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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

11

Talbot workers meet to review aid lists in Adams county

Talbot fund volunteers and poor board members gathered at the Gettysburg courthouse to check lists of beneficiaries under the Talbot acts. The second act committee issued rules for food orders with weekly work limits per family and one employed member per family. Rev David Kammerer praised relief efforts amid misinformation on compensation. Michigan star Bob Monnett scored 260 football points in three seasons.

Talbot Fund Adams County Court House Gettysburg Eugene Elgin East Berlin David S. Kammerer Littlestown Bob Monnett Michigan State P. Markie John Orndorff Clarence Wolfe George Laughman John Wiand John Lucabaugh Stacey Wilton Co G E. Bollinger Keith and Sheely Henry Duncan Abbottstown Feed Co G. E. Bollinger George Meckley C. J. Bittinger Axe Charles Meckley Isbor Clarence Wise Cyrus Lehich Norman Hildebrand da Hanover Hardware Co Stacey and Wilton Co Bethlehem Charles Brothers Charles E. Auchey Albert Duncan George O. Adams Stone - Paes Dee New Oxtra Glen Orndorff Paul Laughman Roy Laughman G. H. Danner Stacey Wilton & Co Claude Orndorff Ralph Rohrbaugh Lebor Pe Charles Brothers C. E Jesse Reichart Clayton Lehigh John Grimm Wm. Myers Bethlehem Mines Corp Stone Schmuck Co Lumber and Com Department of Revenue A. W. Duncan

Deardorff and Biker Themed in Winchester Nuptials

Miss Anna Belle Deardorff daughter of Mr and Mrs M Deardorff Biglerville R D and Gilbert Biker son of Jacob Biker Fairfield were married in Winchester Virginia on November 25 the couple will reside with the bride's parents Mrs Deardorff is a 1925 Biglerville high school graduate and a Shippensburg State Teachers College alumna and teaches at McChenny's school Freedom township Mr Biker works at the Gettysburg furniture factory.

Anna Belle Deardorff

Man Chased by Wild Looking Cat in Hanover

A wild appearing house cat chased an unidentified man for over a block in Hanover Thursday. Witness Paul Spangler Milway says the stray cat, after being struck by a car, darted about then pursued the man who fled until out of danger.

Hanover Paul Spangler Milway

Palmer sues over May 22 Gettysburg road accident

Henry Palmer of Littlestown files a trespass suit against Alfred Jervis of Wilmington Delaware seeking 86.14 in damages for auto injuries and hospital bills from an accident on the Gettysburg Taneytown road on May 22. Attorney John P Butt represents Palmer.

Henry Palmer Littlestown Alfred Jervis Wilmington Delaware Palmer Gettysburg Taneytown John P. Butt

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Bank Robbers Held For Court

Under heavy guard two men confessed to the Mountville bank hold up on December 7 and were arraigned with William Schaffener. Kehrwieder 28 and Burke 27 both of Philadelphia face robbery and weapons charges with $10,000 bail each. The trio’s capture followed amateur sleuths discovering six chairs in a Pequea cottage used as a HQ.

Mountville National Bank Mountville Lancaster Mountville Bank Karl Kehrwieder Charles Burke Philadelphia David N. Trapnell William Schaffener Trenton New Jersey Kehrwieder Burke Pequea Susquehanna River Jacob Weller

Coroner's Jury Clears Driver in Child's Death

A coroner's jury exonerated Miss Elsie Buchen of blame in Dorothy Iva Nace's death, a six year old struck by Buchen's car on December 8 at the Hanover Glen intersection near Marburg. The child, visiting grandparents, died instantly.

Elsie Buchen West Manheim Township Han Over Dorothy Iva Nace Oscar F Iva (Sessler) Nace

Local notices and obituaries from York County area

Miss Buchen employed at Rider-Coulson restaurant in Hanover testified the Nace child ran into her car fender. Michael M. Lauber, 72, noted horse dealer, found dead in bed at his York home by his daughter Mrs. Chas Sweeney. York County auto dealers forego winter auto show due to community distress.

Rock and Sinsheim Miss Buchen Rider-Coulson Hanover Nace Michael M. Lauber York Chas. Sweeney York County

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