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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

4

Young Drag Racer Killed in Hanover Crash

Ronald Martin Baublitz, 2, of 2 Broadway Hanover, died Friday morning after his car struck a Metropolitan Edison pole during a drag race north of Hanover. He was employed at Revonah Spinning Mills and had served three years in Germany with Army engineers. He is survived by his mother Mrs Marian Nicholson, a brother Harry E Baublitz and several step-siblings and grandparents.

Ronald Martin Baublitz Broadway Hanover Metropolitan Edison Co Crist Edwin Karr Baublitz Revonah Spinning Mills Han Earl Flickinger Rhs Germany Army Engineers Marian Nicholson Harry C. Baublitz Harry E Baublitz Larry Nicholson Gettysburg R. D George Nicholson Philadelphia Roger

Deaths of Stewart P Ruth and John A Markle

Stewart P Ruth 56 of New Cumberland died August 8 in Polyclinic Hospital Harrisburg. He organized Stewart P Ruth and Associate builders and served as school authority inspector. survived by wife Florence two daughters mother and siblings. Funeral at St Paul's Lutheran Church New Cumberland. John A Markle 57 of Hanover died Tuesday at 3:05 am at McSherrystown from a heart attack. Funeral services were held at Wetzel Funeral Home Hanover and interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery Hanover.

Stewart P. Ruth New Cumberland Polyclinic Hospital Harrisburg School Authority St. Paul's Lutheran Church West Shore Lodge F&am York Zembo Shrine Temple Tall Cedars of Lebanon New Cumberland Lions Club Citizens Hose Fire Company of West Shore Chamber of Commerce Ralph C. Sloop Burns Rolling Green Memorial Park John A. Markle Hanover McSherrystown Adams County I C. G. Crist Wetzel Robert H. Stolte Mt. Olivet

Deaths and funerals in McSherrystown and surrounding areas

Obituary notices detail the death of a child, George Edward Miller, and several local residents. Included are survivor lists for Mrs. Cora Markle and others, funeral arrangements at Dugan Funeral Home in Bendersville, and religious services at Mt. Tabor Church. Additional society notes list numerous visitors to McSherrystown from York, Hanover, and surrounding towns.

Bicentennial Parade Notables Highlight Local Families

The report lists multiple families from Hanover and surrounding areas connected to the bicentennial celebration. Notable participants include Mina Frances Belt of Silver Spring and the Stover family of Paradise who won first prize as the best historical family group. Visitors from Harrisburg Philadelphia Arlington and Reading are noted with relatives in McSherrystown Spring Hill and North Street.

Mina Frances Belt R. N Silver Spring Eileen Edward Topper Anthony L. Topper Holy Rosary Cottage Mont Alto Allen Brackbill James. Stover Brackbill Jr Esta Zinnerman Harlan Stauffer Stover F. V. Topper Florence Ann Smith Harrisburg McSherrystown Anthony McNulty Kathleen Nancy Anthony McNulty Jr Philadelphia Edith Rice North St John Faust Christine Arlington Henry Prestipino Springheld Faust Prestipino Burnell Wagner South St Donald Wierman Reading M. Roxie Smith Main St

Marriages listed for Worley Staub and Forbes Starner couples

Mary Catherine Worley daughter of Edgar C Worley Hanover 4 wed Joseph Bernard Staub of Me sherrystown at Annunciation ceremony. Vera Joyce Forbes daughter of William Forbes Spring Grove R2 wed Edwin Charles Starner of New Oxford R1 in ring ceremony. Attendants and other details noted, couple to reside in McSherrystown and Hanover areas.

Bernard R. Noel New Oxford C. L. Engferth Thomas Bendix Ruth Ulrick Harrisburg Henry G. Roth Gettysburg Annie Brenner Kathleen Edward Liversberger Hanover Maurice Sterner Main St Reuben Arnald Lebanon Leo Murren Charles Zentz Tony Littlestown Edward Janson Valley Stream Long Island Irene Margaret Vera Belz North St Etertoy Mary Catherine Worley Edgar C. Worley Hanover R Joseph Bernard Staub Second St Sherrystown Bernard J. Staub Wilmington Del Hose Marie Worley Edgar C. Worley Jr Bernard Murren Brushtown N. Second St McSherrystown Deone Catholic High School Middleburg Mig. Co Hanover Made Furniture, Inc arner—Forbes Vera Joyce Forbes Wiliam Forbes Spring Grove Edwin Charles’ Starner Charles Starner Arnold Cramer William E. Forbes Jr Darlene Brodbeck Glen Rock Elizabeth A. Starner Thomas Herndon Philadelphia Allen Weikert Larry W. Haines Vonnie M.lisle Arnold S. Cramer Hanover McCauslin York Springs Ronald Stough York R Westminster

Local weddings mark unions in Hanover York area

Licenses issued for David A. Cramer and Jennifer L. Stough with 275 guests at a York church reception and plans to reside at 902 Maryland Ave. York. Harriet Louise Bair wed Charles Luther Decker at Annunciation of the Virgin Mary Church McSherrystown with 300 guests and Niagara Falls trip afterward.

Poconos Maryland Ave York Inlaw Jesse E. Berkheimer Helen Slaybaugh Hanover R Charles Kulynyck Thomasville R Rodney P. P. Neiderer Glenn Decker New Oxford McSherrystown Niagara Falls New Oxford R. 1 Delone Catholic High School Sylvania Shoe Corp New Oxford High School U.S. Air Force Decker Used Cara

Classic Car Lineup Included in 1950s Models

A partial list shows multiple vintage sedans and wagons with V series engines, automatic transmissions, and power steering. Notable entries include Ford Tudor hardtop and Chevrolet station wagon models from late 1950s, plus Plymouth and Buick offerings.

Hanover Motors Wicomet

Democrats Meet Wednesday at Adams County Court House

David Baldwin deputy state treasurer addressed a meeting of Democrats at 6:30 p m Wednesday evening in the court house. Fred G Klunk chairman of the Adams County Democratic Committee was in charge of the session.

David Baldwin Fred G. Klunk Adams County Democratic Committee

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