The Evening Sun from Hanover, Pennsylvania • Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN THE EVENMNG SUM, HANOVER. PA- THURSDAY. DECEMBER NEW YORK STATE DENIES EXECUTIONER SECURITY CARD NEW YORK, Dec. 3. Although he admittedly has a lucrative Robert Elliott, official executioner for New York and other has found that he can- nect with the social security fund nor the State pension system.

This was revealed by Sing Sing ofScials when they made public the figures on for the past year. Elliott is going to have to continue to labor on at the electric switch because no provision is made under social security for taking care of an executioner. Elliott is the only employe of the State not covered by the State Pension Fund. He had a good year, however. With executions for 1936 over, figures show that put to death 21 persons during the year and collected $3,150 in fees, or $750 more than in 1935 when he executed only 15 and received $2,400.

This, of course, does not include the fees from Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and any other States where he may preside at "taking ceremonies, And Elliott has the prospect for a busy year in 1937, for already the Court of Appeals has re-sentenced ROBERT EI-LIOTT ten men to die in January. And there are several young men in the death house. James J. Sullivan, the 17-year- old Brooklyn "bowling killer is among them, to die on Jan. his case has not been appealed yet.

But Wentworth Springer, who is also 17, will probably die that one of the ten who will make a "big for PORTERS PORTERS. Mrs. Annie Rudisill. Glenville, Is somj- time at the home of her uncle and aunt. Mr.

and Mrs. William G. Kraft. Mr. and Mrs.

William A. Oates and children, Thelma, Almeda, Norma, and Clair, visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wampler, near Arendts- vllle, Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Edgar Lawyer and children Dorothy and George, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lawyer and Valleys, visited H.

Ephriam Yingling, over the week-end. The following pupils of the Iron Ridge school made a perfect attendance record for the month of November: Helen Becker, Mary Jane Boyer. Betty Jane Gladys Hoover, Iva Kaltreider, Romaine Kaltreider. Marie Kopp. Helen Leiphart, Almeda Thelma Oate.s, Marv Helen Rebert.

Emma Swartz, Marion Swartz, Ruthanna Swartz, Richard S. Bair, Charles P. Becker, Herbert H. Hoover, John Kaltreider, Kenneth Kaltreider. Vincent Kaltreider.

Rufus Kopp. George Lawyer, George Leiphart, Donald Nace, Richard Nace. Clair Oates. Clyde Swartz. Gerald Thomas, Clyde Yingling and Stuart Yingling.

THAT ARE PIKESVILLE POLICE MAGISTR4 neighboring counties. The guest WILL CONDUCT OYSTER ROAST of the evening will Wendell D. Allen, well-known attorney Judge Osborne P. Beall, police at Pikesville. will entertain the members of the Republican League of West Baltimore County, and theix friends, at his home at Stevenson, Green Spring Valley, on Thursday night.

December 10, to one of his famous oy.ster roasts, for which he Ls so well noted. This is an annual affair of the Judge, and is very well attended, due to the multitude of friends he ha.s in Baltimore County and the of Baltimore City. The Judge is extending an invitation to all his friends to be present at thla affair. bring home SOlrtt KEMPS BALSAM BOBBV HAS COME HOWE WITH WET FEET AGAIN KEMPS BALSAM FOR THAT COUGH FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE TAKE MOHAWK MEDICINE For (nciigettion, Dyt- peptia, Oat. Bloating and ach Diaordert.

A targt $1.00 of Old Mohawk Medi- for onl) Robert Wheeler, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses G. Yingling, Taneytown, Sundav. Mr.

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