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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1925

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Local notes detail hunts and community events in New Oxford area

Reports from New Oxford and surrounding towns mention deer hunting openings by John Keiser and Louis Hafer, a move to Hanover by St Felix Sanders, upcoming camp initiations at Theo Peiffer Camp 60, and various sales and visits. Other items note car purchases, a fundraising festival, church services, a public sale by C I Snyder, and a furniture mishap at the Post Office.

John Keiser Bob Howe Swift Run Louis B. Hafer New Oxford Bhoe Company H. M. Carpenter Tamper Fla St. Felix Sanders Hanover Jos, R. Carbaugh Sanders N. Peters Theo Peiffer A. R. Taughinbaugh Altoona Roy Taughinbaugh Lincolnway Snydier Snyder John F. Miller's New Oxford St. Paul’s Reformed Church Woman’s Missionary Society Girls’ Missionary Guild St. Paul's Reformed Church John Lawrence Tran Rickrode W. High Sr James Myers Albert Hawn Bonneauville H. E. Melhorn Nxt Port Commanders’ Association of Central Pennsylvania U. W C. W Emma C. Withers Irishtown Seeadv Livingston and Bream West End Carpenters

Farmer Crushed by Steers Near Union Mills

John Bemniller, 57, a farmer near Silver Run, was critically injured when a herd of steers crushed him at a B. F. Shriver farm in Union Mills. He suffered punctures and internal injuries and was operated on at Warner Hospital, Gettysburg, with his sons Clarence G and Edward and daughter Mrs Walter Heagy traveling to his bedside. His brother A J Bemiller accompanied them.

John Bemniller Silver Run Warner Hospital Gettysburg B. F. Shriver Union Millis Bemiller Hanover Clarence G Edward Bemiller Walter Heagy A. J. Bemiller

Council Proceedings Dec 1 21925 Meeting Notes

The council excludes Himes and Plomire. Rider questioned pool room ordinance and sudden fines. Neense’s due date and room opening for sale of clears were discussed. Treasurer Lovech of North Carolina Fire Company noted insurance. Artion left for next meeting. Motion to borrow 150 from the M bank for 30 days carried. Final settlement to be made on the last Thursday in November carried. Water Committee said dam repaired well and may be charged to high water. Stove for Form Forse left to Water Committee. Secretary to notify Harry Miller to clean Lincolnway pavement. W adjourned.

Himes Plomire Rider H. BE. Lovech N. C. Fire Company Asker Cornell Tosurance Artion M Bank Corneil Mort Water Committee Harry Miler Lincolnway

Footwear and Robbers Ad From Hanover and York

An advertisement from W. H. Willer & Son of York and Hanover promotes slippers and living room suites. The copy mentions Christmas shopping and features addresses at 219 Wultimers, Hanover, and Market Street, York.

W. Ih. Willer & Son V. Market York, Pa Vvita Roowatites Hanover

Local residents visit relatives and friends across towns

A long list of neighbors and families from Mechanicsburg to York Springs and beyond spent Thanksgiving and nearby days with relatives. Guests included Vernon Rife and family, the Griffs, B. F. Rudisill party, and many others visiting relatives in Carlisle, Littlestown, Reading, Waynesboro, and Philadelphia.

Vernon Rife Dorothy T. C. Griffin Glenn Griffin Mary Edith Kenneth Near Town Harry Daniels Mechanicsburg Maurice Rife B. F. Rudisill Friedeng Elwood Philadelphia Philadelphia Medical School, Visited His Home On Lincolnwey EB. Jack Shriver Merchant Marine Baltimore Jacob Shriver High St South America E. M. Neely Catherine Shelfer Carlisle St York Springs Maude Haverstick Aspere Ruth Haverstick Aspers G. R. Haverstick Mervin Haverstick C. E. McGrail Hanover Calvin Miller Pleasant Sat Guyon A. Smith Guyon, Jr Reading F. S. Smith Francis Strausbaugh George Houck Hagerstown Enery Wolf New Oxford Anna Boose Littlestown Silver Run Harvey Boose Herbert Motier H.C. Smith Chester Lottie Cashman Hanover St Pittsburgh Moses Baker Fred Birely Lehigh University Lincoln Heights Willard Chronister Michigan John Chronister Square Corner Tile Graff York W. F. Sheely Lincolnway Wilson Herman Nevin Brown Fast

Devotion and Services Across Several Churches

Forty Hours' Devotion opens at St Marys New Oxford with high mass on Sunday. Rev Father Schmidt Harrisburg leads Rosary Sermon Benediction. Sunday evening 7 oclock. Monday Tuesday 6:30 and 7:20 masses and services. Tuesday 7:30 features Rosary Sermon Procession of school children Benediction with many priests attending. Also Methodist Episcopal New Oxford schedule with Golden Rule Sunday Epworth League and Church Training Night. First Lutheran New Oxford worship 10:15 and 7, with 9 a m Sunday school, canvass 1 5 p m midweek service 7:30. Cane meeting next Wednesday. Christian Endeavor preparing for play The Fund of the Love led by Mey Yohe and Mrs George E Shef Pral. Reforms New Oxford Rev A P Frantz officiates Sunday School 9 a m Worship 7 p m. Roman Reformed Abbottstown catechization 1:30 p m Sunday School 9 a m Home Mission Day service 10 p m. Radio ads promoted by Nace s Music Stores Hanover Gettysburg.

St. Mary’s Church New Oxford Schmidt Harrisburg Keei Methodist Episcopal Church J. W. McMorris Epworth League Epworth Herald First Lutheran Church Church School C. E. Society Christian Endeavor Society Mey ' — Yohe George E. Shef Pral Reformer Church Newormrk A. P. Frantz peetor—Ffetyeday Reformed Church Abbottetown Nastor Curtis Rummel New Chester Clare Tate Heidlersburg Hampton the Pines Heidersburg J. Harold Little Wimbert Neely Gettysburg W. W W. W. Neely’s. the Following Spent Thanksgiving At Martin Gulden Reuben Hoffbeins Chas King and Family Paul Young Chas. Hoffbeins York Harley Wagner Alvin Groupe Robt. Trimmer Robert Dellinger George Deatrick P. P. Rosenberger Strasburg Deatrick James Ford Marks Baltimore Elmer Moul Near Round Hill William F. Shull Wadie Mon Waynesboro Calvin Eeker Esther Houck John W. Tate George Raffensperger Hunterstown St. John’s John Neely Beaverdale Reba Shull Near Belmont Sarah Cashman Stone Jug E. L. Weigle Father and Sons St. Mark's Lutheran Church Edw. Brown Square Corner James Fair Lioyd Brown the Pines Church Sinver Alvin Mummert J. H Sharter Sta Ehrhart Aug Stourh Chas. Haar Stephen Wolf Abbottstown Clemens Daum Alex, Wolf Guy Thomas John Groupe Geo Fitzgerald Catherine Wertz Clayton Eicholtz C. E. Winand Elva Winand David Ford Carlisle Jacob Myers Robi. Weaver Allen Myers Bessie Wolf Geo. F A. Shearer Littlestown Thuredap Fridam Luv Sterner Bender Lutheran Church A PR. Walker Carwith Town Chas. W. Black Gettysboro A. B. Walker Hagerstown AB. Lunsert Sirpson Philadephia Daniel Hartzel Geo Hartzell Mmay Chronister Ralph Zartiman Chas Eltz Hanover H. Deatrick Ralph Zartman Chas. Stanh Robert Myers Round Hill Luther Rickrosde Carl Neiaick Pan Lerew Philadelphia Roy Kraber Lansdowne Anna Marek H 1 Garver Middleton Dale March Snday Myre Wy Church of the Brethren Latmore Frank Stecker Menges Juliy Fiese Carl Dean Bowler Howard Mummert Hamilton Paul Chronister Ray Guise Merle Frank Eblehalty Faer Anert Syeda Dan Tel Gresecer Henry Klinedinst Nth Alhec Geo. Knight Jease Albricht Guy Bart Bertin Hampton School Dale Fidler Reuben Sire Karl Ensor Margie J R Koepfer Herry Myers Frenk Kunes Romulus N.Y Hentine Frank Owman Edward Philadelphia Wm. Dicks Howard Shaffer Fprily Weraver Chas. Stock Asners Red Stock New Mnestar W. Stock Mervin Kauffman Maria Kauffman Fueene Man Rickrode Ruth Wiliam Harry Dickmover Ond Daria Philips Robert Hetrick Volf Ehrhart John

New Chester and vicinity hospital updates and local notices

Local health notes report Mrs. Plus J. Miller admitted to Warner Hospital for internal surgery. Several residents from New Chester area are treated or recovering in Warner York College Baltimore and Harrisburg facilities. Births, illnesses, quarantines and community events fill a wide column of town news.

Plus J. Miller Near Cross Kere Warner Hospital Joseph Glass New Oxford York Hospital West College Avenue Misa Mabel Spangler York Springs Harrisburg City Hospital Arthur Cook Aspers Route 1 Keasler Waller Hanover Littlestown Church Home Hospital Baltimore

Death of Perry D. Black, Wrightsville resident

Perry D. Black 86, former Rohrsburg postmaster for 21 years, was found dead in a bathroom at his son in law Rev W T Rue's Wrightsville home. He had been in usual health recently. Survived by son Swayze Black of Millville and daughters Mrs Rue and Mrs J E Utt of Cumberland.

Perry D. Black Wrighhsville Rohrsburg Columbia County W. T. Rue Wrightsville New Oxford Rue Black Swayze Black Millville J. E. Utt Cumberland, Md

Marriage Licenses Granted in Maryland Area

Ernest G. Weaver and Mrs. Elsie M. Plank of Gettysburg received a marriage license in Baltimore. George D. Hoke and Delta V. Hariman, both of Abbottstown, obtained licenses. Albert W. McClear of Hamiltonian township and Mise Elizabeth A. Elker of Liberty township also secured licenses.

Ernest G. Weaver Elsie M. Plank Gettysburg Maltimore George D. Hoke Delta V. Hariman Abbottstown Albert W. McClear Hamiltonian Mise Elizabeth A. Elker Liberty Township

Furniture for Christmas at Waltersdorff Furniture House

Advertisement notes a range of home furnishings for Christmas including lamps davenports consoles end tables mirrors and smoking sets. Promotes Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets and lists Waltersdorff Furniture House at 219 Baltimore St Hanover Pa.

Waltersdorff Furniture House Baltimore St. Hanover

Store News Births and Residents Mentioned

Mr and Mrs Danner Peters Gardners R D con. Mr and Mrs Eugene Shriver Get tysburg a daughter Mr and Mrs Stewart C Hoffheins Hanover a daughter Mr and Mrs Jesse Hoke Hanover a daughter Mr and Mrs Clifford BeBard Hanover a daughter Mr and Mrs William H Robison York a son Robison family former Littlestown residents

Danner Peters Gardners R. D Eugene Shriver Gettysburg Mra Stewart C. Hoffheins Hanover Jesse Hoke Clifford BeBard William H. Robison York Robison Littlestown

Christmas Piano Sale in Hanover and Gettysburg Pa

Local ad offers pianos from 75 dollars and players from 395 dollars with phonographs at about half price. A $150 new console set includes 10 records with easy terms, advertised in Hanover and Gettysburg Pa.

NACE Hanover Gettysburg

Boston Shoes for Wen Styles and Quality

Shoes of style and quality offered for men and children at W. H. MIller Son. Market Street department. John A. Felty and family relocate from Hanover to Harrisburg where Mr Felty takes a barber position.

Boston Wen John A. Felty Hanover Harrisburg Mr. Felty

Hampton News Roundup Notes Local Events and Accidents

Local Hampton items cover a Newport auto crash injuring Mrs Hudson and ongoing recovery, farm sale from Slothour estate to C H Rickrode, church and Sunday school reports, missionary sermons, and a large Hampton school entertainment with a box social. The list includes visits, family news, charity offerings, and community greetings with many named residents and nearby towns.

Hartian Philp A Harvinian Seeks State Tutor Post

Annville resident Philp A Harvinian announces candidacy for a state tutor position in Western Pomitemiiany. He plans to visit Ports Villa on October 14 to discuss duties and qualifications with local officials.

Puiltp Hartian Philp A. Harvinian Annville Wises Western Pomitemiiany Ports Villa Octobet

Aged woman killed in hit and run near Dillsburg

Mrs. Mary Mumper, 84, was struck by a Ford touring car on a road near Dillsburg and dragged about 40 feet. The driver fled after shutting lights off, driving at high speed toward Harrisburg, as state police and locals search for the suspect. Witnesses described a black Ford touring car with curtains. several officers, including state police from Harrisburg, chase leads while locals gather at the scene.

Theoan Harrisburg Herit Baker Peterman New Cook State Police Harrishurs Murray Williams M. L. Castre Annie Bailey J. A. Kilmore Mechanicshare Geowre Kerfer Tnonville George Wo York Poyenvel King Herrisburg Pey P King

Hartman Goes To Chair Smiling After Execution

Philip A. Hartman of Annville, condemned for the murder of state policeman Haley during a bank robbery at Abbottstown on Oct 14 1934, died by electric chair at Rockview Penitentiary. He went to the chair smiling and with a final statement that he was ready to go. Hartman was attended by Edgar Hildebrand and a prison chaplain, read the Bible, and departed for burial near Abbottstown after a funeral at his father’s home.

Philip A. Hartman Annville Francis L. Haley Ala Rockview Hartman Addames County Haley Abbottstown Edgar L. Hildebrand Gettysburg Theological Seminary Holiceman Hart Minas E Kath Gettyshure Theological Seminary Rei J. Newcomb J. Calb Belle Torre Rock View Hildebrand Walb Kartinagn Mt. Olive Cemetery Philip Hartman Pine Run Hamilton Township Gettysburg Mil and Morelock Westminster Artq Grtealleeb

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