This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
9
Editorial urges patrons to mail early wrap securely and address legibly. It stresses separating local from outside mail and using zip codes to speed service and reduce load during peak period.
The federal government has filed an antitrust suit against the World Journal Tribune and its merged predecessors, alleging monopoly over syndicated columns. The case questions government influence on what publications may print and what readers may read, following a 140 day strike and newspaper consolidations in New York.
Miss Elaine A Weaver accepted a ticket receptionist post with North Central Airlines in Chicago. Gilbert J Lupp named East Berlin coach and athletic director, succeeding Disney at New Oxford. Barry Guise treated for a fractured collarbone after his sister fell on him during play. Ernnest B E Simpson building a stone residence along the Lincoln Highway east of Gettysburg. Nicholas J Staub, USN disbursing clerk third class, son of Mr and Mrs Staub of Sherrystown, serves aboard the USS Atka in Antarctica during Operation Deep Freeze 17.
Thirty pupils at Clear View School were reported perfect in attendance for November. Names include Walter Brame James Harn Arthur Miller Kenneth Rabens tine Dale Rickrode Eugene Shank Benjamin Spanker Harry Small Mel Small Guy Sponseller Siwine Waltman Anna Catherine Alwine Mee Brame Mary Brame Grace Brame Dorothy Brame Peggy Harn Eve Kline Janel Kohr Mary Agnes Dolores Noel Lucie Rickrode Evelyn Smell Alice Jane Stock Kathryn Donohue teacher. Dr B Sifiwag New Oxford nearby Harrisburg had an accident visiting his parents November 10 injuring his head. Kathleen Crook Loretta Crook Louise Rough Sara Kroft attended Hollinger's School Zora Stambaugh teacher. Emex King 24 son of Mr. and Mrs Wheat 32 cents and green cents per dozen.
Edward R. Friediine of York Springs R I was granted a divorce from Genev Friediine of Dillsburg in York County Court on Wednesday.
Miscellaneous items from New Oxford and nearby towns record a hand injury at a coffee mill, a parsonage rental in York Springs, Ku Klux Klan attendance at a Methodist church, chicken losses of 150 hens, home moves by J Felix Sanders and Charles J Miller, a car crash near New Oxford, and a wedding dinner at the Deatrick home.
A collage of reader questions and answers covers fabric care skin healing and cleaning tricks from 1960s advice columns. It includes methods to erase velvet bruising steam fabrics waterproofing leather and general household hacks with simple steps and household items.
A mixed clipping lists wedding anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. George Taughinbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. H W Shuiz. interleaved are stray notes about a shoe stock incident, a zoo visit, a church care, a wrist injury, an Abbottstown garage blaze with $16,000 damage, and a worker crushed toe at Alwine Brick Plant.
The clipping notes estate matters involving Mrs Sponces daughter Miss Z Ruth Sponse ter and a purchase at West New terday. It lists 47 School grade results with Barbera Jane AL, Glenn y Daum second, Jean Loughmas third, and Donohue born. Also mentions Boy Scout Troop 5 and moves from public to new quarters.
St Paul Church School Class to meet Monday evening in the fellowship hall taught by C P Keefer. St Paul Church council to meet Tuesday evening at 7 30. Mite Society and Women of Emmanuel schedule meetings this week. Christmas fund contributions encouraged for McDowell Home residents by Sunday December 4.
A devotional urges starting each day with pleasant thoughts and asking God to cleanse the heart of irritation. It calls readers to develop a cheerful disposition to spread kindness and make life worth living for others through loving actions.
A list of church services across multiple towns with pastors and timings including Sunday schools, worship times, confessions and Masses. Notable entries include Rev William Kennard at New Oxford, Rev Roderic Senft at First Lutheran, Rev Alexius Arnoldin at Immaculate Conception and Rev Francis Mummert at Lincoln Full Gospel, with various denominations and weekday hours.
A listing of area churches with pastors and weekly schedule including Sunday School times worship services and prayer meetings across East Berlin Paradise Wellsville Mt Royal and surrounding communities. Also notes youth and midweek activities at several congregations.
Religious listings for York Springs Bermudian Lutheran and other local churches show Sunday services Sunday School sessions and worship times at three Bermudian parishes and several churches including Chestnut Grove Lower Conewago Wolgamuth and Seventh Day Adventist with pastors and room locations. Also heats record notes Gettysburg reports Friday high of 63 degrees tying a November 25 high for three years and matching 1931 and 1927 readings.
Abbottstown Shrine of the Immaculate Heart of Mary lists Rev. Michael J. Barrett as pastor with late confessions from 7 to 8 p.m. Sunday Mass at 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. at the church and chapel. Church of Christ East of Abbottstown presents evangelist Thomas Turner with Sunday Bible study at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m. Emmanuel United Church of Christ shows church school at 9 a.m. Advent workshop at 2 p.m. St. John’s Lutheran under Rev. G. L. Zimmerman has Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. and worship times remaining incomplete.
FHA members held a short Tuesday meeting during eighth period to discuss good and bad habits as Sharon Hall Lorraine Wyatt Barbara Zion and Lois Weaver presented. Some girls volunteered to date sports for the rest of the group. Meeting adjourned at 3 oclock. Firemen respond to barn fire near Arthur Laurhman residence two miles north of town.
A column of practical home hacks covers rug repair, wallpaper edging, fat removal from soup, raincap improvisations, scalding chicken, tape measure holder, leakage prevention in travel cases, frying technique, cracked windows, and a wrought iron effect for hardware using simple pastes and household items.
A suit filed on behalf of minor Robert B. Gilbert by his mother Audrey Gilbert against Donald Heversioes of New Oxford RB alleges a July 7 sale of a 1952 motorcycle for 495 dollars. Gilbert traded a 1953 motorcycle valued at 300 dollars and paid 2 leash. He disaffirmed the contract, returned the 1952 bike, and seeks the 300 dollar trade value plus 20 dollars aid at theme. The defendant allegedly has refused payment and the action seeks 325 dollars.
A collage of reader questions and Sally's brief replies covers apology after quarrels, name suffix usage Jr and N, teen wine questions, glove etiquette in handshakes, and a note on modern courtesy. The items urge parental guidance, caution about drinking, and practical social rules.
Assemblyman Francis Worley urged returning escheat money to the borough, township, or county of origin at a Harrisburg committee hearing. He said funds earned locally should stay local for playgrounds, streets, and community improvements, with a state collection percentage. The Joint State Government Commission subcommittee heard that escheat yields 250,000 to 400,000 dollars annually. Milan Cathedral dimensions noted as 486 feet long and 190 feet wide.
Warped phonograph records can be flattened with infrared heat for about five minutes. Place the disc on a turntable or belt surface and guide the beam evenly to avoid damage. Use gentle pressure to ease the reveling out and prevent uneven heating. A wire stripper can be improvised from blunt-end tweezers by filing tips and bending to form overlapping jaws.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.