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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1940

Page

4

Robt Frey Narrowly Escapes Death in Auto Crash

Robert A. Frey, owner of the Green Cove Inn on the Lincoln highway between Thomasville and Abbottstown, escaped serious injury when his car skidded on an icy curve and struck a culvert guard rail on the Hanover Abbottstown road. A motorist saw him exit the wreck uninjured before the machine was towed to Hanover Motor Co. garage. damage estimated at 150 dollars.

Robert A. Frey Green Cove Inn Lincoln Highway Thomasville Abbottstown Hanover Frey Lucabaugh Fruit Farm Hershey Hill Lucabaugh Farm Hanover Motor Company Broadway

Yule Log Cake Guide

A simple Yule Log Cake method with jelly roll base and fruit nut mixture. Roll tightly wrap in waxed paper chill until set. Cover with chocolate icing and create bark with a fork groove and pastry tube. Add knot holes and candles for presentation. Keep the log chilled until serving.

Local Names Appear in Community Notices

McSherrystown appears with Stan Krichten and several women including Mrs Lorine Small Mrs Josephine Gubernator and others listed alongside the Daughters of Isabella the Rev Father McGee and Mrs Ambrose Eline. Hampton Alma Miller and Edna March also mentioned in the notice.

McSherrystown Stan Krichten Lorine Small Josephine Gubernator Isabella McGee Ambrose Eline George Hemler

Adams County Relief Faces Modest November Upturn

Adams County Board of Public Assistance reports a slight rise in relief caseload for November. Col. J. L. Barton notes county compares well with other counties, with 91.1 percent of October aid going to general assistance or dependent children, old age, or blind pensions, while unemployment relief remains a smaller share.

Adams County Board of Public Assistance Adams County Adams County Board of Assistance Barton James B. Aumen B. E. Benner L. W. Kuhn Mary K. McClean Maude S. Saby

Agriculture Advisers Re-Elect R. C. Lighter

Richard C. Lighter of Gettysburg was re elected president of the vocational agriculture advisers organization at a Monday East Berlin meeting. Charles B. Smith of Arendtsville was named vice president and Cecil Snyder of Biglerville secretary treasurer.

Richard C. Lighter Gettysburg Adams County Vocational Agriculture Advisers East Berlin Charles B. Smith Arendtsville Cecil Snyder Biglerville Organization of Future Farmers of America Vocational Education State College Gro Bigsville New Oxf Marvin Webb

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