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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1965

Page

3

Black Walnut District nears 5.5 percent member gain target

The Black Walnut Boy Scout District needs 27 more boys to hit a 5.5 percent membership rise for the year. District commissioners met at the Gettysburg National Bank West Street branch to review plans for the April 22–23 district Scout show and to discuss space for additional booths and up to seven more units.

Black Walnut West St Gettysburg National Bank Stanley C. Rogers James Hileman White Rose Boy Scout District Toastmaster’s Club of York Patrick Henry Caterpillar Tractor Co York

Miller Seeks Divorce From Viola Arlene Miller

Mahlon Rudolph Miller of New Oxford seeks a divorce from Viola Arlene Shank Miller of Gettysburg. Filed in the phothonotary's office by Daniel E. Teeter the suit cites indignities since 1952 and desertion since 1955. the couple wed in 1948.

Mahlon Rudolph Miller New Oxford Viola Arlene (Shank) Miller Gettysburg Phothonotary Daniel E. Teeter

River name tale links Amazon to mythic women warriors

In 1541 Spanish explorer Orrelano named the Amazon River after Greek women warriors following an ambush by a band of female fighters. The account ties the river’s name to myth and martial opposition encountered during exploration.

Amazon River Orrelano

York Springs Notes: Locals overseas and hospital news

Two York Springs area boys will spend Christmas far from home One is A/2C Stephen M Chronister radar operator at Kotzebue Alaska the other L Cpl Allan M Wolfe in Viet Nam Both are sons of local families Denver residents visit relatives in York Springs Victor Sam Gladfelter hospitalized in Philadelphia Wreatha Gladfelter stays there Mrs Vance Stitzel returns home from her daughter’s house Maggie Dixon buys Eliza Myers property Personal property sale planned Saturday December 18 by Mr and Mrs Steele Stuchell

York Springs Stephen M. Chronister ACW Kotzebue A.S.S Alaska M. C. Chronister Allan M. Wolfe Viet Nam Mwhg Special Services 1St Marine F.M.F. Pacific c/o F.P.O San Francisco Calif Millard Wolfe Maggie Dixon Eliza Myers Steele Stuchell

Property Transfers in Oxford and Surrounding Townships

Edward H. and Anna Kuhn transfer an acre tract in Oxford Township to Franklin and Ann Reichart for 1400 dollars. The Estate of Frederick Snyder sells three tracts totaling eight acres in Straban Township to Elizabeth Baker for 528 dollars. Harold Hostetter transfers three acres in East Berlin to Clyde and Ruth Waltemyer for 9500 dollars. Robert Smith transfers tract in Conewago Township to Clarence and Monica Long for 18000 dollars. J Willis Snyder transfers lot in Mount Pleasant Township to Grace Snyder for 225 dollars. J Lloyd Herman and Ethel Grace Herman transfer 1.5 acre MT Pleasant Township tract to Richard and Thelma Holtry for 400 dollars. Daniel Boose and Elizabeth Boose transfer 11 acre Oxford Township tract to Richard and Barbara Boose for 3000 dollars.

Edward H Anna G. Kuhn Oxford Franklin D Ann L. Reichart Frederick Snyder Elizabeth Baker Straban Harold B Barbara M. Hostetter East Berlin Clyde L Ruth E. Waltemyer Robert A Dolores M. Smith Conewago Clarence E Monica L. Long J. Willis Sally B. Snyder Union Grace W. Snyer Mt. Pleasant

York Springs Pair Charged in Courthouse Case

Roger Douglas Racer aged 19 and Charlotte Louise Knizner aged 17, both York Springs residents, are named in a county courthouse record with their parents listed as Claude Racer and Ethel Knizner, and Andrew Knizner of Carlisle.

Roger Douglas Racer Claude Racer York Springs R. 1 Charlotte Louise Knizner Ethel Marie Knizner York Springs Andrew George Knizner Carlisle

SEEK LICENSE The following have applied for marriage licenses at the Adams

A list of individuals applying for marriage licenses at the Adams office is provided. Names and other details appear in the readable segment, indicating preliminary filings for marriage. Further specifics are not shown in the fragments.

The Adams

Sunny doll features light sensitive coating in blue swimsuit

The doll Sandy wears a blue swimsuit and darkens in sunlight due to a special coating that makes her body respond to light. This latest item highlights novelty in sun activated fashion toys.

Sandy

Margaret Ruth McDermitt Seeks Divorce in Hanover Case

Margaret Ruth Zeallor McDermitt of Hanover files for divorce from Carl Hugh McDermitt of New Oxford R1 in the prothonotary office papers. Attorney S. M. Raffensperger handles the case. The couple wed at New Oxford on August 7 1948 and indignant conduct since 1955 is alleged.

Margaret Ruth Zeallor) Mc- Dermitt Hanover Carl Hugh Mc- Dermitt New Oxford S. M. Raffensperger

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