Countian Dies After Falling From Tree
Thaddeus H. Winand, 16, died at Abbottstown near three hours after being found unconscious under a cherry tree. He had fallen from a ladder propped near a garage while picking cherries. Dr. Edgar A. Miller and others investigated, noting possible stroke. coroner approved removal of the body. Funeral held at Winand home and Beaver Creek Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus H. Winand
O'Clerk
John H. Berwick
Winand
T. C. Miler
Abbottstown
Mil-ler
John -Winand
Mainer
Edgar A. Miller
Adams County
John
Rebecca
Pmilet
Gettysburg Furniture Firm Pays $1000 Life Insurance
Officials of a Gettysburg furniture factory presented a $1000 life insurance check to Mrs. Fred Hubbard of Gettysburg for the death of her father Henry T. Hess of Mummasburg. Hess worked at the factory for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Information Withdrawn in Littlestown Fraud Case
An information charging John Becker of Littlestown with fraudulent conversion was withdrawn after a hearing before Justice Neil W. Gibson in Gettysburg. The June 6 warrant was served by Littlestown Chief L. V. Bomgardner. Becker remained free on bail, represented by Edgar K. Markley, for $25.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Becker
Littlestown
A. W. Miller
York
Justice of the Peace
Neil W. Gibson
Gettysburg
L. V. Bomgardner
Becker
Edgar K. Markley
Littlestown Receives Natural Gas Service Upgrade
Littlestown began using natural gas after Gettysburg gas corporation completed a main from Two Taverns on June 10. The project involved 24,400 feet of three inch main and 48,000 feet of two and three inch mains in town, employing 162 workers at an estimated $25,000 cost. Gas from western Pennsylvania and West Virginia will fuel 218 homes and several businesses and factories. A cooking school is planned for June 21 to 28 in St. Aloysius hall with Miss Rose Baker leading, awarding daily prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown
EB. D. Clutter
Gettysburg Gas Corporation
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Gas Company
South Queen Street
T. J. Channel
Wiliam Armor
St. Aloysius Hall
Bankrupt Farmer R. R. Snyder Named in Pennsylvania Court
R. R. Snyder of Huntington township has been adjudged a voluntary bankrupt in the federal court for the middle district of Pennsylvania. Debts total 3857.50 and assets 2069.78. The first meeting of creditors is set for June 26 at 10 o'clock at the office of J. Donald Swope, referee in bankruptcy for Adams county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Snyder
Huntington Township
Middle District of Pennsylvania
J. Donald Swope
Adams County
Murder Count Hearing Sets Date for June Arraignment
Oliver D. Kauffman confessed killer of Clarence Dagwalt remained stoic at Adams County jail as Justice of the Peace John D. Shearer formally arraigned him on murder charges. Sergeant R W Frutchey delivered the warrant and set a preliminary hearing for Friday June 30 at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver D. Kauffman
Clarence Dagwalt
Adams County
Justice of the Peace
John DC. Shearer
R. W. Frutchey
Kauffman
Frutchey
Shealer
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