Rice Jr. sued for 7000 after Gettysburg gym accident
Oscar C. Rice Jr of Biglerville faces a 7000 damage suit filed in Gettysburg after his backing car struck Mrs. Woodruff near the Ed die Plank Memorial gym. Plaintiffs Alice M. and James Woodruff seek 5000 and 2000 respectively for injuries and losses.
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Oscar C. Rice, Jr
Biglerville
C. Arthur Brame
Alice M
James Woodruff
Kearny
Hudson County
New Jersey
McPherson and
McPherson
Esqas
Weiss and Rhoads
Esqs
Harrisburg
Eddie Plank
Gettysburg College
Young Rice
Woodruff
Rice
Man 50 admits attack on girl near Biglerville
Harry Fogle, 50, pleaded guilty to a statutory offense involving an eight year old girl at a hearing before Justice of the Peace Jonn C. Shearer. He was recommitted to county jail without bail to await sentence after Tuesday arrest and lengthy questioning by Sheriff B W Spence and deputies. The offense occurred Saturday at the girl's residence while her parents were away.
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Harry Fogle
Biglerville
Justice of the Peace
Jonn C. Shearer
Fogle
B. W. Spence
Daniel J. Wolff
Blaine E. Bixler
Justice Shearer
Spence
Farmers Urged To Salvage Crops After Second Storm
A second, less severe storm hit Adams and York counties after a Saturday hail event. State college crop specialist E. J. Walter and County Agent M. T. Hartman told Germantown area farmers to avoid full field replanting, favoring hand replanting in damaged pockets and short season corn for timely harvest. Immediate cultivation was urged for fields beaten down by rain and hail.
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Berlin
Abbottstown
Adams County
Pennsylvania State College
E. J. Walter
State College
M. T. Hartman
Berwick
Hamilton
Paradise Township
York County
Fairfield-Seven Stars
Walter
Mr. Walter
Farmers Told to Mow Straw After Crop Destruction
Farmers faced total destruction of barley and oats fields and were advised to mow broken stalks and remove straw before plowing. Straw insulation could shield subsoil but risk drying late in summer, jeopardizing next winter’s grain supply.
Advertising Helps Grow Roughage for Winter Feed
A note urges readers to plant soy beans and sudan grass to produce roughage for horse and cat feed during winter. The advertisement promises quick results from using these crops and invites reader action.
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Sudan
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