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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1952
Page
6
Hebron Lodge officers were elected with W M Guy Emerson Bachtell and others. Families moved into several local properties, and a wedding meal and a surprise party were held. Several residents died or faced illness, including Miss Anna M Nagle and Mrs Elizabeth McMaster. Local trades and a store sale are noted along with December weather and wheat price at 1.25 per bushel.
Forty years after their beginnings in Abbottatown and Hanover, Lewis B Hafer and Helen Melhorn married December 11 in Hanover. In York County Clinton Sipling and Annie Berkheimer received a marriage license from Heidelberg township. Farmers and Merchants Bank announced a 32 percent regular half year dividend plus a special dividend. Hebron Lodge No 465 F and A M elected officers for the coming year with Curtis Sponseller as Worshipful Master.
W A Noel J W Himes Sec J W Barnitz Treas Z H Cashman Rep to Grand Lodge John M Bream Trustees W Sheely G A Klingel W Hi Emmert Edward Sheely undergoes tonsil removal at Johns Hopkins Baltimore Ignatius Weaver resigns as Immaculate Conception sexton J D Gehring to replace him C H Robinson suffers blood poisoning from a finger scratch Emanuel King rebuilds after Oct fire Theophilus Haar 62 dies near Abbotstown Abraham Lillich 84 near Abbottstown A C Diehl ill from coal stove gas Lewis S Culp sells Eagle Hotel McSherrystown to John Dorwart New Oxford Pure Food Co buys J C Birely land tract of about two
A parcel fronting on Manover Street in the acres area will host a large new mill for the manufacture of stock foods, planned by W. H. Kohler Lumber and Coal yards. The project involves building a substantial milling facility at the specified site.
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