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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1936

Page

7

Miss Bradstock Resigns Home Economics Post

Miss Mary Louise Bradstock resigns from the Adams County extension service to become nutritionist with the Pittsburgh district dairy council. Her resignation, accepted by Pennsylvania State College, takes effect January 1. She will base in Youngstown, Ohio, and give nutrition talks to organizations.

Pittsburgh District Dairy Council Mary Louise Bradstock Adams County Extension Service Pennsylvania State College Bradstock Youngstown Ohio Meadeville Sharon New Castle Dairy Council Pittsburgh Wellington

Executrix's Notice for Annie M Oyler-Oiler Estate

Letters testamentary granted for Annie M Oyler-Oiler of Reading Township Adams County Pennsylvania. Frances M Berry Executrix Hampton Pa and J L Williams Esq Gettysburg Pa announce estate debts and claims must be presented. Public notice dated December 10 1961.

Annie M. Oyler Iate Reading Township Adams County Pennsylvania Frances M. Berry Executrix Hampton Penna J. L. Williams Esa Gettysburg

Sheriff Sale of 40 Acre Adams County Tract in 1937

In Pursuance of a writ of fieri facias the Adams County Court of Common Pleas will expose to public sale on Saturday January 16 1937 at 2 PM at the Gettysburg Court House the tract of land in Liberty Township Adams County Pennsylvania described as 40 acres more or less with a two story weather boarded house a small stable a barn and a chicken house. The property seized is the estate of Ira O Linebaugh widower and is to be sold by sheriff B W Spence. Ten percent of all sales will parade immediately after sale and noncompliance will trigger resale.

Court of Common Pleas Adams County Court House Borough of Gettysburg South Mountain Liberty Township State of Pennsylvania Jacob’s Church Jacob's Church Ira O. Linebaugh Hbagle Metallic Corner Company Sallie Warren B. W. Spence

Coroners and Justices summoned for Adams county court

Notice to coroners justices of the peace and constables in Adams and Fulton counties to appear at Gettysburg for the January 1937 term of the Oyer and Terminer General Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions. The summons cites W C Sheely John C Bream and X Colgan as judges and requires attendance with records and recognizances on the fourth Monday of January at 9 30 AM.

Adams Gretings W. C. Sheely Courts of Common Pleas Adams and Fulton Court of Oyer and Terminer John C. Bream X. Colgan Gettysburg

Adams County Gets New Extension Worker Miss Bradstock

Miss Bradstock takes over as the county home economics extension worker in Adams County reporting to the Pittsburgh dairy council. She outlines 4-H and clothing programs in Gettysburg, Arendtsville, Barlow and nearby communities, with plans to train in Youngstown and replace the outgoing staff.

Bradstock Arendtsville Barlow Stone Jug Brushtown the Pines Aspers Cashtown

Apartment House Rising in Gettersburg by Irvin Firms

Jere J. Plank has begun the erection of an apartment house in Getysburg. Excavation for the cellar is finished. John and David Irvin will erect the four unit building of concrete block and fire proof shingle construction.

Jere J. Plank Getysburg John and David Irvin

Re elected Knox and Bower lead Adams county supervisors

John H. Knox of Cumberland township was elected president of the Adams county township supervisors association for his sixth term at the nineteenth annual convention held at the courthouse. Oliver J. Wavybright of Freedom township was re elected first vice president and P A T Bower of Table Rock was re elected secretary for a seventeenth term. Clayton Starner of Menallen township was named second vice president and Charles M. Weishaar of Liberty township named delegate to the state convention. Alternates named were C A Naty CM Overhotzer and A D Little. The group adopted resolutions opposing diversion of the motor license fund and limiting real estate taxes to 10 mills, and favored direct state appropriations for township road repairs and the state taking over more township roads once current mileage is repaired.

John H. Knox Cumberland Township Adams County Township Supervisors’ Association Court House Oliver J. Wavybright Freedom Township John Hockensmith Mt Pleasant Township John R. Woods P. A. T. Bower Table Rock Clayton Starner Menallen Township Charles M. Weishaar Liberty Township John Knox

Resolutions Advance From Township Road Convention

The resolutions followed suggestions of H A Thomson secretary of the Pennsylvania state supervisors association presented in morning and afternoon addresses. H G Van Riper township engineer for the state highway department spoke of township highway expenditures and road work on township roads as WPA projects. He cited the calcium type roadway as best for township construction and noted over 40 000 miles of township roads in the state. General discussion periods followed for questions about road work.

H. A. Thomson Drexel Hill Pennsylvania State Supervisors Association H G. van Riper State Highway Department

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