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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1941

Page

6

Adams County Red Cross Seeks Special Gift Donors

Adams County officials plan a special campaign to meet a 13000 quota toward the national 50000000 Red Cross fund for World War II. The drive targets manufacturing and business contributors, aiming to complete subscriptions by year end. Mrs. Elsie Singmaster Lewars outlined local wartime needs and the county’s strong past performance.

Adams County Court House American Red Cross Fund Johns. Rice Elsie Singmaster Lewars American Red Cross Rice

Will of William H. Stansboury Named Widow Executrix

The will of the late William H. Stansboury from Littlestown is recorded at the court house naming his widow Mrs. Laura Stansboury as executrix of an estate valued around 1500 dollars in real estate and personal property.

William H. Stansboury Littlestown Court House Laura Stansboury

Banquet for Gettysburg Bank Stockholders Honors Banking Leaders

The fifteenth annual stockholders dinner of the First National Bank of Gettysburg drew about 140 attendees to Hotel Gettysburg. Edmund W. Thomas presided as toastmaster. O Howard Wolfe of Philadelphia National Bank spoke on present day bank problems, overhead, and service charges. Local entertainers and Mrs Irene Eisenhart provided entertainment, with special guest Charles A Sneadner of Money and Commerce.

First National Bank of Gettysburg Hotel Gettysburg Edmund W. Thomas Adams County O. Howard Wolfe Philadelphia National Bank L. K. Young Oberlin Harrisburg Fiont Mae Shoup Cox Helen M. Dale Harry M. Etter Robert H. Bagnell Dewitt Waters

Christmas Exercises At Heidlersburg School

The Heidlersburg school will stage Christmas exercises on Monday evening with Francis Coulson as teacher. The Lutheran Adult Bible class meets Thursday evening at the Haverstock home York Springs R D for a monthly gathering and Christmas party. Mr. and Mrs. E L Weigle and Mrs. Frank Weigle visited York Wednesday. Two Slaybaugh children remain on the sick list. Robert Guise, son of Cecil and Mrs. Guise, Gettysburg R4, spent the day.

The Lutheran Church H. G. Haverstock York Springs R. D E. L. Weigle Frank Weigle York Wilmer Slaybaugh Robert Guise Cecil Guise Gettysburg R. 4

Local Residents Share Short Home Visits and Celebrations

A sequence of brief social notes records Lawrence Guise visiting his mother in town on route from Fort Bragg to Indian Town Gap. John W. Black and family joined a birthday party for Mrs. Nellie Bowers in Shiermanstown. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Melchimes and Elizabeth Miller of near Hunterstown called on Miss Emma Rhoads.

Fort Bragg, N. C Lawrence Guise Mary Guise Fort Bragg Indiantown Gap John W. Black Nellie Bowers Shiermanstown Jesse Melchimes Elizabeth Miller Hunterstown Emma. Rhoads

Prices Drop About Fifteen Percent Since 1929

Prices of goods and services were on average about 15 percent lower than in 1929, reflecting a broad decline in living costs. The shift suggests deflationary pressure affecting households and consumer spending nationwide.

New Electric Clock Installed in Court House Corridor

Workmen placed a new electric clock on the west end of the first floor courthouse corridor. The clock, the first ever in that hallway, was purchased by the county commissioners and arrived after a long delay.

Court House

Cabin Craft Gift Shop to Discontinue Business

Mrs. Dorothy Swigart Weikert, owner of the Cabin Craft Gift Shop in Gettysburg, announced she will discontinue business on January 1 after operating the shop for the last three years.

Dorothy Swigart) Weikert Cabin Craft Gettysburg

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