Local notices and community life in New Oxford area
In Lincoln Highway area residents adjust tenancies with Earl Golunten Broverty and Mrs. Herman moving in while Chas Langerman plans to take Clayton Berkheimer farm. Local events include hunting reports, church consistory plans, tax sale notices, school Christmas seal sales, and weekend entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Herman
Earl Golunten Broverty
Lincoln Highway
tors
Ervin Pressel
Walter Herman
Littlestown
Paul Little
new ford
eSherrystown
John Staub
Caledonia
Tuccaay
N. C
Hanover
New Oxford
co for
Wiest Miller
South Mountain
Steacy-Walton Co
Bittingers
A. P. Myers
Bowlder
nait
Chas. Slaybaugh
Jacob Myers
Lincoln Way
East
Raphael Smith
Sheely
West High street
Slaybaughs
Bernard
A. P. Wagner
Carlisle street
Wertz
Muriel
Squire E. L. Eckert
Tg. HH. Fair
League of St. Paul’s Reformed church
H. S. Sheets
Hanover street
Harry Lockenhill
West
section
Leo Poist
Alwine
Pius Long
néaw New Oxford
Sanders
EB. Carroll
Hagerstown
E. Garfield Rout
Carroll
Bath
Rout
Hallie Koontz
R. D
Thanksgiving Week Guests and Local Movements
Numerous residents from Gettysburg and surrounding towns visited relatives and attended Thanksgiving gatherings. The article lists names and addresses of visitors from Hanover, Carlisle, York, Harrisburg, Philadelphia, and other areas, plus local events including a fire company meeting and a school board session.
Hampton Items Mixed Social Notes From Round Hill Area
Local notices record numerous visits among residents in Round Hill, York, and nearby towns. Families including Smiths, Myers, Stock, and Chronisters are mentioned with friendships, visits, and illnesses. a lumber purchase for a new house on a recently burned site is noted along with community labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Smith
Gueker Bakery
York
Kime
Wilcorn
and Medere
Clark
Geiselman
Lettyburg
Flora picks
Arthur Bubb
H. G
Curtis Destrick
Ruth
Berlin
Crist Karffman
Chas. Staub
David
John Deatrick
Eltz
Ralph Za
Hanover
e ReaD
C. Wentz
Spring trove
M. D. Neidick’s
Elen Torder
Hampton
Fllsworth T. Border
Cross Keys
Chas. Leese
J. A. Wackerman
Geo. Kimmel
Adam Kimmel
Virgie
Mildred Shelleman
Thomasville
Elwood Jacobs
Jane Yohe
Anna Deardorff
Edw. Heikes
Heikes
Crist Pittentorf
Esther Deatrick
Lula Tadue
Asners
Charles Stock
Springs
Samuel
Annie Miller East Bertin
Emma Smith
Alverta Myers
Daniel
John Harman
James Bosserman
Wm. Trimmer
Rebecca
Reading
Elias Hartzell
Jacobs’ Station
Byron Nickey
Nickey
Harry Kisindinst
Huntington
Ira Masemen
H. B. Dicks
Robert Hetrick
John McKenley
John Beck
Camp Hill
McKenley
eather
Henry Heinard
Roy Kraper
Lansdown
Harry Kime
Harry Hoover
Wm. Raffensperger
Eilzenbethtown
Francis ‘Metz
Albert Myers
Russell
Sevilla
Myess
Martin Kaufman
sugter
Hamm
Esther Wolf
John Evans
Local Happenings in New Oxford Area This Week
Local reports note Jos C Felty reappointed pumper by Water Committee succeeding S Mununert. Roy C Taughinbaugh, horse dealer, bought a new Ford coupe. W J Craumen, agent at Abbottstown, involved. Kayes Seie restored to Lincol fay W County Home. County home residents and workers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. C. Felty
Water Committee
Mununert
Roy C. Taughinbaugh
W. J. Craumen
Abbottstown
Kayes Seiie
Lincol fay
Levi Osborne
Mt. Please
Fairfield
Frank March
New Chester
Conrad Strausbaugh
Mr. Stock
Granville Slaybarch
Carlisle street
Jas. C. Hérman
W. H. Carbourd
Harold M. Kramer
Crystal theatre
Lyceum
Burgess Hummer
Center Square
Mt. Misery
Joe" Peterman
Moritz’s
Helen Sheely
Dee
Fox
Virgin Paradise
Pearl White
J. Curtis Herman
Baltimore street
Hanover
Tos
Witter
Weaver foundry
D. M. Cashman
Tyrone township
Geo. E. Snyder post
A. T
Sanders
N.O. C. of C
A. P. Wagner
Health Board
Council
Hanover Light Co
Boro
H. S. Sheets
Robby
Ed Smith
church of the Immaculate Conception
Santa Claus
New Oxford
Brush Run
Woman's Missionary society of I the first Lutheran church of
Slentz
Estore
Joseph Strausbaugh
F. X. Billman
N. i Peters street
Granville Slaybaugh
New Chester items and regional notes in November roundup
Local notices report births, marriages, and travels around New Chester and Sharers Mill. Highlights include a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Haar, sickness confining Mrs. W. W. Neely, and numerous short visits among residents. Also covered are hunting results near New Chester, school attendance for November, and license actions against Joseph J. McMaster for intoxicated driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Haar
Sharrer's mill
W. W. Neely
New Chester
Geo. Groscost
Groscost
Groscost Bros
Katig Haar
Thomasville
Dale March
Hampton
D. M
Emory Myers
York, Springs
Hattie Myers
PRirrisburg
Melvin Sharrer
Edw
Snyder
Hanover
Kathryn Deardorff
Gettysburg
Allen Myers
York
Alvin Groupe
Elda
Helen Huff
Charles
Lena Dodson
Meadow Mills
John Boyce
H. H. Fair & Co
New Oxford
Vergie Neely
York Springs
Darius Shull
South I mountains
Ed Fair
buck
New Chester school
Strahan township
Robert Ginck
Paul Kepner
Paul McIntire
Morris Milchimes
Lewis Racey
Bernie Lee
Mark Shanebrook
John Snyder
Robert Stoner
Myrtle Cooley
Pauline Eicholtz
Catherine Gulden
Ruth Kemper
Esther Lass
Madeline Shank
Golden See
Lucian See
Mildred Stock
Kathryn Winand
John M. Stitt
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
Multiple residents from Lincoln Way East to Gettysburg area are treated or discharged at Warner Hospital and Harrisburg hospitals. Notable items include appendicitis surgeries, a broken leg treatment, pneumonia case, and a birth at Gettysburg hospital. Edith Hamilton is reported ill in Philadelphia after presumed earlier disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie A. A. Sanders
Lincoln Way
East
Baltimore
H. J. Smith
Harrisburg
Wm H. Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
Warner Hospital
Wm. Stallsmith
Aspers
Grace Howe
F . Howe
Route 2
West Side
York
G. H. Howe
Miss Howe
Henry Herman
East Berlin
Gettysburg
Edith Hamilton
Philadelphia
Dorothy Zeigler
Florence Strausbaugh
James Strausbaugh
McSherrystown
John Shaeffer
Charters Bushey
Fairfield RI
John C. Jootermuth
Anna Sefton
Emanuel Stambaurd
Berin Junction
Ruth Myers
Hast Berlin
Kathleen Meikert
Gettyspure
R. B. Zinnland
Mary Vierkheimen
Abbottstown
Ada register
Larceny case ends with suspended sentence for Emmert
George Emmert of York Springs pleaded nolle contendre to larceny charges after a dispute over a store stock and fixtures bought from Harry Baum of Sunbury. He paid $38 in costs as Wm Hersh, attorney, urged leniency due to his character. He claimed Baum misstated the deal and wronged him, with stock worth $500 moved to his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
nolle
George Emmert
York Springs
New Oxford
Harry Baum
Sunbury
Emmert
Wm. Hersh
Baum
Mr. Emmert
Hersh
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Q. Mowery
Indianapolis
Sara Murray
R. N
Haverford
Edgar I. Diller
Brooka
Isaile
mae saiah
J. F. Blairatreet
Geo. D. Ehrhart
Geo. D. Sheely
S. H. Klinefelter
C. P. Smith
Catherine Myers
Dillsburg
Louisa Cook
J. McC. Gilbert
Mae Gilbert
Center Sanare
Elizabeth
N. J
Rove
Columbia
H.Smith
G. H. Roth
Jennie Roth
North Peters street
Ralph Baker
Emma. Stable
C. W. Baker
Martown
Marguerite Sheets
Hanover st
Emma
Helen Sheets
Geraldine Cashman
town
Treva Wagner
Rolling Springs
Kate Wagner
Wm. Cackett
Youngstown
Ohio
Peter Berger
Bonneauville
John A. Foose
Adam Smith
Henry Rinehart
Harry Gettle
Mack
Frank Groft
Sarah Rinehart
Hilda Rider
Chas. R. Rose
Wm. Mikesell
R. Rev
G. A. Livingston and sons
J. Warner
Edward
Donald
Emmitsburg
Ruth Staub
Myrtle Chronister
A. Kemmerer
Monroe Shearer
North Codorus township
Shearer
av Diehl
Pleasant
BO Mary Frantz
A. P. Frantz
Elwood Swartz
Myers
Dallastown
Dowell
McDowell
William McDowell
Geo. A. Miller
Ralph Miller
F. C. McCadden
Birely
W. M. RR
New Oxford Fire Co
N. O. school board
HAMPTON ITEMS
CHESTER
Joseph J. McMaster
McPherson
McMaster
State
Highway Department
First Lutheran church
Meg. W
Emmanuel Reformed church
Frantz
J. B. Shanahan
Kathleen
Harry Noble
Geo. Hensel
Lancaster
Chas. Tiinehart
Harry Hubeck
H.C. Stock
STORK NEWS
Cletun Billman
West Mid street
Leo Long
Paul Kepple
Wandercrift
Keaple
Ruth Hamilton
Harry Stavely
Stavely
David Warner
Usher's Association of
St. Paul's Reformed church
New
Oxford
Adams county
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