thomasvills
Thomasville R. D
Emig Funeral Home
East Berlin
J. M. Danner
Church of the Brethren
Staub service held at Salem Union cemetery near Dover
Tolerment was buried in Salem Union cemetery near Dover with pallbearers four brothers Edwar C Emory L Elmer M and Maurice J Staub serving.
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Tolerment
Salem Union Cemetery
Dover
Brothers
Edwar C
Emory L
Elmer M
Maurice J. Staub
Heidlersburg Local Notes Aims of Town and Visitors
Harry Fidler of York Springs RD is ill. Airs Katie Albert spent Monday in Gettysburg. Myrtle Cromer and C F Tanger of York Springs visited Mr and Mrs Grant Deatrick and Mr and Mrs C H Deatrick in New Oxford on Wednesday. Pvt Russell Ecker of York Springs had a furlough with his parents. The Weigles returned from New York with J G Bowers family. Bible class met at Shady Acres with 17 members and 3 visitors. Faye and Merle Kopp visited Mt Union with grandparents William Albright. Pvt Ed Taylor was discharged and returned home at Five Points. Funeral services for Gilbert Rupp, 62, were held Saturday at Pittentorf funeral home, York Springs, burial in Union cemetery Heidlersburg. Pallbearers: Ray Martin, Edward Friedline, John Fraiser and son Walter Herman and Wilmer Lady. Mrs Wreatha Gladfelter of York ...
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Harry Fidler
York Springs
R. D
Katie Albert
Gettysburg
Myrtle Cromer
C. F. Tanger
Grant Deatrick
C. H. Deatrick
New Oxford
Pvt
Russel Ecker
Maurice Ecker
Premont Weigle
New York
J. G. Bowers
David Orner
Shady Acres
Faye
Merle Kopp
Mt. Union
William Albright
Ed Taylor
Five Points
Gilbert Rupp
Pittentorf
Union Cemetery
Heidlersburg
Ray Martin
Edward Friedline
John Fraiser
Walter Herman
Wilmer
Wreatha Gladfelter
York
Miss Dowler Wins First Prize in Home Service Contest
Flora G Dowler of Gettysburg Gas Company wins 150 in war bonds as top prize in a home service personnel contest by the American Gas Association water heating committee. Over 100 entries submitted a thermometer chart on hot water use for laundry dishwashing cleaning and bathing.
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Flora G. Dowler
Gettysburg Gas Corporation
American Gas Association
W. L. Hutcheson
Natural Gas
Miss Dowler
He A
Insurance agent asleep at wheel causes property damage
Cameron Wickline of Abbottstown, 26, fell asleep driving on Lincoln highway and struck the Five Mile House owned by H. E. Crist, causing 200 dollars in damage. He failed to stop and report within 17 hours and was arrested by Pennsylvania State Police for leaving the scene.
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Abbottstown
H. E. Crist
Pennsylvania
Cameron Wickline
Abbotttown
Lincoln Highway
Wickline
Crist
Abbottstown transfers and local births headline area events
Cpl Earl W Butler transferred from Avor Park to Barkedale Field in Abbottstown. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Harris announce the birth of a son at Hanover General Hospital Tuesday morning. A surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Emus honors their daughter Erma on her birthday anniversary Friday evening. Mr and Mrs George Yealy and daughter of Phoenix Arizona visit Mrs Yealy's parents Mr and Mrs Samuel Diehl. T Sgt Donald Hafer is mentioned in connection with ongoing events.
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Earl W Butler
Abbottatown
Avor Park
Pls
Barkedale Field
Lawrence Harris
Abbottstown
Son
Hanover General Hospital
Robert Emus
Erma
George Yealy
Phoenix
Arizona
Yealy
Samuel Diehl
Donald Hafer
Prisoner of War Returns to Home on 60 Day Furlough
A German prisoner of war, held since December 12, arrived at the home of his next of kin Mr Edna Hafer for a 60 day furlough. He recalls five days without food after capture and credits the Red Cross for his survival after liberation by the Russians. Local officials and family members, including George E. Sheffer and Prof. Co. P. Keefer, hosted him as they spent a week in New Oxford discussing his ordeal.
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Germany
Hae
Mons
Edna Huafer
Hafer
Red Cross
Adams County Library committee meeting set for June 28
The New Oxford branch of the Adams County Free Library association will hold a committee meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Benedick in Lincoln Heights on Thursday evening June 28 at 8 00 o clock. Members of the committee include the Rev.
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New Oxford
Adams County Free Library Association
Mrs. Benedick
Lincoln Heights
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Donna Lee
Minerva Coulson
Mildred Haverstock
Charles Leatherman
Stanley Davidson
Harrisburg
Springs
Fannie Kemper
H. G. Haverstock
S&h
R. H. Smith
Oxford, Pa
R. H. Smith & Son
New Oxford, Pa
E. Market St. York, Penna
New Oxford Borough
Claude S. Straley
George E. Sheffer
Co. P. Keefer
L. Risholts
Benedick
William D. Himes
Charles E. Alwine
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Harjtnburg
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