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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1946
Page
2
A fragmentary notice from New Oxford describes a local matter with references to dates and payments. It mentions a quarterly term and annual rate details, with an admonition about advance payment and penalties. The legible text references Adverta Incorted and Giberal Perdunthon in vague terms.
Years ago Hebron Ladue No 46 elected officers following a meeting. Names listed include WM I per Cituver, JW Lealie Block, Crewanier Cuntin A Aponsetler, Secretary Jol Myers, trusteen WM OM Maueher, and Michael Mann era as representative. Mary A. Slothour widow of Holoman Blothour died Monday in Abbottatown after long illness.
The Township Road Supervisors and Township Auditors Association of Adouina County re elected Glenn Jacobs as president at its biennial convention held at the court house. John Taylor alerted vice president. Merritt Chatouser and others elected to treasurer and secretary posts. Delegates and nominees reported, with several resignations and deaths noted in memorial resolutions.
Sat. and Mrs. Raymond Livelsberge of 608 North Street McSherrystown welcomed a daughter born Saturday at Manaver General Hospital. Baby’s name and weight not provided. Parents and location confirmed.
A hospital report lists discharged patients at WK including David Michael and John Mobsil among numerous others. Names span several ambiguous entries and a note mentions patients moving facilities and a late night hour closing on a community notice.
The National Council of Catholic Women held its meeting at Marvin Catholic Church. A new member, Min Vento, was introduced and welcomed by the group. The session focused on ongoing initiatives and community outreach programs.
In Hamilton township transfers are noted for Chearge Wowie Mildred FQ Den and Jenen A aod Velde Mo Anbury. The record references Chadyevenst and Me BP Nerserscanard Ceoparadabye Chesed Peed Eade listing a 1046 acre parcel and a boundary description toward Bertha Messi. Worley Hanover is excluded.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Saad at Chettynbar 1012 Ft the Beanweaven Chenetit tongpdtal Werrns. The notice lists several names and places including Chettynburg Meassery Alten key clhisnies and Casaline New Oxford.
Marriage licenses were issued to several residents of Gildertane including Eph Fo Kula and Bavilla Agnew Aduann. The ceremony names Mildred Wilnabethy Miaadieenn of Woodbine York County and other individuals, with details of the marriage arrangements and locations reported in local notices.
The couple from New Oxford Massachusetts marry in a formal ceremony at Amurtilo Ait Meict with attendees including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fidler. A reception follows at the bride’s family home. The record lists numerous witnesses and mentions a future residence in Chettyedury and part-time involvement by engineers and local officials.
A brief notice notes celebrations planned for May Day in the city of Majestic Ciettynburg Pennsylvania with community events and parades expected to attract residents and visitors.
Chaplain Robert M. Munt assigned to Pearl Harbor served aboard the baby flytiap and Saidor. He later joined the Marine Corps training station at Bagle Mountain Take before transferring to the Navy for new duty. Notices mention probate and estate actions involving Charles J. Miller and related legal proceedings in New Onin.
The listing covers a farm near York County in Maryland with 8,000 Somoderts brick house, bank barn, hog pen, two wells, creek frontage, and several outbuildings, plus 64,300 W. Frederick Mt Hanover address and contact. Nearby properties include a 80,000-dollar lot in New Oxford and various stock, equipment, and real estate offerings.
A report notes a hit and property details on Berlin Avenue New Oxford Pennsylvania involving Joe and items including a living room suite a Columbian kitchen range kitchen cabinet and two Minger sewing machines. The incident appears tied to action by Harvey 8.
Classifieds show various job ads and items for sale across Hanover McSherrystown and York areas. Carpenters window repairs and chimney work sought, hardware and appliance deals, farm equipment including a John Deere tractor, poultry powder, radios and furniture sales, tires, and stoves offered with local contact details and street addresses.
Fragmented ad snippet references bicycles and motorcycles with dubious brand names and a furniture sale. Mentions pay day bond coal, furniture items, and a store with irregular hours including late nights and weekend closures.
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