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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1929

Page

10

Two Men Held After Liquor Raid in Cumberland Township

State police and local officers arrested Robert Shirley 21 and Oliver Stull after a raid on Shirley’s farm home. They seized a gallon of alleged liquor a copper bottle and a syphon hose. Shirley admitted responsibility for moonshine and both men were jailed in Adams County for bail set at 1000 dollars each. Stull’s charge may be dropped. Officers had purchased a pint of moonshine from Shirley prior to the raid for 1.50 dollars.

Robert Shirley Cumberland Township Shirley Oliver Stull Waynesboro Adams County Stull Walsh State Police Aughinbaugh Shearer

Local families visit after weekend gatherings in York Springs region

Mary Hoff returns home to York Springs after time with son Ralph. Ruth Ehrhart and Viola Ehrhart host and visit relatives in Hanover, Emigsville, Gettysburg, and surrounding towns. Dozens of families from York, Hanover, Waynesboro, and Camp Hill spend Sunday with kin or guests, sharing news of residents and updates on households.

Mary Hoff York Springs Ralph Ruth Ehrhart Viola Ehrhart Chas, Staub John Staub Biglerville D. E. Brown H. B. Dicks Flora Charles Edgar King Waynesboro Jacob Wentz Hanover Robert Laughman John Mummert Springs Grove Lems Linard Chas Caler Leese Frances Berry Emma Myers Broadway Claude Feeser Daniel Hartzell S. J. R. Hartman Lloyd Gettysburg Chester W. W. Leib Hartman Leib Arendt Luther Cleaver York Harry Albert R. L. Myers Alice John Mary Stevens Camp Hill Morris Zinn Grand Martinsburg W. Va Harvey Herman T. J. Herman New Oxford

Sunday Visits Across Populated Districts

Families spent Sunday visiting relatives in Hagerstown Hanover York and nearby towns with numerous household exchanges. The Pines school plans a Christmas entertainment in Pines hall led by Esther Zepp. Several residents traveled or relocated seasonally, including A H Kready family returning to Miami for winter.

Darius Shull William Fiddler Guldens Nevin Shank A. W. Bisttine Shiremanstown Mary Trimmer William Shue Palmyra Frank Bly Mary Coaley Harry Coaley Abbottstown Levi King Hanover Jacob Myers New Oxford Jess Sponseller East Berlin Earnest Sponseller Edgar Bly Taneytown Robert Dellinger Harry Fenner Harry Spangler Harrisburg John Miller A. H. Kready Pauline Orrtanna Miami Fla

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