Lindbergh Evades Talk After Welcoming Baby Son
New York AP reports Charles Lindbergh and Rear Admiral Byrd met at the Hotel Biltmore to congratulate each other. Lindbergh avoided discussing his newborn son while Byrd praised him for the South Pole conquest. The baby weighed seven and three quarter pounds and no name was announced.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard E. Byrd
Colonel Lindbergh
South Pole
Admiral Byrd
Lindbergh
Yessterday
Biltmore
Erin
Lindbergh Birth Reveals Lone Eagle's New Son
Englewood New Jersey June 23 A son was born Sunday morning to Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh at the home of Ambassador Dwight W Morrow, Mrs Lindberghs father. News of the birth of a child to the lone eagle and his flying partner.
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Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Englewood
N.J
Charles A. Lindbergh
Dwight W. Morrow
Three Hurt In Lincoln Highway Crash Near Caledonia Park
Three young men were injured when a light roadster left the Lincoln highway just west of Caledonia park. Gilmore Heath of Greensboro sustained a compound fracture of the right leg and was hospitalized in Chambersburg. Richard Johnson, also of Greensboro, fled westward with occupant Arnold Ward of Ransier, North Carolina, as investigators described the mishap.
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Lincoln Highway
Caledonia Park
Gilmore Heath
Greensboro
North Carolina
Chambersburg Hospital
Heath
Arnold Ward
Ransier
Richard Johnson
Arcock Named Acting Commissioner of Chicago Police
John H. Arcock, longtime deputy commissioner and veteran law enforcer, is appointed acting commissioner of the Chicago Police Department. The decision elevates Arcock to lead the force during a transitional period as officials approve the appointment.
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John H. Arcock
Chicugy Polive
High Speed Crash Near Gettysburg Injures Three
A car traveling at high speed left the highway and hit a tree, the impact flipping the vehicle. Patrolman Bingaman noted the bark was stripped seven feet up the trunk as the machine swung around. Ward and Johnson suffered minor injuries, Heath admitted to Chambersburg hospital. The wreck prompted a 1931 Pennsylvania Department of the United Spanish War Veterans convention in Gettysburg next June.
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Ward
Johnson
Chambersburg Hospital
Heath
Guhe
Pennsylvania Department of the United Spanish War Veterans
Gettysburg
Estate of William L. Smith Administratrix Named
In re Estate of William L. Smith of Mount Pleasant Township Adams County Pennsylvania Letters of Administration granted to Laura A. Smith Administratrix. All indebted parties must pay promptly and those with claims present them to Laura A. Smith or attorney J Donald Swope by June 26 1961. Centennial PA Get tysburg PA
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William L. Smith
Mount Pleasant Township
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Laura A. Smith
Centennial
J. Donald Swope
Gettysburg
Sheriff Sale of 60 Acre Adams County Land
In pursuance of a Writ of Fieri Facias the Court of Adams County will expose to public sale on Saturday July 5 1930 at 2 PM at Gettysburg Court House a 60 acre tract in Butler Township Adams County Penn adjoining Noah Thomas Wayne Keet and others. The property includes 30 acres orchard timberland a 2 story frame house barn hog pen chicken house and water. Seized as the property of Francis L Kane and Eva C Kane and to be sold by Sheriff G D Morrison Gettysburg June 9 1930. Ten percent of sale price due after sale. failure to comply may trigger resale.
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Coat of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Butler Township
Penna
Noah Thomas
Wayne Keet
Francis L. Kane
Eva C. Kane
Court of Common Pleas
Littlestown
Jacob Adams
Harvey Hahn
Joseph Ocker
G. D. Morrison
Estate of Warren M. Stouck Sued by Widow in Gettysburg
The estate of Warren M. Stouck, a prominent Gettysburg lumberman who died suddenly last week, is sued to his widow Mrs. Marie A. Stouck in the office of C. G. Taughinbaugh register and recorder. The estate is valued at $15,000.
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Warren M. Stouck
Gettysburg
Marie A. Stouck
C. G. Taughinbaugh
Register and Recorder
Fairfield to Welcome Firemen Festival and Homecoming
Thousands of motorists are expected to throng Fairfield for four days next week as the annual firemen festival and home-coming week unfolds from Wednesday to Saturday July Fourth weekend.
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Fairfield
Sheriff sale notice of Ocker estate land in Littlestown
Pursuant to a writ issued in July 1930 the sheriff will sell a 1 acre untitled tract in Littlestown Adams County Pennsylvani a adjoining public alleys and parcels of Jacob Adams and Harvey Hahn as property of the Estate of Joseph Ocker. The sale proceeds upon noncompliance.
Axe Man Runs Amuck In Hills
Vigilance committees search for a man seen with an axe in the Pigeon Hills on June 16. He chopped trees, damaged tombstones at Mt Carmel cemetery, broke a tombstone footstone, damaged fruit trees, and looted a packing house near Moulstown. A John Doe warrant and a detective investigation pursue the suspect.
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Pigeon Hills
Moulstown
Mt. Carmel
Levinah Mow
Sarah A
Jacob H. Moul
Sam Bollinger
John Sullivan
Ed. Moul
Hanover
Jacobs’ Mills
Alfred Yohe
York Railways Company
Cremer
John Doe
Frank Cremer
Crabbs
Cars Collide in Gettysburg No Injuries Reported
Murray G Beachtel of Littlestown and Harry Bollinger from an unascertained address collided in Gettysburg on Sunday. No injuries and each car continued under its own power. Bollinger’s car listed as owned by J Calvin Bowman of Hanover. Paul B Shearer Gettysburg policeman investigated the mishap. The will of Amos H Butt a Gettysburg taxi operator and garageman was probated by Ralph H Butt executor. Butt estate valued at 10960 with personal property 1420 and real estate 9540. Butt operated the first bus service between Gettysburg and Hanover via New Oxford. The sixth annual Bollinger reunion will be July 4 at Farmers grove near East Berlin.
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Murray G. Beachtel
Littlestown
Harry Bollinger
Gettysburg
Bollinger
J. Calvin Bowman
Hanover
Paul B. Shearer
Amos H. Butt
Bethlehem Mines Defeated by Melhorn Buick 14 to 2
The Bethlehem Mines baseball club suffered a 14 to 2 loss to Melhorn Buick before the season’s largest crowd. N. H. Musselman of Lancaster sold his fruit and stock farm in Hamilton Township to Claen C. McCleaf of Union Township.
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Melhorn Buick Club
N. H. Musselman
Lancaster
Hamiltonian Township
Clain C. McCleaf
Union Township
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