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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1925

Page

10

Governor Pinchot Tours Warner Hospital in Praise

Governor Gifford Pinchot conducted a thorough inspection of the state aided Annie M. Warner hospital during a southern Pennsylvania tour. He praised the facility as one of the finest he had seen and spoke with patients including Gettysburg attorney John D. Keich, his son Laddie, and other staff, stressing recovery and care. He later condemned gang politics in a noon luncheon address at the Hoffman Hotel, urging support for schoolchildren and mothers in Adams County and lauding state workers at the highway department before departing for Waynesboro.

Annie M. Warner Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania John D. Keich Gettysburg Laddie Pinchot Senate Mothers’ Assistance Board Adams County William D. Himes New Oxford State Highway Department Waynesboro

Hanoverian gets 36 days in jail over fine

Earl Kessler of Hanover received 36 days in jail for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after failing to pay fines totaling 15.80. He and George W. Howe faced preliminary hearings on illegal possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor, led by Trooper Freudenberger and Freutchey. Both men were remanded in default bail of 500 each, and a girl who reported liquor in the car was not named. Authorities confiscated a small amount of whiskey and Howe’s car. In other items, bids were sought for a road from St John’s church to the Maryland line, to be awarded September 22 with construction planned this fall. The State Live Stock Sanitary board powers are now under the bureau of animated cash formulate rules governing itinerant butchers on farms, per an opinion by Frank I. Golimar. Rev J P Shultz has returned to York Springs after a summer course at State College.

Freutchey Appler Hanover Howe Kessler Gettysburg Bureau of Frank I. Golimar Frank P. Willits Secretary of Agriculture State Live Stock Sanitary Board Bureau J. P. Shultz State College York Springs

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