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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
6
Game Protector Homer H. Thrush reports the antlered deer kill was unusually good this year though the two day antlerless season saw fewer hunters. He cites bitter cold and high movement as factors, with overall deer numbers likely down from last year.
Thrush warns hunters of continuing small game rules with special shooting days December 23 24 and December to January 4 not allowing pheasants. Deer and small game kills rise but no accidents. autos remain major deer killers with 255 deer killed in the year. Herbert F. Smith 32 East Berlin charged with failing to stop for a traffic light after a collision with James M. Rowe 19 at Princess and West Streets York.
Hampton firemen tackled a chimney fire at Brown's Dam this morning around 11 o'clock. They returned to their engine house by noon.
Miss Sharon Alwine regains mobility at home as Abbottstown gathers for holiday joy. Lions Club hosts 100 children at a Christmas party with 40 parents, featuring the Jacobs Brothers gospel quartet and Miss Marena Tighe. Elders receive treats. 40 seniors are remembered.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Luther J Minter on their 57th wedding anniversary. Rev William Kennard led devotions for WGET. Harrisburg Road Homemakers and Straban Garden Club held a covered dish Christmas party with 15 guests. Next meeting January 2 at Mrs Robert Keller's home. Carroll Rider hosted a family Christmas dinner at Center Square with numerous Breighner and related family members.
Winter chores listed include lawn care tips and snow removal thanks to James L. Myers. Local families and students from Clarkson College and Hershey Industrial School are spending holidays with relatives in centers like Harrisburg and New Oxford.
Mr. and Mrs. Laverne A. Neff of Abbottstown welcomed a daughter Wednesday at Hanover Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Laughman of Hanover Route 5 welcomed a daughter Thursday at Hanover Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Weigle of York Springs Route 2 welcomed a son Thursday at Carlisle Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wolle of Sherrystown welcomed a daughter Friday at unspecified time. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mardis of East Berlin Route 1 welcomed a daughter Saturday at York Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dwyer of Gettysburg Route 5 welcomed a daughter Tuesday at Warner Hospital.
Miss Karen Astrid Utgard daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin W Utgard Hellam Jr and William Joseph Newbould Jr son of William J Newbould Sr of Thomasville near Admire married Dec 25 at 2 30 pm in York First Methodist Church The Rev Paul Myers performed the double ring ceremony Maid of honor was Doyne Marie Utgard Bridesmaid Hollace Jane Utgard Best man Jack Helm Ushers Steve Wooley John Herrold Frederick Miller Junior ushers Mark Wooley Scott Wooley The bride, educated at Eastern High School and Albright College, will graduate from Maryland Medical Secretarial School in March.
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