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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1946

Page

3

Thanks For Overseas Coat From Local Church

Mrs. Marie Schieder of Nuremberg Germany penned thanks for an overcoat sent by an American welfare group via St Pauls Lutheran church Riglerville. The 1946 letter notes four children aged 20, 15, 12 and 11 and requests a reply.

Sterling BE. Bowers Bitterville Marie Schieder Nurenberg Germany Mr. Bowers St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Riglerville St. Clarence Seaman Bigilerville Sender

Surprise party honors Mrs. Walker at Berlin Avenue home

Friday evening a birthday party for Mrs. Harvey Walker was hosted at their Berlin avenue home. A large group of relatives and friends attended, with Dorothy Miller Elgin and Harold Sanders directing a vocal and instrumental Christmas carol program at East Berlin High School auditorium.

Harvey Walker Berlin Avenue Aaron Pressel Kenneth Walker Nevin Pitzer Paul Kitemiller Betty Pitzer Doris Byron Ruthetta Byron Janet Flickinger Susie Kitzmiller Daryl Walker Allen Flickinger Aaron Pressel, Jr Johnny Pressel Robbie Flickinger Harvey Pitzer Nathan Kitzmiller Dorothy Miller Elgin Harold Sanders East Berlin High School

Adams County Library Group Memberships Include Local Organizations

Last week Adams County Free Library report lists members such as Minter's store Rotary club of Gettysburg Lions club Valley Home Lodge 70 Fairfield Gettysburg fire company Windsor shoe company Littlestown M D Crouse Motor Sales McSherrystown Redeemer's Evangelical and Reformed church Peoples Drug store New Oxford Item company Gettysburg Post 15 Veterans of Foreign Wars Trilogy club Gettysburg Ministerium Littlestown State Bank and Mrs John C Bream who subscribed to a $25 life membership.

Adams County Free Library Minter's Atore Rotary Club of Gettysburg Lions Club of Valley Home Lodge No Fairfield Gettysburg Fire Company Windsor Shoe Company Littlestown M. D. Crouse Motor Sales McSherrystown Redeemer’s Evangelical and Reformed Church Peoples Drug Store New Oxford Item Company Gettysburg Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Trilogy Club Gettysburg Ministerium Littlestown State Bank John C. Bream

Collision at Natural Springs park near Lincoln highway

Sunday morning at 12:15 cars of Russell Ditziler 4 York Springs and Joseph E Smith 29 Hanover R D 4 collided at Natural Springs park east of here. State police said Smith driving west on the Lincoln highway attempted to turn into the park and reoriented stalled car was struck by Ditzler vehicle. Total damage 350 dollars. Investigation continues.

Russel Ditziler York Springs Joseph E. Smith Hanover R Natural Springs Lincoln Highway Here Smith Natural Springs Park Ditzler

Boy 13 Injured By Bat at School

Edward Taughinbaugh, 13, son of Neely Taughinbaugh of Hunterstown, was struck by a baseball bat at school last Wednesday. He suffered broken jaws, two missing teeth, and eight other teeth damaged. He was X-rayed and treated by specialists in Washington, D. C.

Edward Taughinbaugh Neely Taughinbaugh Hunterstown Washington, D. C

Gregorian Calendar Adoption and Local Notices

Great Britain and colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar in 1752 to replace the Julian system. Various local notices report injuries and births, typhoid cases, illnesses, and a fatal burn at a Bethlehem mine, plus crop price wheat at 1.32 per bushel.

Great Britain Continental Europe Rome

Marriages in Abbottstown and nearby townships

Ruth March and Roy F. Kraber wed at the bride’s home in Hampton. Belle Thompson and John W. Deatrick wed in Gettysburg. Monroe Frock and Lottie Flickinger wed at Abbottstown. Mabel Benedick and Charles Lehman united in Abbottstown. Samuel Whisler and Emma Berwager married in Abbottstown union. Separately Clay Sheely nearly drowned after breaking through ice while skating. Lillie G. Weigle, 53, died in Nachtwa. Baby son of John Pascoe died Friday. McSherrystown post office promoted to third class by presidential appointment due to rising business.

Ruth March Roy F. Kraber Hampton Belle Thompson Granite John W. Deatrick Mt. Pleasant Township Gettysburg Joseph B Baker Monroe Frock Melrose Lottie Flickinger Bittingers Abbottstown O' C Mabel Benedick Charles Lehman Samuel D. Whisler Emma Berwager Union Township Clay Sheely Carlisle Street Lillie G. Weigle Adams County

Mary M. Smith and George W. Blettner Wed on Christmas Day

Mary M. Smith formerly of New Oxford married George W. Blettner of York in St. Matthew's Hanover on Christmas Day. John Hufnagle from West End sustained a forehead cut from an implement handle at work. Olaf Gebhart, 9, son of Mrs. Romaine Gebhart, High Street, was struck during the Christmas Eve Community treat in New Oxford.

Mary M. Smith Hanover New Oxford George W. Blettner York St. Matthew's Church John Hufnagle West End Olaf Gebhart Romaine Gebhart High St

Marriage notices and local community updates

40 Years Ago Mr and Mrs Pred J Wolf announce the marriage of Clara Estella to John Luther Minter with ceremony set at New Chester on December 23. Rev W A Korn of Hellam up for pastor election at New Oxford Reformed on Sunday Dec 30. Edna Grace Shultz and Frank Carns wed in Hanover Lutheran parsonage on Wednesday. Margaret McSherry 20 of McSherrystown dies Sunday. Wheat 70c per bushel. Hubert E Ford of Hanover, formerly ...

Pred J. Wolf Pleasant Iwo Clara Estella John Luther Minter New Chester W. A. Korn Hellam New Oxford McSherrystown Hubert E. Ford Hanover

Local marriages and property sale notices from Adams County

Cora Lucken baugh and another spouse were married Wednesday. J E C Slaybaugh fractured his collar bone in a fall. John T Hockensmith bought Edward Alwine’s Berlin Junction property for 1000 dollars at public sale. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A C Hemler of Mr Peasant two. Mosheim Runkle and Mamie Bixler wed at the groom’s home. Adams County Mutual Fire Company to hold annual policyholders meeting January 18 1947 at Gettysburg National Bank to elect eleven managers and conduct matters. Secretary Donald P McPherson Jr. 12 19 41.

Daniel Groscost Hampton Hanover Hospital Bethlehem Ernest L. Pee Philipsburg H. I. Smith Lincolnway E John Moore Hanover Sr Gilbert McMaster McSherrystown Curtis Chronister J. E. C. Slaybaugh Abbottstown John T. Hockensmith Red Hill Edward Alwine Berlin Junction A. C. Hemler Peasant Adams County Mutual Fire Company Gettysburg National Bank York Street Gettysburg Pennsylvania

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Jims New Oxford, Pa M. A Raleigh Lincelaway West New Oxford, PA Oy Nie Eisals Sg County Free Library Harry M Miller, Carnales T.hat James C. Herman Lincolnway Ralph Miller Howard Ecker Emory Yohe Near Five Points Percy Haar N. Peters Sr Roger Hoffnagle Lincolnway W Josephine Butters George Meckley Mary Wolf Carlisle Sr Warner Hospital Harvey Wildasin Smat Nachtwa, Il Joseph John Pascoe BE. Market St York, Pa Hanover, Pa Simon Legree Eae J. W. Geiselman & Sons Greyvan DIAL Cora Luckenbaugh Mosheim Runkle Mamie Bixler Donald P. McPherson, JR R. H. Smith Prop You Leader Broadway
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