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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1938

Page

6

Nine Inches Again Legal Bass Limit Nine Inches Again

The fish commission reduced the legal size limit for smallmouth and largemouth bass from 10 to 9 inches and extended limits on fish bait and related species. The change aims to conserve forage as bass stocking rises, with new daily and possession allowances for bait and bait fish. Separate lists highlight Pennsylvania’s angling champions and record catches for the 1938 season, topped by a 40 pound muskellunge from Edinboro lake.

The Fish Commission Commission Pennsylvania Edinboro Erie County Arthur Howells Tamaqua Kinkel's Dam Schuylkill County Fred Laird Lock Haven Fishing Creek Clinton County David Mills Milesburg Spring Creek Centre County John Fallett Lake Lynn Fayette County Leneth John Kane Yatesville Stillwater Lake Monroe County Leslie Singer Rafton Lake Wallenpaupack Pike Wayne Counties Fred Metz Meadville Edinboro Lake Mamie Nauman Springdale

Ointment From Shrub Ties Bible to Christmas Tale

A plant found in Minnesota and other US regions yields spikeward oil, the perfumed extract used to anoint Jesus' feet in the Bible. The article notes this shrub links America and the Holy Land, recalling the first Christmas eve seen by shepherds on Bethlehem’s hills.

America Holy Land Bethlehem Minnesota North Woods United States Jesus

Santa Tells His Christmas Plans

Santa shared his festive vision in a warm interview. He sees ten million trees sparkling with colors and candles, with white haired couples and young families preparing gifts, stockings, candy canes, and bells. He imagines holly wreaths, tinsel, and ornaments lighting windows as couples place the star atop the tree. Santa hopes to start shoppers early and return home for breakfast with Mrs. Claus.

Anta Santa

Adams County Publishes November 1938 School Bulletin

The Adams County November 1938 School Bulletin issued by County Superintendent Ira Y. Baker and Assistant Superintendent Marshy C. Little details county and Gettysburg public schools. It covers the board, teachers by salaries, district finances, school laws, high school entrants and graduates, attendance, and a calendar. Enrollment as of October 1, 1938 stands at 7 250 with 1 626 in high schools.

Adams County Ira Y. Baker Marshy C. Little Gettysburg

School Law Changes Shape Everyday Classroom Work

The article notes sweeping changes in new school laws affecting nearly all aspects of schooling. It urges facing the transition with a child-centered philosophy and focus on their welfare.

Hockenberry Seeks New Trial After Small Verdict

Thomas W. Hockenberry Sr of East Pittsburgh won a damage suit against Harry M. Trostle of Gettysburg R3 with a two dollar verdict, and has filed a petition for a new trial arguing the jury ignored law and evidence and failed to award pain and suffering.

Harry M. Trostle Gettysburg Thomas W. Hockenberry, Sr East Pittsburgh C. Arthur Brame E. V. Bullett Hockenberry East Pittsburgh Trostle

McKnightstown Damages Awarded in 1937 Car Case

In McKnightstown on June 13 1937 Thomas Hockenberry Jr driver of the car in which his father rode also was awarded damages from Trostle to cover damage to his car.

McKnightstown Thomas Hockenberry, Jr

Christmas on Highway Toll Drops But Deaths Rise

December 1936 saw 3,890 highway deaths despite a National Safety Council campaign cutting toll by 400 lives. The piece notes increased Christmas travel in Chicago and blames both pedestrians and motorists for the high fatality rate during the holiday season.

Chicago National Safety Council

Famous Christmas Carols and Their Origins

The article notes Adeste Fideles as a leading carol since 1700 later adopted in England as O Come All Ye Faithful. It lists While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night Christians Awake and Hark the Herald Angels Sing among favorites and credits St Ambrose with an early hymn in 340 A D.

England St. Ambrose

Christmas Fire Hazards Warn of Candle Window Dangers

Fire experts warn that lighted Christmas candles in windows can ignite curtains. Caution urged when using candles and other Yuletide illumination to prevent fires during the holiday season.

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