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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1941

Page

10

Adams County Doctors Discuss Pneumonia Control Meeting

The Adams County Medical society held its annual dinner meeting at Hotel Gettysburg with 22 of 30 members and six guests present. Dr. G. C. Stabile touted Pennsylvania pneumonia mortality around 10 percent amid state serum distribution and sulfapyridine use.

Adams County Medical Society Gettysburg Henry Stewart G. C. Stabile State Pneumonia Control Board Pennsylvania C. EB. Custer Mont Alto H. B. Belknap York Stewart Pennsylvania Medical Association Adams County Henry L. Gowens, Jr C.c.cc McMullen W. R. Kadle Emmitsburg Dottors J. L. Boyer Littlestown H. M. Hartman J. J. Knox Edgar A. Miller R. W. Gif

Public Sale Planned in Adams County Farm Township

A Reading township farmer announces a public sale on March 28 1940 midway between York Springs and Hampton on the Carlisle highway to Five Points. Items include two mules four shoats ear corn hens farming implements a piano stove churn cream separator furniture and more with sale starting at 1 00 o clock. Terms revealed day of sale by Robert H Myers Ensor Auctioneer Schimmel Clerk.

Reading Township Adams County York Springs Hampton Carlisle Highway Five Points Ontario Hassey Harris John Deere Story and Clark Hanover Robert H. Myers

Estate sale notice for Mrs. John W. Tate in Tyrone township

The widow will sell at her residence in Tyrone township near New Chester on the Hunterstown road beginning at noon. Items include four horses three cattle four calves poultry farming tools household goods and a gasoline engine. Terms offer six months credit on sums over ten dollars with cash discount. sale notices caution against smoking and reserve refreshments for St. John's Reformed church ladies.

Tyrone Township Heidlersburg Hunterstown New Chester Kalamazoo Columbia Heartrola John W. Tate G. R. Thompson H. H. Beamer C. Deatrick St. John’s Reformed Church

Gettysburg Names in Open Court Roster

Ford, C Q Crist, Bruce N Ward, Henry Stewart, C Harold Johnson, James B Goyne and William P Mc Knight are listed as residents of Gettysburg in the court docket.

Jailed for Radio Theft Suspect Arrested in Gettysburg Plan

Johnstown man Lewis Ziff aged 27 was jailed in Adams county after a radio theft from H and T Electric in Gettysburg. He admitted guilt to larceny after police recovered a table model radio hidden under his car seat and matched a store theft report from Mrs Harbach.

Lewis Ziff Johnstown Adams County H. and T. Electric Company Gettysburg Ziff Glenn Guise H. F. Harbach Chief Guise

McSherrystown Fire Company elects officers

The McSherrystown Fire Company elected officers at its monthly meeting. Pres. Leo C. Weaver. first vice pres. Ray Houck. second vice pres. Donald Brady. secretary Joseph Gouker. treasurer George J. Ackerman. directors Russell Cram.

McSherrystown Fire Company Leo C. Weaver Ray Houck Donald Brady Joseph Gouker George J. Ackerman Russell Cram

Local election board names and staff roster

The document lists election board members and staff including chief and assistant officials such as J F Groft Henry Noel Charles Noel Leonard Eline Rodney Eline and others. It names pipe men plumbers plag men hose director and assistants along with janitor and auditors. The roster also records Gerald Keefer Lawrence McMaster and Raymond Houck as election board members.

Eugene Murren Nestor Neiderer J. J. Staub Gerald Keefer Bernard Groft Rodney Eline J. F. Groft Henry Noel Charles Noel Leonard Eline Bernard Smith Lewis Smith Wilbur Staub Herbert Hemler Francis Felix Plagman Emanuel Fink C. J. Hockensmith Hose George Neiderer Carl Groft Marcellus Hockensmith Kenneth McMaster Lawrence McMaster Raymond Houck

Public sale of farm stock nets $3500 on Pennell farm

Paul Pennell held a sale on his Littlestown area farm. Horses brought $200 per pair, shoats $4 to $6 each, stock pigs $11 to $12.50, cows $90 to $115, side delivery hay lender $475, binder $150. Total receipts reached $3500. The event was widely advertised by Mr Pennell.

Paul Pennell Littlestown Pennell

Election of Lot Holders at New Oxford Cemetery Meeting

The New Oxford Cemetery association holds a meeting at J. M. Hulick's home in New Oxford Pa on March 21 1940 at 7 30 p m. Reports of the president and managers for the fiscal year will be presented and a election held for a president and four managers to serve the coming year.

New Oxford

Scarlet fever hits three year old Roy in Hanover area

Richard Laughman of Hanover R 3 is ill with scarlet fever and the home is quarantined by county health officer William J. Shields. He is the fourth family member affected. quarantine lifted at Maurice Baker home where Mildred Baker had scarlet fever in Littlestown R 1.

Richard Alfred Laughman Hanover R. 3 William J. Shields Maurice Baker Littlestown R. 1 Mildred Baker

Littlestown youths appear on Major Bowes amateur hour

The Harmonica Revelers led by Lester Clewell performed Thursday night on Major Bowes' amateur hour in New York City. The group includes sophomores David Bloser Brickley Orndorff Stuart Long Paul Kammerer and Bobby Weaver.

Lester Clewell Major Bowes New York City David Bloser Brickley Orndorff Stuart Long Paul Kammerer Bobby Weaver

Three Horses Two Good Leaders Offered at Farming Sale

On Lincoln Highway three miles west of New Oxford at Swift Run bridge an All Farming Implements Sale will start at 1 PM. Three horses including two fine leaders and a hard working four year old will be sold. Credit will be given. CHAS. P. SHULTZ Chas. Rinehart, Auct.

Lincoln Highway New Oxford Swift Run Bridge Chas. P. Shultz Chas Rinehart, Auct

Littlestown A G H School Honored on Harmonica Trip

Members of Littlestown A G H School and their six months of harmonica study traveled for a funded trip. Some boys had never played an instrument prior, with expenses covered by the Littlestown Lions Club.

Littlestown Agh The Littlestown Lion's Club

Littlestown Youths Face Dismissed Larceny Charges

Three youths from Littlestown and vicinity Irvin Crabbs Fred Myers and Melvin Miller were given a hearing before Justice Harry C Naill Hanover on charges of larceny of automobile accessories in Hanover including a portion of a case details unreadable in the clipping.

Littlestown Irvin Crabbs Fred Myers Melvin Miller Justice of the Pence Harry C. Naill Hanover

St Ol Log Luhts Involving Stolen Car Items Referred

A case involving Woodrow Mart of New Oxford centers on a tire wheel and tire cover taken from his car. On agreement to pay costs and restore the stolen property, charges were withdrawn by District Attorney John E. Brenneman. Defendants remain at liberty under bail in Adams county on similar charges.

Woodrow Mart New Oxford John E. Brenneman Lberty Adams County

Teacher Resigns In Orphans Court Proceedings

Mrs Emma Ulrich Grove seventh grade teacher resigns in Adams County Pennsylvania as estate of Alvertn C Hemler proceeds in McSherrystown. Letters Testamentary granted to John C Healer. Creditors and claimants urged to settle or present claims promptly. legal notice details provided by attorney John P Butt Gettysburg.

Emma Ulrich Grove Orphans’ Court Adams County State OF Pennsylvania Alvertn CC Hemler McSherrystown Pennsylvania Register of Wills John C. Healer Orto Hia John P. Butt Gettysburg

Resignation Accepted by Littlestown School Board

The Littlestown school board accepted the resignation of Mrs. Grove effective at the end of the 1929 40 school year. She lives in Gettysburg and has taught the seventh grade for three years.

Littlestown

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