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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1933

Page

14

Red Cross Report Details Adams County Service Year

The Adams County Red Cross reported over 300 volunteers supporting 1932 to 1933 work. Activities included flour distribution to 2,000 families from 15 centers, clothing centers in Gettysburg and Murphy store, and 9,591 yards of material for 733 families. The organization provided wheelchairs, crutches, and other aids to 43 families, packed 180 Christmas baskets, 25 army Christmas bags, and assisted ex servicemen with pensions. Civilian family aid reached 1,002 families through the year with heavy office record keeping.

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 actions and notices in Adams County orphans court

In re estate matters for Mary M. Clunk Edwin G. Lough and related trusts. Executors named for Clunk estate call debtors to pay and claimants to present claims. The Citizen Trust Company reports final account for William M. Lough trust with balance $1,098.66 and accrued income. court schedules hearing January 2, 1934.

Edwin G. Lough New Oxford William M. Lough

Notice of First and Final Account in Adams County Estate

The Citizens' Trust Company of Gettysburg as trustee filed the first and final account for the estate showing a balance of 916.19 with accrued income from November 23, 1933. The account was confirmed nisi by the Orphans' Court and will be confirmed absolutely January 2, 1934 unless exceptions are filed. C. F. Palmer, Clerk of Orphans' Court of Adams County orders notice to all interested parties.

Citizen Trust Company of Gettysburgs Orphans Court Adams County Pennsylvania Erwin G. Lough New Oxford William Moove Unthle Shbould Orphans’ Court Nisidy F. Plamar Adame Citizens’ Trust Company of Gettysburg

Saulsbury Canning Co Buys East Berlin Plant

Saulsbury Canning of Sell’s Station purchases the East Berlin Canning plant from P. C. Smith. The Saulsbury firm will operate the East Berlin facility in the next canning season.

Saulsbury Canning Company Sell's Station East Berlin

November rainfall falls short of normal by a wide margin

A dry month in November produced 1.05 inches of precipitation versus a normal 2.14 inches, marking the second consecutive month with below average rainfall.

Historic Lafayette Square Fence Moves to Gettysburg Site

A wrought iron fence once encircling Lafayette Square in Washington D C is removed from East Cemetery Hill Gettysburg and will be erected between National and Evergreen cemeteries. The fence recalls the Civil War era and the Sickles incident near the old White House.

East Cemetery Gettysburg Lafayette Square Washington D. C White House Daniel Edgar Sickles Sickles Goettysburg United States Senator Key Maryland Congress Gettysburg Park Gilbert East Cemetery Hill

Public Sale At Dr Wea Ver Fruit Farm Near New Oxford

Public sale conducted Saturday December 16 1933 at the Dr Wea ver fruit farm eleven miles west of New Oxford along the Lincoln Highway. Household goods include beds dressers chifforobe wardrobe couch chairs writing desk ice refrigerator oil stove porch swing and many other items. Sale begins at 1 o'clock with terms to be announced.

Dr. Weaver New Oxford Lincoln Highway

Fence project to link cemeteries on battlefield site

Civilian Conservation Corps workers from two camps on the battlefield will remove the derelict structure around East Cemetery hill and erect a new fence between National and Evers Green cemeteries to replace the old gas pipe barrier. After completion the fence will be repainted. Historical data concerning the site is noted.

East Cemeetery Hill National Evers Green Civilian Conservation Corps

Fence Gathered by Dr R Lb Jones and Staff at Gettysburg

Dr R Lb Jones, historical technician with the United States department of the interior, now stationed at Gettysburg, gathered the fence along with his staff.

R. Lb. Jones United States Department of the Interior Gettysburg

New Troopers Assigned to Gettysburg Station

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

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

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