Newspaper Subscription Terms and Advertising Rates
The notice outlines yearly subscription terms 1.00 in advance or 1.50 after year, with arrearages allowed for continued service. Out of county rate is 1.50 or 2.00 after a year. Advertisements priced reasonably with yearly discounts. Job printing offered and politics declared neutral. Foreign advertising via The American Press Association. Entered at New Oxford post office as second class mail matter.
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The
American Press Association
New Oxford
Adams and York Counties Build New Fire Apparatus
Falls in line with nearby communities Adams and York counties Dunneaurville chooses to buy a modern fire truck. Austin G Neiderer Brushtown to deliver a Chevrolet ton unit with American LaFrance equipment by late May.
Campaign to ensure accuracy of gas pumps in Adams county
County inspector J. B. McDonnell launches a drive to verify pump accuracy at garages and service stations. Short or long measure will trigger warnings and pump shutdowns until fixed. inspectors will check every pump before summer traffic peaks. He notes most inaccuracies are unintentional and urges owners to test pumps themselves to avoid enforcement actions.
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Adams County
J. B. McDonnell
McLonnell
McDonnell
Tie
Mr. McDonnell
Court items from McSherrystown assualt case and related sentences
H K Pfaltagraff burgess and Frank Eckenrode constable of McSherrystown were fined 25 and 75 dollars respectively by Judge McPherson for assault and battery on Charles Keagy. They were denied a new trial and to return for sentence. Leo Kenny of Cohoes NY charged with larceny in connection with linen theft from Eagle Hotel Gettysburg drew a suspended sentence and costs. Eight under 16 youths arrested for shoplifting at Shuman's Gettysburg to be tried next Saturday.
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H. K. Pfaltagraff
McSherrystown
Frank Eckenrode
McPherson
Pfaltagraff
Eckenrode
Charles Keagy
Leo Kenny
Cohoes
Eagle Hotel
Gettysburg
Shuman
Hospital Patients and Treatments At Warner Hospital
The report lists local patients admitted for observation and treatment at Warner Hospital Gettysburg, including John M Emiet of Hanover and Mrs Charles Sadler, with operations for pneumonia and eye disease. It notes others admitted or discharged such as Laura Erb and George Wortz and mentions a fall injuring Emma Heagy.
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John M. Emiet
Hanover
BE. C. Bond
New Oxford
Church
Inffrmary
Baltimore
Hanover Fire Company
Emiet
Charles Sadler
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
W. J. Oyler
Oyler
Raymond Belz
McSherrystown
West Side
York
Nicholas Schuhart
Evelyn Cutterer
Littlestown
Clyde Rehemyer
Stewartstown
Pauline McKinney
Dale Guise
Edgar Moser
Edgar Eberhart
Lemoyne
Laura Erb
Charles Crabbes
Harry Small
George Wortz
Fairfield
Emma Heagy
Sarah Wetzel
McKnightstown
Martha Kready
Orrianna
Beulah Kime
Biglerville Ri
George Worteairefild
Beulah Mason
Gettysburg RG
Deaths follow in Lancaster county farming community
Obituaries record the deaths of Uriah J. Stock near New Oxford at 69, and several relatives in the area. Others mourned include Mauda Rex in Gettysburg, Marvy Mers Felix in Cash Town, Nancey Swartzbaugh of Hanover, and William Tonner of Waynesboro, with funeral services and local interments noted.
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Uriah J. Stock
New Oxford
Stock
W. C
Levi and
Louise
Kohler) Stock
Sadie B. Albert
John Bream
Claud
Harry A
John L. Stock
New Chester
Mark PD
Leslie V. Stock
Ross E. Stock
Glen N. Stock
A. RK. Stock
Littlestown
A. F. Sponseller
White Hall
George K. Sheaffer
J. H. Little
Mauda Rex
George W. Rex
Gettysburg
Rex
Franklin County
Marvy Mers Felix
James T. Felix
Allen Orner
Cashtown
Harry Felix
Charles Felix
Edward Hartman
Charles Carbaugh
Harvey Hartman
Arendtsville
Ida Sanders
Cashtown Reformed Church
W. C. Pugh
Nancey R. Swartzbaugh
Levi Swartzbaugh
Hanover
Lewis Swartzhaugh
Charles Cranmer
George Swartzhaugh
Lancaster
Edward F. Poist
McSherrystown
Elizabeth Heck
Mary Mummert
William H. Tonper
Harry Tonpper
Waynesboro
Tonper
Highshire
Solomon Batterman
Wilson E. Galloway
Gardners
Charlies
Pennbrook
George
Edgar
Clifton Jaughman
Abbottstown
Crace
Gettysburm
Muibel
Howard
Thomas
Cgardners
Mary Kiner
Aspers
George Frost
David Y. Stcese
Tittlestown
Iran
Silver Run
Shétflestown
Savannah Boore
George Plunkett
George Maus
Cora Evelyn
Aso
Harvey Boose
Alvin Boose
Charles Myers
Silveruun
Murray Bechtel
Laura B. Hamilton
Ned
Peter Weaver
Maurice Hamilton
Emory Shute
Hamilton
Ida Shute
Philadelphia
Edith N. Hamilton
Jacob Bates
Jacob Shuttle
Harrishire
Romaine A. Prosser
Gilbert H. Prowrer
Latimore Township
Gardners United Brethren, Church
Charles L. Morrison
Henry Seifert
Davidsburg
Jacob Morrison
Rebecca Brown
Israel Grim
Remanded to Parents After Schoolhouse Break In
Sixteen year old Joseph Cool of Liberty township admitted drinking a cuart of wine in a half hour. He faced Judge Mc Pherson for entering a schoolhouse, taking a pen knife pencils and window panes. The judge gave a lecture on alcohol and placed him on year long parole with costs charged. he had been in jail since March 17 and bail had not been set.
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Joseph Cool
Liberty Township
McPherson
Justice of the Peace
Marriages fill posts in Hanover and surrounding towns
A string of wedding announcements from the region lists ceremonies in St. Marys, Conewago, Park Avenue Cathedral Newark and Hanover area churches. Couples include Marguerite Rinehart and Andrew Trone, Jeanette Colgan and Beek, Mary Scott and Harold Carbaugh, Leattie Keagey and Walter Whistler, with attendees and venues noted.
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St. Mary’s Parsonage
New Oxford
Marguerite C. Rinehart
Chas. W. Rinehart
Andrew M. Trone
Harry Trone
Hanover St
Florence FE. Rinehart
Fern L Heiges
Hanover
Jeanette A. Colean
Edward Colgan
Beek
William Anthony
Littlestown
Coneware Chapel
Mark Meklwee
Eva Colran
John Redding
George A. Buehler
Luther
Harriet Buehler
Gettysburg
Veronica Radigan
Atlantic City
N. J
Bassett
Park Avenue Cathedral
Newark
Navy
Mary Rebeccan Scott
Wdward A. Scott
Freedom Township
Harold B. Carbaugh
Edward Carbareh
Hirkland Township
W. C. Robinson
Oettvabure Presbyterian Church
Walter A. Whistler
Leattie m. Keagey
Noah H. Mack
New Holland
Abraham Keary
McSherrystown
Henry Whisler
Lydin M
John Tt. Ernst
Bernard J. Smith
Mary C. Smith
St. Joseph's Church
Recina M.kaehler
Augustus S. Kaehler
Paul P. Hertz
Lillie D. Hertz
St. Mary’s Church
L. A. R2udter
Fire destroys station and three houses in Thomasville
A Thursday morning blaze in Thomasville destroyed a gasoline filling station owned by A. L. Hickman and three houses, with losses around 20000 dollars. Defective wiring is blamed as the cause and embers injured Fire Chief J. J. Jan dis. Hickman and family lost belongings including a purse, and a metal box of melted coins was found among the ruins. The Hickmans and the Gise family are staying with relatives as rebuilding begins.
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Thomasville
A. L. Hickman
Wickman
Jandis
York Department
Gise
Spring Grove
Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh clears nostrils fast
A fragrance antiseptic healing cream promises immediate relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. One small bottle sniffs in as it soothes inflamed mucous membranes and opens air passages for easier breathing.
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Ely
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
An ad touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast acting heat treatment that relieves sore joints and rheumatic pain within minutes. It emphasizes penetrating heat, immediate tingling, and claims the genuine product bears the Rowles name on every package.
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Rowles
Mentho Sulphur Cream for Eczema Relief
A noted skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a quick relief for fiery itching from eczema and rash. The cream is said to stop itching instantly and, after two to three applications, clear the skin, as sulphur destroys parasites causing the eruption. A small jar is available at drug stores.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound claims to turn gray or streaked hair dark and glossy. The remedy is applied with a sponge or brush to a single strand at a time, yielding natural looking color by morning with continued use.
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Wyeth
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NEW Oxford Item Company
Adams
Donneaurville
Austin G. Neiderer
Brushtown
American la France Fire Engine Company
Lydia A. Ulrich
Wellsville
Samuel Ulrich
Ulrich
Clarence Thompson
Hanover Rd
John Black
Roy Attle
John Fitz
Clinton Swane
Hamilton Township
VanBaman
W. S. K. Brown
Harlan Mouldf
John R. Ream
York Springs
M. E
Dickinson College
Harrisburg
L. M. Gardner
Neil Yohe
Bislerville Electrician
I. W. Pearson
Yohe
W. H. Hardman
Emanuel Weikert
C. J. Epley
A. H. Parr
Margaret Gum
Dallastown
Ku Klux Klan
Snyder
Wenny”’ Martin
Second Ward
F. J. Eckenrode
Earl J. Haverstick
H. E. Bowers
Constable Kingling
Alderman Owen
H. &. Jacobs
Jacobs
Bowers
Lirtlestown Savings Institution
Zinn
Dorothy Snyder
Elmer R. Snyder
Nicholas Redding
Shearer
John W. Grim
Sue
Earl Brubaker
Lewis
Berry
Brubakers
Samuel B. Ehrhaart
Reuben Slothour
Billman
Parkville
Harry Barr
Bonneauville Road
Geiselman
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Abbotstown
York Court
John Nonkosky
Russia
Franklin Township
Lookout Tower
D. S. Kammerer
St. Paul's Jaitheran Church
Sunbury
Norman Walker
H. C. Brinton
Charles W. Henry
Edgegrove
O. Enevene Henry
Margaret Walter
Gettysbure
Adeaide Henry
Wallace J. Donbach
Geo. Ranehman
Bittingers
Abbottstown Lutheran Church
John Hale
Ye Olde Valley Inn
Kannett Hewitt
H. Cc. Sheaffer
Latimore
St. Courageous W. GC. T. A
Whiet Church
Grace Church
Dale Bricker
Elmer Bricker
East Berlin
Reformed Church
Ruth Nickey
Pauline Moul
Lorothy Hafer
Ruth Bankert
Glenn Orndorff
John Spangler
Patrick Kennedy
Neeszu2
Thomas Hutton
Bendersville
Duggs Ldill
Bendersville- Aspers
Luther Dodge Co
Lys
Nadisen Ave
New York City
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