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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1963

Page

8

331 Farms In Conservation

Adams County reports 331 farms enrolled this year in agricultural conservation programs. Of these 83 are new entrants eligible for about $87 000 or more to fund practices from soil liming to forest planting. Local ASC leaders credit volunteer committee members for expanding participation across Fairfield Gettysburg Littlestown New Oxford York Springs and Biglerville areas.

Adams County J. Glenn Miller Adams County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Miller ASC Fairfield Gettysburg Littlestown New Oxford York Springs Biglerville

Conservation practices show county farm participation totals

Of 987 farms completing five year conservation programs from 1986 to 1960, 473 did it for one year and 2 percent for two years. Additional figures cover lime, seeding, fertilization, erosion control, contour cropping, drainage, and forest planting. Farmers are urged to contact ASC committeemen across multiple townships for enrollment.

Miller

Local Residents Entertain and Travel Highlights

Abbottstown residents Mrs Edward Krout and Mrs Margie Hoke remain confined by illness. Kenneth Gallagher returned from a 22 day Philmont Expedition in New Mexico. he is an Eagle Scout from Troop 23 Overbrook School for the Blind in Philadelphia. Several visitors from York Lancaster and Harrisburg spent time with local families as Emmanuel United Church of Christ members held a picnic at the Berkheimer home. Wilmer Rodgers J Faber Wildasin Harry Vou Jr and Donald Wildasin attended the county firemen convention in McSherrystown with election of officers and invitation for the 1964 county convention at Lebanon.

Edward Krout Margie Hoke Kenneth Gallagher Albert Gallagher Phil‘mont New Mexico Gallagher Overbrook School For the Philadelphia Shirley Gallagher Jean Harner Harrisburg Martha Helen McAlow Springfield Mary Metzger Emmanuel United Church of Christ Robert Berkheimer John Strickhouse Edna Swock Miss Castle York Hattie Reichert Clinton A Swope Thomas Baker Pittsburgh Bertha Sappington Bessie Smith Florida Jane Hollinger Sally Hollinger John Mark Mary Ann Mark Lancaster Lillian Stambaugh Hanover General Hospital Ellis Stambaugh Wolf Wilmer Rodgers J. Faber Wildasin Harry Vou Ami Donald Wildasin McSherrystowe Lebanon Donald Wildas

Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It in 3 Days

An ad promises rapid relief from athlete's foot with T-4-L and a money back guarantee. It claims skin will slough off and heal quickly, boasting instant drying and relief from itch and burning, with availability at Duncan's Pharmacy New Oxford today.

Elan Itch Berning Duncan's New Oxford

Abbottstown Firemen Parade and Lions Club Picnic Highlights

In August 1964 Abbottstown hosted a Lions Club family picnic on the playground with Lions Fred Bankett and John Smith leading the committee. About 20 Lions and 35 boys enjoyed refreshments, and a baseball game saw the youngsters defeat the fathers 13 to 5. Other notes include anniversary observances, church weddings, and local visits across Hanover and surrounding towns.

Abbottstown Lions Club Fred Bankett John Smith Thei Lion Charle, Dukes Baker Kedcay St Paul's Lutheran Church Hanover Edgar Moul Sparta New York Ci Marlin Myers R 1 Jack Snyder

Roster of Local Notices and Family News

Local items report cuts of the right hand from a mowing accident at Hanover Country Club in Wisconsin. Residents and visitors include Krepps and family with Krepps serving in the U S Air Force in Spain and others visiting Mt Pleasant and Luray Caverns. St John’s Lutheran Church lists teachers, guest minister, and altar flowers from last Sunday.

Hanover Country Club Wis Hichard Krepps Wiehad BE. Krepps U.S. Air Force Spain Mico Guy L. Kahr New Oxford Nellie Stambaugh Abbottstawn Luray Caverns Charles Chubb Vic Mary Williams Desey Shore Margaret Gray Los Angeles Calif Rucker Mt Pleasant Milly Chubber St John’s Lutheran Church Helet Mokes Wilmer Gross Jesson Snyder Alleman Ty Miriam Jennie

Public sale to settle estate along Lincoln Way West New Oxford Pa

The undersigned quitting housekeeping will offer at public sale on the premises along the north side of 344 and 46 Lincoln Way West in New Oxford Adams County Pa Real estate consists of a 12 room 24 story frame and weatherboard double dwelling with 12 baths gas furnace and garage Also many household items tools antiques and a 22 rifle list includes a Wincroft range stove gas space heater Maytag washer Lewyt sweeper and assorted furniture appliances crafts and items. Auctioneers Clair Slaybaugh with Smith and Jacobs clerks.

Lincoln Way West New Oxford Adams County Wincroft Empire Gas

Memory Notices and Church Events From Local Parish

In loving memory of Mr and Mrs Wale ter Craumer and sister Sylvia, with flowers placed in the chancel for Mrs Clare West by her daughter Mrs Burl Maverstick Tuobouquet. A 30th wedding anniversary tribute to Mr and Mrs Charles Baker. Youth choir to sing at Sundays service. The church softball team hosts New Oxford United Church of Christ Monday and Bermudian on Monday. Pastor Karsehner led funeral services for his brother’s infant son.

Ruthelta Jacob Cratemer Waleter Craumer Kenneth Sylvia Clare West Burl Maverstick Charles Baker New Oxford United Church of Christ Bermudian Munday Karsehner

Run For Your Life Sermon At New Oxford Methodist

The New Oxford Methodist Church sermon last Sunday was titled Run For Your Life. Flowers were provided by Mr and Mrs H B Flaherty. Vickie Wiseman led the nursery. ushers for August are William Snyder Jr and Herbert L Blue. Worship will be held downstairs in the Sunday session.

New Oxford Methodist Church H. B. Flaherty Vickie Wiseman Willam Snyder Jr Hervert. L. Blue

Sunday School Room Opens for Worship Hopes

The note says some who cannot attend may worship at the church this Sunday. The official board monthly meeting is scheduled for tonight at 8 o'clock in the church. There will be no choir practice tonight.

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