Write-in surge crowns Adams county judicial primary
An unprecedented number of write-in votes shaped the June 19 Democratic and Republican primary in Adams County. Dale Knouse led both parties with 1801 Republican votes and 60 Democratic votes for associate judge, while John C Arnold and W Heber Dithrich led for Superior Court nominations.
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Adams County
Dale Knouse
John C. Arnold
Superior Court
W. Heber Dithrich
W. C. Sheely
Court of Common Pleas
Leighton C. Taylor
Donald P. McPherson
Raymond F. Topper
George Baker
Emma Sheffer
David My i
John W. Brehm
Elmo
T. C. Miller
Earl Guise
A. Dale Knouse
E. C. McDonnell
Howard Trimmer
Roscoe Hieffacker
Doc Hayes Beard
William Kimple
John C. Bream
Milton Rim
Harry Brown
P.P. Larue
Clarence Fair
J. C. Bream
Admits Theft Of Furniture By Guy Emly
Guy Emly age 67 pleaded guilty to burglary before Justice of the Peace Robert P Snyder concerning a June 18 theft from the home of Sgt and Mrs William Ingle Aspers R D The burglary occurred while Ingle was overseas and his wife lived with her mother Sgt Ingle on foreign service Emly was committed to county jail without bail for sentence court Police recovered the stolen property which will be returned to the owner within days
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Guy Emly
Gardners R. 1
Justice of the Peace
Robert P. Snyder
William Ingle
Aspers R. D
Ingle
Clayton Guise
Biglerville
R. D
Army Air Forces
Hawaii
American Chain Works
York
Emly
Issues Appeal For Tin Cans
Dr. Sagene Higin, chair of Adams County Salvage, urges Adams County housewives to save all tin cans for war salvage. He warns tin stocks are near vanishing and imports insufficient for military needs, noting redeployed troops in the Pacific increase demand for canned rations and other tin containers. The speaker says can openers are readily available and promises collection and shipment to support war production.
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Adams County
Sagene Higin
Adams County Council of Defense
Europe
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Miss Katharine Robert Returns to Letterkenny Depot
Miss Katharine Robert of Gettysburg Route 5 has resumed duties at the Letterkenny depot in Chambersburg after recovering from an appendectomy.
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Katharine Robert
Gettysburg R. 5
Letterkenny Depot
Chambersburg
May fund drive yields stamps and bonds at Woodside School
During May Woodside school hosted a stamp and bend drive totaling 651.60 in stamps and bond purchases by Gerald Dellinger Richard Ray William Lowe and Lauren Starner plus teacher Mrs Zora M Stambaugh. Pupils collected 225 tin cans 660 lbs of paper and 5 lbs rubber.
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Woodside School
Gerald Dellinger
Richard Ray
Wiliam Lowe
Lauren Starner
Zora M. Stambaugh
Eva and
Nora Swope
Charlies Kump
Dorothy Adams
Shelby Adams
Albert Plank
Barbara Klocker
Willam Lowe
Judy Lowe
Terry Baltziey
Eva Swope
Charles Swope
Margaret Taughinbaugh
Edward Taughinbaugh
Gettysburg
Hannah Smith
Robert King
Local Couple Welcomes Son Born in Hanover General
Born Thursday at Hanover General hospital to Pvt and Mrs Gerald Marchio of McSherrystown a son. Pvt Marchio serves in France.
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Hanover General Hospital
Gerald Marchio
McSherrystown
Pvt
Marchio
France
Cpl Herbert Smith Arrives in United States
Mr and Mrs Charlies H Smith of Gettysburg received a telephone call from their son Cpl Herbert Smith informing them he had arrived in the United States from a hospital in England. He will stay briefly at Camp Shanks New York before transfer to a hospital. He lost a leg in Germany. His twin brother Cpl Harvey Smith, still in Germany, spent six and a half days with him at a hospital in England before returning to the States.
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Charlies H. Smith
Gettysburg
Cpl
Herbert Smith
United States
England
Camp Shanks
N. Y
Cpl. Smith
Germany
Harvey Smith
States
R L Social Club Holds Picnic At East Berlin
The R L Social club of the Livingston Shoe company held its summer picnic in Farmers Grove near East Berlin. About 90 attended. President Mae Mummert led the committee with Helen Lawrence as vice president and Roy Geisler as secretary treasurer. Directors included Peg Geisler Small Romaine Lawrence and Pauline Noel among others. Soup sandwiches and other foods were served. Mrs Clair Lockenbill managed the kitchen and Miss Kathryn Winand directed games with prizes. Music accompanied dancing for all ages.
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R. L. Social Club
Livingston Shoe Company
Farmers’ Grove
East Berlin
Mae Mummert
Helen Lawrence
Roy Geisler
Peg Geisler Small
Ernest Staub
Romaine Lawrence
Pauline Noel
William Nicholson
Clair Lockenbill
Kathryn Winand
School principal cleared in assault charges
W Edward Sheely principal of Hanover junior high had assault and battery charges dismissed by Akkerman Owen York. The court ruled Sheely acted within his legal rights, did not inflict excessive punishment, acted without malice, and performed duties with care. The opinion notes schoolmasters have discretionary power over corporal punishment.
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W. Edward Sheely
Hanover
Akkerman Owen
York
Sheely
Alderman Owen
Mr Sheely Son of John A Sheely of New Oxford
The notice identifies Mr Sheely as a son of John A Sheely who is deceased, linking him to New Oxford and indicating familial relations in a genealogical notice context.
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Mr. Sheely Is
John A. Sheely
New Oxford
Wedding Details With Bouquet and Reception at Crose Keys
An old fashioned bouquet of pink rose buds and blue bachelor buttons accompanied a ceremony. A reception and dinner at the Crose Keys hotel followed the nuptials.
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Crose Keys Hotel
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