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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
2
New Oxford item details subscription terms for second class mail. Terme 100 dollars per year in advance 1.50 if unpaid within year. Subscriptions not discontinued unless publisher opts. Arrears must be paid before discontinuance. Out of county rate 1.50 in advance or 2.08 if unpaid. Advertisements at reasonable rates with contract discounts.
Samuel Kling of East Berlin stalls a deep well pump installation for Paul Tiller of Green Springs, delaying water supply work and prompting discussions of contract completion and potential remedies.
A 160 pound deer was shot by Harry Wolf of Green Springs in the South Mountains. Several Hippensteel brothers plus Alvin Ports bagged multiple bucks. St James Lutheran Gettysburg, rebuilt after a 1928 fire, was dedicated with a Christmas program. Rebuilding cost $123,940.60. memorial gifts totaled $98,606.55. organ cost $17,000. Grace Bumbaugh, 12, injured toe during basketball. American Legion Auxiliary donated $50 for needy ex service families. distribution planned at Christmas. Hanover resident Edw. C. Martin patented an arch supporting shoe. patent assigned to Sheppard and Myers. Hanover Knights of Columbus discussed orphan aid for Paradise Protectory. York Springs deer hunters Bud Miller and Glenn Stambaugh recognized. Valley View hotel to be remodeled into apartments by Stacy and Wilton Co. Milton Wagner moved to Hoffman orphanage. Mrs Mary Klinehinst, 54, York, dies. obesity cited. Ruth Rahauser to wed Arthur G. Taughinbaugh on December 24 at Springdale. Rahauser teaches Waynesboro schools. Taughinbaugh teaches in Springdale. Reverend Charles Baker to officiate.
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