Festus and Oeste 2 Reported Incident
Pore authorities reported an incident affecting Festus and Oeste 2 with unspecified details. Local officials urged caution as more information remains unavailable.
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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1946
Page
3
Pore authorities reported an incident affecting Festus and Oeste 2 with unspecified details. Local officials urged caution as more information remains unavailable.
Twenty years ago M D Feber of Lincolnway East bought the Benj Eicholtz party on Hanover Street. Listed items include gas incidents near Quy Lawrence’s Irish family, break‑ins at Green Ridge school, poultry raids, travels of Jos H Himes to Paris, and medical and social notes from Hampton and nearby towns.
Harrisburg issued licenses to William F. Wunder of Gettysburg and Eleanor H. Zimmmerman of Mechanicsburg. Also granted Tuesday were Francis Xavier Russell, Harrisburg salesman, and Helen Camille Overbaugh of Mciherrystown.
McSherrystown sees McDelone Catholic win fifth straight in Hartisburg Diocesan series by outscoring Lebanon Catholic 49 to 31 before a large crowd on the McSherrystown floor. The day also marked baptisms in the Church of the Annunciation and several local community updates including births, police reports, and army transfers.
Goldens G. N. Waters and Jacob King are confined to bed or home by illness. Cpl. Paul E. Myers returned to Oscoda Michigan after a furlough with his parents. Pvt. Robert P. Kebil, Gettysburg R. D. 5, was in England on Thanksgiving day in France on Christmas and in Belgium on New Year’s day with General Patton's Third Army.
Abbottstown fire company responds to blaze in a wash house on the former Wes Auchey property near Maple Grove chapel. Details place Mr. Murphy as resident. Military moves include Cpl George R. Alwine from Camp Beale to Fort Mason, and Cpl Edwin H. Myers from Abbottstown RD 21 to Camp Livingston from Las Vegas.
Adams County Agricultural Extension members from across the county gathered at Gettysburg high school for the 19th annual meeting. President H. E. Brown urged active planning for the future as 4‑H, home economics, nutrition and fruit growing topics were discussed by local leaders and Miss Dorothy Traux of Penn State illustrated feeding ideas with slides.
Patients admitted to the Warner hospital include Mrs. Lloyd Strausbaugh Gettysburg James W. Burton Littlestown Ann Wisotzkey Gettysburg Mrs Blanche Sidelinger Gettysburg Norman and Norma Rita Rager three month old twins Gettysburg. Patients discharged from Warner hospital include Mrs. Cora Mirick Gettysburg Mrs Richard Glatfelter and infant daughter Alice Faye Abbottstown Mrs Roland Hess and infant son Larry Leroy Gettysburg Mrs Gertrude Ballinger Hanover Mrs Selmar Hess Jr and infant daughter Bunnie Lee Gettysburg. Arch Maust hotel steward underwent a major operation at Warner hospital Friday.
Dr George H Jordy of Abbottstown died Monday night at York hospital after a month of illness from chronic nephritis. He attended York public schools and Jefferson Medical College and ran a drug store with his medical practice. Surviving are three children and a brother. Also noted is the death of infant Sandra Lee Brodbeck in Hamilton Township. Private services were held at the grandparents home with Interment at Mummert's Meeting House cemetery.
A series of land transfers are recorded in Mt Pleasant and nearby townships. Samuel M Smith transfers about 712 acres to Thomas L and Alverta E Laurence in Mt Pleasant. Snelllinger transfers property in McSherrystown to Carroll J and Gladys Funk. Lentz transfers a property on the Lincoln Highway near Get tysburg and New Oxford to Mary Albertha Tichon in Mt Pleasant. Chrismer transfers land along Gettysburg Hanover road to Albert F and Edith I Hawn in Mt Pleasant. Buehl transfers about 81 acres from Kohlers Mill to Gettysburg York highway to Bernard J and Nellie N Myers in Mt Pleasant. Leschey transfers property along Conewago Creek in Hamilton to William C and Hazel B Chronister in Hanover. Rahn family transfers relate to Conewago and Mt Pleasant townships with executors transferring Gettysburg Hanover road properties to William J and Minerva Miriam N Myers. Plunkett appears as executor in an additional transfer.
The will of the late Alverta H Plunkett of Littlestown directs the transfer of a property at 64 West King Street Littlestown to Edward W Plunkett of Westminster. The document records the testamentary disposition and the specific real estate bequest in a formal notice style.
Pvt Wilmer Dracha, ex borough secretary, now in the Army Medical Corps, has arrived in France per a letter his wife received Saturday.
Annie Colestock offers public sale of household goods and tools on February 24 1945 at 1 00 p m from her Mt Pleasant township home along the New Oxford and Carlisle road 1 1/2 miles northwest of New Oxford. Items include parlor and bedroom suites rope bed bureaus chairs kitchen items cooking gear beds comforters stove and various garden tools plus butcher tools. Cash terms and no removal until settled with auditor Geo D Sheely signing.
Edgegrove corporal Ray F Losman and John A Toomey both receive mail through different posts as they relocate from Camp Chaffee Arkansas and Camp Edwards Massachusetts. Losman now uses care of postmaster New York while Toomey serves as a mechanic at Camp Edwards headquarters after 34 months in the West Indies and Porto Rico.
Mr and Mrs Sterling Helwig of Gettysburg Route 1 announce the birth of a son at Warner hospital on Wednesday morning.
A wartime appeal urges citizens to purchase war bonds to fund military efforts and strengthen national defense. Officials emphasize civic duty and national unity while outlining purchase options and redemption terms through local banks and post offices.
Mr and Mrs Dorie Kint of Gettys burg R 2 announce the birth of a daughter at Warner hospital on Monday.
Second Lieutenant George E Null 25 bombardier of a 15th Air Force B 17 Flying Fortress and son of Mr and Mrs John E Null Gettysburg R 2 earned the Air Medal for meritorious achievement during aerial missions in the Mediterranean theater. He was graduated from Gettysburg High School.
The man attended Tynburg High School in 1938 and before joining the Army Air Force he worked as an aircraft inspector for the Glenn L. Martin Company of Baltimore. He has been overseas for three months.
A fragmented price record shows cereal and grain values with Wheat at 91.62? per bushel, Corn shelled at 1.26, Barley at 1.20, Oats at 0.00? and Eggs listed as 33 per dozen in white and mixed brown categories.
A collection of local ads including Ausherman Bros realtors listing a modern brick duplex on Hanover Street New Oxford with large rooms steam heat and extra lots priced at 7000. Also a 114 acre Route 30 farm with nine room house, Majestic stoves and ranges advertised by York Supply Co, and other listings for poultry, door closers, used furniture and stoves from multiple York area firms.
Various 1920s style classified items listed for sale or service in New Oxford and Chambersburg area. Includes a twelve-room double house on High street, contacts for Mrs H M Carpenter and H E Sturtz, plus requests and ads for airway sweeper repair parts, old U S coins, eyes and poultry, and a large overcoat for sale with measurements and contact 130 R 2.
J. C. Tanger and Son of Hanover offer a Buckeye Coal Breeder touted for raising strong, healthy chicks with a simple approach and reliable performance.
Pioneer House paint offers white or color at 3.25 per gallon backed by a century of paint making. Melvin J. Sheffer estate contact 5247 Hanover Pa. Trostle's in Gettysburg repairs radios and washers, open evenings until 9.
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