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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1936

Page

3

Hampton Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Schimmel Family

A Hampton Thanksgiving dinner at Julius and Lillian Schimmel’s home drew S K Pleishman and family, William Schimmel’s group, plus several Schimmel relatives from Baltimore. Other locals visited, including Kepner from Gettysburg and Wolfe from Abbottstown. Hampton school for November listed daily attendees Theron and Glenn Bair, Nelson Ensor, Harold Hartzell, William Mou, and others.

Julius Schimmel S. K. Pleishman Robert Jee William Schimmel David Bella Richard Schimmel Sylvia Schimmel Goldie Schimmel Lillian Schimmel Baltimore Joseph Kepner Gettysburg Lawrence Moul S. G Wolfe Abbottstown Dale March Harvey Knaub Dillsburg George Kimmel Ida Snyder York Springs Vacel Snyder Hampton School Theron Bair Glenn Bair Gay Nelson Ensor Harold Hartzell Wiliam Mou Whiley Morris Warren

Local Social News Readers and Visitors List

Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stock included Mr. and Mrs. Benney of Harrisburg, Mrs. Marie Dudley and Edgar Stock of York, Mrs. James Wolfe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gorsuch and daughters, and Mrs. Kiary Lehman of York. Sunday guests of Harry Myers and family were Mrs. Jennie Eckert and Ira Slaybourd of York. Out of town visitors to Mrs. D. E. Myers were the Rev. Kenneth D. James, Mrs. Boyd Crook and Junior, D. L. Smith and daughter Janice of Harrisburg, John Crist and family of York, and Genec- Crist.

Florence Kiary Lehman York Raymond Stock Fannie Mae Hanover James Markel S. W. Stock Harry Myers Jennie Eckert Ira Slaybourd Charlotte Laura Miller Clarence Whorley Helen Spotz Thomas John Monk Esta Wanpler Helen Throne Thomas Monk Roy T. Kraber Lansdowne D. L. Smith Janice Harrisburg John Crist Wiser Ruth Kermit Crist Genec

Thanksgiving Dinner Guests Across Towns Reported

In Reading township Li eve Reever hosted guests including Mr and Mrs William Menezes Joyce Billie Margaret Decker of Hanover Mr and Mrs David Myers The Pines and Mr and Mrs Maurice Forte Thomas Monk and John York Also listed are Hanover residents Mr and Mrs Harvey Duncan Littlestown R D and BE C Myers Mary Asper Other weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Robert Wolf of Palmyra Mr and Mrs Howard Treiber and family Annville residents Earl Treiber and children Sunday dinner at the same home followed by the Rev and Mrs Kenneth D James being hosted by Miss Annie Slothour and others.

Mary Asper Robert Wolf Palmyra Howard Treiber Earl Treiber Annville Kenneth D. James Annie Slothour

Young Glen Rock girl dies after auto collision

Phyllis Druck three years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Druck of Glen Rock, passed away Friday in York hospital from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Henry Roser of Glen Rock. The child stepped into the street beside a moving van in front of her home.

Phyllis Arthur Druck Glen Rock York Hospital Henry Roser

Sheriff Sale of 226 Acres in Adams County Pa

Public sale set for December 12 1936 at 2 PM in Gettysburg Court House. Property includes 226 acres of land in Hamiltonban Township Adams County with a 2 1/2 story stone house bank barn wagon shed four chicken houses and other outbuildings seized as the property of Robert W Watson and Zella B Watson. Ten percent of sale price due immediately after sale. failure to comply may trigger resell.

Court of Common Pleas Adams County Court House Gettysburg Ham‘itonban County of Adams State of Pennsylvania W. P. Wengley Copper Mine Company, Et. al Toms Creek Joseph Reed C Reese Daniel Snyder Black Ork Rock Oak Reed Bigham Mentzer Robert W. Watson Zella B. Watson

Hanover News Dealer Held on Complaint

T Earl Culp was arrested after detectives seized over 700 copies of alleged obscene literature from his Baltimore Street shop in Hanover. The raid followed a complaint by Rev Mary H Ellis who alleged purchases of the material from Culp in several towns. Bail was posted for a hearing.

T. Earl Culp Hanover Baltimore Street Jesse Crabbs Burne] Trone Mary H. Ellis Lancaster Culp Ellis Gettysburg Littlestown Abbottstown McSherrystown Justice of the Peace John W. Dobbs

Prescription Department Co operates with doctors

Our team lines up with every doctor whose prescription comes to our hand and offers full cooperation. The ingredients are the best and our work is skillful. Try us out and be convinced.

Worker Injured in Quarry Accident at Lincoln Highway Site

Jonas Berkheimer of Spring Grove was badly hurt while loading heavy bridge timbers at the Steacy Wilton quarry at Bittings Station. He fell from a railroad car, struck his side on a steel rail, and suffered three broken ribs with additional injuries. An X ray at York hospital confirmed the injury. he remains at home.

Jonas Berkheimer Spring Grove Steacy-Wilton Company Bittingers Station Berkheimer Spurgeon T. Shue Shue York Hospital Banks Construction Company Abbottstown Cross Keys

Adams county clerk records 145 marriage license applications

The Adams county clerk of the courts reports 145 marriage license applications in the first eleven months of this year, down from 285 in the same period of 1935. A three day interval required by a state law largely caused the lag, with the new law active for only three months of 1935. November matched October and September in applications, while seven couples who applied last month have not yet wed.

Adams County

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