Shooting match at Gray Goose Inn draws prizes of ducks and turkeys
Local note this Saturday at 1 30 at the Gray Goose Inn Bonneauville promises a shooting match with ducks and turkeys as prizes. Also reported were society meetings at St Pauls Reformed church and Hanover area births and civic notices including fire company nominations and a public sale at Joseph C Klunk near Conewago Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Goose Inn
Bonneauville
Mite Society
St. Paul's Reformed Church
W. Hafer
Miller
Lincolnway East
Raymond
Wolfe
Hanover Street
Clair Bentzel
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
Ralph Decker
Rita Jeanne
New Oxford R. 2
Warner Hospital
John Snyder
Snyder
Eva Raffensperger
New Oxford
New Oxford Fire Company
Aldes A. Frantz
Littlestown National Bank
York
Anna Jane Bollinger
Susquehanna University
Selinsgrove
Harvey Bollinger
Carlisle Street
Sara Louise Miller
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Wilbur H. Miller
Lincolnway E
Court House
Donald David Krug
Paul Krug
Hanover R
Doris Lyle Bible
Wilber Bible
Richard Newhard
Maxine Prowell
New Cumberland
Rose Beckman
Edith Weaver
W. High Street
Esten Carper, Jr
Carole
Midway Island
W. Hafer Miller
Guy Miller
State College
Miller Rheme
Malcolm C. Moritz
Water Street Gettysburg
Justice of the Peace
Claude Straiey
Rose Marie Smith
Jos. P. Smith
Boston
Geo .K. Sheffer
Harmon Snyder
Janet
Philadelphia
Geo. B.effer
Aberdeen
Marilyreffer
Gettysburg
John Wolfe
Robert ‘Connell
Manhasset
L. I
Joseph C. Klunk
Conewago Chapel
Klunk
Bernard
Brownies
Mark Eckert
Anta Plank
DAR
Anna McDonnell
Virginia Bowling
Gwendolyn Freed
Norma Jean Hull
Charlotte Orndorff
Nancy Miller
Sylvia Dallmeyer
Yvonne Ecker
M. G Colestock
Chauncey Colestock
Irene
Richard Wilson
Phils
Clair Colestock
Landsdowne
John Colestock
Harrisburg
Emmett Colestock
John
Susan
Exwhn
Baith Myers
C. Mclaughlin
Cool Springs
N. C
W. D. McLaughlin
Devener
Norfolk
New York
New Jersey
Virsinks
New Oxford Library Receives New Book Lot and Gifts
Miss Kathryn Oller Adams County librarian visited the New Oxford library room and rearranged the collection. A complete shelf of mystery titles and many late books are now available. Patron enrollment reaches 227, with growing interest as cold weather nears. Library hours are Monday 7 to 9 pm and Friday 3 to 5 pm. Mrs George E Sheffer and Fred Gable serve as librarians. The library committee meets Thursday evening with full attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Oller
Adams County
Oxford
George E. ‘Sheffer
Fred Gable
Marriages Tie Lerew Smith in York Church Ceremony
Miss Elaine Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Smith York married Paul J Lerew son of Mr and Mrs Paul P Lerew East Berlin in a 4 30 pm ceremony at John s Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev Edward Kraus officiated The bride wore a candlelight satin gown with illusion veil and long train The maid of honor Busan Smith sister of the bride wore bronze while bridesmaids Betty Lerew and Lois Leber wore crimson and leaf green gowns Best man Calvin Lerew and ushers William Smith Eugene Elgin Jr attended The couple left for a southern wedding trip and will reside in East Berlin The bride a 1945 graduate of York Hospital School of Nursing and former United Airlines stewardess The groom in the garage business with his father previously attended East Berlin High School 1940 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busan Smith
Betty Lerew
Lois Leber
Miss Lerew
Miss Leber
Calvin Lerew
William Smith
Eugene Elgin
Charles Eister
Malotte
Bond
Stultz
Charles Apple
William Penn
York Hospital School of Nursing
United Airlines
East Berlin
Local Hanover News Briefs Include Hospital Admissions and Club Meeting
Discharges and admissions at Hanover hospital include Earl E Rohrbaugh sent home from the hospital and Minnie Trimmer, Mollie Morganthal, and Merle Freed among those admitted for operations or care. Visitors from York and Pittsburgh joined Therese Ruff and family for Thanksgiving. Nu Ox Rod and Gun club met with 96 members. Dr Karl Hoffmeister discussed other associations and a State Game Commission speaker is planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Rohrbaugh
R. D
Hanover Hospital
Harvey Smith
Borden
Lincolnway West
Minnie Trimmer
Hanover Ambulance
Carl E. Stough
Merle Freed
Carlisle Street
Wm. C. Jacobs
Kenneth
Mollie Morganthal
York
C. A. Ruff
Lincolnway East
Russell J. Ruff
Pittsburgh
Ruff
Percy Alwine
Virginia Alwine
ANC
Phyllis Alwine
Berlin Junction
Hospital Report War ner lists discharged patients in Gettysburg area
Warner hospital reports multiple discharges and admissions. Discharged include Mrs Jennie Peters and infant Shirley Grace Gettysburg R 2 Romney other listed patients from Gettysburg areas. Admissions include Michael Clabaugh Doris Moritz Mrs Ralph Kessel and several others from Gettysburg addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hospital
Jennie Peters
Gettysburg
Spencer Hoak
Shirley Grace
Albert H. Engelbert
Sarah Ellen
Ruth Hutter
Michael Clabaugh
Donald MacPherson
Stephen Knox
Philip Piccola
Philip Werner
Virginia Myers
Howard Hankey
Ruth Ann
Mary Stock
Sterling Adams
Vincent Sanders
Patricia Ann
Kenneth Woodward
Barbara Redding
Eugene Strausbaugh
Sandra
William Witherow
John E. Kerrigan
Joseph Francis
Ellis Jackson
Robert Slaybaugh
Robert Eugene
William Robert
George Smith
Doris Moritz
Ralph Kessel
Clarence Stambaugh
James F. Riley
James McElroy
John Rafffensperger
Fire destroys Littlestown home causing $1000 loss
The Alpha Fire company answered a 2 pm Tuesday call to John Fogle's home one mile SW of Littlestown. Husband wife and grandparents lived there in a weather-board bungalow owned by Hobson Crouse. Overheated kitchen range ignited ceiling, spreading, then extinguished by booster water. Most furniture and clothing ruined. elder Fogie moved to Roger Kress's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Pire Company
Littlestown
John Fogle
Mill Reed
Hollinger Agency Celebrates 35 Years at 17 Carlisle
The D. Guy Hollinger & Bro. real estate and insurance firm at 17 Carlisle street Hanover marks 35 years since D. Guy Hollinger took over the Wirt firm in - the business has endured under the Hollinger name. The firm has been led by Hollinger, his son John 8. Hollinger, and later by Mrs. Hollinger and daughter Mrs. M. B. Hearn Jr with her son assuming charge October 6, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Guy Hollinger
Carlisle Street
Hanover
Charles B. Wirt
George N. Forney
Franka. Ziegler
J. Wesley Myers
C. N. Myers
Hollinger
William
John 8. Hollinger
D. Guy Hollinger & Bro
Claire
Mary Brockley
Edgar Krug
Emily Swartz
No. 17
M. B. Hearn, Jr
Solemn Closing of Forty Hours Devotions in New Oxford
The Forty Hours Devotions concluded with solemn benediction and a procession of the Blessed Sacrament at Immaculate Conception Church New Oxford. Rev Joseph V Gagan of Charlottesville led the three day devotions with Rt Rev Mser Patrick F McGee and many local clergy assisting. The procession included Holy Name members, acolytes, and boys in white with chrysanthemums as the choir sang Holy God We Praise Thy Name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
New Oxford
Joseph V. Gagan
Congregation of the Precious Blood
Charlottesville
Mser
Patrick F. McGee
McSherrystown
Raymond Gallagher
Hanover
Cyril Alwein
Robert Mahr
Columbia
Mark Stock
Gettysburg
Chester Leszewski
St. Mary's
Paradise
Cletus Wagman
Conewago
John Weber
Littlestown
Robert D. Hartnett
McSherrys
Chester Loszowski
Holy Name Society
Assumpsit Action Placed On File In Berwick Township
Howard Wolf of Abbottstown sues Washington Wolf of Berwick Township for 1442.60 plus interest from October 1, 1945. The filing in the prothonotary's office alleges a loan of 1442.00 secured by mortgage or judgment note, which the defendant has not executed or repaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assumpsit
Howard Wolf
Abbottstown
Washington Wolf
Berwick Township
Attendance report of Red Hill School month of November
The following pupils were prevented from attending every day during November at Red Hill School: Terry Dean Hippensteel, Roy Fuss, Shirley Shadk, Harold Shadie, Glenn Stambrough, Clark Beaver, Merrill Mumemit, Mary Mathias, Nancy Starner, Mrs Sara W Yohe, teacher. Table Model Radio Immediate delivery Leinhardt Bros Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Hill
Terry Dean Hippenstee
Roy Fuss
Shirley Shadk
Harold Shadie
Glenn Stambreugh
Clark Beaver
Merrill Mumlmert
Mary Mathias
Nancy Starner
Mra
Sara W. Yohe
Deaths in Adams County and Nearby Areas
Death notices from Adams County report George A. Kuhn 78 of Bonneauville died at home after prolonged illness. Survived by wife Ann Bevenour Kuhn and two sons Simon and Francis Kuhn. Also listed are infant Charles Michiel Heyser of McKnightstown and families, graveside services at Flohr's cemetery. Other obituaries include Erma C. Krout of Gettysburg, 42, a clerk for Prudential, and Mother M. Perpetua of St. Joseph's Academy, McSherrystown. John A. Ports, 44, of Philadelphia, died after six weeks illness. several siblings and a wife mentioned. Also Mrs. Mary Jane Pittentart of East Berlin, Adams County native, noted with husband Cletus Pittentart and children Mabel and others. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Kuhn
Bonneauville
Ann Bevenour Kuhn
Simon Kuhn
Gettysburg
Francis Kuhn
Hanover R
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Charles M. Heyser
Charles Michiel Heyser
Charles E. Heyser, Jr
McKnightstown
Warner Hospital
Heyser
M. Perpetua
St. Joseph's Academy
McSherrystown
Chesnut Hill
Perpetua
St. Bartholomew's Philadelphia
St. Vincent's
Holy Family
Bayonne
N. J
Marcelline
Academy
Chestnut Hill
C.C. Potente
Mary Jane Grace Pittentarf
Cletus Clester Pittentart
Berlin
Nova Sundar
Adams County
Georgi
Rachel Baldwin Punt
Mabel
New Oxford Public Schools Attendance Report
The November perfect attendance list covers grades 1 through 12 with named students and teachers for each grade level. Notable entries include Ruth Ann Drumm and Mary Kitamiller in grade 1 2 under Miss Geisler, and Doris Byron among grade 7 students under Mrs. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Public Schoools
Miss Geisler
Ruth Ann Drumm
Mary Kitamiller
David Winebrenner
Gary Cassatt
Arlene Chronister
Randall Higinbotham
Jo Ann Mumbert
Janet James
Ida Millhimes
Charlotte Orndorff
Jan Sponseller
Edward Walton
Miss Sponseller
Virginia Bowling
Sylvia Dallmeyer
Row
Nancy Myers
Edwin Stockham
Phyllis Alwine
Ruthetta Byron
Kenneth Ecker
John Herman
Shirley Sebright
Mrs. Cook
Doris Byron
Dorothy Daum
Earl Deatrick
Richard Elder
Carl Frankenfield
Vergie Griffin
Evelyn Hankey
Dale Kennedy
Nancy Lahman
Paul Leigh
Charles Markel
Mary Masenheimer
Barbara Mauss
Shirley Meckley
Patsy Mehri
New Oxford Town Council Minutes Discuss Borough Association
The New Oxford town council met Monday evening with Chas Alwine presiding. Members Walker Kratzert Muiar DeTar and Himes attended. They favored forming an association of Adams County boroughs. Treasurer’s report showed November balance 5006.56, receipts amounts including water rents 395.88 state grant 258.53 November fines 25 and other items. disbursements the month totaled 0 as of December 1 balance 4990.59. Council scheduled December 38 for final financial clearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Town
Chas. Alwine
Walker
Kratzert
Muiar
DeTar
Himes
Adams County
Thoenise Fund
Claude S. Straier
Joeph Mahone
Center Square
H. B. Millar
Harry Noble
George W Lillich
Leq Staub
Stcvetars
Church Notices Roundup From Local Lutheran and Other Charges
Local churches list schedules for Sunday school and worship services across congregations in New Oxford Abbottstown East Berlin and surrounding areas. Details include sermon topics such as The Christian Family by Dr Earl S Rudisill, catechetical classes and Luther League, plus dates for council meetings and sacramental services at St Marys, St Johns and other parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical and Reformed
Archie C Rohrbaugh
St. Paul'’s
New Oxford
Emanuel's
Abbottstown
St. John's Reformed
New Chester
Alvin J. Forry
Abbottstown Lutheran
Snyder Alleman
Luther League
Couple released on bond for hearing in assault case
Bernard Joseph Staub and his wife Eva Staub of Bonneauville were freed on bail after a morning appearance before Justice Howard G. Blocher Littlestown. A hearing is set for December 11 at 7 30 p m on an assault and battery charge. The complaint was filed by Anna C Staub. Deputy Blaine E Bixler served the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Joseph Staub
Eva Staub
Bonneauville
Justice of the
Howard G. Blocher
Littlestown
Staub
Anna C. Staub
Blaine E. Bixler
Clear View School Retains November Attendance Record
November attendance list at Clear View School shows pupils present every day. Teachers noted Kathryn Donohue with a full class including Glean Alwine Gan Daum Donald Hippensteel Bere Hockensmith Robert Sipe Barbara Jane Aldridge Gladys Beaver Even Bream Rechite Laughman Elven Beaver Glenn Hoffheins Larry Shadie Donald Wagner Ariene Hockensmith Norma Jean Laughman Lois Warnick Edwin Stamer Judy Ecker Ruby Mummert Mary Jane Yingling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear View School
Glean Alwine
Gan Daum
Donald Hippensteel
Bere Hockensmith
Robert Sipe
Barbara Jane Aldridge
Gladys Beaver
Even Bream Rechite Laughman
Elven Beaver
Glenn Hoffheins
Larry Shadie
Donald Wagner
Ariene Hockensmith
Norma Jean Laughman
Lois Warnick
Edwin Stamer
Judy Ecker
Ruby Mummert
Mary Jane Yingling
Kathryn Donohue
MARK EF TRONE JEWELER OF HANOVER PA
MARK EF TRONE operated a jewelry business at Baltimore Street in Hanover Pennsylvania. The fragment notes his name and address, indicating a local tradesman listings item from the historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark EF. Trone
Jeweler
Baltimore St. Hanover
New Oxford High School Gains Grades 7 12 Expansion
At a Monday afternoon faculty meeting in the school library, Principal Mechdy presented Dr. Edwin Cruttenden’s report on New Oxford’s system. Enrollment rose from 190 students in grades 9 12 last year to about 260 in grades 7 12 this year, with extended curricula and reorganization sending tuition pupils to New Oxford. The report praises improvements, notes needed changes for the year and long term plans, and commends the faculty and board for cooperation. The board has authorized further purchases and plans to work with county, state, and neighboring districts to enhance facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan R. Mechdy
Edwin W. Cruttenden
Department of Public Instruction
Oxford
New Oxford
Mechdy
Crittenden
Board of Education
Lbrary
Herme
Connemsidit
End
Semmetuink
Geo N Warner Found Dead Along Highway in York Springs
George N Warner 85 of York Springs was found dead Tuesday morning along the stone road near York Springs. Cause of death given as heart attack about 10 o'clock by county coroner Dr. C G Crist. A former New Oxford resident, he served in the Spanish American War and is survived by three wives and several children. Funeral at Pittentorf funeral home York Springs Friday at 10 a.m. with interment at New Oxford cemetery. He belonged to Lower Bermudian Lutheran church. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Warner
York Springs
Stone Road
C. G. Crist
Warner
New Oxford
John Warner
Bessie Colewman
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Guy Warner
York
Theodore E. Warner
Hanover
Pittentorf
Ralph Meckley
Lower
Will Observe Birthday December for Jacob Taughinbaugh
Jacob W. Taughinbaugh a lifelong Straban township resident will celebrate his ninety seventh birthday December 7 at his daughter’s home Mrs F S Weaver Hun-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob W. Taughinbaugh
Straban Township
F. S. Weaver
Sale Register Dec 7 T J Herman Estate Lincolnway West
Sale notices list estate and personal property auctions with dates in December and bids for real estate and household goods. Items include antiques stock machinery farming implements livestock and equipment from multiple heirs and locations near Oxford Berlin Junction Hew Onford and Amber town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Herman
Lincolnway West
Oxford
Wm. J
Charlotte B. Yohe
Antques
F. ML Andersen
Easi Bertia
KR. D
Tive Sack
Francis A. Castaugh
Hew Onford
Red Hil
C. K. Wager
Hmbertown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snyder—Hagertman
William Henry Snyder
W. H. Snyder
Gertrude Elizabeth Hagerman
Francis Hagerman
Jonewage Township
J. McGinley
Datghman—Koontz
Charlotte L. Koontz
Harry J. Koontz
Mary's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Silver Run
David 8. Xammerer
St. Paul's Lu
Blue Mountain Church
Goi
Smithsberg, Md
Jane Gorman
Marriet
Smiths Barber Shop
Parker
Everskerp
Mark E. Trobe
Jevuier , Dalinore
Hollinger Agency
Red Hill School
Leinhardt Bros
Geetse
A. Kuhn
Edwin H. Altland
Edwin HH
Altland
St. Rose of Lima
St. Mary's Cemetery
Erma C. Krout
Pius J. Krout
Miss Krout
Bigham and Thomas Hardware
State
Assistance Board
Prudential Insurance Company
St. James Lutheran Church
YWCA
Business and Professional Women's Club
Carvin E
Curtis Klinefelter
Edmund Bieber
Springtown
Bender Funeral Home
Ralph R. Gresh
Evergreen Cemetery
John A. Ports
Baltimore Avenue
Reuben T
Minerva Garrett Ports
Hanover High
Ports
Hanover Shoe Company
William A. Pelser
Paul L. Foulk
Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
N. O. Public Schools
Mr. Moul
Homorousma
Doris Auchey
Nancy Benedick
Charles Berwager
Susan Berwager
Dolores Crawford
Beulah Chronister
Glenn Cooley
Herbert ‘Crow
Helen Ford
Dorothy Fuss
Nancy’ Gable
Délores Groft
Ian ‘Haar
Betty Hoffacker
Ruth Kimne
Iris Kinneman
Bernice Laughman
Donald Meckley
Leroy Milhimes
Arlene Miller
Ethel Miller
Maurice Myers
Dale Reichert
Calvin Roland
Wallace Sieg
Blanche Smith
Helen Stough
Martha Stock
Richard Wiseman
Joene Wolf
Gene Yealy
Mr. Miller
Jean Altland
Loretta Baker
Doreen Clark
Roland Clousher
Mary Crabbs
Donald Diehl
Betty Gable
Wilbur Hildebrand
William Hoffacher
Dean Hull
Janet Kime
Eugene Me
James
Bernardine Sterner
Jims Restaurant
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
G. E. Sheffer
AMD
Yohe
Earl S. Rudisill
Rudisill
W&s
Chicago
Thiel College
Christian Family
Church Council
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Lutheran Church
Church of the Brethren
J. Monroe Danner
Emanuel Reformed
Hampton
St. Mary's Church
Robt. D. Hartnett
Sodality
Blessed Virgin Sodality
St. Mary's Paradise
the Protectory
Makes Repo Jr
Srigh School
Geo. N. Warner
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