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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1933

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Red Cross of Adams County Reports Year of Relief Efforts

The Adams County Red Cross reports a busy period from October 1932 to October 1933 with over 300 workers, flour and clothing centers, and widespread volunteer activity. It details aid to 9,691 yards of material, 3,955 garments, 733 families served, 1,002 civilian families receiving services, and extensive distribution of clothing, shoes, and blankets plus wheelchairs and crutches to relief cases.

The Red Cross Adams County Margaret McMillan Gettysburg Murphy Stores Murphy Store Texas United States Talbot Fund State Emergency Relief Board Newark Shoe Company Littlestown the Red

Estate notices from Adams County orphan court records

Notices announce letters testamentary for Mary M. Clunk and details on the estate of Edwin G. Lough with a trust for William M. Lough. The Citizen Trust Company is trustee and seeks accounts and potential court confirmation with deadlines and exceptions. Officer SEY ORDER OF COURT confirms dates and filing requirements.

Edwin G. Lough New Oxford William M. Lough

Notice of Final Account in Adams County Estate

On December 4 1933 The Citizens Trust Company of Gettysburg as trustee filed the first and final account showing a balance of 916 19 with accrued income from November 23 1933 to be accounted for The account was confirmed nisi by the Orphans Court and will be confirmed absolutely January 2 1934 unless exceptions are filed or by order of Court C F Palmer Clerk of Orphans Court of Adams County

Citizen Trust Company of Gettysburg Adams County Pennsylvania Euwin G. Lough Borourl New Oxford Tris Wailliam M Doug Orphans’ Court F. Plamer Count ii Citizens’ Trust Company of

Saulsbury Canning Firm Buys East Berlin Plant

Saulsbury Canning Company of Sell’s Station has purchased the East Berlin Canning plant from P. C. Smith. The Saulsbury firm will operate the East Berlin plant during the next canning season.

Saulsbury Canning Company Sell's Station East Berlin

November Rainfall Shortfall Continues Across Region

November's total precipitation reached 1.05 inches, below the normal 2.14 inches, marking a second consecutive month with below average rainfall.

Historic Fence Moves From Washington to Gettysburg Site

The historic wrought iron fence that surrounded Lafayette Square in Washington is being moved to East Cemetery Hill in Gettysburg to be placed between Nations and Evergreen cemeteries. The piece, linked to General Daniel Sickles and the Civil War era, was transferred after a 1888 joint resolution and later erected on the hill. Recent assessment noted the fence needs repair.

Lorton East Cemetery Hill Gettysburg Lafayette Square Washington, D. C Daniel Edgar Sickles Sickles United States Senator Key Maryland Congress Gettysburg Park Washington Gilbert France

Public Sale At Dr Wea ver Fruit Farm Near New Oxford

A public sale will be held at the Dr Wea ver fruit farm residence located 1½ miles west of New Oxford along the Lincoln Highway. Household goods include beds dressers wash stand chifforobe wardrobe and chairs plus sofa desk porch swing ice refrigerator stove and many other items. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock. Terms by the undersigned.

Dr. Weaver New Oxford Lincoln Highway

Fence replacement planned between National and Evers Green cemeteries

Civilian Conservation Corps crews from two battlefield camps will remove the dilapidated fence around East Cemetery Hill and erect a new barrier between the National and Evers Green cemeteries to replace a gas pipe fence. After erection the fence will be repainted preserving historic data on the site.

East Cemetery Hill The National Evers Green Civilian Conservation Corps

Fence Gathered by Dr R R L Jones At Gettysburg

Dr RR L Jones, historical technician for the United States department of the interior, then stationed at Gettysburg, and his staff gathered the fence materials.

RR. L. Jones United States Department of the Interior Gettysburg

New Troopers Assigned at Gettysburg Sub-Station

Troopers William Cressang and G V Steadman Saturday replaced Troopers William Kasparvich and Joseph Sttizinges at the Gettysburg sub-station of the state police.

William Cressang G. V. Steadman William Kasparvich Joseph Sttizinges Gettysburg State Police

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