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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

5

Automobiles Collide on Spring Grove Road Injuries Reported

Automobiles operated by J. W. March of Hanover and Donald Wentz of Spring Grove were damaged in a late Friday night collision on the Spring Grove Hanover road. Wentz and March suffered minor injuries. Wentz sprained wrist, March bruises and facial cuts. March’s car mounted an embankment and struck a pole. Wentz drove home.

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

Trustee Sale of Personal Property in Reading Township

Public auction December 29 1932 at 1 P M of estate of Oscar Hinkle in Reading township near Waldheim bridge. Items include horses cows poultry hay tools furniture and household goods along with growing grain and sixteen acres of corn. Cash terms. Blaine E Bexler trustee E V Bulleit attorney George A Haar auctioneer.

Oscar Hinkle Hinkle Reading Township Waldheim Bridge Seven Hundred Road New Chester Road Blaine E. Bexler E. V. Bulleit

I Protect Children When Celebrating Christmas

A cautionary column urges safer holiday practices to prevent fires and injuries. It notes candles pose danger, recommends electric lights, and advises adult supervision during risky Christmas games.

Public sale of Ellis H. Stambaugh estate belongings

Trustee in Bankruptcy Blaine H. Bixler will sell at public auction December 28 1932 at 1 PM on the farm in Hamilton township east of the New Oxford East Berlin road. The sale lists horses cattle hogs poultry equipment hay tools instruments and farm structures with cash terms.

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

Ancient customs of gift giving and Christmas lore

The article traces Christmas gift giving to ancient roots and Teutonic origins. It cites Latin nations exchanging gifts at New Year and notes pagan elements in mistletoe, holly, nativity pageants, and Saturnalian traditions. It also covers Father Christmas, Knecht Ruprecht, Krampus, carol singing, and the creche's origin by St Francis.

James Waldo Fawcett Washington D. C Father Christmas Santa Claus St Nicholas Nicolas Knecht Rupercht Robin Goodfellow Grimm Germany Knecht Nicholas Christ Bertha Krampus

Celebrated Christmas On Way To North Pole

Captain Scott and his men marked Christmas with humble rations in the polar march. They washed shirts in a cup of water and later enjoyed raisins chocolates and a lavish four course meal including pemmican horse meat onion curry plum pudding and caramels. The celebratory feast left them sleepy yet warm though progress slowed the next day.

Captain Scott Scott Wilson

First Christmas Card Issued in 1843 Featured in Victoria and Albert Museum

The London Star notes the Victoria and Albert Museum hosts Christ mas Picture Book showing the 1843 first Christmas card printed for Sir Henry Cole, with other artworks from a walrus ivory relief to a modern Eric Guill woodcut. The article admires the card’s medieval austerity and a playful image of a hearty meal.

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

Christmas program canceled in Hampton this week

Hampton notices report the town Christmas program at the Hampton school was canceled on Tuesday. Ill pupil Harold Hartzell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hartzell, is sick with scarlet fever. Various local visits and church services are noted, including Lutherans at 10 and Sunday School at 9.

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 Reformed Guy Shelleman Lillie May Shelleman Arendtsville Jesse Albright Chase Pittenturf York Springs H. B. Dicks Flora Nettie Swartz Rhoda Myers New Oxford Clara Rickrode York William Weaver Barry Peters Hanpion Lehman

Hanover Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Noah Panebaker visited Charlies Leese in Hanover on Friday. Maurice Zinn and son Charles, with Mrs. Zinn, also visited. Ella Raffensperger returned from a Hanover case. H. A. Myers and Dorothy spent Sunday with William Heller in Biglerville. Harry Fisher, Hanover barber, recovering from grip illness.

Samuel Stock Noah Panebaker Hanover Charlies Leese Maurice Zinn Charles Ella Raffensperger H. A. Myers Dorothy William Heller Biglerville Harry Fisher

Littlestown Youths Injured in Saturday Accident

Edward Fuhrman and Kenneth Senft, both from Littlestown, escaped serious harm after their car left the highway near Hanover Shoe Farms and struck a tree around 1 AM. Fuhrman suffered a facial laceration while Senft had a forehead wound. They were treated at Hanover Hospital and released.

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

Christmas Man named Kris Kringle in Lithuania tale

The article contrasts Christmas traditions in Lithuania and Europe with American Santa Claus. It notes Kris Kringle hides gifts in Germany and Norway, Saint Nicholas in Holland, Hel landers bringing cheer, and Sweden’s Santa entering the room by night to place presents. It adds that the Christmas Man is the local name in Sweden.

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

Keefer and Griest Win Latimore Veterinary Transport Bid

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

Latimore Township T. L. Keefer Joel Griest

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Grace Church George A. Haar NEW Central Hotel Center Square Hanover, Pa E. J. J. Gobrecht E. Chestnut St Carlisle St Chestnur Street Penna Sharp’s Welding Chestnut St Wr Ecomee Charles Frederick Wadsworth Ethel Stamm Frederick Street Wheel Toys Gettysburg Hardware Store Baltimore Street Gettesburg, PA Romayne Miller Candies Court House Gettysburg, PA Victor PLATE North Pole Adams County Smith’s Drug Store Broadway Keiper Bros Wilbur Coon Natural Bridge Irving Bierer Ea Fc Eckert Bidg Nace’s Grocery W. J. Boutson Balto St. Hanover Smoker Newcomer’s Cigar Store Broadway Han Kris Kreingle Hunterstown Blue Anchor D. F. Slentz Center New Oxford, PA Comfort Gitt’s J. W. Gitt CO
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