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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1929
Page
2
New Oxford item appears as second class mail matter with subscription rates: $1.00 per year in advance, $1.90 if unpaid during the year. Discontinuance only by publisher option until arrears paid. Out of county subscriptions priced at $1.50 annually in advance, $2.00 if unpaid. Advertisements offered at reasonable rates with liberal reductions for contract advertisers.
Samuel A Kane died Saturday a week ago in a Pittsburgh hospital. Born near Get t he moved to Cumberland Maryland as a youth and ran a grocery business for 42 years. Survived by his widow and daughter and several brothers and sisters including Frank Kane Gettysburg Louis Mane Biglerville J A Kane Arndtsville George Kane Kane's Store and Charles Kane Gettysburg.
Wesley J. Hahn died Thursday from bronchial pneumonia at his daughter's home near Silver Run Maryland. He was 84. Survived by six children including Mrs Laura Chronister and Mrs Esther Base. Funeral held Saturday at St Marys Reformed Church Silver Run with Rev E B Peck officiating. Burial in Union Cemetery Silver Run.
Mrs. Sarah Stump widow of Daniel Stump died Saturday in Hanover at the home of her daughter Mrs Isaiah M Myers from a stroke. She was 82. Surviving daughters include Mrs Myers Mrs Ervin B Mummert and Mrs Charles Miller Burial was in Meeting House cemetery on Sunday.
John W. Kittinger of Fairfield dies at 57 after four weeks as a hospital patient in Gettysburg. Death due to complications of diseases. Survived by wife Mary Shinger and thirteen children. Also notes on regional residents’ health and local updates from Hanover Littlestown and York Springs areas.
A touring car operated by Fran Heaiedtn of Hanover was damaged on Monday when a machine from the opposite lane forced it toward the roadside. Klinedinst, a potato chips distributor, escaped injury but the vehicle struck a culvert.
Mr and Mrs D Calvin Rudisill of Two Taverns celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with an afternoon dinner and a large cake inscribed 1889 1929. Family members gathered at the Rudisill home for photographs and a group portrait. Attending were Lewis H Snyder Sellersville Pa Mary V Blettner Hanover John Rudisill Two Taverns Amanda Arentz Two Taverns Wayne E Snyder Sellersville Fred L Rudisill York Rev Early S Rudisill York.
Dr. and Mrs. H. M. Hartman celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Thursday dinner at Hotel Richard McAllister Hanover. Twenty four guests included daughter Catherine and son Henry M. Hartman Jr. The couple, married November 29 1904, are longtime Gettysburg physicians. Mrs Hartman formerly Elizabeth Forney of Hanover.
Kermit Wetzel and Floyd Kime of Orrtanna and Arvide Kime of Fountaindale each killed a buck this week amid a regional hunting report.
Mrs Alice Collins of Littlestown won permission to defend a $1 504 93 judgment with interest from Littlestown Savings Institution after Judge D P McPherson opened the case on a rule to show cause. The issue will focus on whether Collins signed the note. she alleges forged by Miller who fled with proceeds.
Hanover Borough Manager C A Eckbert and four officials were stopped for crossing a white line while passing two cars on a hill west of West York. He paid a $10 fine with $3.70 costs rather than appear at a Thanksgiving hearing, denying the charge.
Ray A Sollenberger of Windsor in York county was arrested on a warrant from Alderman Owen for non maintenance by his wife and two children. He admits to believing his wife bewitched him and after driving them from the home was admitted to the York almshouse amid reports of hallucinations and threats to burn the house.
Roger Sterner of McSherrystown sustained several fractured ribs Saturday after the Hanover McSherrystown car careened through a sharp curve. He fell from the vehicle during the turn.
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