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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1949

Page

30

Three Jail Terms in Court in Adams County Session

Elmer Rexroth of Mummasburg was given six to twelve months for burglary at Miller Service in Gettysburg after pleading guilty to breaking and stealing gasoline, batteries and candy. J E Sanders of Gettysburg received 30 days for furnishing intoxicants to an intoxicated person beginning December 2. The court approved Zion Evangelical church trustees sale of property to W A Raffensperger for $500 and borrowing up to $25,000 from local banks, plus a $51,000 bond for trustees.

Elmer Rexroth Mummasbure Rexroth Miller Gettysburg J. £. Sanders Congregation of Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Arendtsville W A Helen A. Raffensperger Bigierville Charles C. Zeigler Clair E. Taylor Ernest Robert George Godnour Charles Slonaker Roy Tate Adams County

Raymond Miller Wins Prize In Essay Contest

Raymond Miller seventeen of East Berlin is among twenty two winners in a Pennsylvania Electric Association essay contest. He chose the Future Farmers of America as the recipient organization for his award and the FFA chapter also won twenty five dollars. The presentation occurred at East Berlin High School with Metro Edison and PEA officials in attendance.

Raymond Miller Commonwealth Raymond Miler East Bertin Hugh Set Fas Berlin Future Farmers of America Miller FFA H L. Heherlein Fast Berlin

Horse Struck By Car Dies In Barn Near Gettysburg

A horse owned by Carvin Redding was found dead in its stall after being struck on the Emmitsburg road two miles south of Gettysburg about 12:30 a.m. by a car driven by Bert West of Biglerville. West said he could not avoid hitting the wandering animal. damage to the car was about 250 dollars. A winter condition note on electrified farm equipment appeared in the same column.

Emmitsburg Gettysburg Bert West Biglerville West

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