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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1902

Page

5

Winter almanac opens December 31 in New Oxford items much noted

The New Oxford column reports winter begins December 31 per the almanac. It notes fuel thefts of York asphalt blocks, vast housing growth in York with 346 dwellings, Conewago Hall fall receipts of 3100 gross and 2778 net, and local business and social notices. Also mentions deer kills in Adams County, pension increases, marriage license notes, and community ads.

York Simer Conewage Hall

Beefs Tongue Delights and Odd Deli Dishes Noted

A garbled list mentions tongue, ham, cheese sandwiches, deviled crabs, soda water and ice cream with unclear city references and names. The fragment hints at a deli or market menu or ad style item from a historic paper. Entities are largely unreadable.

Ineen Cebner Square Cate

Fractured a Rib in Accident at Peters Street Hog Pen

Last Thursday evening Levi Stock an elderly Peters Street resident fell against a trough while emptying feed at the hog pen fracturing a rib of his right side as a result.

Levi Stock Peters St

Doctor Tipton Injures Arm After Ice Slip

Dr Karl F. Tipton suffered a painful accident Saturday night while crossing the pavement in front of Christ Lutheran church in Gettysburg. He slipped on the ice and fell, breaking his left arm and bruising his face.

Karl F. Tipton Christ Lutheran Church Gettysburg

Pastor Resigns from Gateshurs Episcopal Church

Rev. W N. BR. Ashmead, rector of Gateshurs Episcopal Church, resigns effective immediately. He and his mother departed Saturday for his new charge at Great Bend and New Milford in Susquehanna County.

W N. BR. Ashmead Episcopal Church of Gateshurs Mr. Ashmead Great Bend New Milford Susquehanna County

Poisoning tragedy at Fairfield claims toddler life

A two year old child of Peter Stoner died after drinking eye water from a small bottle found on a sink shelf last Tuesday in Fairfield. The child suffered eleven hours before death.

Fairfield Peter Stoner

Luck in election draws top buggy at Conewa fair

Wm. P. Baker of Hamilton township won the office of Clerk of the Courts at the recent election and drew the lucky number that won the fine failing-top buggy at the Conewa fair. The buggy was donated to the fair by Congressman-elect Daniel F. Lafean of York.

Wm. P. Baker Hamilton Township Daniel F. Lafean York

School girl injured at Berlin factory eyeleting machine

Miss Fannie Ditenhafer daughter of Mr and Mrs Edw Ditenhafer of Berlin avenue was wounded last Friday at Emmett's shoe factory when a needle passed through the end of her left index finger while operating the eyeleting machine.

Fannie Ditenhafer Edw. Ditenhafer Berlin Avenue Emmett

Evangelistic Services Continued At Local Church

Rev. H. C. McBride preached two sermons at the M E church last Sunday. The morning address on Perfect Love stirred many to seek the perfect life. Due to strong evening interest, Dr and Mrs McBride will stay and lead services this week from 7 p m each evening.

H. C. McBride D. D M. E

Mail carrier’s mishaps on winter trip to town

Bowlder mail carrier Mr. Frank Kemper met a series of mishaps Saturday. His sleigh collapsed a quarter mile from town, he hired a buggy at Haar livery, and on the return the king bolt broke, sending him over the dash and cutting a one inch gash on his left cheek.

Frank Kemper Bowlder Haar Swift Ran Kemper

Severe December Snow Storm Hits Local Area

A severe December snow storm dumped heavy snow and strong winds across the region last week. Snow began Thursday evening around 9 oclock and persisted until Friday noon, leaving about 9 inches on the ground with drifts ranging from two to four feet in many places. The combination of deep snow and muddy, soft conditions left roads and fields nearly impassable.

Biany Dane Sek Ve

Mrs Haverstick Has Operated On For Tumor In Bowels

Mrs Wm Haverstick, granddaughter of the late George Smith of Heidlersburg, has been with her mother in Baltimore for about six weeks. She underwent an operation at Union Protestant Hospital for a tumor of the bowels. Doctors could not finish the operation due to her weakness and gave her time to regain strength. She is now able to be about but cannot be restored to health until another operation is performed.

Wm. Haverstick George Smith Heidlersburg Harry Bowers Baltimore Union Protestant Hospital

Injured by Shifting Trains In Altona Yard

George Stallsmith of Heidlersburg near Levi Stallsmith was badly injured by shifting trains in an Altona railway yard in the early fall while employed there. Initially both legs were feared to be amputated, but doctors now believe they may be saved. He remains in a city hospital in Altona.

George Stallsmith Levi Stallsmith Heidlersburg Altona

Lawless Spirit Reported in Bitlinger

A Bitlinger correspondent describes widespread mischief by unknown perpetrators breaking schoolhouse locks and transoms, firing bullets through shutters and shattering windows. Authorities vow to identify the guilty and apply full legal penalties.

Bitlinger

Hemler Funeral Attended by Local Societies in Conewago

The funeral of John C. Hemler of Mt. Rock was held at Conewago Chapel Saturday morning with a large turnout. Conewago Beneficial Society and delegations from Holy Trinity Beneficial Society Conewago Council No. 625 C B S Hanover Conclave No. 466 I C H attended. Rev Father Halstermeyer officiated and interment followed in Conewago Chapel cemetery. Pallbearers were Weldon Hemler George Hemler Harry Hemler Martin Hemler Jerome Hemler and Edward Overbaugh all brothers except one.

John C. Hemler Mt. Rock Conewago Chapel Conewago Beneficial Society Holy Trinity Beneficial Society Conewago Council Hanover Father Halstermeyer Weldon Hemler George Hemler Harry Hemler Martin Hemler Jerome Hemler Edward Overbaugh

Wedding Trip Accident Injures Clergyman and Bride's Mother

On Thursday morning Rev Taln J Stauffer of Harrisburg and Mrs Isa belle Rebert of Rebert's Mill Union township were rideing to a wedding when a shaft clip broke near McSherrystown causing the horse to bolt. The buggy overturned, both riders were thrown and slightly injured. They completed the journey in another conveyance and the wedding proceeded. Rev Stauffer was afterward taken to Hanover to recover with head and body injuries. Mrs Rebert sustained facial and head injuries.

Taln J. Stauffer Harrisburg Isabelle Rebert Rebert Stauffer Anna B. Geiselman Hanover Birs Robert

53 Miles by Dog Team Led Evangelist Through Gettysburg

Rev. Jacob Kurtz an evangelist drove a miniature dog-cart pulled by two hounds from Chambersburg toward York covering 53 miles. The unusual sight drew attention as Kurtz, a controversial figure who recently served jail time for preaching in the Chambersburg market house, traveled with his trained dogs. He is noted for aggressive, missionary activity and prior residence in Franklin County.

Jacob Kurtz Gettysburg York Chambersburg Rev. Kurtz Kurtz Franklin County

Local visitors pay weekend calls in town and area

Miss Mamie Gruninger and daughter Grace of McSherrystown visited friends here over Sunday. Miss Mary Magdalene Hemler of Brush Run called on friends in town. Mr A D Birely with wife and child from Philadelphia street spent days with relatives in Ladiesburg and Mars. L J Weikert of Sparrow's Point Md is visiting friends in this place.

Mamie Gruninger Grace McSherrystown Mary Magdalene Hemler Brush Run A. D. Birely Philadelphia Street Ladiesburg Mars L. J. Weikert Sparrow's Point

Deaths in Oxford area claim several longtime residents

Obituaries from Oxford township and nearby communities report the deaths of George Oaster age 77 near the Baltimore pike. civil war veteran John Shanabrook of Hanover. Jacob J. Myers of Jeanette. Mrs. Sarah Felty of Goion township. Miss T Cur rens of Gettysburg. Miss Marea J. Kuhn of Brooklyn. Mrs. Josiah Baumgardner of Littlestown. Mrs. Sarah Ann Hofe of Bonneauville and others. Funerals held at Catholic Cemetery, Conewago Chapel, and local churches with High Mass or parlor services. Survivors include spouses, children, and siblings.

George Oaster Oxford Township Baltimore Pike Caster Miss Miller Jerome Miller

Cook and Routzahn Wed in Arendtsville

Harry F. Cook and Miss Mattie A Routzahn, both of Tyrone township, were married in Arendtsville on December 7 by Reverend D T Roses.

Arendtsville D.T. Roses Harry 4 Cook Mattie A Routzahn Tyrone Township

Notable Obituaries in Buchanan and Artendtsville

On December 6 in Buchanan Valier Mrs Hil DACott Zillinger aged 76. On December 4 at Artendtsville Mrs Julian Taylor aged 76 years 1 month 20 days.

Buchanan Valier Hildacott Zillinger Artendtsville Julian Taylor

Quiet Baltimore wedding tour for Jennie Coleman and Allen Souther

Hymenial notices tell of Jennie Mae Coleman of Baltim ore and Allen B Souther of Boston being quietly married at 108 N Carey street Baltimore by Rev Cray of Rogers Methodist Episcopal church. They left for a wedding tour through New York and Philadelphia and were wished well by friends.

Mies Jennie Mae Coleman Baltiemore Charles W. Coleman Philadelphia Allen B. Souther Boston N. Carey Street Baltimore Mr. Cray Roger Souther New York

Scott's Emulsion Suggested For Consumption Treatment

A historical ad-like passage compares consumption to a weed and recommends early action. It urges strengthening lungs with Scott's Emulsion, salt pork as a digestibility note, fresh air, rest, and ample eating. It emphasizes starting treatment before denial and sticking to a regular routine for best results.

Scott

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