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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1936

Page

4

Attempt to Steal Gettysburg Gun Ended by Broken Carriage

The attempt to remove a Wentworth cannon on Oak Ridge near Gettysburg ended when the gun carriage broke after the nut was removed from its bolt. Two shells found on Buford Avenue suggest vandals carried them away as they fled. James R. McConaughie, park superintendent, ordered an investigation with federal help to locate the culprits.

Wentworth Gettysburg Oak Ridge Buford Avenue James R. McConaghie The National Park Confederate Avenue Grover Cluck Mummasburg Road England

M E awards prizes in water heating contests

Metropolitan Edison announced winners at Hanover and Gettysburg tests. Cletus Grover of Hanover won $5 for a 30 day estimate of 1200 gallons at $1.87 to heat with electricity. Actual five day test cost $1.92. 200 gallons of hot water cost 32 cents. Smyser and Snyder of Gettysburg tied in a separate test and each received $2.50 after estimates of 40 gallons daily for five days. The company set the computed cost at 344 cents.

Metropolitan Edison Company Hanover Cletus Grover W. M. Smyser Gettysburg H. Elmer Snyder Smyser Mr. Snyder

Public sale of six Midway Conewago lots in 1935

Florence R. Forsythe administratrix of Eliza J. Myers estate will sell at public auction six contiguous lots Nos 17 to 22 on South Street Midway Conewago Township Adams County Pa. The sale is under Orphans Court order dated October 15 1934 and will begin at 1:30 PM Saturday March 23 1935 on the premises with terms to be announced.

Orphans’ Court Adams County Eliza “. Myers Conewago Township South Street Midway Jacob Melhorn Florence R. Forsythe Eliza J. Myers

Heidlersburg Local Notices and Social Updates

The sale of personal property of the late Cora Cashman brought in 130 dollars under administrator oversight. Local residents report hospital stays and illnesses, visits, and travel notes including I R Tanger admitted to Warner hospital with facial infection. The Fidler Mackley wedding took place at Galdens. Huntington township school board re-elected prior teachers for another year. The Groscost farm near New Chester sold to Mr Spicer of North Carolina. Visitors and callers include Miss Margaret Dishong Fulton county, Mrs Rosie Brame, Luther Cashman, and Rev Dr Hammer from Gettysburg seminary at St Mark s Lutheran. Continuous notes cover family health, returns home, and social visits among Stone Jug, Wierman s Mill, Aspers, and nearby towns.

Mary Morehead J. P. Brenizer J. K. Byers Stone Jug Dover Lawrence Fidler Fidler Clarence Tanger Myrtle Kennedy Laura Fidler Fidler-Mackley Galdens Huntington Township Groscost New Chester Mr. Spicer North Carolina C. E. Bosserman Murray Wagner Wilmington Delaware Curtis Bosserman Fred Stough Charles Stough Harrisburg Rock Chapel Hill Grant Deatrick Detrick Home Margaret Dishong Fulton County Rosie Brame Wierman's Mil Luther Cashman Mr. Hammer Gettysburg Seminary St. Mark's Lutheran Church Lizzie Pittentorf Aspers Bessie Kemper Hanover Isabel Kemper York Lloyd Kemper York Springs Fannie Kemper Sundey William Yohe George Wirt H. G. Haverstick Latsmore

Mrs Weigle Improves After Fall and Burns

Mrs BE L Weigle is improving after falling down an open stairway and receiving burns when a kettle of hot grease she carried spiked over her. Dr Stoner of Yorl Springs attends.

BE. L. Weigle

Green Springs Pupils with Perfect February Attendance

Green Springs school reports February attendance records for primary and upper grades. Primary honorees include Edward Anthony and Naomi Laughman among others taught by Vivian Stambaugh Hamm. Third and fourth grade list features Lee Byers and many Laughman and Zinn family students, under teacher Ruthetta Sheads.

Green Springs Edward Anthony Mary Byers Naomi Laughman Hilda Laughman Jennie Laughman Alverta McWilliams Arlene Myers Wilson Laughman Marlene Myers Melvin Nace Mildred Sterner Kenneth Sterner Vivian Stambaugh Hamm Lee Dewey Byers Lester Crabbs, Jr Howard Frock Donald Hamm Walter Hamm, Jr George Harman, Jr Blaine Laughman Charles Laughman Kenneth Laughman Lloyd Laughman Monroe Laughman Oscar Laughman James Myers, Jr Charles Scholl Harry Sterner Earl Zinn George Zinn Ralph Zinn Edith Byers Mary Hoover Betty Hull Geneva Laughman Doris Meckley Esther Sipling Betty Stam

Petition Opposes Automatic Cigar Making Machines

Citizens of York and Adams counties sign a petition calling for regulation of labor displacement machinery in local cigar plants. They argue mechanization will cause chaotic conditions unless operating hours are limited.

York Adams Counties

Abbottstown Local Transfers and Town News Brief

G M Freed sold store goods to George G Hollinger and rents store and dwelling to him. Hollinger to take possession soon. Freed to retire living with son-in-law and daughters. Jesse Stambaugh moved to Paradise Twp near Miller's School. Lester Nickey and Raymond Bankett elected Abbottstown Fire Co members. Mrs Swope bedridden. John Kinneman moved to Hanover Hospital. Mark Shaffer rents G M Freed property on Barking St. Birthday dinner for Harvey Leib. Charles Forry property sold to widow Amelia Forry for 4000. Edgar Altland ill. Grammar pupils perfect in February. Miss Mary E Eider teacher. Advertising in this newspaper pays.

G. M. Freed George G. Hollinger Hollinger Mr Freed George H. Hoffheins Mark Alwine Jesse Stambaugh East King Street Paradise Township Miller's Schoo Lester Nickey Raymond Bankett Abbottstown Fire Company Charles Swope John Kinneman Abbottstown Hanover Hanover Hospital Mark Shaffer Barking Street Roger Waldasin Walda Sin Harvey S. Leib Charles K Forry Mr. Forry Amelia Forry Edgar Altland Grammer School Margie Ayres Janet Baxter Pearl Berkheimer J*erne Grim Maxi

Two McSherrystown youths jailed on suspicion after flashlight patrol

Francis Storm aged 18 and Francis Walker aged 16 were committed to York city prison for twelve hours as suspicious characters. Arrested at 3 30 Wednesday morning on West Market street by Patrolmen Bohn and Eisenhart, one carried a flashlight and flashed it into doorways while the other bore a box of cigars. both denied any wrongdoing.

Francis Storm Francis Walker McSherrystown York City West Mar Ket Street Bohn Eisenhart

Local families visit in York over weekend

Mr and Mrs Russell Marshall and daughter and Mr and Mrs Chester Hostetter and daughter from York visited Mr and Mrs Henry Noel on Sunday.

Russell Marshall Chester Hostetter York Henry Noel

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