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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1925

Page

8

Heirs of Mrs C Withers Offer Household Sale

Heirs of Mrs C Withers of Irish Lown announce a sale on January 6 1935 featuring a piano stove and assorted furnishings including dining chairs, tables, carpet lino, beds bedding dishes and kitchen tools. Sale starts at 1 PM with cash terms. Abraham Roth of Abbottetown reports a new stable on his lot.

Abraham Roth Abbottetown D. H. Withers J. W. Withers R. M. Withers W. A. Withers E. Withers I. F. Withers Hekri

Skunk Farm Couple Charged in Clinton County

Clinton Null, a raw hides and furs dealer in Hanover, was arrested by Chief Crabbs on a warrant by Justice Sell, accused of establishing and maintaining a nuisance at his home in the form of a skunk farm. He allegedly housed about one hundred skunks, causing long standing odors and prompting the charges. He posted bail for a hearing before Squire Sell.

Clinton Null Hanover Chief Crabbs Justice Sell Milton Helges Ftte Null Squire Sell

Sugartown School Attendance and Local News Brief

Sugartown items report Brush Run School pupils attendance 98 percent for girls and 92 percent for boys with Alice Wagner as teacher. Kilpatrick school closed due to Miss Nellie Horner’s automobile accident. Clarence Stiner returns home for winter from work in Pt. Washington Long Island. Salem church teachers receiving diplomas include Mrs William Fiddier Mrs I G Herman Miss Etta King John McDaniel Ruth McDaniel Miss Alice Wagner with Rev Stine as instructor. R C Topper pours concrete porch near Cedar Ridge. F J Dunn reports two large workers butchered last week and Paddy cooks for household as keeper sick. Mrs Ray Smith sick. A porker owned by Lloyd Senft Spring Grove weighs 606 pounds. another to be killed later.

Brush Run Mt. Pleasants Arlene Myers Mary Weever Ethel McGuigan Marie Myers Mary Seymore Jane Weaver Grace Myers Thelma MccIntire Regina Sneeringer Margaret Myers Helen McIntire Margaret Seymore DeSales Kuhn Paul Myers Wilbert Buohl Dale McIntire Herbert Myers Clyde Buohl Edgar Leister George Weaver Alice Wagner Nellie Horner Kilpatrick School Clarence Stiner Sugartown Pt. Washington Long Island Salem B. Church William Fiddier I. G. Herman Etta King John McDaniel Ruth McDaniel Stine R. C. Topper Cedar Ridge F. J. Dunn Paddy Dunn

Private sale confirms estate property transfer in Duttera case

Administrators Grace Schidt and Alvin Duttera withdrew property at public sale at Wh Hall for 1975 dollars. The estate item was sold privately to Harry Senft of Baltimore.

Sarah C. Duttera Wh Hall Grace Schidt Alvin Duttera Harry Senft Baltimore

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