1930 McSherrystown School Book The Oak
The 1930 edition of The Oak, St. Marys High School McSherrystown, appears with staff under editor Veronica Belz and Eugene Smith. It includes senior photos, staff lists, church images, poems, stories, class histories, and basketball notes, dedicated to Sister M Gonzaga.
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St. Mary’s High School
McSherrystown
Veronica Belz
Eugene Smith
Mary Ellen Noel
Claudine Topper
Helen Colgan
Karl Smith
Richard Weaver
the Oak
Augustus Reudher
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
M. Gonzaga
Helen E. Colgan
Bernard Topper
Gladys Wagaman
Earl F. Noel
E. Wagaman
Eugene Liversberger
Margaret Smith
Paul Long
Far F. Smith
Bernard C. Topper
Elizabeth A. Wagaman
Ralph B. Poist
Felix V. Topper
Frances Colgan
Kathleen Klunk
DeSales
Sneeringer
Elmer Lawrence
Helen Lilly
Marian Rider
Martha Smith
Angela Smith
Edith Colgan
Robert Weller
Nelson Topper
Ever Ready and Young Men's Bible Class Picnic Summary
More than 125 attended Ever Ready and Young Men's Bible classes taught by C. B. Bishop and families. Children enjoyed games and a boys versus orphanage baseball game won by the orphanage. The orphanage band performed a concert and each child received a gift followed by a picnic supper.
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C. B. Bishop
Public sale of Adams County real estate in 1930 district
A writ of flor facias directs a public sale on July 1930 at 2 PM in Gettysburg for two Adams County lots. Tract 1 covers 100 by 280 feet on the Lincoln Highway, lots 18 and 19. Tract 2 is 50 by 280 feet, lot 29. Property seized from Edna V Beitzel and Jacob M Beitzel. Sheriff G D Morrison notes ten percent bid deposit and possible resale if not closed. A separate accident report describes a collision near East Berlin with injuries requiring hospital transport. Bonneauville Ice Company plans an annual picnic on Saturday July 19.
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Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Lincoln Highway
Franklin Township
Pennsylvania
Carbaugh
Pranklin Township
Edna V. Beitzel
Jacob M. Beitzel
G. D. Morrison
Sheriff’s Office
Seale
Four Hurt In Lincoln Highway Head On Crash
Four persons were injured when two automobiles collided head on at 12 15 am Monday on the Lincoln highway eleven miles west of York. Injured are Irvin Mummert 19 of East Berlin with a left arm fracture and multiple injuries Harry Roland 20 of East Berlin with facial and hand cuts T B Marshall of East Berlin with deep lip lacerations and body bruises A H Reeser of York Haven R 10 with facial cuts and left side contusion. The Roland Mummert Marshall sedan was westbound while another sedan and a bus driven by Ted Richardson traveled east.
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York Hospital
Roland
Reeser
Marshall
Mummert
East Berlin
W. H. Shellaman
City Hall
Buttroff
Kreeser
Lincoln Highway
York
Irvin Mummert
Harry Roland
T. B. Marshall
A. H. Reeser
York Haven R
Ted Richardson
Seven Waynesboro Residents Injured in Fairfield Road Crash
Seven residents of Waynesboro were injured, five severely, in a two car collision on Fairfield road near Gettysburg in front of T. Marshall Mehring's home. At Warner hospital, injuries included multiple fractures, eye puncture, brain concussion, and contusions. Attorney C. B. Miller escaped injury.
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Waynesboro
Fairfield Road
Gettysburg
T. Marshall Mehring
Warner Hospital
Mark H. Landis
Walter Rupp
Lloyd Bupp
Grace Bupp
Mary Bupp
Anna Bupp
C. B. Miller
Harrisburg
Landis
Gettysboro
Bupp
Fairfield
Mehring
Bingaman
Landis Machine
Kingston Youth Dies After Motorcycle Crash In Adams County
Charles Carle Jr. twenty of Kingston died at Warner hospital after injuries from a May 11 crash on the Lincoln highway near Cashtown. Kenneth Clark, a forestry student from Pitcairn R C, died the day after. B F Redding of Littlestown survived with injuries. An Adams county coroner ruled Clark’s death accidental and no inquest was needed for Carle. Carle’s body was sent to Kingston.
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Charles Carle, Jr
Kingston
Wilkes- Barre
Warner Hospital
Adams County
Carle
Mont Alto Forestry School
B. F. Redding
Littlestown
Cashtown
Lincoln Highway
Kenneth R. Clark
Pitcairn R. C
Forestry School
Clark
Redding
Gettysburg
FE. A. Miller
First aerial flash pictures of Chicago by Lt Goddard
Lt George W Goddard using a Douglas O 2H plane at about 1000 feet captured three aerial flashes of downtown Chicago synchronized with camera shutters. The images targeted the Michigan Avenue bridge Wise Building and Tribune Tower. The tech promises wartime use to reveal night troop movements.
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John M. Weikert
McKnightstown
Army ‘Air Corps
Rantoul
Ilinois
Chicago
George W. Goddard
Lieut. Goddard
Michigan Avenue Bridge
Wiseley
Tribune
Lieut
Goddard
Fairfax Captain Brooks Testifies in Boston Tanker Clash Inquiry
Captain Archibald Brooks of the Fairfax testifies in a Boston investigation into a clash with the tanker Pinthig that cost 47 fives. The hearing focuses on the events surrounding the Range led Press Uta incident and subsequent inquiries into maritime conduct.
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Archibald Brooks
Fairfax
Boston
Two Homes Raided by State Police in York County
State troopers and deputy sheriffs raided Samuel and William Topper’s homes in Hanover uncovering beer, slot machines, punch boards, and lottery tickets. Mrs Topper was observed concealing items under her apron. Liquor caches were found at William Topper’s residence. Both men posted bail and await further court action. Samuel faced a separate hearing with fines for slot machines and punchboards. William’s case held for advisory at July 6.
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Hanover
York
Samuel
William Topper
Dahlstrom
Kasparvich
Harry Menges
Earl Jacoby
Samuel Topper
William
Justice of the Peace
Lewis
Alderman Stager
Topper
Gasoline Tax Cut Takes Effect At Midnight June 30
Vehicle owners and operators are reminded that at midnight on June 30 the state's gasoline tax automatically drops by one cent per gallon. The change reduces fuel costs for drivers and affects pricing nationwide.
Gore Seeks Democratic Senate Nomination After 14 Years
Associated Press Photo T. P. Gore, longtime Oklahoma senator, announces candidacy for the Democratic senatorial nomination after a 14-year tenure in the United States Senate.
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Associated Press
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
United States Senate
Nephew of Judge McPherson dies in Connecticut crash
Norman Bruce McPherson nineteen of Short Hills New Jersey died from injuries after a car accident in Lakeville Connecticut Friday night June thirteenth as a passenger. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Norman C McPherson and survived by his parents three brothers and a sister. The late Assemblyman and Mrs Edward McPherson of Gettysburg were his grandparents.
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Norman Bruce McPherson
Norman C. McPherson
Short Hills
N. J
Lakeville
Conn
Edward MaePherson
Gettysburg
McMaster Arrested for Drunkenness and Panhandling
Joseph McMaster of York, 45, was arrested Monday by Patrolman Swigert for drunkenness and panhandling. He was sentenced to pay a $15 fine or serve 30 days in jail and committed to jail.
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Joseph McMaster
York
Swigert
Outstanding Heroes Heading to Gettysburg Convention
Gettysburg will host 100 to 150 holders of the Congressional Medal of Honor and the Army or Navy Distinguished Service Cross. They travel from across the United States to attend the Army and Navy Legion of Valor convention set for July 13 to 15 in Harrisburg, bringing veterans of wars since the Civil War and many with scars from their service.
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Ettysburg
United States Army
United States
Army and Navy Legion of Valor
Harrisburg
Robbery at Hanover Cigar Store Netted Cigarettes and Gold
Thieves battered a back window at Hanover Cigar Store, freeing two bolt locks to enter before dawn. They stole about 75 cases of cigarettes, 15,000 rettes, three boxes of gold cigars, and other merchandise. A basket with improvised handles found in the rear is believed to have carried loot to a parked automobile nearby.
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Hanover
R. B. Garrett
Garrett
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Sheriff's Sale
Bonneauville Ice Company
Atlantic
The
Southern Cross
Curragh
Ireland
New York
Charles Kingsford-Smith
John S. W. Stannage
Evert van Dyk
J. P. Saul
Blue Ribbon
Glenn Slaybaugh
M. T. Hartman
E. J. Anderson
State College
Hartman
Department of Forests and Waters
Landis Tool
John Deere
H. P
Rumley
McCormick-Deering
Florence & Harner
Littlestown, PA
HART
Broadway Hanover
Jersey
Campbell’s
Mns St
Senate
D. P. McPherson
Aero Oil CO
New Oxford, PA
Keiper Bros
Hanover Cigar Store
Rob
N. George St
York, Penna
Elsie Ruth Shoppe
Jessie Hance
Chambersburg Street
Gettysburg, PA
Rupp’s Grocery
Carlisle Street
NEW Oxford
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