Crash injures several on Carlisle pike near Round Hill
A morning collision on the Carlisle pike at Albert Thomas farm near Round Hill north of Hampton left multiple people with minor injuries. Mrs. Stambaugh and daughter Ethel suffered head lacerations, Harold Staub and others received minor cuts as both cars were towed to a Hampton garage. Dr. W H Miller treated the injured at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Pike
Albert Thomas
Round Hill
Hampton
William Stambaugh
Harold Staub
Stambaugh
W. H. Miller
New Oxford
Executors Notice for Caroline S Strausbaugh Estate
Letters testamentary granted for Caroline S Strausbaugh of Conewago Township Adams County Pennsylvania. Executors Serena Strausbaugh and F V Topper request all debts to be paid and claims presented promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline S. Strausbaugh
Conewago Township
Adams County
Penna
Serena Strausbaugh
R. D
Hanover
F. V. Topper
McSherrystown
Notice of Probate for Blaine G Johns Estate
Letters testamentary issued for the estate of Blaine G Johns late of McSherrystown Adams County PA deceased Corinne Hickey of McSherrystown and J L Williams of Gettysburg named as executors with attorney J L Williams dated June 9 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine G. Johns
McSherrystown
Adams
County
Pennsylvania
Corinne Hickey
J. L. Williams
Gettysburg
Estate of Blanche E. Miller Administration Granted
Administration of Blanche E. Miller, deceased of New Oxford Adams County Pennsylvania, granted to J E C Miller. Creditors and debtors must present claims or make payment promptly to the administrator at New Oxford or to KEITH and SHEELY attorneys Gettysburg PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche E. Miller
New Oxford
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
J. E. C. Miller
Keith & Sheely
First National Bank
Gettysburg
Police seize alleged home brew beer in Tyrone Twp raid
State police raided Paul Mummert's Five Points home during a dance at 11:30 Saturday, seizing 13 bottles of alleged home brew and a five gallon can. Mummert fled but later surrendered Monday, posting $300 bail for a July hearing before Justice of the Peace Weidner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mummert
Five Points
Tyrone Township
Mummert
Justice of the Peace
C. J. Weidner
York Springs
Russell K. Kniess
G. A. Hahn
Gettysburg
John C. Shearer
Weidner
Two Gettysburg Youths Injured In Car Crash Near Brushtown
W. Allen Maust and Victor Graham suffered burns cuts and bruises when their car ran off the road near Brushtown and struck three telephone poles. They were thrown from the vehicle, which rolled driverless for several hundred feet, then stopped after hitting two more poles. Treated at Hanover hospital, they were discharged. The car was towed to Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
W. Allen Maust
Victor Graham
Brushtown
Maust
Graham
Hanover Hospital
Miss Priscilla Swope Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Miss Priscilla Swope 16 of Waynesboro died in Waynesboro hospital from internal injuries after a Thursday evening crash on the Waynesboro road near Fountain Dale. She rode with Mark Creager Fairfield R1 en route home after a boxing match near Zora. The collision with Mearl McCleaf Highfield caused both cars to overturn.
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Priscilla Swope
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Road
Fountain Dale
Miss Swope
Mark Creager
Fairfield R. 1
Isabelle
Zora
Creager
Mearl McCleaf
Highfield
McCleaf
Fatally Stricken While On A Visit In Jackson Township
Mrs. Mary Ann Stover Mummert widow of John Mummert of Jackson Township died at 3 a m Sunday at her niece Mrs Maurice Rochenour s home near Bermudian from effects of a paralytic stroke suffered ten days after arriving from York where she had lived since her husband s death seven years ago She was 67 She leaves sisters Mrs Milton Gentzler York and Mrs Zacharias Shellenberger Bermudian and many nieces Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Rochenour home and Christ Lutheran Church Jackson Township with Rev F S Geesey officiating, burial in Christ Lutheran Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Stover Mummert
John Mummert
Jackson Township
Maurice Rochenour
Bermudian
Mummert
York
Milton Gentzler
Zacharais Shellenberger
Rochenour
Christ Lutheran Church
F. S. Geesey
Hanoverians Handle Vast Vaulted Bills Under Permit
While visiting a relative in the bureau of engraving in Washington, Mr. and Mrs. A J Kleffel and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harbaugh of Hanover held 127 300 000 in genuine ten thousand dollar bills. A special permit was required to enter the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Engraving
Washington
A. J. Kleffel
Samuel Harbaugh
Hanover
Public Auction Notice of Tyrone Township Land Sale In Adams Pa
In pursuance of a writ of fieri facias from the Court of Common Pleas Adams County the property of A H Sterner will be sold at public sale Saturday July 16 at 2 PM at the Gettysburg Court House Adams County Pa The tract lies in Tyrone Township bounded by roads and iron pins containing one acre and 20 perches with improvements including a bungalow blacksmith shop chicken house and other out buildings Seized and taken in execution by Sheriff John C Wible Gettysburg Pa June 16 1932 Ten percent of sale price due immediately after sale if not complied with property will be resold
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Tyrone Township
County of
Adams
State of
Pennsylvania
Bendersville
Carlisle
Idaville
Coon Road
A. H. Sterner
John C. Wible
Sheriff sale of land in Lit tlestown Adams County Pa
A tract of land at 226 M Street Lit tlestown Adams County Pa containing 1 acre with a two story frame house chicken house and outbuildings is offered for sale as the property of Ella Collins and John C Wible. North by Stanley Staub south by Frank Hesson east by public alley west by M Street. June 18 1932. If the sale is not complied with the property will be resold.
Suspects Sought After Hanover Auto Theft Hold Up
Police pursue two Philadelphia men linked to a June 17 Hanover incident in which Robert S. Brown a Carlisle salesman, was robbed, bound with twine at Felty's school house and the sedan X-8541 stolen during a car demonstration. The suspects left hotel belongings and a lodging bill behind. The men likely used a watch stolen from Brown to pay for ten gallons of gasoline. The stolen sedan was listed in Baltimore reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Brown
Carlisle
Felty
School House
Brushtown
Brown
Hanover
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Countian Charged With Hitting Wife
Edward Sprankle, 34, of Fountain Dale, was arrested at 4:45 a m Monday by state police on an assault and battery charge. The complaint was filed by his wife Louella before Justice J Walter Kugler. Sprankle allegedly struck her and chased her from the home Sunday and was jailed in Adams County after bail default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sprankle
Fountain Dale
R. K. Kniess
G. A. Hahn
State Police
Sprankle
Louella Sprankle
Justice of the Peace
James Ross 77 Struck by Car in Gettysburg
James Ross 77 suffered bruises and lacerations after stepping into a street and being hit by a Gettysburg car operated by William Herman. He was taken to Warner hospital and discharged the next day. Also, Rev. S Silas Miller died from injuries after a cherry tree incident at his West York rectory yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ross
Gettysburg
Ross
William Herman
S. Silas Miller
Zion Evangelical Church
West York
West Side
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Marcel
U. W. Myers
Cherry Street
Myerstown
Altland
Abbottstown
H. S&s. Roberts
Sheriff's Sale
Blue Streak
P. Y. Burgard
Philadelphia & West Sta. York, PA
M Street
Littlestown
Stanley Staub
Frank Hesson
Ella Collins
Countian
Cletus J. Billman
General Insurance
West High Street
New Oxford, PA
W. F. Dodson
Baltimore Street
Herman
Warner Hospital
Ros
D. A. Byer
J. C. Penney
Carliste St
Ritanella Beauty Parlor
Park Hotel
Hattie L. Davis
Mer
Ritanella School of Beauty Culture
Atlantic
Devel
H. E. Lough
East High Street
C. E. Lough
Baltimore ST
Gettysburg, PA
RED Cross
Newswanger
Hammaker Bros
Thurmont
Hagerstown
New Oxford Garage
R. M. Wolf, Prop
Hanover Street
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