New Oxford Community Notes Split Among Many Families
Local residents including Miss Mary Wagner and Mrs A P Wagner return or vacation at the Wagner cottage in Dicks while relatives visit from Philadelphia Baltimore and York. The New Oxford Fire Company reports a net carnival balance of 705 as club members plan a flower exhibit for Center Square on August 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wagner
Providence Hospital
Washington, D. C
A. P. Wagner
Wagner Cottage
Virginia
Susan
Teresa Wagman
Dallastown
Marian “Sevenour
Philadelphia
M. P. Allawater
Baltimore
Harry J. Fleshman
Waynesboro
Paul A. Wagner
Bel
Percy Alwine
Town
John Sachs
Wilmington
Del
R. W. Livingston
Lincolnway West
Richard Romberger
Carlisle
E. E. Cashman
Carlisle Street
P. E. Helmer
Frederick, Md
New
Canada
Clarence Q. Myers
New Oxford
Community Notes From Heidlersburg and Nearby
Sunday gatherings welcomed Frank Weigle and family as well as visitors from California the Brames and Houcks shared meals and rides through Steelton A Lutheran picnic at German’s Park was announced for Saturday Also listed are illnesses funerals and visits among residents and extended kin across York Springs Biglerville New Oxford and Chestnut Hill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weigle
Willam Shepard
California
E. L. Weigle
Sadie Taylor
McClear
Bender’s Church
Alvin Wampah
Yoe
Emma Rhodes
Jesse Milchimes
Chester Plank
Lutheran Sunday School
German’s Park
John F. Houck
C. Arthur Brame
Granite
Steelton
Grant Mace
H. G. Haverstock
York Springs
R. D
New York
William Bankett
William Shepard
John Spangler
Sara
Sadie Stallsmith
J. Martin Brame
Chestnut Hill
Maggie Howe
Hampton
Family and Community Notices Highlight Local Visits and Military Departure
Brother Heber Whitcomb and family from York Springs R D visited Mrs. Freemont Weigle. Nellie Bowers and daughters of Shiremanstown spent Thursday with John W. Black and family and attended Alice Bowers funeral. Lieut. William Waters, recently graduated from the University of Minnesota in aeronautical engineering, leaves for Aberdeen Proving Grounds to begin active Army duty. he is the son of G N Waters of Gulden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Brame
Flora. Dale
Freemont Weigle
Nellie Bowers
Shiremanstown
John W. Black
Alice Bowers
William Waters
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
University of Minnesota
G. N. Waters
Guldens
Abbottstown Birth and Local Labor Notes
Abbottstown announces the birth of a son to Theron and Mrs. Slagie on July 29 with Mrs. Slagle formerly Miss Fannie Mae Wolf. Hanover Country Club caddies strike for higher pay. most return after wage promise. Charles Weigle and family move from East Berlin to Gettysburg. Mr. Weigle is Abbottstown High principal. son Charles Jr. to enter Gettysburg College after East Berlin High graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theron Slagie
Slagle
Try Club
Charles Weigle
East Berlin
Gettysburg
Weigle
Abbottstown
Charles, Jr
Gettysburg College
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Heidlersburg
Heber Whitcomb
York
Fannie Mae Wolf
Hanover Coun
Drug Store
Rexall
Elkay
Rexall Quality
Moore
Luther I. Sachs
Farmers’ Market
Gettysburg, Pa
Studebaker
Chevrolet
Arendtsville
Neha
OLD Mill
Proudly
Entertan
George Kobler
Helen Ruth
Phil Spitalny
Avadalas
Betty Allen
F Fov Resins
Grover D. Yingling
Barlow Fire Co
Penn Grove
Rev. L. M. Barnett
Huntington, W. Va
Hanover
Smith's Station
Good Bros. Motor CO
Frederick St
Hanover, Pa
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dollar
Cooperatin
Britcher & Bender
Chambersburg Street
Anna Bierer Specialty Shop
Haines the Shoe Wizard
C. W. Cook
Baltimore Street
Jacobs Bros. Cash
Coffman-Fisher Co
Center Square
Joe
Cromer’s Beauty Shoppe
H. T. Maring
Dougherty & Hartley
Martin’s Shoe Store
Star Brand Shoes
Gilbert
Adams County
Penrose Myers
the Photo Shop
Harris Bros. Dept. Store
Home Furnishing Co
People’s Drug Store
Rose-Ann
Reel Tire Service
Shuman
Sherman
York Street
Storer’s Shoe Store
Wentz Bldg
Trimmer
the Tailor Shop
J. T. Pitzer
Prop
Mother and Daughter Shop
Tot’s
Rs. H. C. Albright
Wentz’s
Furniliture Stor
NOBLE
Hanover Highway
Littlestown
Anyerson
Nn Gudsuangert
East Market Street
York, PA
Martin's Shoe Store
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