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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1940
Page
9
The readable bits point to Ithaca and a possible committee or wealth matter. Details are unclear but the fragment suggests a local governance or property related item needing clarification or action.
OCR fragment mentions school related timing and a vague milestone with no clear names or locations. Core facts are minimal, offering little context beyond a vague monthly reference. The text is too garbled to extract a concrete event or participant details.
The Cumberland County Dairy Cattle Show runs August 6 to 9 at Wil Hers Grove near Mechanicsburg with 311 cattle entered by 91 exhibitors. Judging opens Tuesday and Wednesday with breed classes led by Paul Misner and R H Olmstead. The 4-H roundup and evening demos highlight the event.
Luther Edward Bittle a 56 year old Harrisburg resident and Reading company employee died after falling from a freight car in Hershey. He suffered a fractured skull left foot amputation and massive shock. Post mortem by coroner Dr Earl Grim. Survived by wife Edna three daughters three sons eight grandchildren two sisters two half brothers. Funeral Thursday at Richard Lee Snyder funeral home with burial in Littlestown cemetery.
Fairfield easily defeated New Oxford 12 to 2 Saturday to climb to fourth place. Jim Donaldson led with four hits including two doubles and a triple while R McGlaughlin limited New Oxford to six hits. Fairfield played errorless defense and totaled 11 safeties off Schriver and Staub.
Margaret Bowers travels to summer course at State Teachers College Shippensburg with her mother Nellie Bowers. Families from Heidlersburg and nearby towns attend the Fidler reunion at Williams Grove with speakers Revs R R Rodes and J Harold Little. Funeral of C S Pittenturf at Aspers draws large crowd. he was born in Heidlersburg. Neighbors and relatives visit and repair local properties as heat buckles Harrisburg Road concrete. various visits and gatherings occur across Get tysburg R D Center Mills and York Springs R D communities.
The sixteenth annual John H. Freed family reunion was held at German's Park on Sunday. Present were numerous Freeds and relatives from New Oxford East Berlin Mount Joy Spring Grove York Abbottstown Littlestown Windsor Orrtanna and other nearby towns.
By the will of Mrs. Mary E Gotwalt York the Hoffman orphan age near Littlestown is bequeathed $1000.
Mrs Ruth Menges and family joined Miss Margaret Decker Miss Peggy Decker and Mrs Morris Fogle at a Saturday Lutheran church festival. A daughter Christian Elizabeth was born to Bernell Grim and Loretta Albright. Hanover visitors Boyd Crook and family joined Robert Megonnell home. Harvie Ensor visited William Hartzell’s family.
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