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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

7

Local Notices and Property Transfers in New Oxford Area

Marriage license granted to David M. Cashman and Hannah B. Mummert. Farms in Oxford and Mt. Pleasant townships sold to John Krug, John Plemming, and W. A. Himes at set per acre prices. Mill property with acreage sold to C. J. Delone for 3040. Various injuries, deliveries, and local events noted including depot fire insurance and priesthood ordination.

David M. Cashman Readings Hannah B. Mummert Tyrone Eichelberger Oxford Township John £. Krug Same Township John Plemming Oxford Mt. Pleasant C. J. Delone Mt. Pleasant Township W. A. Himes Ben Une E. E. Preed Chas. Little Abbottstown Clayton Biffie McSherrystown

New Oxford Dairy Plan Announced by Lewis Miller

Lewis Miller reveals a new dairy in New Oxford. The week saw 16 marriage licenses issued by Clerk J. B. Carns. Local residents report hunting, turkey sales, and several deaths including Adam Leonard Sr and Ges Rimbach.

Lewis Miller New Oxford Lerk J. B. Carns Zack Ford Hunterstown James Beil Wm. EK. Weikert Emma J. Sheely St. Luke's Jos. Sheely White Hall New York J. A. Tawney Bondineauville Minnesota B. C. Stock’s Steffs's St. Paul's Lutheran Church J. N. Hersh W. P. Aggie Ehrhart C. E. Diehl Treas C. C. Stough Vertie L. Diehl Carrie Miller Simon Harnish Noah Chnefelter Hanover Geo. Trostle Straban Jesse Wolford Adam Leonard McSherrystown Ges Rimbach Procot H. K Sechuet Annie Deisy Miller John Elmira Muller Mt. Pleasant Township Peter Bergen Rosa Palmer John Snyder Mt. Pleasant Abnetia Stallgarth Sir” Toenship Dee Pamel Sentz

Deaths in Hanover area and nearby towns

Obituaries list Katherine E O Neal James A Corbett Bernice Esterline William Sweger Harry E Scott Virginia A Diehl George B Davis John W Gobrecht Jonn Muaurrisau Anna Smith and others referenced in a multiline death notices page from Hanover area papers. Interments noted at Mt Olivet Idaville Biglerville St Marks Hanover and Allentown with various survivors.

Robber Confesses Solo Break-Ins by Sobieck

Edward J. Sobieck, a 20 year old resident of Shamokin now in Harrisburg custody, confessed to Trooper S J Walsh to committing solo burglaries at Gettysburg Fee and Storage and Adams County Cold Storage offices. He described entering after 2 am, ransacking desks, breaking the safe, and escaping as a watchman approached. He also admitted a separate June or July 1932 break in at a flour and feed mill office between Cross Keys and Hanover. Sobieck awaits possible transfer and detainer actions upon Harrisburg imprisonment.

Edward J. Solleck Shamokin Paradise Protectory J. Walsh Harrisburg Gettysburg ‘Fee and Storage Company Adams County Schlick Gettysburg Sobieck Walsh Reading Cross Keys Hanover Hagerstown

75 Chickens Stolen From Orrtanna Coop Reported

State police investigate a theft of 75 Plymouth Rocks from Herman J. Rife's chicken coop in Orrtanna between 5 30 Tuesday afternoon and 7 30 this morning. The coop door lock was broken. Trooper Clemons examined the scene. Snowfall of about six inches accompanied the morning hours. The text also contains obituary notices for several individuals with names and relations, including Lydia Marshall and James W Marshall, among others.

Plymouth Rocks Herman J. Rife Orrtanna R. D Clemons

Christmas gifts aid Gettysburg Adams count y families

Welfare groups in Gettysburg and Adams county distribute special funds and Talbot relief money to destitute families. Private, state and local contributions fund cash gifts, fuel, and food through the Eichelberger and Stahle funds and county projects.

Gettysburg Adams County Eichelberger Stahle D. G C. Stallsmuth Exchelberger Mr. Stallsmith Stallsmith Talbot Robert ©. Wible Henry W. A. Hanson Gettysburg College

New Oxford Christmas Observances And Local Happenings

New Chester hosted an old time butchering at the Eicholtz home with two hogs cut weighing 448 and 446 pounds. Community notes include visits, church services, and a Pines Sunday school Christmas party. Local relief work details show coal and wood distribution under limited funds. Guy A. Staub decorated Center Square with a Christmas tree for the New Oxford Chamber of Commerce.

C. E. Eicholtz J Frank March Augustus Stough J. D. McIntire Emory Cassatt H. A. Stock I. N. Streett A. W. Frymner Harrisburg John Stock and Gettysburg J. Frank March St. John’s Reformed Church Chas. Barrick Roy Pottorff Edwin Snyder Thurmoent Liloyd Kemper York Springs Harvey Emiet Robert Riley Gardners Belle Emiet Geo. Harman Table Rock Annie Harman Mark Shanebrook Geo. Dubbs Bloomingrove Roy Taylor Near Bowlder John Kime R C. McClear Hanover Alvin Mummert David Kime Famiy East Berlin D. H. Sharrer Arthur Snowberger Waynesboro G. A. Shinham Jay Bringman Bigierville Wm. Hoff Chas. Hoff Frank Bly Near York Springs Cris Cooley Harry Cooley Edward Mummert Monroe Nell Sugartown Wm. Nell New Oxford Association Guy A. Staub Reliable New Oxford Chamber of Commerce

Woman Injured When Car Hits Train at Gettysburg Crossing

Mrs. E C Pitter 53 of Biglerville R D suffered a forehead laceration when her car skidded into a Western Maryland engine at the Carlisle street crossing in Gettysburg. Maurice Pitzer, driving, and other passengers escaped injury. She received stitches at Annie M Warner hospital and was discharged. Engineer H Seaton was aboard.

E. C. Pitter Bigternville R. D Maryland Carlisle Street Gettysburg Pitter Maurice Paul Ruth Pitzer Ruth Edna Warren Maurice Pitzer

Trooper Walsh Transferred From Gettysburg Station

Trooper S. J. Walsh of the state police Gettysburg sub station is moved to the Chambersburg sub station for five and a half months. Trooper Chester Engle from Chambersburg will replace him. Walsh has nine and a half years service and is noted as a top investigator. At Gettysburg the station includes Sergeant Russel W. Frutchey and Trooper Clemons.

S. J. Walsh State Police Gettysburg Chambersburg Chester Engle Walsh Russel W. Frutchey Clemons

Bail Granted in Trespass Case Against Beard Sharetts

Beard Sharetts faced a trespass action with preliminary hearing before Squire Bucher. Sharetts pleaded not guilty Tuesday and was held for court after bail was posted by Mrr. Sharretts. A separate car accident report cites a Raymond D. Kuba of Hanover causing a Sunday skidding incident that toppled a telephone pole with no injuries. County Treasurer Bisine G. Kitzmiller reports 55 dog licenses issued to date, below last year’s count.

Beard Sharetts Dave Plenk Gettysburg Raymond D. Kuba Hanover Bisine' G. Kitzmiller

McSherrystown Community Seeks Police Bid and Festive Charities

Borough council opened sealed bids for the police office with more than a dozen responses. no action until January. A Christmas tree on Center Square will distribute gifts to children 12 and under and baskets to needy families. Local residents face illnesses, hospitalizations, and a boiler accident in the same week.

Wilford E. Lau Charles L. Markel Abbottstown Center Square J. Allen Timmins St. Joseph’s Hospital Sioux City Iowa Rose Harrisburg Augustus Minneapolis Minn Isaiah Ferry Bernadine Corrigan Baltimore Miss Corrigan Donald Wagaman Claude Wagaman J. Stuart Hafer Ednaafer Syracuse University Syracuse New York Syracuse Hospital Francis F. Elder Elder Carvin Altland Altland Santa Claus Samuel A. Nagle Elmer Butt Matilda Brady Ellen Wagner Mary L. Chronister Emma Wolf

Fire Damages Stable At Hanover Estate

Fire damaged the rear stabilty roof and upper door at the Joe Henry estate in Hanover on Friday evening. Loss estimated around 100 dollars, not insured. Also noted: local police fingerprinting at Get tysburg jail, Hanover residents Holmes, Murphy engagement to Hufnagel, wedding planned January 17, 1993, at St Joseph church.

Joe Henry Hanover Joseph Brucher Powell George Funk Harrisburg State Police Gettysburg Howard Strausbaugh Strausbaugh Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer Simon J. Diller New Central Hotel T. L. Murphy Bendersville Lutheran Church Aspers Lutheran Church Mt. Olivet United Brethren Church

Abbottstown Church Records Chronicle Baptisms and Notices

Sunday at St Marys Catholic church in Abbottstown the christening of Patricia Lou Weaver Joan Marie Smith and William Michael Shaeffer with godparents named Eloise Raymond Eckenrode Bernard Lawrence Mamie John Bunty Rev Charles Allen officiated. Banns of matrimony pub lished for Anna May Krichten and Curtis L Smith. Sebastain Weaver confined at home with quinsy. Births announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harry Waltman and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Weaver. Rose Marie Liversberger baptized at Sacred Heart church with godparents Mrs Joseph Liversberger and Joseph. Mrs Robert Shaffer back home from Hanover hospital. Raymond Wilt of Midway killed two large hogs. Fire alarms for St Josephs academy chimney fires and a home chimney fire. Quarantine at Claude Wagerman home for scarlet fever son Donald Wagaman. Robert Sneringer Edge Grove butchered a hog. Livelsberger announces wedding to Paul Tressler at Conewago chapel. Mabel Yerkes of Hatboro dies suddenly. Angela Smith McSherrystown admitted to Philadelphia hospital for spine infection. Gertrude Staub recovering at home. Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul Smith.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Patricia Lou Charles Weaver Eloise Raymond Eckenrode Joan Marie Paul Smith Bernard Lawrence New Oxford William Michael Robert Shaeffer Mamie John Bunty Charles Allen Mary's Church Anna May Krichten Sarah Jane Krichten Brushtown Curtis L. Smith Alphonsus Smith Centennial Sebastian Weaver Harry Waltman Rose Marie James Liversberger Edge Grove Sacred Heart Church Joseph Liversberger Joseph Tne John F. O'Donnel Robert Shaffer Hanover Hospital Raymond Wilt Midway McSherrystown St. Joseph’s Academy Charles Rider Claude Wagerman Donald Wagaman Robert Sneringer Harry D. Livelsberger Genevieve Jane Livelsberger Paul Tressler Conewago Chapel M.s. Mabel Yerkes Hatboro Yerkes Mabel Bunty Angela Smith Philadelphia Gertrude Staub

Hanover and McSherrystown Gas Company Chartered

The secretary of the commonwealth issued a state charter to the Hanover and McSherrystown Gas Company with 25000 authorized capital stock to operate on routes in York and Adams counties. H E Salzberg of New York is principal stockholder with M P Gross and F G Garns as incorporators. Gross is treasurer with Hanover address as principal office. Charter follows PSC approval to convert their bus service from partnership to corporation.

Commonwealth Bag Hanover and McSherrystowh Gas Company York Adams Public Service Commission

Farmers and Merchants Bank Directors Election Notice

Classified notice from Adams County Pennsylvania announces election of stockholders at the bank in New Oxford. The banking house will hold the vote on December 31, 1983 from 2 to 3 o'clock PM to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and to handle other business.

Stoceholders Farmers and Merchants Bank of New Oxford Adams County Pennsylvania Tsnaty Kan

Green Springs church plans Christmas programs and officer elections

At Green Springs church Christmas programs are set for December 25 and January 1. The Green Springs Sunday school elected officers led by Paul E. Miller as superintendent for a fifth year and Edith Warnick as assistant secretary for a tenth year. New officer Esther Zinn joined as assistant pianist. Other officers include Bertha Frock as pianist and Mrs. George Wolf as assistant pianist. The Young Peoples Missionary circle elected Lenora Bentzel as president and William Sipe as vice president among others. The circle formed committees for subscriptions and Evangelical Missionary World, with a meeting scheduled December 28 at the Warnick home. Quarantine for diphtheria was lifted at the Frock home as temperatures plunged to eight degrees above zero Saturday night.

Green Springs Paul E. Miller Wiliam Sipe Oscar Stambaugh Edith Warnick Harold Wentz Bertha Frock Esther Zinn Alta Frock Eleanor Bentzel George Wolf John Stambaugh John Utz Grippe Pepples Haid F. S. Warnick George Bentvel William Sipe Eienors Bentors Evangelical Missionary World Lenora Bentzel George Bentzel Lewis Warnick Elenora Bentzel Harold Went William Sipewil J. Rev. E

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. E. Warner Solomon Keeney Edw Mummert Samuel Eckenrode Tyrone Township Marks Bream Joh Berlin Avenue Moss Eva Stock Washington Hitshew Weikert J. A. Wweikert N. O Svieely F.jenking Edgegrove Conewago Allen March John Sheely Flat Bush Solomon Snyder David Eline Alice Potterifl Emmetts Allen H. Melher D. P. Steffy Church of the Immaculate Conception Katherine E. O Neal Katherine Evaline O'Neal J. W. C. O'Neal Ellen (Wirt) O'Neal Miss O'Neal Trinity Reformed Church Annie W. O'Neal Mt. Olivet Cemetery James A. Corbett James Alfred Corbett Harry W. Corbett Gardners R Corbett Church of God Steerton Ira W. Trostel Goodyear John Marsh Charles Richwine John McCans Jacob Kuntz Thomas Paxton Chester Sowers Bernice Esterline Joseph Stratta Conshohocken Dean Moses Agnes Esterline Harry Little W. D. Guss William Sweger Clarence Sweger Levi Carlisle Harry E. Scott Mt. Joy Township Mt. Joy John Beardorff Orrianna Clayton Riceman Chas. Cool Harry Deardorff Jackson Scott Junior Scott Jesse Scott St. Mark’s Reformed Church Littlestown Virginia A. Diehl Virginia Adelaide Diehl William H. Diehl Wilbur Diehl Henry Brown Seveen Norman Diehl Biglerville Maggie Lynard Geo. B. Davis George Benjamin Davis Gilbert Marks Evangelical Church Idaville H. W. Hosterman Charles Gardner Edward Kump James Wincert Ellis Croft William Glass Clarence Shaffer John W. Gobrecht Allentown Darel Amelia Lonsliz Gebrecht Amelia Gebrecht H.W. Damir Claude Hanovty Raymnond Gebrecht Jacob Barnhart Hanover Seurday John Marshall Jonn Muaurrisau Ain Oorgamma Shermcomn la Dayton Anna Smith McSherrisn Treo E Warners Catious Orrtanna Lydia (McDonnell) Marshall E. W. Kidd Scottsville Virginia Chauncey Rauhauser Ciarence Stough Thomas Seston Harry Stauch Lancaster Melvin Kane Oranna James W. Marshall Aberdeen John D. Marshall Olver Marshall Thomas Casiel Bell Hemingway Aie Mannah Shalls James Marshall Colorado Manon Marshall Cisse Thurlow California St Demains Charen Brennan Valier Will W Whalen Isaiah P. Bankert Traian Marcus Cunric Panett Hanover Rock Creek Washington Street Lincoln Avenue College Campus Gettysburg Fire Company Red Cross Elks Mass Mary Grove Adams Country Miss Grove Eucene Elgin C.G Crist Gettisburg Chidren Santa Clas New Chester SUS Company Secures Charter Souther St Mount Pleasant Stra Ban Nicholas Heltzel C. L. Eicholtz Boss Stock Tradein Furniture Exchange W. Clark Avenue National Hotel Baker’s Battery Service Postoffice Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank Henry Otto Mt. Keesant Township Hanover Street Keystone Radio Service Stratton Street House of All Essex M. Sterner Broadway Pai Melhorn Buick CO Buick-Pontiac Frederick St Jas. W. Barnitz
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