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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1946

Page

3

New Oxford Fire Company Nominates Officers for 1946

At a recent meeting the New Oxford Fire Company announced officer nominations for the coming year. Candidates include Vernon Rife and RE Crouse for president vice president, G W Sadler and Emory Hammer for secretary, Norman Overbaugh and John Robinson for treasurer, and Emory Smith and Joseph Robinson for fire chief. A large slate covers first and second assistants and ways and means, with six to be elected. Auditors Charles Alwine Charles Slaybaugh Eugene Sheely to audit books. Fire calls reported to Gettysburg Arthur Sponseller Cedar Ridge and Abbottstown. Next meeting set for January 2.

New Oxford Fire Company Precident Vernon Rife RE. Crouse G. W. Sadler Emory Hammer Norman Overbaugh John Robinson Clair Lockerbill Nathaniel Miller Guy Klingel Henry Stock Emory Smith Joseph Robinson Thoms O Brien R. FE. Crouse John Overbaugh Richard Smith H. B. Millar Joseph Kaiser Ways and R. E. Crouse Emory Mammér Calvin Miller Bernard Moore Paul Rabine Clyde Smith Francis Rabine James Robinson Thomas O'Brien Bernard Robinson Arthur Smith John Paul Smith Harry Lough

Proprieter shoots eight point buck near Hanover

Norman A. Markie, owner of the Mayflower restaurant in Hanover, reported shooting a large eight point buck while hunting in Sullivan County.

Norman A. Markie Hanover Sullivan County

Elect Church Officers at St Luke's Reformed

St Luke's Reformed Church near White Hall elected Roscoe Rittase as elder and Ray Reichart along with Charles Waver Calvin Lentz Jr and Harold E Weikert as deacons The officers will be installed during the 9 o'clock service on Sunday December 22.

White Hall John C Brumbach Roscoe Rittase Ray Reichart Charles Waver Calvin Lentz, Jr Harold E Weikert

Mile Long Avenue Of Lighted Trees In Alta California

The mile long Avenue of Christmas Trees in Alta California features Deodar Cedars from the Himalayas. Seeded by Capt Frederick J. Woodbury in 1882 during an India trip, the trees now line the public driveway to his California ranch and illuminate each Christmas, drawing thousands of visitors.

Altadena Calif Todia Himalayas India Frederick J. Woodbury Has Ranch California Sierra Mountaiins Captain Woodbury

Teen Hurt Delaying Car Drift Attempt

Leland Scott aged 19 of Gettysburg R. 5 was treated at Warner hospital Sunday for a deep knee laceration after trying to stop his car from drifting. He stood outside the vehicle when it began to roll.

Leland Scott Gettysburg Warner Hospital Scott

Karkantzari Myths and Burned Leather Customs

Christmas fires burn leather on Greek holidays to drive away the Kar kantzari mysterious rural gremlins blamed for mischief between Christmas and Epiphany. Orthadox priests banish the creatures with holy water and a cross in each room. W. E. Jordan of Gettysburg R. 4 treated at Warner hospital for a nail wound.

Greece Prest W. E. Jordan Gettysburg Warner Hospital

Divorce Libels Filed in Gettysburg Courts

A libel in divorce was filed Saturday by Elizabeth Weimer Maust of Gettysburg against Charlee F Maust of Jenners R The same day Marie Myers of Gettysburg filed a libel in divorce against Francis Norman Myers, also in Gettysburg court records.

Elizabeth Weimer Maust Gettysburg Charlee F Maust Jenners Marie Marie Myers Francis Norman Myers

Man Held As Shoplifter In Borough Incident

Borough police arrested Francis X. Cook, 69, of 302 Baltimore Street, on a larceny charge after allegedly stealing items from G C Murphy Company and other stores. Police said numerous articles were found in Cook s room, including paper covered books, rubber heels, cuff links, soap, pickles, coffee, and more. The shoplifting activity reportedly spanned a considerable period.

Francis X. Cook Baltimore Street G. C Murphy Company Justice of the Peace John H. Basehore Cook Murphy's Robert C. Harpster

Adams County Lawyers Named to State Bar Committees

Four members of the Adams County bar association receive Pennsylvania Bar Association posts by Judge Edmund C. Wingerd of Chambersburg. W. C. Sheely tops the list as regional director and serves on war work regional meetings ways and means for a home endowment committee. Franklin R. Bigham joins the biography history and joint medico legal panels. J Francis Yake is named to public relations while Edward Baillett joins commercial law.

Gerd Chambersburg W. C Sheely Franklin R. Bigham J. Francis Yake Edward B. Baillett

Store robberies prompt arrests in Murphy area

Police report that several stores including the Murphy location were victimized. Cook was arrested by Officers Clark W. Staley and Albert L. Worf ord.

Murphy Cook Clark W. Staley Albert L. Wolford

Pneumonia Fatal to 3 Month Old Boy

Rodney Terry Waddell died at 5 30 AM Monday at Warner hospital from pneumonia after being admitted Sunday. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Deneid C Waddell Gettysburg R 4 one brother Donald Harrison, paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Joan Waddell Gettysburg R 4 and paternal grandfather and step grandmother Mr and Mrs Walter Dillion Freedom Pa. Mrs Waddell is the former Miss Cary Dillon Freedom. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from Bender funeral home with Rev Floyd A Carroll officiating. Interment Evergreen cemetery.

Rodney Terry Waddell Deneid C Waddell Getheburg R Warner Hospital Donald Harrison Joan Waddell Gettysburg Walter Dillion Freedom

No Inquest Planned In Traffic Death

Coroner Les ter J Sell says there will be no inquest into the death of Frank Snyder 76 who was fatally struck on the Lincoln highway near New Oxford on November 22 Driver Mrs Sara Kanagy was deemed not to blame after a conference with Adams County District Attorney J Francis Yuke Jr A lone witness and about 20 New Oxford residents testified Snyder was intoxicated before stepping into the road He died November 24 at Hanover Hospital No relatives claimed the body and it was sent to the Pennsylvania Anatomical Society Philadelphia for possible future claimants The pandanus plant fruits grow to football size.

Frank Snyder Lincoln Highway New Oxford Lester J. Sell York County Sell Adams County J. Francis Yuke Jr Sara Kanagy Gettysburg R. 3 Snyder Dress Hanover Hospital State Ananatomical Society Philadelphia

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