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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1928

Page

9

McSherrystown Corn Show Proves Best in History

The annual corn show sponsored by the Farmers' Bank of McSherrystown was judged by Professor Smith of State College. First prizes went to John Ehrhart for Sure Crop single ear, Nevin Harbold for second. Golden Queen singles won by Rose and Frances Murren. other yellow corn prizes awarded to Joseph Peffer and Grant Keagy. Thirty ear and ten ear displays were later judged, with top prizes awarded to exhibitors in Conewago and Mt. Pleasant townships and Hanover.

Farmers’ Bank McSherrystown F . Topper Russ Hall Professor Smith State College Hanover John Ehrhart Reading Nevin Harbold Rose Murren Mt. Pleasant Township Frances Murren Joseph Peffer Grant Keagy Conewago Township F. W. Topper Hotel Russ Robert Bankett John Hartlaub John Menges Clyde Garrettt Francis Murren Edward J Eggar Carvin Toomey Robert Bankert C. W. Shue Reading Township Clark Berwager Leona L. Shue John Arendt Herman Comfort Union Township James Comfort James Murren

Notice to stay off lands promised for hunting and gathering

Notice to all persons not to trespass on lands of the undersigned for hunting game skunk hunting nut gathering or any other purpose. Offenders will be prosecuted. Substantial list of landowners and farms in Mt Pleasant Straban Oxford townships with tenant names and locations.

Nicholas Hwheltzel Mt. Pleasant Straban Oxford Chas. P. Shultz Hillery Smith Chas. J. Geisler Wm. Ruitters N. Curtis Miller Howard C. Resh Berwick John L. Myers Hamilton Diabb A. Miller Reading I. O. Myers UU. Shanabrook B. Myers Stewart Deardorff Mt. Pleasant Township Adams County W. G. Mascon S. K. Armentrout H. R Slagle Jacob King

Hanover Fire Crews Respond Twice To Water Alarm

Hanover firemen answered two calls Friday night. The Eagle company extinguished a chimney fire at Herbert Furman’s home after a misread message claimed the furnace fire and no water due to water rent non payment. The first call asked the chief fire inspector be sent to 645 East Middle street where water had been shut off.

Hanover Eagle Company Hanover Company Herbert Furman East Middle Street

York Springs High Senior Play Set for Saturday Night

The York Springs High School Senior play will be staged in Snel baker's Hall Saturday at 8 p.m. The cast features Gerald Donald son and Margaret with rivals Ida Dickmyer Nellie Deatrick Nellie Weigle Gloria Chadwick Jean Bushey Ina Spangler Marie Bushey Mildred Harlacher Corey David Starry Clair Bower Slade Harold Miller and Edgar Howe as noted characters in the comedy mystery version of wealth pursuit.

York Springs Snelbaker Gerald Donaldson Margaret Frank Keefer Agnes Dudley Nellie Weigle Gloria Chadwick Gerald Ida Dickmyer Gertrude Chadwick Nellie Deatrick Ted Bradley Gerald’s College Edgar Howe Myrtle

Public Auction of 10 Acre Hamiltonian Land Adjoining Stoops

Writ of levee facias issued from Adams County Court directs public sale on December 22, 1928 at 2 PM in Gettysburg. The property, a 10 acre tract with a 2 story dwelling, barn, machine shed, blacksmith shop and garage, is seized as the estate of John F. Lightner. Sheriff G D Morrison will conduct sale with 10 percent down. failure to comply may lead to resale.

Court of Common Pleas Adams Court House Borough of Gettysburg Adams County Hamiltonian Inp Adams Co C. W. Stoops C. F. Nintle

Change of Ownership for Hanover Bootery

The Hammond Bootery in the State theater building Hanover has been bought by W. E. Strine and L. L. Bittinger from L. P. Hammond York. The shop will be renamed Strines Bootery and stay at the same stand with Strine in charge. Strine has managed the store for two and a half years and was with Hammond for three years. He will continue to offer the same merchandise from the same manufacturers under the motto More Styles and Better Values.

Hammond Bootery State Theater Building Hanover W. E. Strine L. L. Bittinger L. P. Hammond York Strine

Lost certificate alert for CD at Farmers & Merchants Bank

Certificate of deposit No. 32,998 for $200 dated Dec. 18, 1927 issued by Farmers & Merchants Bank New Oxford Pa to E. J. Roland has been lost. Public is cautioned not to negotiate this certificate as a new one has been applied for. Jas W Barnitz cashier.

Farmers & Merchants Bank New Oxford E. J. Roland Jas. W. Barnitz

Meinhardt Rupture Shield Expert Visits York Pa

Chicago expert J. J. Meinhardt will be at the Yorktowne Hotel York Pa Monday December 10 from 9 00 A M to 6 00 P M to demonstrate The Meinhardt Rupture Shield which retains ruptures and claims rapid relief with no understraps and is sanitary and indestructible. Only gentlemen may call and appointments for women and children will be announced later.

ER. J. Meinhardt Chicago Yorktowne York Meinhardt J. J. Meinhardt N. Crawford Avenue

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