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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

17

York Springs Garage Sold to Harrisburg Dealer

Announcement says Roudebush garage at York Springs sold to J. E. Dare, Pierce Arrow agent at Harrisburg, includes Roudebush farm in Huntington Township and his brick York Springs bungalow. Roudebush, who sold hundreds of Chevrolet Star and Durant cars in Adams and neighboring counties, is undecided about future plans and has bought part of a Harrisburg business block at 1200 1206 Market Street with four storerooms and eight five room apartments.

Roudebush York Springs J. E. Dare Pierce Arrow Agency Harrisburg Huntington Township Chevrolet Star Durant Adams Market Street

Latimore township school board reorganizes leadership

Seright Nell is elected president J Harry Haar named vice president and Harry Starry appointed treasurer The board also includes George W Coulson BE Prosser Orpheus Kauffman remains secretary Mrs Mary E Collins Littlestown recovering from rheumatism and celebrated her seventy fifth birthday Wednesday The York Springs High junior class will present the farce Go Slow Mary at Bushey's hall Saturday evening

Latimore Township School Seright Nell J. Harry Haar Harry Starry George W. Coulson BE. C Orpheus Kauffman Mary E. Collins Littlestown

Family Suffers From Ptomaine Poisoning Near Littlestown

Several members of Elmer Halter’s family living south of Littlestown fell ill from ptomaine poisoning after eating canned salmon. Sufferers include Elmer Halter son George and daughters Anna Grace Ada along with Mrs. Halter’s brother Joseph Baughman. Both Halter and Baughman were most affected and unconscious at one point.

Elmer Halter Littlestown Mr. Halter George Anna Grace Ada

York Springs School Board Reorganizes Leadership

The York Springs school board elected George H. Day as president and D. B. Harlacher as vice president. A secretary will be chosen at the next meeting. Other board members are Orpheus Diller George Sheaffer and C. M. Boyer.

York Springs George H. Day D. B. Harlacher Orpheus Diller George Sheaffer C. M. Boyer

York Springs Feed Store Moves to New Lot

Earl Miller moved a 24 by 30 foot feed store building from the Henry Day property to Miller’s lot beside the Lutheran church in York Springs. The structure was rolled on three truck rollers and towed by a traction engine driven by Harry Dickson with Yohn Brothers supervising carpentry. Miller plans to install an electric chopper to operate a feed and supply store.

Earl Miller Henry Day Mr. Miller York Springs Harry Dickson Yohn Brothers Carpenters

Family relocations described in York Springs area

George Philips leaves Grove house York Springs for Bievenour farm Huntington township owned by Edgar H. Leer. Raymond Philips moves from Hiram Albert place to his brother’s vacated house. Mrs John Berger from Bonneryville visits Lancaster relatives for a week.

George Philips Grove House York Springs Bievenour Farm Huntington Township Edgar H. Leer Raymond Philips Hiram Albert Place John Berger Bonneryville Lancaster

Dean's Pills A Hanover Resident Praises Relief

A Hanover resident, I. V. Waller, a painting contractor of 627 Frederick St., Hanover PA, recounts severe kidney weakness and nighttime urination with backache and fatigue. He credits Dean's Pills as a stimulant diuretic that brought peace and comfort, urging others to profit by his experience.

Dean Hanover I. V. Waller Frederick St

Doan's Pills Back Pain Remedy Advertised

A testimonial asserts Doan's Pills relieve back pain and regulate kidneys. The ad claims 60 cents at dealers and promotes the product from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, urging readers to ask for the kidney remedy Mr Walklett used.

Doan Walklett Foster-Milburn Co Mfts Buffalo N. Y

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