Local business notices and sales in New Oxford region
A string of ads from Gettysburg to New Oxford Pa advertises employment for a dry goods salesman, various farm and livestock items, building lots for sale, closing out sales, and daily goods at Weaver’s Store and Neely’s Sale. Includes notices for coal, frozen fish, egg mash, wood, and farm produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Weaver & Son
Gettysburg
W. H. Kohler & Son
New Oxford
Neely
New Chester
New Oxford Boro
Markets Note on Dry Wheat Standards
The Markets column notes choice dry wheat priced at .6.5 and .81.65 with a firm notice that damp or wet wheat is not accepted at any price. J. H. Duttera lists this specification and seller guidance.
Adams County drives aid for Central Europe relief drive
The Rev. Paul R. Pontius is County Chairman raising 33 million for suffering Central and Eastern Europe. Adams county pastors report 881.62 total from four churches with 644.61 from Adams county churches. Donations come via offerings and charity activities with 1 domino dots fund raising. Parish leaders including Rev. Keener and local pastors urge participation. An addition notes a church pastor appointment in Rossville and a Tyrone wedding dinner honoring Raymond and Fannie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Pontius
Middle
Europe
John D. Keith
Treas
Pontins
Hoover
John W. Keener
New Oxford
Keener
Adams ‘County
Central
Eastern
Paul Pontius
Adams County
Christ Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
China
J. B. Shanahan
Immaculate Conception
Bishop McDevitt
Middle Europe
Paul Glatfelter
Abbottstown
East Berlin
H. O. Harner
Pleasureville
York County
Rossville
Mr. Harner
U. B
West Pennsylvania
Spring 1921 sale announcements by date and place
Announcement lists spring 1921 sales with livestock and farming implements. Dates span February 24 to March 30 with sellers including Geo A Moore Mt Pleasant John Emiet Huntington H S Sillik Highland Latimore T Feiser Reading Mary E Smith Mt Pleasant Charles Hull Oxford rr A Kraber Reading Frank V Schuchart Union Tawney on H C Orndorff farm Guldenwood Jacob Wareheim Mt Pleasant 15 others plus household goods and farm equipment. 50 cent season charge if not advertised by office or bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Moore
Mt. Pleasant
John Emiet
Huntington
H. S. Sillik
Highland
Latimore T. Feiser
Reading
Mary E. Smith
Charles Hull
Oxford
Rr. A. Kraber
Frank V. Schuchart
Union
J. A. Tawney
H. C. Orndorff Farm, At Guldens—wood
Jacob Wareheim
C. Keefer
Tyrone
Chas
Staub
D. H. Sharrer
Charles Geisler
S. L. Ring
F. C. Smith
Listers’ Farm
McSherrystown
Wm. L. Forney
Cumberland
Wm. H. Becker
A. D. Little
Charles H. Eyster
Conewago
Robt
F. Sanders
Straban
Clayton N. Berkheimer
J. E. Hostetter
C. J. BE. Harner
Geo. A. Klingle
New Oxford
New Spring Coats In Latest Materials And Colors
Local shop showcases regulation Spring Coats Wrappy Dolman and Cape styles in plain and heavily embroidered options. Prices range from 9.95 to 69.50 with several mid range selections.
Fine season fabrics offered at low sale prices
The collection features high quality materials in new season styles with ravel stitching ruffled panels embroidery and overskirtings in navy brown and greys. Prices range from $8.95 to $59.50 with the appeal of bought to our advantage and priced to yours.
Shirt Waists In Regulation Voiles At Low Prices
The listing features shirt waists or overblouses mainly in French Voiles priced at 1.98 and 2.95 dollars. It highlights affordable summer garments with classic styles and modest cuts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plymouth Rock
J. Frank Feiser
Hanover Street
Weaver's Store
Gilbert & Son
Carlisle Street
W. N. Hulick
Ryde
Seeady
N. Lving
Lincoln
Ss. S. Wolf
H. W. Stick CO
Hanover
J. H. Duttera
A. P. Wagner
Mareh
John Harbold
Ira G. Herman
Minnie C. Smith
Latimore
Groscost Bros
BUICK
MO. F. Miller
R. M. Wolf
New
Oxford, Pa
Bell
George Street
York, PA
Wee S&s
New York
Georgette
Pahela Ein Peraeds
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