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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
10
Trooper Flutchey, with the Gittysburg state police detail for twenty months, was removed on Tuesday after being summoned to Troop Headquarters at Harrelburg.
Mark Smith of Edgegrove and Leo Murren of McSherrystown, sons of Yarry Smith and Ira Murren with Mary Murren, have returned from a two week trip to Jacksonville Florida where they sought work.
George J. Benner the defeated Democratic judge candidate in the Adame Fulton district is suspended from practice for sixty days by Judge E M Biddle of Carlisle. The suspension follows his alleged failure to turn over 2500 dollars from mortgage proceeds to Mrs Alice C Seymour of Massachusetts. The order dates from November 24 and allows reinstatement after January 23, 1926 if no further issues appear. Additionally Hawkins, wanted on theft and desertion charges, was taken into custody after admission of theft involvement and detention for hearing at a hospital discharge.
Adame county banks prepare Christmas savings checks totaling over 615000 with more than 176000 expected for Adare county residents including men women and children. Checks from First National Gettysburg Citizens Trust Lincoln Trust Farmers and Merchants and other banks range up to 30000 with 4 percent interest on fully paid accounts. A surprise party honored Mrs Elmer Null near Littlestown and Fairfield High soccer beat Littlestown 6 0 on Tuesday night.
Fred V. Baker and William W. Carhman teaching at Mr Pleasant and Sidman spent the holiday vacation at their respective homes in Abbottstown.
The Eagles Home Association of McSherrystown held its annual banquet on Tharksgiving Day with about 200 members and friends in attendance.
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