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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1949
Page
13
Gettysburg Aerie No 1062 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted a turkey banquet for 1,600 guests at the lodge rooms in Gettysburg. A 35 member staff cooked and served the feast, with extensive quantities of turkey and sides consumed. Dignitaries and guests included local business figures. charity deliveries were sent to Warher hospital.
Adams county state police at Get tysburg reported 16 automobile accidents in November with 17 injuries and 5 035 dollars in damage. Patrols covered 18 385 miles in 398 trips. 108 traffic arrests and 13 criminal arrests occurred. two stolen cars worth 1775 dollars and 100 dollars in other property were recovered.
Mr. and Mrs F K McClear near Gulden observed their 48th wedding anniversary quietly at home. They have 14 children and 40 grandchildren. A son Frank Zinn from New Oxford shot a five point duck at 10 am on opening day in Cumberland County.
The Adams County Democratic committee filed its campaign expense account listing spending of 1765.45 with H. L. Cratin of Littlestown as treasurer. Income included 603.93 from an ox roast and 1086.66 from the Jefferson Day dinner. donations came from Walter Cranmer and others, ending with a 53.52 balance. Cratin also reported his personal campaign expenses under 150 for Littlestown burgess bid.
Names and hometowns of recruits from New Oxford Abbottstown and Hanover who have enlisted or re enlisted in the army and air force. Richard Small Leo Barrett Charles Stitt William Emig Francis Martin Donald Smith and George Klinedinst plus Donald Hemler. Enlistment spans two or three year terms in field artillery engineers and air force.
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