Thanksgiving program and high school basketball open season at New Oxford
The Turkey's Oinion and related pieces headline a Thanksgiving assembly at New Oxford High School led by the Sophomore class with songs, poems, and readings. New Oxford then opened its 1933-34 basketball season hosting Arendtsville, the girls winning 22 to 14 and the boys fighting to a 16-16 tie before Arendtsville pulled ahead in overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilpin Cook
Betty Neel
Dorothy Sadler
Wilmen Gorman
America
John McJohn
Madeline Hoffnagle
Mildred Boose
Priscilla
Evelyn Staub
Doris Ballew
Alfaretta Stock
Mary Bair
Lavenn Walker
Luise Yenaly
Ruth Kopman
Pauline Myers
Miles Standish
Charles Livingston
Glenn Feiser
John Alden
Glenn Plank
Moan
Charles Hensel
Faye Yohe
Landis
New Oxford High School
Arendtsville
Millershell
New Oxford
Herman
Fleshman
Duttera
Kohler
New Oxford Boys
Oxford
Finis
Public Sheriff Sale of 147 Acre Franklin Township Property
Pursuant to a writ of fieri facias issued from Adams County Court of Common Pleas the Sheriff will expose at public sale on Saturday December 30 1933 at 2 pm at Gettysburg Court House the real estate of Curtis Sowers in Franklin Township Adams County Pa consisting of 147 acres with two story frame and two story brick buildings bank barn wagon shed hog pen and outbuildings bounded by Ira Deardorff Mrs John Sheely Bros and Mrs Pias. Ten percent of sale price due immediately after sale. failure to comply may lead to resale.
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Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Franklin
County of
Adams
State of
Pennsylvania
Ira Deardorff
Shely Bros
John
Sheely Bros
Pias
Curtis Sowers
John C. Wible
Spring Grove Varsity Beats New Oxford In Tuesday Game
Spring Grove high school varsity basketball defeated New Oxford high school 25 to 12 on Tuesday night at Spring Grove. New Oxford’s second string trailed 19 to 12 as Spring Grove’s bench players saw time.
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New Oxford High School
Spring Grove
New Oxford
Heidlersburg Lecture and community obituaries brief
Heidlersburg hosts a missionary lecture at St Mark s Lutheran church presented by Professor Larkin of Gettvabure. Rev Ellis preached in Hanover church in place of the late Rev J H Little whose father died. Mrs Elizabeth Martin Kennedy wife of Clarence Kennedy dies. pallbearers named Merl Clark W H Clark Carl Deam Charles Cashman.
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Heidlarsburg
Larkin
Gettvabure
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Heidlersburg
Ellis
Hanover
J. H. Little
Elizabeth Martin Kennedy
Clarence Kennedy
Mark Knouse
Carlisle
John C. Brame
Clarence Tanger
Verna Shull
Coumbia
York
Agnes Kernes
Columbia
William F. Shull
Belmont
Wilmer Clark
W. H. Clark
Carl Deam
Charles Cashman
Cows Produce High Milk and Butterfat in Adams Co
November test results from Adams County Cow Testing show seven cows above 40 pounds butterfat, one over 50, and one over two pounds daily. Eighteen cows exceed 1000 pounds milk, seven surpass 1200. Top butterfat producers include H. E. Brown, George Motter, Edgar Weaner, A. B. Williams and Edgar Leer.
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Lee A. McCauslin
Adams County
Stingley Given Ten to Twenty Years for Holdup
Leroy H. Stingley of Clinton County Ohio was sentenced to ten to twenty years in the Eastern Penitentiary by Judge Fred Reese in Carlisle after conviction for taking part in a June 1932 holdup of Robert Brown a Carlisle garageman. Brown and McCreight testified. Brown identified Stingley and McCreight as the robbers who tied Brown to a fence post near Brushtown before fleeing in his car.
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Leroy H. Stingley
Clinton County
Ohio
Eastern Penitentiary
Fred Reese
Carlisle
Ohion
Robert Brown
Stingley
M. M. McCreight
Brown
McCreight
Commonwealth
Gettysburg
Brushtown
Lingg charge withdrawn in Gettysburg case
A charge of wantonly pointing firearms against 16 year old Lloyd Lingg of East Berlin was withdrawn Friday morning by C. F. Tawney of Gettysburg. The costs were placed on Lingg by Justice Neil W. Gibson of Gettysburg, with a hearing set for Friday evening.
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Lloyd Lingg
East Berlin
C. F. Tawney
Gettysburg
Lingg
Justice of the Peace
Neil W. Gibson
Real Estate Seizure In Franklin Township Adams County
Under a writ of FTER the Curtis Sowers property in Cashtown Franklin Township Adams County Pennsylvania is being sold. The parcel includes a two story brick house a stable a wood shed and outbuildings bounded by Lincoln Highway to the north Kuhn to the south Deardorff to the east and Robert and others to the west. Sale is conducted by the Sheriff's Office Gettysburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Court House
Gettysburg
Cashtown
Franklin Township
Adams Co
Penna
Lincoln Highway
Charles Kuhn
Molly Deardorff
William Robert
Curtis Sowers
John C. Wible
Drug Store Reps Form New Association in Gettysburg
Drugelata of Adams York and Franklin counties met at Gettysburgh and organized a retail drug council with NRA approval. Howard Stonesifer Littlestown elected president and Otto Strock Red Lion named secretary treasurer. The group will handle code violations in the tri county drug field and a tri county retail dr ugists association was also formed.
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Drugelata
Adams
York
Franklin
Gettys
National ‘Council
NRA
Howard Stonesifer
Littlestown
Otto Strock
Red Lion
S. Miller Greenawalt
Chambersburg
Horace Baughman
Hanover
M. R. Tate
Clair C. Moore
Adams County Pennsylvania Notice of Property Sale Details
Notice describes real estate in Adams County described as a 158 acre farm with a 214 story frame house bank barn hog pen chicken house garage and other outbuildings. Bordered by Settles Solenberger Farm Citizens' Trust Co Perren Robert and the McKnightstown Station road. Sells the Bu cher and W. L. Robert property including 16 acres of wheat and 7 acres of rye.
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Court of Common Pleas
Adams Counety
Court House
Gettysburg
Adams County
Franklin
County of
Adams
State of
Pennsylvania
Harry G. Bucher
W. L. Robert
Gettysburg Drugists Named To Adams County Meeting
Strock Red Lion and Waynne M. Keet of Gettysburg were placed off that by a laws committee with P W Stallsmith on the membership committee. Druggists attending from Adams County included Robert K. Myers P W Stallsmith Frank N. Britcher and Wayne M Keet all of Gettysburg.
Auker and Stonesifer Named in New Oxford Littlestown Note
Edward I Auker of New Oxford and Moward Stonesifer of Littlestown are mentioned in a local item. The brief notes their involvement in a community matter from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward ‘I’. Auker
New Oxford
Moward Stonesifer
Littlestown
Deer Kills 4-Point Buck in Center County Hunt
William Muhn of Cashtown shot a 150-pound four point buck in Center county while hunting with Walter Cromer of Hanover and Charles Kuhn of Cashtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muhn
Cashtown
Center County
Walter Cromer
Hanover
Charles Kuhn
Dr Philip Melanchthon Observes Eightieth Birthday at Gettysburg
Dr Philip Melanchthon dean emeritus of Gettysburg College marked his eightieth birthday at his home in Gettysburg. Mrs William Cool, 40, mother Sloven children in Liberty town was quarantined for diphtheria on Tuesday.
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Philip Melanchthon
Gettysburg
Qgettburg
William Cool
Mother Sloven
Liberty Townsl
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