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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1920

Page

16

New Oxford Item Reports Local Happenings and Losses

Local notes include Bully Smith injuring a 450 lb hog, plans for a York Springs band fair in mid December, and Jacob Stonesifer moving from Latimore to York. Congressman Brooks secures a $72 monthly pension for Andrew Crist of Idaville. A red fox traps Mr Clouser’s chickens. he kills it with a wooden club.

Smith Misery York Springs Jacob Stonesifer Latimore York E. S. Brooks Andrew Crist Idaville Chas, Clouser Union Township Paul Glatfelter Trinity Lutheran Church East Berlin Dealer March Reading S. C. Carter Hanover Fire Co Charles Kurtz Near Laurel York County Cletus Chronister Abbottstown Bank Hall Annie M. Warner Hospital Harry Peter J. Smith Rock McSherrystown Hanover Paradise Protectory Anna C. Noel Henry Noel Conewago Township Littlestown Game and Fish Protective Association John Robinson Mervin Haverstock Haverstock Farmers Bank of Hanover F. & M. Bank of New Oxford William Wilson Ira American Legion Arendtsville Aspers New Oxford John W. Keener Union Church Shanahan Church of the Immaculate Conception Hunterstown ES. Peters Harry Hoke Robert Bell C. W. Kane G. W. Morrison Huber Englebert Verna Criswell Harry Deatrick H. G. Deatrick Hampton Inlaw John Deatrick Hampton Snoot Band David Deatrick Mary Erma Charles Staub Robert Catherine Harold Round Hill Ralph Hartman Hayden Carleton Chas. Eltz Nadine and Marlet Han Jover Annie Miller

Many Local Marriages Reported Across States

A string of Thanksgiving and late November weddings tied residents of Kohlers, Washington, Baltimore, Akron, Harrisburg and Abbottstown. Notable unions include Mary Todt to William Bailey in Washington DC, Loretta Knob to Charles Fearon in West Philadelphia, Elizabeth Starry to William Leidig of Belair, and Beulah Stough to Elmer Wise in Harrisburg. Brides and grooms from Gettysburg, Abbottstown, Millersburg and nearby towns were joined in ceremonies with family and close friends in attendance.

Mary Todt Wm. C. Todt Mear Kohler’s Washington, D. C Wm. Bailey Todt Kohlers Kohler’s The Valley School Bailey Washington St. Gregory's Biglerville S. F. Tholan S. K. Eherhart Reuben Slothour Abbottstown Millersburg Adams County Maurice C. Stallsmith Gregory W. Stallsmith Gettysburg Edith A. Kellock Camden N. J St. Andrew's Protestant Episcopal Church Philadelphia J. J. Joyce Moore American Drug and Chemical Company Harry C. Cleaver A. L. Cleaver Sadie L. Brown Wm. E. Brown Reading Township C. L. Baker East Berlin Cleaver Algie D. Lawrence Gregory Lawrence Brushtown Annie Ackerman Susan Ackerman McSherrystown L. Aug. Reucher J. Franklin Kelly Christ Lutheran Church Lawrence, Park, Hire Hope Eyster Harrisburg Bigmount School Elwood Murphy

Large Labor Import Returns From Aspers Plant

A party of 75 men women and girls brought in two months ago to ease the local labor shortage at Aspers big canning plant returned to their homes Thursday. It was the county's largest single importation for a local project with family accommodations and special cars provided for travel.

Baltimore Aspers York Abbottstown Charles H. Wilson W. M Charles Conrad State Police Edward Anzengruber Gettysburg Gargol

Deaths and notices from Adams County region

Obituaries and health updates from Adams County cover Mrs. William H. Black of Reisters Town death from cancer at 72, Henry Pressell of Hanover dying at 45, infant John Hagerman of McSherrystown, and James A. McKendrick of Buchanan Valley at 87. Also listed are Edna A. Smith of West York, George Feiser of Reading Township, George W. Schriver of Gettysburg, and Brigadier General Charles A. Little of Hagerstown. Other items report illness, a chicken pox epidemic, and various local deaths and interments with connections to Conewago Chapel and nearby towns.

William H. Black Reisterstown Baltimore George P. Black Gettysburg Leah George Pressell Rosie Rudisill Allen Grace Noah Daniel Hanover Peter Laughman New Oxford John Frank Hagerman MecSherrystown Conewago Chapel James A. McKendrick Buchanan Valley Grampain Clearfield County McKendrick Schriver Winchester Sehriver John R. Wills Annie Ticer Washington, D Charles A. Little Hagerstown Maryland Washington County General Little Adams County John H Susan Heffner L Ittle Cloyd Miller Town Kansas City J. Diehl Abbottstown Roy Linard Butler Township James Smith McSherrystown Straban Tyrone Julia Spangler Littlestown Harrisburg Allen J. March Joseph W. March International Correspondence School Scranton William Walter Sn. Shultz William Emlet Harper Philips East Berlin

Spelling Bee and Box Social at Pine Run School House

A Wednesday evening event at Pine Run school house hosted a spelling bee and box social led by teacher Miss Margie Kepner. Proceeds support the Annie M. Warner hospital in Gettysburg. Engagement announced in Gettysburg between Hugh S. Weikert and Marie Peters of Rockford Illinois. The Middleburg Sewing Factory held a Saturday dance for its employees at the factory.

Pine Run Margie Kepner Annie M. Warner Hospital Gettysburg Amos Weikert Hugh S. Weikert Marie Peters Rockford Ill Middlebug Sewing Factory

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