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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1946

Page

8

Beef supper and veterans parade planned at Gettysburg

A committee led by A W Schott announces 11 ton of beef roasted and sliced for sandwiches, 16 000 rolls pounds of cheese barrels of lemonade 8 000 pounds of ice cream. Music by massed bands from Gettysburg and area schools a veterans dance and a one hour fireworks display follow a V J Day union service. parade review by General Devers funds total 5300 pledged with expected final near 6000. next committee meeting August 12.

Broadway Ummasburg Road A. W. Schott Littlestown H. Musselman Company Hennig's Ate Guard Gettysburg Edwin 8Nganecker David DeTar New Oxford Ummasburg Carlisle H. Earl Pitzer Ireworks Committee Glenn Guise E. W. Thomas Court House

Early Christian Community in Rome Founded Between 11 and 54

The Christian community at Rome is believed to have been founded sometime between the years 11 and 54, marking an early establishment of Christian presence in the city.

Rome

Publicist recounts cafe society in New York Journal-American

In Adams County Pennsylvania a divorce action No 106 April term 1946 Mary Arnold Funt sues Kermit J Funt on cruelty and indignities to the person. The sheriff John Fe Millhimes warns Kermit J Funt to appear in court by August 26 or a divorce will be granted in his absence.

Court OF Common Pleas Adams County Pennsylvania Mary Arnold Funt Kermit J. Funt John FE. Millhimes

Marriages Tie Couples in York and Abbottstown Areas

Bruce F P Martin Jr of Tunkhannock and Pauline R Zartman of Abbottstown wed in Towson Maryland. Ruth E Kinneman of Philadelphia married John H Donson of Hanover in Abbottstown. Teresa E Smith of Bonneauville and Bernard Lemmon Littlestown united at St Johns Westminster with Mary Matthews as matron of honor.

Bruce FP. Martin, Jr Bruce F. Martin Tunkhannock Pauline R. Zartman George Zartman Abbottstown Towson John W. Westerman Baltimore Martin North George Street York New Oxford High School Ruth E. Kinneman Philadelphia J. A. Kinneman John H. Donson Hanover

Matthews Wears Pink Gown at Westminster Ceremony

The bride Matthews wore a pink gown with white accessories and a white carnation corsage. She had worked for the Standard Garment Company, while Mr Lemmons was employed as a painter at Westminster. Attending included Mrs Linus Smith, Helen Smith, Billy Smith, Josephine Matthews, Mrs Grace Sanders, and Mrs Robert Kitzmiller of Gettysburg. A note adds a cooking tip: add one teaspoon of sugar to oleo to taste like butter.

St. Mary's Rectory Abbottstown William B Cavanaugh George Cramer J. Oscar Kinneman Misericordia Hospital Philadelphia Hanover Wire Cloth Company Standard Garment Company Lemmons Westminster Linus Smith Helen Smith Billy Smith Josephine Matthews Grace Sanders Robert Kitzmiller Gettysburg

Sheriff’s Sale In Gettysburg Adams County Writ of Fieri Facias

A public sale is planned in Gettysburg Adams County on Saturday August 24 1846 at 10am at the courthouse. The property described is an improved two and a half story brick house with outbuildings on a Lot No 224 bounded by Chambersburg Street and a public alley. It is seized as the property of John Kimple deceased and will be sold by executors and heirs at law to satisfy a writ of fieri facias. Ten percent cash due at sale and further terms apply.

Adame County Aumunt Court House Gettysburg Adama County Adams County Penneylvania Chambersburg Street John Hankey Moinnie K. Hream Joby Hankey Pennavivania John Kimple Charles J. Kimple Maude Averbaneh Josephine Wonotzkeys Myrtle Roof Choe J. Kimple Devisees Heire Terre Ome Mipshimes Sherif Sheri Pega

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