Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

New Oxford Item in New Oxford, Pennsylvania

Page 1

We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

1

Local News Briefs From Lancaster Area Churches and Families

Local items report moves and visits across Lancaster area households. Alvin Perry plans to move to Mrs. Weaver’s West High property, while Wayne Noel improves after surgery in Lancaster. Santa Claus visits Rupp’s New Oxford store on December 24. Paper deliveries shift for Dec. 26 with Sunday service. Multiple families from Abbottstown to York exchange visits and holiday plans. Community events include a Christmas program at St Paul’s Reformed and installation of Knights of St George officers.

Alvin Perry Frank Weaver West High Street Wayne Noel Augustus Noel Hanover Street Lancaster W. Ralph Miller Earl Haverstock Abbottstown Santa Claus Rupp New Oxford Joseph T. Weaver J. W. Winand Kathryn Winand Town H. E. Eyster York Fred Winand Darby Sara Livingston Beaver College Jenkintown Fred Livingston University of Alabama E. C. Livingston Lincolnway West Jennie Lawrence N. Lingg Valley Stream Long Island N.Y Robert Auker Penn State College Ed. T. Auker Alma Myers Susquehanna University Selinsgrove John C. Myers Cone- Wago School Elgin Bream Paul Bream Junior Kopman Theron Moore Merle Earl Moul Marie Lawrence Hanover M. J. Sterner Carl Kane Arendtsville Mars. Sterner H. E. Lough Bridge Robert Sneeringer McSherrystown Elcg Slaybdugh Percy Alwine L EL Alwine Spring Grove Kenneth Alwine Biglerville Merrill’ Fohe Grand Lodge St. Paul's Reformed Sunday School Felix Sanders Paera Charles Riley Eari Strauscaugh Atlisle Street J.C. Clendenin and Sons Forrest Ned Near Town Relatves North Carolina Knights of St. George Franca Leo Nathaniel Filler Wagner Anthony Smith David O'Brien Rere George Feliz David Brien Nathaniel Miller New Oxford Reformed H. E. Sheely St. Paul's Church School

Marriages Recited In Lancaster Area Churches

Multiple couples wed in Lancaster region churches and offices. Benjamin F. Hoopes and Hannah B. Dennis tied the knot at Abbottstown Lutheran parsonage with a ring ceremony. John Abraham Miller and Kathleen Mae Leib were married in York City Hall by Mayor Harry B. Austine, noted as 23 and 25 respectively with witnesses Rosana Ebaugh and Henry Butler. Additional matches include Ray Reichert and Ruth G. Bair in Hanover, Earl L. Greenholtz and Leah K. Sprenkie in Windsor, and Minnie Loraine McGlaughlin with John H. Duple at Fairfield Reformed church parsonage.

Miller Leib Harry B. Austine York City Hall John Abraham Miller Abbottstown Kathleen MaeLeib East Berlin Rosana Ebaugh Henry Butler

Marriage Licenses Issued In Straban And Littlestown Areas

Clayton F. Palmer issued licenses Saturday afternoon to Levi J. Spangler 25 and Evelyn Smith 22 in Straban township. Urban L. Beford 25 and Gertrude Dillman 22 of Littlestown also received licenses. The Beford Dillman wedding is planned for Monday as Maurice Wagaman from Chester county and Mabel Altland from Abbottstown R D 1 are noted for further arrangements with Leo Collins Littlestown and Theresa Hartlaub Hanover.

Clayton F. Palmer Levi J. Spangler Harry Spangler Maurice Leo Wagaman Melvern Frep School Chester County Mabel Bernetta Altland Abbottstown R. D Leo T. Collins Littlestown Theresa M. Hartlaub Hanover

Week of Prayer Begins January 9

Protestant Churches of New Oxford observe a six evening Week of Prayer from January 9 to 14. Services run two per church with each pastor delivering twice. Monday Tuesday Reformed church. Wednesday Thursday Lutheran church. Friday Saturday Methodist church. All neighbors urged to attend and support this community effort.

New Oxford

Diphtheria Strikes Two In County Quieted Homes Quarantined

Dorothy Mummert nine year old pupil at Sandy Hill school and Adam Laughlin three years old of Berwick township are diagnosed with diphtheria. The Mummert home in Conewaco has been quarantined by Adams County health officer Ligierville John Deatrick and the Laughlin residence was quarantined Monday evening, with Mrs. Laughlin awaiting further instructions.

Dorothy Mummert Sandy Hill School Horace Muimmert Conewacoeee Mummert John &. Deatrick Ligierville Adams County Oscar Laughlin Berwick Township Adam Laughlin

Christmas Program At Hunterstown School

Hunterstown school will present a Christmas program this Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Robert Fleming scored a 6 point tuck in a game noted in the report.

Hunterstown Robert Fleming

Notice to coal customers about fraudulent calls

A notice from E. Myers of New Oxford Pennsylvania warns coal customers of false telephone calls claiming to be Myers the coal man. The business line has been changed from 16 R 3 to 17 for security.

Maine Myers Fox Service CEAS E. Myers New Oxford

Longtime Nazareth banker Dies at 58 in Easton

Mark T. Swartz of Easton age 58, son of James O. Swartz and Jennie Miller Swartz, died Tuesday morning. He headed Nazareth National Bank since 1918 after roles as cashier and vice president. Survived by widow Margaret and children Mark Jr, Annie Brown, and Margaret Stiles. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. in Easton Cemetery.

Mark T. Swartz Easton James O. Swartz New Oxford Jennie Miller Swartz Margaret Miller Swartz Mark, Jr Duke University Annie Brown Baltimore Maryland Margaret Stiles Paterson New Jersey Swartz Naareth National Bank Lafayette College Nazareth Bank

Adams County Bankers Meet at Park Hotel New Oxford

The Adams County Bankers Association gathered at the Park hotel in New Oxford on a Thursday evening with limited local representation due to severe weather. Talks covered the Pennsylvania Bankers Surety company, a county credit bureau, and various banking topics led by Edmund W. Thomas and J. D. Miller. The next meeting is planned for Arendtsville on January 19.

Adams County Bankers’ Association Park Hotel New Oxford York Springs Bendersville Arendtsville McSherrystown Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank Pennsylvania Bankers’ Surety Company Pennsylvania County Credit Bureau Edmund W. Thomas First National Bank of Gettysburg J. D. Miller Biglerville National Bank

Fleet-Wing wins three straight in York shows

The Fleet-Wing team from New Oxford swept three games against the Question Mark club of York. Varsity won 48 to 16,Scrubs 26 to 15, and varsity again 45 to 12 while the Reserves topped 22 to 12. Earl Kling led the varsity with 20 points. Brownie Smith led the Reserves with 11. The Fleet-Wing squad faces St Patrick's at York Wednesday and Rex Hook and Ladder at home Friday.

York New Oxford Scrubs Bill” Alwine Earl Kling Brownie’ Smith NEW Oxford GF Tj Menzie la Beamer Kling Fleshman Mclain Poist Sponseller F. T. Grove F_ teer Los Fry Leerone Hildebrand Shanberger Getz Stauffer Oxford Fleet St. Patrick’s Club Rex Hook and Ladder

Births in the area include multiple new children this week

Mrs. Arthur C. Aiken of Gettysburg introduces a baby boy at Warner hospital. Catherine Bender is former Mrs. Aiken. Orriana R. D. 2 welcomes a son born Tuesday at Annie M. Warner hospital. Hanover adds a son Robert William born Friday. Mrs. Wolf was Hilda Fuhrman. York couple Charles Zimmer announce daughter Mary Jane, a Bonneauville link. Betty May born December 9 to Earl R. Fitz of Hanover. December 11 brings daughter to Charles Dubbs, Hanover. Marie Null is his wife. December 12 yields daughter Maxine Elizabeth to William Fogie of Hanover. Theodore C. Funk of Hanover welcomes daughter Sunday evening. John Colestock of Philadelphia and Minnie Colestock visit Hanover for holidays. Dr. John W. Sheetz of Columbus, Ohio, visits Christmas with J L Sheetz family in center square.

Arthur C. Aiken Gettysburg Warner Hospital Aiken Catherine Bender Earl Kump Orrianna R. D. 2 Annie M. Warner Hospital Edwin Wolf Hanover Robert Willian Wolf Hilda Fuhrman Jacob Fuhrman Mark Bevenour Philadelphia Joseph L. Bevenour Peas Town Own William Allison James Mount Carmel Unsplace New Oxford Leslie Colesteck Mr. Colesteck Hanover Street Kathryn Welder First Lutheran Church Gerard Wasner Duke University A. P. Wasner Lincolnway West Spencer I. Myers York Louisa Gook Alma Sheety Temple University Geo. D. Sheely St. John's Hebron Ledge A. M Abbottstown Conewago Chapel Clearview Henry Rinehart Trishtown Elmer Shrader Irishtown William Snyder Williams College Williamstown Massachusetts W. R. Snyder Carlisle Street

Illness Strikes DeTARS at Gettysburg Home

M D DeTar president of Aero Oil and wife Mrs DeTar confined to their Gettysburg home with severe influenza attacks. DeTar improved today after initial illness while Mrs DeTar formerly Miss Helen Barnitz of New Oxford remains very ill.

M. D. DeTar The Aero Oil Company DeTar Gettysburg Gnppe Helen Barnitz New Oxford

Hartzell Boy Ill With Scarlet Fever Quarantined

Harold Hartzell seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Hartzell Hampton is ill with scarlet fever. Health Officer John H Deatrick Biglerville placed the home under quarantine this morning. Hartzell attends Hampton school. The Business and Industrial girls of the W C A plan a covered dish luncheon for members on Thursday evening December 29 at 7 o clock. Grace Stoner and Christie Delling performed a sketch The Old and New Korea at the recent meeting.

Harold Hartzell Daniel Hartzell Hampton John H. Deatrick Biglerville Young Hartzell Hampton School Grace Stoner Christie Delling Korea

Hospital News From Hanover and Gettysburg Areas

Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald of Hampton and Mrs. Unger J Snyder of Gettysburg R D 6 were admitted to Annie M Warner hospital. Sterling Plank of Gettysburg R 4 had tonsils removed at Warner hospital. Miss Henrietta Witmer of Hanover was moved to Hanover hospital for examination and returned home after a leg injury. Rosa Young of Gettysburg admitted to Warner hospital. Levi Flickinger of Littlestown R D was admitted for an urgent appendicitis operation. Maurice Fisher of Gettysburg Sterling Plank Gettysburg R D and Mrs William Miller Gettysburg R D discharged from Warner hospital.

Joseph Fitzgerald Hampton Unger J. Snyder Gettysburg R. D Annie M. Warner Hospital Sterling Plank Gettysburg Warner Hospital Henrietta Witmer Samuel T. Switmer Hanover Hanover Hospital Rosa Young Levi Flickinger Littlestown R. D Maurice Fisher William Miller

Arrest After Crash Near Arendtsville

C. Thomas of near Arendtsville was arrested Monday by Constable H Wilson of Gettysburg on a charge of aggravated assault and battery by automobile. The case stems from a December 3 Cross Keys collision with a car driven by George Plank near Gettysburg in which Mrs. Walter Plank and Mrs. Arthur Shields were injured and the Plank car burned. Thomas posted $300 bail for a hearing before Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer.

C. ©. Thomas Arendtsville H. Wilson Gettysburg Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer Walter Plank Cross Keys George Plank Thomas Arthur Shields Plank Shealer

Sheriff Levy on Farrell Property in Gettysburg

Sheriff John C. Wible levied on Edward J. Farrell’s two story brick home in Gettysburg to satisfy a 4500 mortgage held by the American Seminary of Washington. Sale set for December 31. Wible also levied on the property of Besse and Ambrose Wagaman in Berwick township.

Sherif John C. Wible Edward J. Farrell Gettysburg American Seminary of Washington Farrell Sherif Wibie Besse Ambrose Wagaman Berwick Township

Bonneauville cigar factory reopens after closure

Miss Mane Fromeyer visits Brooklyn relatives during Christmas holidays. The will of LE Crouse from Liberty township entered to probate by James Crouse and Richard Eversoie as executors. Estate valued at 5750 dollars.

L. Golden Mane Fromeyer Leo Fromeyer Bonneauville Brooklyn LE. Crouse Liberty Township Robert E. Fisher James Crouse Richard Eversoie

New Oxford Teams Split as Girls Prevail and Boys Fall

In a busy Tuesday lineup Glenville High defeated New Oxford 26 to 24 on Glenville’s floor, Herman scoring 11 for N O H S. The N O H S girls beat Glenville 41 to 36 in a home game for Emmitsburg’s visitors, while the boys’ squad fell 25 to 10 with Emmitsburg high in the mix.

New Oxford Bays Glenville H. S Glenville Herman Glensvile New Oxford Girls New Oxford High School Emmitsburg High School New Oxford G G.F.T R. Eyler L. Elder Keilholtz Harner A. Elder Mondorff New Oxford Miller Ecker Sadler M. Eyler Bringman Biplerville Emmitsburg High School Lassies G.F.T. Grace McClain Marion Lingg Nadine Miller Det Herman Peggy Ogden Florence Rife Janet Hull G.F. Emmitsburg E. Glass M. Stonesitter D. Bollinger A. Keilhotz Pryor L. Franklin Fisher

Christmas Services Across Churches In New Oxford Area

The list covers New Oxford Lutheran, Reformed, Emmanuel Abbottstown, St Marys, and Methodist churches with schedules for Christmas programs cantatas and services. Special notes include church school sessions, cantatas, a New Year Holy Communion, and a post office holiday closure.

Christmas programs announced by area Lutheran churches

The Rev. Paul Gladfelter and various pastors announce Christmas programs across Abbottstown East Berlin York Springs Chestnut Grove Lower Bermudian New Chester East Berlin Reformed and St Luke's churches. Services include carols sermons and special Sunday schools on Christmas Eve and nearby days with times such as 7 30 p m 9 30 a m and 10 a m along with music and specials.

St. Mary’s Church New Oxford Jos. N. Whalen Paul Gladfelter Abbottstown East Berlin York Springs Chestnut Grove Lower Bermudian New Chester J. Harold Latte Ham Bermudina Redman Red Ritz

Tools Worth Over 358 Dollars Stolen From Riley Shop

Tools valued at more than 350 dollars were stolen from the Riley welding and machine shop in Hanover. Detective Jesse Crabbs is investigating as owner Amy M Ruey reports the missing equipment. A large electric drill about 163 dollars and several dies and small tools were taken.

Riley Welding and Machine Shop Hanover Jesse Crabbs Abrs Amy M. Ruey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reichert Bair Ray V. Reichert William G. Reichert Hanover R. D Ruth G. Bair David Bair Pennville Reformed Bar Sonage M. Sando West Manheim Winterstown Chas. B. Hanft Charles B. Hanft New York Jennie Alwine Hanft Edward Rorapaugh L. A. Zech Leah L. Witter Leah Levina Witter Harry C. Witter Mercersburg Brethre Welsh Run Jere A Alvin S. Witter Earl C. Witter Irvin Witter John D. Wenger Gladys M. Witter Cassie Sweitzer Cassie Ann Sweitzer Lizzie M. Heindel Emory ¥. Flickinger Ida J. Flickinger D. Emory Flickinger Flickinger John P Christinana Gerber Moul J. Irvin Flickinger Charlies A. Wagner Grant A. Fissel Alvin J. Flickinger George L. Flickinger John Moul Mary Mamper Laura Eicholtz Granice Charles Grimes Jeannette George W. Miller Nancy May Milier John Margaret McGail Brown Charles D Evelin BE Ruth N. Miller Iir Sephil William Eppley W. D. Brown James Brown Adams Co Bankers’ Association FLEET John Colestock Minnie Colestock Indiana State Teachers’ College John W. Sheetz Columbus Ohio J. L. Sheetz Center Square ST. Mary's School Hall Santa Mother Goose Land Saint Nick Qur Hospital News New Oxford Lutheran George E. Sheffer W. Hailph Miller Red Cross Mission Band Lutheran Tharee Strines Frederick St
Search Courier

Search the New Oxford Item Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New Oxford Item?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication