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PAGE EIGHT THE NEW OXFORD ITEM, NEW OXFORD, AUGUST Blame Mother In Boy's Death A AbbotUtown child to his death due to the neglect of his mother In not having the child under immediate control and because the driver of the car which struck him did not have sufficient opportunity to avoid an accident." a Jury found Wednesday night at Hanover after deliberating 3S minutes in the death of Ronald Lavere Staufler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Stauffer. State Patrolman James A.

Treas, Gettysburg, testified the child was by a car operated by Mrs. Helen E. Hypes, 54, of Thomasvllle B. 1, about 8:45 am August 4. He said the child and mother were returning to their home along the Lincoln Highway Just east of the Abbottstown square, from a nearby store when the accident happened.

The mothsr and child were on the south side of the street waiting for traffic to pass when the child darted across the street into the path of the Hypes car moving east, Treas testified. Child Thrown 93 Feet The left side of the bumper of the car caught the child throwing or carrying him a distance of 93 feet, according to Treas. York County Coroner Lester J. Sell said the child died shortly after 9 a.rn. at Hanover Hospital from a fractured skull and broken left leg.

Mrs. Stauffer testified she was standing along the street with the 1 child waiting for two cars to pass going west. She said she also saw the car coming east and told Ronald to wait, but he dashed from her sidej across the street into the path of the machine. Driver Doesn't Testify Another witness, George B. Keagle.

Homer City, said he also was driving east, and came upon the scene immediately after the accident occurred. He stated he did not see the accident but as he was rounding the square he heard a woman scream and ar he pulled behind the halted Hypes car he saw a woman pick up a child and go to the sidewalk. Mrs. Hypes, who did not testify, was represented by Attorney Frank i B. Boyle.

The Stauffer family was i NOTICE This is to sive notice that the Universal Motorist's Association. duly incor- porated under the law of the State of i Maryland on July 10. is hereby filing notice in the Commonwealth of Pennsyl- vsnia for the purpose of making applies- tion to carry on its business in the Commonwealth of' Pennsylvania. I The address in Baltimore of the home i office of this Corporation is No. 645 North Howard Street, Baltimore 1, Md.

The address of its proposed registered office in Pennsylvania is located at 102 ChamberEburg Gettysburg. Pa. The character and nature of the business ia to on in Pennsylvania the business of a motor club, including the business of issuing, or having issued, insurance to tho club members and bail bond services to the members. The date when its application for a certificate of authority will be presented to the Department of State of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania within four days from the date of this advertisement. I A MOTORIST'S ASSOCIATION.

INC. Corporated under the Law of the State of Maryland. W.L. STERNER is DISTRIBUTOR for AGRICO Buy This Year's Fertilizer At Last Year's Prices No Increase in Aarico Fertilizer Prices Since 1952 Call 3-2153 For Free Delivery Hardware Refrigeration Farm Equipment Farm Supplies Feeds and Seeds W.L. STERNER 516 Frederick St Hanover, Pa.

Phone 3-2153 ASK BUPERVISOrS TO TAKE OVEE HUNTERSTOWN POND Gettysburg firemen voted to ask the Straban Twp. road supervisors whether it would be possible for them to take over the pond on the O. Ed. Taughinbaugh farm at Hunterstown as a flre protection measure in that community. President Weaver said he had been assured by Mr.

Taughinbaugh that he would sign an agreement with the supervisors, if they take over maintenance of Jthe pond, that It would be used for only fire purposes. Weaver said he understood a similar request will be made of the supervisors by the New Oxford Fire department. Gettysburg and New- Oxford companies serve the Hunterstown area. The pond, Weaver said, is the only fairly large body of water in the community. McSherrystown Girl Takes First Vows Sister Mary Norlne.

the former Miss Ann Louise Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Smith. Me- Sherrystown, was among 16 young women who made their first, vows of obedience, chastity and poverty at a ceremony of reception and pro- iession of the Medical Mission Sisters, Philadelphia, recently.

I entering religious life, Sister Norine follows the steps of a brother who is an Augustinian and two sisters who are members of the Sisters of St. Joseph. An aunt and a cousin I are Carmelites and another aunt is a Sister of St. Joseph. Her uncle, the Rev.

Robert V. Lawrence, was subdeacon at Sister Norine's profes- sion ceremony. Chimpanzees can be taught to do simple arithmetic. represented by Attorney Robert B. Frey for Attorney Jesse Crabbs Jr.

The coroner's panel was composed of: Charles E. Dell, foreman, i Nicholas P. Wagner. Charles E. Small.

Bernard T. Harm, Robert L. Amspacher and Paul Gobrecht. Tells Court He Liked Race Horses Too Well Raphael Sanders. Hanover, told the court Friday the reason he didn't support his family while he was a groom for racehorses was based on the fact that he not only liked to work with horses, he also liked to bet on them too well.

Sanders, at a non-support hearing before the court Friday afternoon told the judges: "What she says is right. I left for work in April as a groom for race horses. I was making $57 a week. And I was playing the horses. I thought I could make some money and send it home, but I kept putting it off and never did get around to sending anything." Sanders said he had been promised a bright future by his employer, but felt he should get into some other line of work, "because I like to play the horses too much." Now employed as a truck driver, Sanders was ordered to pay $25 per week for the support of his wife and two children, pay the costs and enter into a bond of $500 ori his own recognizance to guarantee the payment.

No order was entered in the nonsupport charge brought against Arthur Sager, New Oxford R. 2. after a hearing. Sager was directed however to pay the costs in the case. Daniel P.

Seymore. Hanover R. 4, charged with operating a motor vehicle too fast for conditions, was found innocent by the court following a hearing, and the costs were placed on the county. Robert V. Myers, was directed to pay S15 per week, pay the costs and enter into a bond for $500 following a non-support hearing.

Zeal Hinkle. York Springs, was UPHOLSTERING Repair Remodeling ROBERT L. BOLIN IR1SHTOWN R. 1, New Oxford. Pa.

FREE ESTI31ATES Phone 59-J-ll directed to return to court again in November after he appeared to report on how he is doing on a support order. Drop Divorce Caw James R. Rebert. McSherrystown, was directed to pay $12.50 per week for the support of his wife, pay the costs and enter into a bond for $500 following a non-support hearing. The non-support case against Eugene Imler, McSherrystown, was continued to November.

The court allowed the discontinuance upon payment of costs of the divorce action brought by Almeda Prances (Oates) Miller against Donald Wayne Miller after the couple reported they had "amicably adjusted" their differences. Dunan SLUMPED Brick A COLORFUL PRACTICAL BUILDING MATERIAL DISTRIBUTED Bl -SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANY 152 South Sumner Street (West 1'ork) Phone 8Z-821 York Pa For a Cool Evening, Play MINIATURE GOLF at SHETTERS NEW OXFORD Brand New This Season BUY YOUR FARN MACHINERY NOW AND SAVE THE SALES TAX ON SEPTEMBER 1st JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Vernon Rife, Prop. Lincolnway West New Oxford, Pa. stop for better fOR I A IN KITCHIN-- Use FILTER-FRY, the filter cover that catches grease, permits steam to escape. Add water right through FILTER-FRY without spatter.

One piece-all aluminum--easily washed. For 11" Frying MARK 90c PMA Groups Hold Elections Charles Cashman was elected chairman of the York Springs community committee of the county Production and Marketing Administration organization Tuesday evening aweek at a meeting of the farmers of the area at the York Springs High School. Other officers named were N. Z. Reinecker, vice chairman; J.

S. Deitrick, regular member: H. M. Gearhart. first alternate; W.

J. Zepp, second alternate; Charles Cashman. delegate to the county convention and N. Z. Reinecker, alternate delegate to the county convention.

New Oxford, Park Seldomridge, Abbottstcnvn, chairman and delegate to the county convention; Roy C. Garber, New Oxford R. 1, vice chairman and alternate delegate to the county convention; Robert J. See Navy Plane In Fatal Crash Two New Oxford brothers, Richard and Frank Higinbotham. were witnesses to the crash of the Navy training plane in the Chesapeake on Wednesday afternoon killing the instructor pilot Lt.

Howard A. Mather and slightly injuring Mid- shlpman Edward Browder. The Higinbothams were fishing aboard the yacht Priscilla, owned by William Shaffer, head of the General Automatic Oil Heat for whom they are New Oxford dealers. The Navy plane failed to come out of a practice spin and plunged into the Chesapeake Bay about a mile south of the east end of the Bay bridge. The Piiscllla and two other smaller fishing craft immediately moved toward the plane which was In about ten feet of water.

Midshipman Browder had flung himself from the rear cockpit as the plane hit the wpter. He was picked up by one of the smaller craft, since the Priscilla of deeper draught could Zoeller, New Oxford R. 1, regular member; Parr Breighner, New Oxford R. first alternate member; Edgar Stover. New Oxford R.

1. second alternate member; Leo Gulp, New Oxford, secretary to the community committee. only skirt the Browder informed ills rescuers that Lt. Mather was still aboard the plane. A line hooked to the tall surface of the plane and the Priscilla and its eight fishermen attempted to haul the plane into shallower water.

About this time a Navy crash boat arrived and rescue operations were continued under Navy vision. FRACTURES ARM William F. Shook 32. York Springs R. 2, was treated at the Warner Hospital Wednesday for a fracture of his right arm received when a tractor "kicked" as he was cranking the motor.

INJURES ARM William Sentz, a mechanic at the G. L. Bream Garage, Gettysburg, suffered a laceration of his right arm Thursday while working at the garage. He was treated at the Warner Hospital. UPHOLSTERING PAIRING FINISHING Hi(h Grade Living Koom S.

J. 11 E. Wilnut Hinoter Phunr 2-1145 Work (J.ll.d For und Utilised Hide to Order At Prim A A PITTENTURF FUNERAL HOME Phone 7 Tork Springs, Pa. WE REPAIR ANY SEWING MACHINE OR VACUUM CLEANER Singer Sewing Center 137 Baltimore St. 31 Broadway Gettysburg Hanover New Oxford Woman Injured In Crash Mrs.

Ruth M. Long. 51 of 112 Orange New Oxford, was injured in two-car collision in New Brldgeville at 6 p.m. Sunday. She was treated for a cut of the right forearm and a bruise of the left knee by Dr.

H. H. Holland, of Red Lion. State police reported that Mrs. Long was a passenger in car operated by her husband.

Leo A. Long, 54, which passed a stop sign and crashed broadside against an auto driven by Roy V. Bender. 25, a U.S. Marine frjm Washington Boro.

Lancaster County. Bender was traveling south on the road to Delta and Lone goinc east on the Red Lion road. Total damage' was estimated at MOO. TO HOLD REUNION The 23rd annual reunion of the descendants of Christian Caahman will be held Sunday, August at St. Luke's church.

There will be picnic lunch at noon with the devotional at 2 p.m. The Rev. Paul Poulk of Hanover tht speaker. I FtmCBALHONE Cut Berlin, Pa. Tel.

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