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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

13

Automobiles Collide on Spring Grove Highway

Two vehicles operated by J W March of Hanover and Donald Wentz of Spring Grove sustained heavy damage in a late Friday night crash on the Spring Grove Hanover road. Wentz and Martz suffered minor injuries, Wentz sprained wrist. March bruises and facial cuts. March’s car towed, Wentz drove home. Also notes a bankruptcy sale listing Oscar Hinkle estate items for December 29 1932 at 1 PM near Waldheim bridge Reading township with extensive household and farm gear.

J. W. March Hanover Donald Wentz Sping Grove Spring Grove Wentz Martz March W Hich Leroy B. Stokes

Trustee's sale of farm property in Stambaugh bankruptcy

Public auction scheduled December 28 1932 at 1 P M for Ellis H Stambaugh estate Hamilton township on the New Oxford East Berlin road. Items include horses cows calves heifers pigs hens corn hog equipment tractors wagons farming implements and poultry with location at the farm and home of the bankrupt.

Ellis H. Stambaugh Hamilton Township Oxford-East Berlin Road Republic Blaine WB. Bixler E. V. Bulleit

Protect Children When Celebrating Christmas

Advisory note stresses precautions during Christmas celebrations to prevent burns and fatalities. Warns against open flames from candles and stresses safer use of tiny electric lights and secured candy decorations. Recommends adult supervision during play and potential rescue readiness, attributed to Charles Frederick Wadsworth.

Charles Frederick Wadsworth

Ancient customs of Christmas gifts and pageants traced

The practice of giving gifts at Christmas stems from ancient customs and Teutonic origins. Latin nations swapped gifts on New Year. mistletoe and holly decor are pagan survivals. Nativity plays come from pre Christian times, and Saturnalia influenced Lords of Misrule. Santa Claus blends St Nicholas Knecht Ruprecht and Krampus. carols date to around 1846.

James Waldo Fawcett Washington D. C Misrule Senegland St. Francis

Celebrated Christmas Aboard Scott Antarctic Expedition

Captain Scott and his party mark Christmas during their journey to the North Pole with a frugal wash in a cup of water and shirt washing. They later celebrate on limited rations by savoring raisins chocolates and a four course supper including pemmican horse meat onion curry plum pudding and cocoa. Scott notes the meal left them full warm and sleeping well, though the next day’s progress slowed likely from the previous night’s indulgence.

Captain Scott Scott Wilson

First Christmas Card Issued in 1843 Reproduced

A London Star writer notes the Victoria and Albert Museum displays a Christ mas Picture Book with the first Christmas card printed in 1843 for Sir Henry Cole. The collection also features diverse artworks from Cologne ivory reliefs to a Woodcut by Eric Gill, highlighting a return to medieval simplicity.

Victoria and Albert Museum London Star Sir Henry Cole South Kensington Museum Cologne Eric Gill

Hampton Christmas program called off and local notes

The Hampton Christmas program planned for Wednesday night was canceled. Harold Hartzell, age 2, ill with scarlet fever. Local visits include Harold Howe and son at Abbottstown, and Frank Eble family. Various residents listed with illnesses, visits, and routine church services noted. many are on the sick list.

Hampton School Harold Hartzell Daniel Hartzell Jacob Howe Harold Samuel A. Nagel Abbottstown Ralph Hoff Albert Fischer Reading Township Frank Eble Taylor John Crist-Ensor H. D. Houtz East Berlin Roy Rollen Calvin Warren Guy Shelleman Lillie May York Springs H. B. Dicks Flora Nettie Swartz Rhoda Myers New Oxford Clara Rickrode York William Weaver Harry Peters Hampton Lehman

Littlestown youths injured in accident

Edward Fuhrman and Kenneth Senft both of Littlestown were injured when the automobile they rode left the highway near Hanover Shoe Farms and struck a tree at about 1 a m. Fuhrman suffered a facial laceration and Senft forehead lacerations. They were treated at Hanover hospital and later discharged.

Edward Fuhrman Kenneth Senft Littlestown Hanover Shoe Farms Fuhrman Senft Hanover Hospital Hanover

Christmas Man name for Kris Kringle across lands

The article notes Santa Claus varies by country. In Lithuania Santa does not visit children on Christmas Eve, while Germany Norway and Holland have local gift traditions. Sweden features a “Christmas Man” who enters by night and places gifts by the tree.

Santa Claus Lithuania Germany Norway Kris Kringle Holland Saint Nicholas Sweden America

Keefer and Griest Win Latimore Vet Transport Contract

At a Latimore township meeting on Wednesday evening T. L. Keefer and Joel Griest were awarded the contract to furnish transportation for the veterinarians in the township this week.

Latimore Township T. L. Keefer Joel Griest

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Grace Church Oscar Hinkle Baniousis Hinkle Waldheim Bridge Seven Hundred Road New Chester Road Chevrolet Automobile Blaine E, Bixler George A. Haar Xmas Turkey NEW Central Hotel Center Square Hanover, Pa Electrical and Radio Servile Majestic E. J. J. Gobrecht E. Chestnut St Carlisle St Chestnut Street Penna Sharp’s Chestnut St In Re Elis H. Stam Ethel Stamm Frederick Street Wheel Toys Gettysburg Hardware Store Baltimore Street Gettysburg, PA Nage Nd Romayne Miller Candies Court House Victor North Pole Samuel Stock Noah Panebaker Charles Leese Maurice Zinn Charles Ella Raffensperger H. A. Myers Dorothy Wiliam Heller Biglerville Harry Fisher Adams County Smith’s Drug Store Broadway Keiper Bros Wilbur Coon Natural Bridge Men’s Union Irving Bierer Eckert Bldg Nace’s Grocery W. J. Routson Balto, St., Hanover Smoker Newcomer’s Cigar Store Broadway Hanover Hunterstown Blue Anchor Rosemary Jacquard New Oxford, PA Comfort Gitt’s H. Green J. W. Gitt CO
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