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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1938

Page

10

Deaths continued list of relatives and services

Alma Garrett is named among the deceased with details of surviving relatives in Wilmington Delaware. Sarah Little aged 80, widow of Robert G. Little, died at Stony Brook after illness, with three daughters and many grandchildren surviving. Funeral arrangements are noted for Hanover and Mt. Olivet cemetery interment.

Sarah Little Robert G. Little Stony Brook Little Samuel and Eliza Cassatt David Cassatt Daniel Sell Littlestown R. D Edward K. Parr Littlestown Iva Little Feiser Hanover H. J. Roth Mt. Olivet Cemetery

Obituary: Lewis S. Gise of Hanover Dies at 73

Lewis Solomon Gise, 14 Penn Street Hanover, died Thursday morning aged 73. Born November 21 1865 he was the son of Solomon and Elizabeth Raffensberger Gise and a retired farmer. He belonged to the Holtz schwamm Reformed church and leaves a son George S. Gise of Abbottstown. Funeral Sunday afternoon with

Lewis Solomon Gise Penn Street Hanover Solomon Elizabeth Raffensberger Gise Gise Holtzschwamm Reformed Church George 8S. Gise Abbottstown

Services Held for Local Resident at Holtzschwamm Church

At the late residence the rites began at 1:30 with further services at Holtzschwamm church conducted by Rev. E. V. Strasbaugh. Spring Grove of Paradise Reformed charge presided. Burial followed in the church cemetery.

Holtzschwamm E. V. Strasbaugh Spring Grove Paradise Reformed Charge

Mrs Mary Gelman Starner Dies at 73 at Home

Mrs Mary Gelman Starner wife of Charles Starner died Wednesday evening at her home near Westminster after a period of illness. She was 73 and a daughter of the late Abraham and Catherine Gelman. Survived by a sister Mrs J T Gorsuch of Abbottstown.

Mary Gelman Starner Charles Starner Westminster Abraham and Catherine Perry Gelman J. T. Gorsuch Abbottstown

Amanda Zeigler 75 Dies After Illness in York Area

Mrs Amanda D Deardorff Zeigler widow of Samuel Zeigler 75 died Monday at 632 Salem Ave York after two weeks pneumonia Born to John and Deliah Deardorff near Davidsburg she lived near East Berlin most of life moved to York 14 years ago Survived by seven children three brothers and three sisters Funeral at 1 30 pm Wednesday at home then Mummert Meeting House East Berlin Rev Daniel Bowser Rev S S Blough officiating burial in Mummert cemetery

Amanda D. Zeigler Amanda (Deardorff) Zeigler Samuel Zeigler Salem Avenue York Zeigler John and Deliah (Gochenour) Deardorff Davidsburg East Berlin First Church of the Brethren John Baker New Oxford Mummert's Daniel Bowser S. S. Blough Church of the Brethren Mummert’s

Funeral Services Held for Justine Eliza at York Springs

Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the L C Pittentorf funeral home in York Springs for Justine Eliza.

L. C. Pittentorf Funeral Home York Springs Justine Eliza

Birth Notice for Stillborn Daughter in Biglerville

The stillborn daughter of Clyde and Edith Bowers of Biglerville was mourned with Rev. Henry W. Sternat of Biglerville officiating. Interment followed in Bendersville cemetery. Surviving are the parents, two sisters Betty Lou and Doris Jean, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Fidler of Gettysburg and R. D., and paternal grandmother Mrs. Nelle Bowers of Heidlersburg.

Beth Bowers Clyde Bowers Biglerville Henry W. Sternat Bendersville Clyde and Edith Fidler) Bowers Betty Lou Doris Jean George Fidler Gettysburg R. D Nelle Bowers Heidlersburg

Obituary of Mrs Elizabeth Snyder of Arendtsville

Mrs Elizabeth Snyder 58 wife of John L Snyder died at home in Arendtsville from a complication of diseases after a year of poor health. Born in Menallen township she lived in the community and belonged to Trinity Lutheran church. Survived by husband two sons John W Snyder and Joseph L Snyder one brother H W Eyster one sister Mrs Ella Fleck and other relatives. Funeral services Saturday at 2 pm from the late home conducted by the Rev.

J. L. Snyder Elizabeth Snyder John L. Snyder Arendtsville Menallen Township William and Harriet Lady) Eyster Lfe-Long

George H. Berkheimer Interment at Greenmount Cemetery

George H. Berkheimer to be interred at Greenmount Cemetery in Arendtsville. Friends may visit the late home Friday evening from 7 to 9 o clock.

George H. Berkheimer Greenmount Cemetery Arendtsville

Pastors Oppose Sale of Liquor in Gettysburg

Gettysburg ministerial group meeting at the Presbyterian parsonage launched a campaign for a local option vote on beer and liquor next fall. They plan petitions against continued bank night at the theatres and may extend the movement to nearby county sections with support from the Anti-Saloon League. A January field day will present temperance work in town churches.

Gettysburg Presbyterian Parsonage Anti-Saloon League Temperance

Church petitions seek bank night sentiment and action

Reverends Morrow Fox and Aungst named to prepare petitions for circulation on the bank night issue. Petitions will go before the official boards of member churches before circulation and will tally parishioner sentiment to Gettysburg authorities. Ministerium members met with Rev Aungst presiding. Sale of 1938 hunting licenses ended with 4150 tags sold, up from 3500 in 1937 due to abundant small game and deer season sales. Ideal gift a yearly home newspaper subscription.

Seth C. Morrow Howard S. Fox Spencer W. Aungst Gettysburg

Adams County Sells 1200 Fishing Licenses for 1939

Adams County Treasurer Ray J Kitzmiller placed on sale Tuesday 1,200 fishing licenses for 1939. Adams county's quota received to date. The 1938 sales here amounted to 1,188.

Adams County Ray J Kitzmiller

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Alma Garrett Wilmington Del William Borbner Baltimore H. K. Snyder Adam C. Ruth Grace Evangelical Church Mrs. Sarah Little George M. Zerfing Iat Electrical Cieis General Electric H. & T. Electric CO York Street Gettysburg, Pa G. E Ward Blocher's Market Frederick Street Hanover, Penna Balint Cal John W. Duttera Goldens Rosalie Rosalie Beauty Shop Carlisle ST Hanover, PA the New Globe Broadway Mr. Aungst St. James Lutheran Church Court House W. G. Horner iIt York Craftsmen E. Market Street York, Penna Martha Myers Beauty Shop Zotos Jamal Vapor Marcel Helena Curtis Duart Frederics Baltimore ST
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