Civil War Veteran George W Slusser Dies After Auto Injuries
George W Slusser a Civil War veteran and Adams county native died at Mt Holly Springs after injuries from an auto accident. He served three enlistments and was wounded at Antietam. He moved to Mt Holly Springs 12 years ago and funeral was held at the Evangelical church. He leaves a wife two daughters and a son.
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George W. Slusser
Adams County
Mt. Holly Springs
Antietam
Evangelical Church
Woman Found Dead Near Abbottstown in Manchester Visit
Mrs. Catharine Sipe a 79 year old Manchester resident died of chronic valvular heart disease at her granddaughter’s home near Abbottstown Spring Grove R D No 2 She was visiting since Sunday and was found in the summer kitchen by Loretta Stambaugh two year old daughter of the hosts Coroner Dr L A Zech and Dr T C Miller were notified after the body was examined and the death certificate issued Survived by two daughters.
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Catharine Sipe
Manchester
Wilson Stambaugh
Spring Grove R. D. No. 2
Abbottstown
Mr. Stambaugh
Elias Stambaugh
Sipe
John Crone
Loretta
Reverend Scanlon’s Vacation Across New York and Scranton
The Rev. M. Scanlon from Bonneaville spent a vacation in New York and Scranton visiting friends and taking a rest from parish duties.
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