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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

13

Farmers Picnic Draws Thousands Between Abbottstown and East Berlin

Thousands attended the annual Farmers' Picnic between Abbottstown and East Berlin last week amid electric lights and fair attractions. The event featured poultry shows, dogs and rabbits, various wares from Hanover and Gettysburg dealers, numerous eating stands, and a large display of automobiles in the grounds. The organizers claimed it was the largest grove gathering yet.

Abbottstown East Berlin Hanover York Gettysburg

Public sale of old Hampton Hotel property in Hampton Pa

On Saturday September 12 1925 a public sale will offer the old Hampton Hotel property at the northeast corner of Center Square Hampton Adams county Pa adjoining John Myers east and Dr Hudson north facing Center Square south Carlisle Street west The 135 by 200 foot lot includes a two story hotel building a large frame barn a well with good water wind powered and other outbuildings The sale offers a purchase money arrangement with two thirds of the price remaining in the property and will start at 1 30 PM Charles S Duncan will conduct the sale and reveal terms and attendance details

Hampton Hotel Center Square Hampton Adams County John Myers Dr. Hudsor Carlisle Street Hanover Carlisle Charles S. Duncan

Ten defendants sentenced by Judge in Gettysburg court

Six of ten defendants faced charges of operating gambling devices at Latimore Valley Fair near York Springs and were fined 50 dollars plus costs. A Black defendant received a suspended sentence with costs. Other defendants faced liquor manufacture theft and burglary charges with various jail terms and fines. Sentences ranged from suspended to several months in jail and indeterminate reformatory confinement.

Tem MacPherson Gettysburg Latimore Valley Fair York Springs Adolph Bornscheur Harry Stellar Pius J. Yanick Edward Brenner Harry Ferris Frank Marsh Henry Gerhart John Mahroda Mahroda Geo. Scharf John Pape George LaMaine Joseph O'Connor Heidlersburg Huntingdon Reformatory James George Dardower Charles David Stone Jesse Clyde Recard Russel G. Mathews Ludwig Simms McPherson

Prohibition Administrators Appointed in Two Zones

Frederick Baird of Pittsburgh to lead the fourth zone covering Middle and Western Pennsylvania including Adams county. Major William G. Murdock named as prohibition administrator for the Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey zone.

Frederick Baird Pittsburgh Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad United State Steel Corporation Middle Pennsylvania Adams County William G. Murdock New Jersey St. Mary’s Church Fairfield

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