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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
48
A child welfare case reveals two anonymous donors funding two boys dreams and a third youngster may get a new home. Officials say gifts will be kept secret until Christmas and a county inquiry continues into the aunt’s plan to take the child into her care.
The Gettysburg Classis Ministerium of the Reformed church met Monday afternoon in Gettysburg with Rev Dr C Renoll Nan Aver as host. Franklin Glassmeyer presided and Rev Frank Reynolds spoke on the annual report. Notables present included Rev Dr George W Welsh and Rev Dr Howard Scaley Fox. The next meeting is set for January 16 at Rev J H Ehlers home Littlestown. Charles I McDonnell observed his 87th birthday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Weigle announce the birth of a daughter at Warner hospital on Saturday. Emory Millar of New Chester celebrated his birthday Saturday. Sherman Funt of Rock Chapel is suffering from diabetes. While tying a load with a log chain a fellow worker struck Charles Funt on the head causing a severe gash. Mrs Jacobus and two children are visiting relatives in Baltimore and Washington with her parents and grandparents.
The Germany township school board sold two schoolhouses to J William and Goldie EB Krebs of Hanover. The Mt. Vernon school sold for 2090 dollars and the Slate Ridge school brought 870 dollars.
The undersigned intends to abandon business due to ill health and will offer at public sale real estate in East Berlin known as Hurley’s Restaurant with living quarters for three families and two store locations. Also offered are all restaurant equipment. Located near East Berlin Square. Sale on premises. Mrs Pauline Hurley is the owner with George A Haar as auctioneer.
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