Local News Briefs Add Events From Oxford Township
The New Oxford Item reports on the Alwine Brick company purchasing farmland adjoining the brick yard in Oxford township. Local residents, church groups, theater schedules, births, visits, and social events populate the page with notices of residents in Hanover and surrounding areas, church activities, and school events.
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The
Alwine Brick Company
Oscar Stambaugh
Oxford Township
Stambaugh
Samuel Stock
Hampton
Harry C. Stock
Ridinger To Be Deputy Again
Clerk of the Courts Roy D. Renner announced Ridinger will be retained as deputy clerk for a second four year term starting January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy D. Renner
Harry D. Ridinger
Renner
County Official Announces Appointments in Gettysburg Area
Ridinger is the son of the late Harry H. Ridinger and Mrs. Fannie A. Ridinger of Gettysburg. Mr. Renner is the first county official elected last month to announce appointments to about 32 county jobs spread by the boards and officials.
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Ridinger
Harry H. Ridinger
Fannie A. Ridinger
Gettysburg
Renner
N. O. Fire Company Nominates Officers
The December meeting of the New Oxford Fire Company nominated officers for the coming year including President Philip E. Alwine and Vice President Clair Lockenbill. Election will occur at the January meeting. auditing will follow. Receipts totaled 840 in dues, with a 322.55 balance in the checking account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Fire Company
Philip E. Alwine
Frank Higinbotham
Clair Lockenbill
George Poist
H. E., Lough
Bernard Robinson
Guy W. Klingel
Emory Smith
Eugene Overbaugh
George D. Sheely
Allen Brashears
Joseph Kaiser
Joseph Robinson
William Miller
Ways and Means
Vernon Rife
A. P. Markle
J. R. Hamm
William Benchoff
Leo R. Staub
Thomas O'Brien
James A. Robinson
Charles Weaver
Kermis Sebright
Francis Shrader
H. E. Lough
Phillip Alwine
Dramatic Club Elects Officers At St Mary's
At a Friday meeting of St Marys Dramatic club William Weaver was re elected president for the coming year. Teresa Staub Eleanor Miller and Mary Noel were elected vice president secretary and treasurer. The president and vice president will also serve as dramatic director and music director respectively. A one act play Cousin Deborahs First Luncheon was performed by Frances Smith Teresa Noel Mary C Miller Lea Smith Regina Moore Mary Noel and Agnes Weaver. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Dramatic Club
Wiliam Weaver
Teresa Staub
Eleanor Miller
Mary Noel
Deborah
Frances Smith
Teresa Noel
Mary C. Miller
Lea Smith
Regina Moore
Agnes Weaver
Father of Merchant Falls Downstairs in Philadelphia
Michael Harris of Philadelphia, father of Abe Harris of Gettysburg and owner of Harris Bros. store, was admitted to a city hospital after a fall down stairs. He was discharged Monday. He recently spent time at his son's cottage near Piney Mountain Inn and Abe Harris once lived in New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Harris
Philadelphia
Abe Harris
Gettysburg
Mr. Harris
Piney Mountain Inn
New Oxford
Harris Bros
Father Stock Improves After Sunday Attack
The Rev. Mark E. Stock pastor of St. Francis Xavier's Catholic church Gettysburg suffered a slight heart attack while saying mass at 7 am Sunday. He finished the service with difficulty then retired to the rectory. Monday morning his condition was reported considerably improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark E. Stock
St. Francis Xavier's Catholic Church
Gettysburg
Out West Gift Shop Opens in Gettysburg
Samuel J. Leicey, a native of Lancaster County, has opened the Out- West Gift shop in the Hotel Eberhart building, Gettysburg. The proprietor previously resided in the Midwest before moving to Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Leicey
Lancaster County
Gettysburg
Mid-West
New Oxford Council Concludes December Session
The New Oxford Town Council met Monday in the council chamber with President Freed presiding. Bills paid totaled 936.09 including payments to Service Supply Co and Allen Brashears. Transfers involve the Deatrick mill property fund, with a special December 26 meeting planned to wrap up the year. Cash receipts for November amounted to 2,684.33 with funds from water rents and various labor payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Town
S. F P. Keeny
J. H. Duttera
Good Pump Co
Muller & Co
Steacy-Wilton Co
Cletus Billman
Oscar Zeigler
E. E. Cashman
Clarence Klingel
Arthur Peterman
Allen Brashears
G. E. Fink
A. P. Wagner
Bernard Robinson
George W. Sadler
Metr. Edh. Co
Keefer and Livingston
Deatrick Mill
Livingston and
Duttera
Deatrick
Miss Maust and Bachensky Wed in St Francis Xavier Rites
Miss Ann Lucille Maust daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Maust Get tysburg and John J Bachensky son of Mrs Frances Bachensky Philadelphia were united in marriage Thursday morning at 10 30 o'clock in the rectory of St Francis Xavier Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Lucille Maust
A. A. Maust
Gettysburg
John J. Bachensky
Frances Bachensky
Philadelphia
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
York Bank Transfers Land to Howard Eyster in Jackson Twp
York National Bank and Trust company transferred two tracts of land in Jackson township to Howard Eyster. A daughter Priscilla Jane born December 2 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Yohe Pine Run at Hanover hospital. Veronica Wagman Dallas town visited sister Mrs Preston Smith Cross Keys weekend. Paul Wagner returned to his parents Lincolnway West. Mamie Weaver daughter Agnes and son William Hanover street spent Sunday with Harry Felty Reading. Birthday party for Amy Moore Carlisle street at Kathryn Wehler Hanover street. B A Wagner and son Nicholas York visited latter's parents A P Wagner Lincolnway West. J Reilly Humbert admitted to Warner hospital Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lough
Bedford
H.A. Lough
Hanover Street
H. A. Rupp
Carlisle Street
Hanover
Richard J. Stock
Stock
Elizabeth Taughinbaugh
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Service Circle
Methodist Church
G. Mervin Spangler
Lincolnway East
Wm. R. Russell
Florida
Harry Spitz
Philadelphia
W. Ralph Miller
North Peters Street
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Roy Bollinger
William Albert
J. R. Whitaker
Lincoln Heigts
Washington, D. C
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Luther Orndorff
Berlin Avenue
D. F. Slentz
E. C. Livingston
Granville Slaybaugh
H. E. Lough
Parent-Teacher Association of the
New Oxford Public Schools
Z. Ruth Sponseller
Lottie E. Hulick
Trishtown Fire Company
Robert E. Manley, Jr
York
Manley Products Corporation
Manley
Kate Himes
Ladies
Linus Bevenour
Berlin Junction
P. C. Fleshman
Paul A. Smith
Justice of the Peace
W. D. Brown
Hunterstown
Earl Hagerman
Cross Keys
Arthur Noel
William Wolfe
Potter County
Elizabeth Weikert
Mary Lou Spangler
Board of
York County Commissioners
Republican County Committee
Eyster
Charles N. Schildt
Oxford Township
Alvin S
Irene Ports
Hanover R. D
M. Bessie Gardner
Mae Gardner
York Springs
Frank W. Higinbotham
West High Street
Hanover Hospital
Randall Weadon
Higinbotham
Dorothy Gable
John Melhorn
Berlin Street
Melhorn
Ruth Brothers
John Francis, Jr
Leroy S. Thoman
Helen Ruth
Nellie Hoffnagle
Lincolnway West
Nelson Stauffer
Walkersville
J. E. C. Miller
Miller
Stauffer
Hugh Scott
Knoxlyn Mills
John Joseph Endler
St. Michael's Monastery
Union City
N. J
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Robert D. Hartnett
Rhoda Myers
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mite Society
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Harry C. Stock
Ray Bollinger
Secy
Treas
Agnes Perry
Graduate Hospital
Orange Street
Earl Theater
New Oxford High School
York National Bank and Trust Company
Howard E. Eyster
Jackson Township
Priscilla Jane
Kenneth Yohe
Pine Run
Veronica Wagman
Dallastown
Preston Smith
Paul Wagner
A. P. Wagner
Mamie Weaver
Agnes
William
Weaver
Harry Felty
Reading
Ralph Groft
Harrisburg
Frank Groft
Town
Amy Moore
Kathryn Wehler
Leah Smith
Emma
Squire Orndorff's Court Happenings
Anthony Kwasiborski of Philadelphia was fined 10 dollars for speeding at 75 mph on December 3. Irvin L. Dunnington of Lancaster Ohio paid 10 dollars and costs for 60 mph on December 2. Clarence H. Yinger of York received a 10 day notice for driving on the left on November 23. Robert J. Adams of York faced a December 4 charge of 60 mph. Harry Keller of Shrewsbury was fined 10 days’ notice for 62 mph on December 4.
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Anthony Kwasiborski
Philadelphia
Irvin L. Dunnington
Lancaster
Ohio
Clarence H. Yinger
York
Robert J. Adams
Harry Keller
Clear View School November Nonabsent Students List
The month of November record for Clear View School lists Shirley Albin Richard Geisler Charles Sipe Nelson Small Marie F uckinger Elaine Shultz Jean Snyder Jean Harbaugh Roland Cloucher Velma Fuckinger Merle Shultz Dorothy Brame Gayle Rickrode Madelyn Small Lois Wolfe Charlotte Harbaugh Janet Kohr Alice Jane Stock Melvin Small Dolores Kuhn Lavere Kine Arthur Muller Cletus Zinn Mary Grace Brame Jane Rickrode and Henry Hoffnagle as students with no absences or tardies. Teacher Kathryn Wehler.
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Clear View School
Shirley Albin
Richard Geisler
Charles Sipe
Nelson Small
Marie Fuckinger
Elaine Shultz
Jean Snyder
Jean Harbaugh
Roland Clousher
Velma Fuckinger
Merle Shultz
Dorothy Brame
Gayle Rickrode
Madelyn Small
Lois Wolfe
Charlotte Harbaugh
Janet Kohr
Alice Jane Stock
Melvin Small
Dolores Kuhn
Lavere Kine
Arthur Muller
Cletus Zinn
Mary Grace Brame
Jane Rickrode
Henry Hoffnagle
Kathryn Wehler
Death of Samuel J. Cashman in Highspire accident
Samuel J. Cashman 75 native of Adams County died in Harrisburg hospital from injuries after being struck by a car in Highspire. Driver Lewis Rubinstein said Cashman walked into traffic from behind a parked car. Survived by widow and two daughters Mrs Williams Highspire and Mrs Leas Springdale. Funeral at New Chester Reformed Church with interment in church cemetery.
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Samuel J. Cashman
Adams County
Harrisburg
Highspire
Lewis Rubinstein
Catherine Street
Middletown
Cashman
George Cashman
New Chester
Ralph Williams
Williams
C. A. Leas
Springdale
New Chester Reformed Church
Church
Leas
Rubinstein
Death of George Washington Smith Hunterstown farmer
George Washington Smith age 175 died at his Hunterstown home Tuesday at 8 45 from a complication of diseases after two years of failing health and three months bedfast. He was partially blind then totally blind and moved to the county 21 years ago. Survived by widow Hannah E Veatch and numerous children including Mrs James Ford C Harold Smith Preston D Smith Durward Smith Vaughn W Smith Rollo L Smith serving on Ranger and Mrs Melvin Laughman along with 26 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 10 30 from H B Bender and son funeral home conducted by Rev Harold E Millard with interment in Evergreen cemetery.
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George Washington Smith
Hunterstown
Bedford County
Hannah E. Veatch
Everett
Everett R. 1
Mary A. Barthalow
Hyndman
David Smelser
Martinsburg
Elmira Cornell
Amaranth
Barbara E. Lewis
Claysburg
R. 1
Maggie Baker
Baltimore
H. B. Bender and Son Funeral Home
Harold E. Millard
York Springs
Hunterstown Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Death of Ira A. Kohler in Houston Texas
Word has been received that Ira A. Kohler died in Houston Texas on November 18 after a hunting trip accident near his home city. The note states his wife remains in hospital with injuries from the crash on November 17. He was 49 and leaves a wife a son Dr Ira L Kohler of Houston and a brother William of York plus a cousin Mrs Mattie Ramer of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira A. Kohler
Houston
Texas
Hanover
Littlestown
McSherrystown
Gettysburg
William
York
Ira L. Kohler
Mattie Ramer
Sarah Frommeyer Dies in Brooklyn After Long Illness
Sarah Frommeyer 68 born near Gettysburg died Saturday in Brooklyn New York from complications of long illness. Daughter of the late John and Joanna Frommeyer she lived in Brooklyn for 30 years. Survived by brothers Leo Bonneauville John Lawrence and sisters Mary Ella Delasy and Mrs Charles Mullen all in Brooklyn and Miss Anna Frommeyer Baltimore. Funeral services and interment held in Brooklyn Tuesday morning.
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Sarah Frommeyer
Gettysburg
Brooklyn
New York
John
Joanna Frommeyer
Leo
Bonneauville
Lawrence
Mary
Ella Delasy
Charles Mullen
Anna Frommeyer
Baltimore
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New Oxford High School Notes on York-Adams Conference
Twenty eight members of the Silhouette Staff attended the York-Adams press conference at West York High School. The group, guided by Mrs. Thelma I. Alwine, enjoyed a four to six meeting, banquet, and party afterward. Attendees included Prof. C. P. Keefer H. Edgar Moul and J. R. Hammso with staff members listed by grade, and an assembly program led by Mrs. Vesta Cooke featuring choral and instrumental performances. The attendance roll shows students from first through seniors with many names across grades.
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Silhouette
New Oxford High School
York-Adams
West York High School
Thelma I. Alwine
York
C. P. Keefer
H. Edgar Moul
J. R. Hamm Nso
Sheffer Sale Keeps Home at 253 Baltimore Gettysburg
A deed filed in the courthouse shows Howard W. and Emma E. Sheffer selling their residence at 253 Baltimore Street Gettysburg to Charles L. and Elizabeth Eicholtz of New Oxford. The Sheffers will continue to reside there.
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Court House
Howard W
Emma E. Sheffer
Baltimore Street
Gettysburg
Charles L
Elizabeth Eicholtz
New Oxford
Sheffers
Fish Sale at Smiths Grocery in New Oxford
Strickler's Strictly Fresh Fillets offered Thurs Fri Sat at 10 cents per pound. Buy good fish cheap at Smiths Grocery Center Square New Oxford PA.
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Strickler
Smiths Grocery
Center Square
New Oxford
Gettysburg High School Ends Player Bill Bigham Final Game
Son of Mr and Mrs C Andrew Bigham of New Oxford, Bill Bigham, a Gettysburg senior end, played his final high school football game Saturday. He started for two years, played every game this season, and scored the tying touchdown against Mechanicsburg High.
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C. Andrew Bigham
New Oxford
Gettysburg High School
Bill
Maroons
Mechanicsburg
First Evangelical Lutheran Church Notices
The Rev. George E. Sheffer presides with church school at 9 a.m. led by Prof C P Keefer. Morning worship at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. themes Depart in Peace and An Outline of a Christian Life. Every-member Visitation Sunday afternoon. men commissioned at morning service. Men meet Friday at 7 p.m. Luther League 6 15 p.m. Marilyn Baugher leader. Boys lead in contest.
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church
George E. Sheffer
C. P. Keefer
Luther League
Marilyn Baugher
St Marys Church New Oxford schedules masses and devotions
The Rev. Robert Hartnett announces Sunday low Mass at 7 30 a m and high mass at 10 a m A girls class joins the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary during Evening Devotions at 7 30 p m Miraculous medal devotions occur each Wednesday at 7 30 p m Feast of the Immaculate Conception Friday December 8 includes 5 30 and 8 00 a m Masses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
New Oxford
Robert Hartnett
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Reverend Burke Leads First Mass at St Marys Protec tory and Parish Church
The Rev. William J. Burke rector presides over the first mass at the Prote ctory at 7 a m and a second mass in the parish church at 8 30 a m on Sunday in St Marys Paradise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's, Paradise
William J. Burke
Abbottstown Lutheran Church Christmas Social Notice
The Luther League hosts a Christmas social Friday evening December 8 at 7 30 in the parish house. Rev John R Strevig ministering catechise Saturday at 1 pm Sunday school 9 am Universal Bible Sunday 10 15 am Luther League 6 pm included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbottstown Lutheran Church
John R. Strevig
Universal Bible
Luther League
New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed Charge Services
The Rev. H. E. Sheely presides at St. Pauls New Oxford with church school led by Charles E. Alwine at 9 a.m. Service of worship at 10 a.m. Sermon titled What Is The Straw to the Wheat. Youth Fellowship meets at 6 p.m. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sheely
St. Paul's
New Oxford
Church School
Charles E. Alwine
Christmas Programs At St Marks and St Johns Hampton
St Marks Heidlersburg schedules Sunday school at 6 30 p m and worship at 7 30 p m with a one act Christmas play Through Other Eyes on December 31. St Johns Hampton plans 7 30 p m Christmas program December 24 featuring cantata The Greatest Christmas Song of the Ages with a combined church choir and Sunday school group. A watch night service is listed at Hampton church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Heidlersburg
New Chester
Lions Club Plans Christmas Parties in New Oxford
The New Oxford Lions Club held a meeting to organize a Christmas party on December 22 with town basket distributions. A theater party for ticketed children ages 14 and under will be at the Earl Theater on December 23 at 2:00 PM. Committees named for soliciting, purchasing candies and boxes, oranges and nuts, packing, hand-out, police order, basket, and emergency duties were listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Lions Club
Aero Oil Company
New Earl Theater
C. P. Keefer
K. S. Hoffmeister
Robert Hartnett
William Kohler
H. W. Shhutz
Dr. Hoffmeister
P. B. Dallmeyer
Frank Higinbotham
H. B. Flaherty
Alvin Jones
H. E. Hemminger
Richard Livingston
Placed on Probation Tried to Drown Wife
Albert Hugg of Riverside pleaded guilty to pushing his wife Helen into a bathtub and attempting to hold her head under water. He received three years' probation after a prior nine month sentence was suspended by Judge Frank A. Hendrickson. The couple's separation and the prosecutor's statements framed the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly
N. J
Albert Hugg
Riverside
Hugg
Helen
Frank A. Hendrickson
Howard Eastwood
Huegg’s Late Brother George Linked to New Oxford
Huegg’s brother George, once a resident of New Oxford, is noted in connection with the family history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huegg
George
New Oxford
New Oxford FFA Holds November Meeting at Bair Home
The New Oxford FFA chapter met November 29 at Theron Bair’s home. Harry Baugher was absent due to six weeks illness. The group thanked members for aiding Bair’s Kansas City trip with an oyster supper. A postmeal meeting approved a constitution and by laws and planned a thrift bank before games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Oxford
The
Future Farmers of America
Theron Bair
Harry Baugher
Kansas City
Squire Straley's Court Happenings
John P. O'Brien Jr of West Virginia was arrested December 2 by a state patrolman for driving 62 mph. He paid a $10 fine plus costs. Stanley Wurtz of St Louis was fined $10 plus costs for speeding 64 mph on December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. O’brien, Jr
West Virginia
Stanley Wurtz
St. Louis
Conewago School November Attendance Report
Conewago School reports students not absent in November. Names listed include Henry Costello Joel Miller George Noel Wayne Noel Edward Rodkey Jack Horner Billy Hoffacker Robert Hoffacker Nancy Horner Burnell Hoffacker Lian Pope Charles Miller and Doris Horner. Ruth McDonnell is the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewago School
Henry Costello
Joel Miller
George Noel
Wayne Noel
Edward Rodkey
Jack Horner
Billy Hoffacker
Robert Hoffacker
Nancy Horner
Burnell Hoffacker
Lian Pope
Charles Miller
Doris Horner
Ruth McDonnell
Upcoming Community Events and Fundraisers
A Friday night party at the Firemen’s hall Irishtown benefits the Irishtown Fire Company. New Oxford High School to stage Closed Lips on December 8 for the Athletic Association. Adams County Township Supervisors meet December 18 at 10:30 a.m. Xavier Hall Get tysburg. Irishtown Fire Company to present This Night Beware a three act mystery comedy on January 34 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen's Hall
Irishtown
Irishtown Fire Company
New Oxford High School
The
Athletic Association
Adams County Township Supervisors Association
Xavier Hall
Gettysburg
T. Bower
Table Rock
Barry Colbert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Earl Theatre
Livingston
N. O. Fire Company
Dramatic Club
Father Stock
Council
Fink
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Frank Blair
First National Bank of Gettysburg
J. H. Wolfe
Squire Orndorff
N. O. Public School
Ferne Moul
James Herman
Anna Alwine
Blair Clark
Grace Lawrence
Blanche Arnold
George Groupe
Relda Miller
Betty Jane Hanr
Freda Noble
Joseph Miller
Carson Lamberson
Edward Huff
Harriet Weikert
William Millar
Joseph O’brien
Evelyn Kimmel
Evelyn Cashman
Margaret Whitaker
Pauline Kiingel
Dorothy Miller
Josephine Hafer
Carolyn Ensslen
Catherine Auker
Lottie Kohler
N. O. H. S. Assemly
Vesta Cooke
Oleg Speaks
Bortniansky
Magdalene Spicer
Burnell Chronister
Larry Gable
Kenneth Kohler
Jacob Marquet
Bender Millar
Ronald Flinchbaugh
John Noble
Junior Sebright
Beulah Chronister
Nancy Gable
Jean Haar
Gwendolyn Hamm
Joan Smeltz
Fred Howe
James Miller
Calvin Roland
Jack Schriver
Wallace Sieg
Morris Wagner
Mary Ann Cooke
Gloria Ecker
Charlene Marquet
Regina Mummert
Sylvia Sebright
Bur] Bell
Charles Geisler
Kenneth Griffin
Richard Krug
James Stock
Burnell Wagner
Robert Wehler
Blanche Armold
Helen Byers
Phyllis Halcomb
Gayetta Lamberson
Doris Meckley
Doris Muller
Doris Myers
Vanita Powell
Dorothy Rife
Dorothy Sadler
Mary Frances Smith
Harold Gable
Harold Noel
George Sheffer
Gladys Bowers
Mary Breighner
Emma Jane Gable
Rosella Garber
Dorothy Hensel
Bery Hoover
Ruth Krug
Mary Agnes Long
Gladys Miller
Treva Myers
Zilla Pope
Anna Renecker
Blanche Rummel
Evelyn Staub
Maury Jane Wildasin
Fred Brownwell
Clyde Laughman
Blaine Miller
Aaron Pressel
Bertha
G'burg H. S
Bill Bigham
New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed Charge
Lions Club
F.F.A. Club News
Squire Straley
Conewago
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