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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
12
Miss Mary Frances McCaffrey and G C Stover were cited for failing to yield on Littlestown road after a head on style collision. McCaffrey escaped injury though her car rereleased with about 400 dollars damage and Stover's car suffered about 15 dollars damage.
Carroll H. Krenzer 25 parked on the Hanover Cross Keys highway when his car was hit by Daniel B. Rohrbaugh 46 who swerved to avoid two cars, sped about 40 mph, causing $50 damage to each vehicle and prompting a reckless driving charge. Krenzer’s tire burst while he fetched a jack. Police filed the case.
About 100 bankers from Adams and York counties attended a dinner at York Country Club where Horace G. Ports spoke on married women’s banking roles. John D. Keith to lobby senators in Washington on branch banking. next Adams meeting set for July 21 at Graeffenburg Inn. Nine survey appointees named for the South Penn all weather highway tunnels project.
Gettysburg announces leasing of part of the National garage annex on North Washington street for a terminal used by the Pennsylvania Greyhound Blue Ridge and Gettysburg Harrisburg bus lines. Remodeling costs run 12000 to 15000 dollars with occupancy expected within a month. The estate of David J Forney and Gettysburg National Bank lease the space to Nicholas Melieakas who will run Greyhound Blue Ridge and Gettysburg Harrisburg routes and operate a restaurant in the terminal.
Pursuant to a writ from the Adams County Court of Common Pleas the sheriff will expose five Berwick Township tracts totaling about 21 acres to public sale on Saturday July 3 1937 at 10 oclock in the forenoon at the Gettysburg Court House. The parcels formerly belonged to Grover Sell and are described by metes and bounds with improvements including a two and one half story frame house outbuildings and stables. Property will be sold as the defendant Grover C Sell and James F Lowe terre-tenant. Ten percent down required.
Members and director Professor Edwin A. Rice leave Arendtsville for an annual trip that will cover about 9,000 miles. The group expects to travel to Alaska and return around August 1.
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