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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
7
Bankers urged to chart sound money path for recovery
Georges Summers urges Adams County bankers to lead permanent prosperity with sound money policies. He notes politicians pursue votes, while bankers must provide clear, steady finance direction. A business session discussed deposit withdrawal rules and attendance from 36 bankers at Craeffenburg Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Summers
Pennsylvena Department of Banking
Adams County Bankers’ Association
Craeffenburg Inn
Auditor's notice in Adams County estate proceeding
Auditor John D Keith will sit at The First National Bank Building Gettysburg PA on Friday June 26 1936 at 10 am to discharge duties in the first and final account of Cleo J Hockensmith executor of Vincent Strausbaugh deceased. All devisees heirs and creditors may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Vincent Strausbaugh
Borough of
McSherryatown
Cleo J. Hockensmith
McSherrystown
Orphans Court
Clyetus J. Hockenmith
Vincent Straubbaugh
First National Bank
Gettysburg
John D. Keith
Mother and Son Killed in Cap May Court House Crash
Mrs Mae Adams of Atlantic City and her 11 year old son John R were killed when their car struck a pole with high tension wires near Cap May Court House New Jersey The 13 year old daughter Mary Jane was seriously burned and the auto fire followed the wire collapse John drove the vehicle and the cause of swerving could not be determined The Adams family ties to Hanover are noted in the report The incident recalls a past fatal accident involving a relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Adams
Atlantic City
Raymond I. Adams
Hanover
John R
Mary Jane
Cap May Court House
New Jersey
Adams
John
Felice
William J. Adams
Jennie Adams
Bernard W. Adams
Warden Bushman Transferred to Susquehanna County
Leo E. Bushman, longtime Adams county game protector, receives notice of transfer to Susquehanna county where he will serve similarly. The change relocates his duties to a larger 824 square mile area, with no salary change noted. He plans to move with his family to Montrose after inspecting the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo E. Bushman
Adams County
Susque-hanna County
Gettysburg
Bushman
Montrose
Susquehanna County
Game Commission
Cumberland Town
Priest Cavanaugh Granted Leave of Absence
The Rev. William B. Cavanaugh formerly of Harrisburg and assistant pastor at St. Mary s McSherrystown has been granted a leave of absence until September by Bishop George Leech. He has been serving as chaplain to CCC camps in Mimm in county and needs recuperation after a fever and throat illness. He will stay with his brother in law and sister in New York City, Dr and Mrs William McGilvery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Cavanaugh
Harrisburg
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
McSherrystown
George Leech
CCC
MimMin County
Father Cavanaugh
William McGilvery
New York City
McGilvery
St. Mary’s
Central Catholic High School
Population gain on Adams county farms 1930 to 1935
A federal census report released Friday shows Adams county farm population rising from 14,995 to 17,502 between April 1, 1930 and January 1, 1935. Of 3,886 farms, 3,495 had dwellings, 141 were unoccupied, and 36 had no dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Federal Department of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Unlicensed dogs charges in Gettysburg and Hanover
Raymond Dayhoff of Gettysburg and Austin Mummert of Hanover face charges of harboring unlicensed dogs. The case was filed Friday morning before Justice of the Peace John H. Basehore by Harry L. Tolbert, field agent for the bureau of animal industry. They are to appear for a hearing June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Dayhoff
Gettysburg
Austin Mummert
Hanover
Justice of the Peace
John H. Basehore
Harry L. Tolbert
Chambersburg
Bureau of Animal Industry
Justice Basehore
500 Adams county merchants owe delinquent license tax
Willam I. Shields Adams county treasurer announced that about 500 business places in Adams county owe delinquent mercantile license tax. Taxes due May 1 and a 10 percent penalty applies after that date plus possible attorney fees for collection. Appeals day set for July 12 at treasurer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Dewey E. McCauslin
Bendersville
Shields
Roosevelt Signs Gettysburg Half Dollar Coinage Bill
President Roosevelt signed a bill authorizing coinage of 0 000 fifty cent pieces for the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg in 1938. Public demand floods the Gettysburg office as letters of order pour in from all states while the coins are minted and orders filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Gettysburg
Cettysburg
Pennsylvania State Commission of
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