30 Years Ago Inquiries and Local Scrapes From Abbotstown Area
Recurring items note a boy in a barn fall causing a brain concussion, local workers changing jobs in Hanover and Abbotstown, a 79 year old death near Philadelphia, and several minor accidents. Names include Earl Haverstick, Brerner, William Wagner, and J T Hockensmith among others. wheat prices listed at $2.50 and $1.47 per bushel. school officials in Abbotstown name Prof Norman Haar and Roy Knouse as principals. local business moves reported with the Alpine brick yards and the New Oxford drug store.
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New Oxford Foundry
Earl Haverstick
Hanover
F S) Smith
Item Force
Pitt Street
Charles Hagerman
H J. Hemsler
Brush Run
Milton
Kirise
Straban Township
Randolph Weller
New Oxford
On Drug
Washington
Pennsburg
Local Graduates Enter West Pennsylvania Hospital Roles
Forty years ago Dr. B Z Cashman from Hopkins University begins duties at West Pennsylvania Hospital Pittsburgh as staff. Abigail Taughinbaugh near Hunterstown and Rev Marshall Linton of Philadelphia were married Wednesday. George Metzgar Abbottstown was ...
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B. Z. Cashman
Hanover Street
Hopkins University
Baltimore
West Pennsylvania Hospital
Pittsburg
Abigail Taughinbaugh
Hunterstown
Marshall Linton
Philadelphia
George Metzgar
Abbottstown
20 Years Ago Local notices and incidents across Hanover area
Neuritis illness at Duttera coal yard worker Milton Wolf. New Oxford canning factory packed peas last week. Lightning struck homes near Slagle farm. one injury. marriages and job changes noted. local residents return to work on state highways and farms. various open letters and admin notices for Edward Footlimmin estate. local shops advertise furniture and household items return in York area.
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Milton Wolf
Duttera
Edwin Loueh
Stequenanti Foundry
State Highway Department
Margaret Osborne
Towh
Shippensburg Teachers College
BC Livington
Lincolnway West
Center Square
Brooklyn
Oregon
Dorothy Baugher
New Oxford
York
Self-Improvement Club Attracts New Member Hap Thomas
A reader chats with Hap Thomas who explains a new Self- Improvement Club forming in town. The conversation reveals curiosity about the group and its goal to share helpful knowledge and personal development ideas.
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Hap Thomas
Hap
Lsten
Buzz
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Pellone
Claude Stock
Mount Pleasant Township
Susan Baker
Harry J Smith
West High Street
P J Noel Hanover Street
Norman H Haar
West York
Roy D Knouse
Nelher Eisenhart
Mt Haverman Wa
Rafe’s Restaurant
R. H. Smith
New Oxford, PA
York Springs
Cherry Hill Orchards
H. M. Belford
Idaville
Lippy
Aber Dasher
Gettysburg, PA
NEW Oxford Fire Company NO
ARS
S.of W. Armory
Buckboard Ramblers
THE
Brodbecks
NEW Oxford High School
Consolet
Edward Foot Limmin
Conewago
Adams County
Pennsylvania
W.ar Adams
Penn Cbsaten
Mary EF. Poist
Raymond F. Timmins
Botate of Rifward & Vinomian
A. Hanover
Yuke
Gettysburg
Slagle Farm
A Bolt
She -Ome Daumage
Vetus Rickrode
Pra Robinon
Robinson
Strausbaugh
Coh Robinson
Henry
James Stock
Carlisle
Amanda Jacobs
Harry Anthony Abbottstown
William Dauber
R C Altland
Mervin Roland
Lincolnwayv East
Hanover Hospital
W H Clark
Lincoln Heights
Roy Ficholtz
Chestnut Hill
Henry C Sneeringer Fdargrave
Mary A Smith
Charles Lawrence Jr. Midway
Pauline Staub
Star Writers
Pictorial Review
Star Whiteh
Sunda
New York Journal-American
Paul Gallia
Katherine Brush
Bug “ Baer
We Tbbrook Peeler
George Dixon
Nye
Aliet
Eepe Qpeattae
Allen Presse
Haneser
Tuedas Franes Taanes
Gettysburg Farmers
Wilbur
Yee
Howe
Rhea
Trade-In Furniture Exchange
Clark Ave
York Pa
York Supply
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank New
Oxford
Abbottstown State Bank
Littlestown State Bank
Feggs
Eves Bentzel
Kyvy House
York, Pa
Smart Sportswear
Baltimore St
Hanover, Pa
Stell PY
United States Brewers Foundation
OUPQN
DAVIS
Wearwell Motor
Fed. Tax Incl
Rudy York
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MITT
Arrow
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F. B. Walter
Hanover PA
Joe Marsh
Buzz Ellis
John H. Basehore
Justice OF the Peace General Insurance
Murphy Bldg
York, Penna
Emily Post
Prise
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