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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
8
At McSherrys town Farmers Bank board voted to accept the resignation of Charles K. Miller and elected J Topper to the vacancy. Topper is a noted local figure with multiple business roles and public service history in Hanover and surrounding towns.
Intending to reduce his stock Edw Millhimes will sell at public sale Friday at his George Griffin farm near Granite Station Straban township one mile from the Lincoln Highway The sale begins at 1 pm featuring horses mules cattle hogs cows calves and farming implements including a Peer binder hay rake Syracuse plow and more Terms and conditions to be announced by G R Thompson auctioneer
A store offers auto strap razors and sets from 100 dollars to 7.50, old style blade razors from 2.00 to 450, shaving brushes from 0.24 to 2.50, and straps that fit any razor from 1.00 to 5.00. Toilet waters and shaving preparations start at 0.25 and rise with quality.
A catalog note suggests items suitable as gifts for seniors including fair cloth lather tooth and nail brushes and military brushes offered in sets.
The Mummasburg Mutual Fire Protection Society will elect thirteen directors at its Gettysburg office on Saturday January 3 1920 between 7 2 00 p m and 3 p m. Secretary GEORGIE E HARTMAN issues the notice.
Jorn McKendrick killed the season’s largest buck along Birch Run in Buchanan Valley. The sixteen point antlered animal drew attention as Allen T. Myers, recently selling his Abbottstown farm and buying a property on the Carlisle Pike near Hanover, plans to quit farming and hold a public sale on March 2.
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