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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1902

Page

5

Accidental Shooting Marred St Josephs Church Picnic

At the Bonneauville picnic a 22 caliber rifle incident wounded Harry Neiderer of McSherrystown. He stepped into range from behind a tree, was struck in the chest, and the bullet passed through his right lung. He recovered enough to return home. the bullet remains lodged. The shooter is unknown amid several who fired during the target session.

Congregation of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Bonneauville John Frommeyer Harry Neiderer McSherrystown Alt. Neiderer Harry J. Fink Johnm. Martin Irishtown Nuel Bonneaville F. J. Hahn Geo. L. Rice Mesherrystown Neiderer Jacob D. Neiderer

Local Cigar Trust Aims to Consolidate York County Firms

York County cigar makers consider forming a local trust the York County Cigar Company. L. Johns of MecSherrystown seeks promises from Red Lion Windsorville area factories, including Gable, Smith, and the Porto Rico plant at Red Lion. Gable, Smith, and Porto Rico employ about 50 to 150 workers and have branches. details on commitments remain undisclosed.

L. Johns MecSherrystown York County American Tobacco Company Big Trust Johns Ah. Johns York Press

Dairyman’s wagon collision injures rider near Littlestown

On a Monday morning near Littlestown dairyman John Keagy delivering milk saw a wagon shaft bolt fail. The MEK wagon turned, striking Mr Wai Rickrode of Germany township as he rode home from the creamery. Rickrode was thrown and injured the left knee.

John Keagy Littlestown Bugsy Wai. Rickrode Germany Township Rickrode

Returned marine welcomed by York Springs in patriotic celebration

M Wolf, a U S Marine veteran of the Philippines, China and Japan, received a large homecoming in York Springs on Tuesday. He rode from his house to the town hall with his parents and a Grand Army Post drum corps escort, spoke of his service, and attended a banquet at Hotel Lerew for about 70 people. A gold ring to be presented to him was purchased in Hanover by C E Pearson, with his unit to be engraved on the ring.

M. Wolf Philippines York Springs Wolf Co. E 1St Regiment U.S. Marines China Japan Grand Army Post Hotel Lerew C E. Pearson Hanover Geo. W. Stark

Lost Money Believed Stolen From Littlestown Dealer

Howard J. Spalding a Littlestown horse dealer reports losing a roll of money between 100 and 209 yesterday during two trips. He thinks it vanished on one of the trips, first returning from Aaron Hiler bridie s near Mayberry in the morning, then from Mrs Hilbert s farm in Union township in the afternoon. He last recalls seeing the money at Aaron Hilterbridle s near Mayberry.

Howard J. Spalding Littlestown Aaron Hilerbridie Mayberry Hilbert Union Township Spalding Aaron Hilterbridle

Electrician Survives 2200 Volts After Four Minute Exposure

B C Smith, an electrician at the Red Lion electric light plant, was subjected to 2200 volts for four minutes while readjusting a switchboard Sunday. He sustained only burns on a hand and no further injuries reported. Also noted is a child with severe colic who recovered after a dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note mentions S Irkins as bookkeeper for Shell Lake Lumber Co and a sale by Randolph Webler.

B.C Smith Red Lion Chamberlain F. L. Wilking Shell Lake Wis Sir. Wekins Shell Lake Lumber Co Randolph Webler

Escaped prisoner warned and punished by law enforcement

A historical note describes a jail escape as an offense subject to punishments and eventual recapture. It cites remedies and claims about Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets as cures for digestive issues, with a claimant praising the product for dyspepsia and related ailments.

Pierce R. & Record, Esc Eastern Ave Toronto Ontario

Public Sale of Valuab le Real Estate in York Adams Counties

By order of the Orphan Court of York County Pa Amelia H Eichelberger as administrator sells multiple tracts in Heidelberg, Oxford and Mount Pleasant townships Adams and York counties. Properties include a 232 acre farm with water, timberland and a bank barn, a 7 acre 29 perches tract with house, a 3 acre 105 perches tract, a 163 acre 70 perch farm, 14 acre woodland tract with 20 acre additional land, a 4 story mill complex with water power and two dwellings, plus 185 acre farm with oak timber and a stone dwelling and bank barn all to be sold at public sale on specified dates in September 1902 in Heidelberg and New Oxford areas.

Orphan Court York County Abdiel W. Eichelberger Jate Hanover Eichelberger Baers Beirs C. ML. Miller A. F. Rife Samuel T Bechtel Samuel Bochum Meeting House Abdiel W. Eichelberzer Cobia Heidelberg Township Smith's Station Road Heidelbers Township York and Hanover R.R Oxford Tewp Adams Co Said Township Neward York and Gettysburg E. C. Gitt John N. Hersh John Barnitz Higl Oxford Mountpleasant New Oxford Mountplessant Township Adams County New Chester Road Hanson Hersh Helen Hendrix Jacob Hostetter Baltimore & Harrisburg W.M.R R Berwick Twp Simon Slagle Cyrus Wolf Amelia H. Eichelberger Adm’r

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Local Cigar Trust X. Noel Bonneauville, Pa Swartz Polyclinic Hospital Philadelphia WENTZ @ BRO Baltimore Street Penn’a York and Adams Counties Heidelbero Twp York Co York Road Exnover Hamilton Twp Hanover and Carlisle Peter Miller No.4 Oxford Two No. S Tad Carlisle New Oxford, Pa M.S. Hiteshew
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