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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1952

Page

13

Orphanage Seeks Education Funds After Korea Soldier Death

Court hearing examined government benefits for Baumgardner's four children. Orphanage asks for funds spent on their upbringing, noting Korean war deaths yield fewer aid options than World War II. Judge Sheely approved payments for three children while delaying Patricia's claim until education completion.

William E. Baumgardner Adams Baumgardner Tressler Korea George T. Hatemsperger iTusy Gethsburg National Plan For Children Ermren Robert Ardner Shirley Thomas Patricia Baumgardner Harrisburg L. Small Trcia W. C. Sheely Small Emal Corp. Baumgardner Patricia

Cadets Defeat New Oxford 5 in Narrow 47 38 Win

Ken Oxford suffered his fifth straight loss as Scotland dribbled past New Oxford 47 to 38 Friday night. New Oxford led 11 7 early but the Cadets surged ahead with steady play. Ken Ecker scored 16 for New Oxford while Carl Testa poured in 23 for the Cadets.

Ken Oxford Scotland

Emig Named Head of Thomasville Lincoln Fire Co

W M Emig was chosen to succeed L E Hamme as president of Thomasville Lincoln Fire Company at a Community Hall meeting. Other officers elected include first vice president Elmer Witman and second vice president Philip Eisenhart with a slate of secretaries, treasurers, trustees, and chiefs. Earl Mickley was reelected fire chief and several named officers held new roles while the Ladies Auxiliary section begins.

W. M. Emig L. E. Hamme Thomasville Lincoln Fire Company Elmer Witman Philip Eisenhart Clair Wehler Richard Ikheimer Ralph Berkheimer Michael Meyer Ray Brillhart Svernitz Bentzel John Gise Earl Mickler Ray Altland Francis Patterson Com

Farm Society Auxiliary Hosts Yuletide Banquet in Thomasville

The Farm Society Women's auxiliary served the annual banquet at the Community hall in Thomasville. Barbara Spensler Anna Mae Berkheimer Lucille Prosper Sandra Walker Elaine Laird Roger Laird and Patricia Walker presented Yuletide exercises and music. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for January 12 at Aspers schoolhouse with an old-fashioned spelling bee.

Pany Mary Henry Marley Gross Farm Society Thomasville Barbara Spensler Anna Mae Berkheimer Lucille Prosper Sandra Walker Elaine and Roger Laird Patricia Walker Aspers East Berlin

Washington Township PTA Holds Christmas Party Meeting

The Washington Township School Club PTA met at Carr's schoolhouse north of E. B. with 61 attendees. Mrs. Lewis Lights presided as the Christmas party was combined with the meeting.

Parent-Teachers Association of Washington Two Schools Washington Township School Club Carr E. B Lewis Lights

Hunters from Hanover area report incident after camp turnout

A group of hunters from Hanover Abbottstown and New Oxford who left Camp Toby Wharton Potter Connie reported the event. Local authorities and park wardens investigated the turnout and coordinated safety measures for the following day.

Hanover Abbottstown New Oxford Camp Toby Wharton Potter Conny

Howe family listing deer weights in New Oxford and Abbottstown

A readable fragment lists individuals with deer harvested in areas including New Oxford and Abbottstown. Names include Harold W Howe, Mrs Dorothy Howe, iFaul E McMaster, Mrs Loretta McMaster, Luther Howe, Mrs Betty Jane Howe, Jacopo L Howe, and Mrs Ruth C Howe. Bucks range from 100 to 169 pounds and a 160 pound doe is noted.

Ing Harold W. Howe New Oxford R Dorothy Howe New Oxford iFaul E. McMaster Abbottstown R Loretta McMaster Luther Howe Hanover Betty Jane Howe Jacopo L. Howe Ruth C.howe

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