Car Crash on Gettysburg Harrisburg Road Near West Causes No Injuries
Mr and Mrs Clay Gain narrowly escaped harm when their car hit a culvert on a sharp curve near Gettysburg Harrisburg road. The front end suffered heavy damage but both occupants were uninjured. Local notes report community Christmas greetings and various visits, with New Oxford post office closing New Year’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Gain
Lincoln Way
West
Gain
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg Garment Company
Louis Cooper
New Oxford
John “Tucker’ Myers
Cristobal
Panama
G. W. Pyock
Astoria
Minois
C. Wagaman
Square Corners
Berard A. Wagaman
Autographic Register Company
New York
Reading
Wagaman
Leo T. Brown and Son
Washington, D. C
H.C. Slaybaugh
West High Street
John Miller, Jr
Center Square
Nelson Stauffer
Walkersville
Maryland
John Lough
Philadelphia
Ed. Lough
Ligonier
H. E. Lough
Hanover Street
Albert Kuhn
Berlin Junction
Gettysburg Hospital
Rupp
George W. Deattick
John Yingling
Paul Kuhn
Mitler's Hall
B. Frank Grissinger
Dicks’ Dam
Berlin Street
Norma Yantis
John Yantis, Jr
Christmas Program Delights New Oxford Schools and Community
The New Oxford Public Schools staged a large Christmas program featuring the high school band, mixed octet, and junior choir. Windows of scenes included playlets A Xmas Crazy Class and Dinner for One, multiple vocal selections, recitations, solos, and a finale with Jingle Bells and Alma Mater, showcasing students from grades 3 through 12 and underscoring festive season spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Minor
New Oxford High School
Betty Jane Wildaam
Grandma's Formas
Jane Rickrode
Mary Lou @farkel
Anna Jane Bollinger
Rena Bower
Nancy Acker
Carolyn Sebright
Betty Jane Wildasin
Janet Lampter
Clara
Ruth Taughinbaugh
Eva
Peggy
Lavensa Walker
Tip
John Meelhorn
Meg
Ruth Kopman
Old Sim
Gloria Plank
Mrs. Poges
Ruth Kohler
Miss Tripp
Santa
Ben
George Griffin
Ralph Miller
Elton Gable
Nelson Gable
Karl Orndorff
Jane Lupi
June Sebright
Marylin Sheffer
Anne Slagle
Clyde Sanders
Edward Wolf
Junior Haar
Harry Emlet
Carl Kepner
Ruth Klingel
Mildred Boose
Ruth Brothers
Doris Ballew
Arlene Bower
Leroy Schriver
Raymond Myers
Hall
George Sheffer
William
Gladys Fleshman
Peter Cratchit
James Herman
Tiny
Tim
Harold Gable
Donald Warner
Hark
The
Herald Angels
Reading
Miss Prim
Pauline Klinger
Mr. Rich
Lawrence Himes
Jack
William Sanders
Dorothy
Eleanor Miller
Nora
Carolyn Sponseller
Mrs. Brown
Josephine Felty
Jessie
Mildred Carbaugh
Old St
Fire damages Ellicker shop near York Springs
Flames destroyed the Ellicker frame blacksmith and wood working shop owned by Frank Ellicker near York Springs at 3 o clock Saturday morning. Estimated damage stands at 2000 with only 125 insurance. Cause unknown. Fire department could not save the building. Two turning lathes valued at 300 were among destroyed tools.
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Frank Ellicker
York Springs
Ellicker
Carlisle- Baltimore Pike
Blucker
el | Ucker
Deaths fill New Oxford area with multiple obituaries
The notice lists several deaths from New Oxford Hanover and surrounding townships. Anna Shan no 25 was buried after a service at St Rose of Lima York with interment in St Marys cemetery New Oxford. Mrs Louisa Catherine Young widow of William J Young dies in Hanover leaving seven daughters and three sons. Esther Rex Gardner dies after childbirth in Gardners R1. Samuel J Small 70 McSherrystown grocer dies after paralysis stroke. Edwin H Benner 79 former Adams county poor director dies at Mt Joy. Ethel Peters 35 Aspers R1 dies after childbirth. Board of Health notice mandates sanitary pen upkeep in New Oxford borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miew
Anna Shanno
Anna Shan‘non
John Shannon
Westville
New Jersey
John A. Carbaugh
York
St. Rose of Lima Church
H. J. Howarth
Edward Carbaugh
Bernard Carbaugh
Raphael Carbaugh
Prencis, Carbaugh
Henry Kessler, Jr
Roy Pacatte
St. Mary's Cemetery
New Oxford
W Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
Mary
Louisa Catherine Young
William J. Young
Hanover
Young
George
Sarah Diehl Eichelberger
Ida M. Brough
Cora ¥. Alleman
Harry C. Nail
Annie J. Jenkins
Carrie
Helen Young
Henry W. Young
Esther (Rex) Gardner
Clarence W. Gardner
Gardners R. 1
Warner Hospital
Clarence W. Gardner, Jr
Mr. Snyder
Samuel J. Small
McSherrystown
Mr. Small
Dames
Louisa Small
Mastilda Bunty
McSherrystown Lodge
Holy Name Society of St. Mary's Catholic Church
Sacred Heart
Edge Grove
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
William Buffington York
Katherine Buffington
Catherine Small
L. A Reudher
Jeromesmall
Paul Liversberger
Pius Breighner
Edward
Harry
Clarence Slagte
Edwin H. Benner
Edwin Henry Benner
Adams County
Mt. Joy Township
Ethel Peters
Ethel (Cline) Peters
Zeal Peters
Aspers R. 1
Bruce Cline
York Springs
Mary Cline
Alta Cline
Paul Cline
Ruth Cline
Samuel McBeth
Violet Cline
Robert Cline
Clair Cline
Gardners R. D
Peters
Mt. Tabor
Board of Health of
Heidlersburg United
Board OF Health
W. DP. Myers
Adams County gets new state liquor store managers and clerks
Earl A. Deatrick of Gettysburg is named manager of Adams county's No 0101 state liquor store with clerks Jacob Britcher Emory Weaver Russell E B Darone East Berlin. Deatrick to resign from Western Union and relocate for county store duties. Britcher and two other clerks named from Gettysburg and Littlestown. Store to open in First National Bank building center square, with remodeling by Luther S. Sachs at $2153.
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Adams County
Starrisburg
Earl A. Deatrick
Gettysburg
Western Union
Jacob Britcher
Emory Weaver
Littlestown
Russell EB
Darone
East Berlin
Deatrick
Harrisburg
Chambersburg
Gettysburg High School
Western Maryland
Luther Deatrick
Britcher
Gettysburg College
First National Bank
Center Square
Luther S. Sachs
Mr. Sachs
Carlisle Highway Closed at Mt Holly Causes Long Detour
Adams county motorists face a longer trip as a new bridge at the south end of Mt Holly Springs blocks traffic. The detour from Gettysburg goes Route 15 to Dillsburg then Route 740 to Carlisle, about 34 miles longer.
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Adams County
Carlisle
Mt. Holly Springs
Gettysburg
Dillsburg
Ditsburg Square
Man Arrested on Surety of the Peace Charge
Henry Rang of Midway was arrested by state police on a surety of the peace charge. George Buffington, a Midway barber, acts as prosecutor. Rang posted $300 bail for a hearing before Justice of the Peace John C. Shealer Thursday at 2 PM. Almost five inches of snow fell Tuesday.
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Henry Rang
Midway
George Buffington
Justicee of the Peace
John C. Shealer
Church Services Across New Oxford Area Plan Winter Activities
Readings and worship events listed for New Oxford churches include Holy Communion times at Lutheran and Reformed churches, preparatory services, Christmas pageant notes, and New Year resolutions sermons. Other congregations in Emmanuel Abbottstown and York Springs coordinate church school and worship schedules with officer elections and quarterly conference dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Lutheran Church
George E. Sheffer
First Lutheran
Family
Shepherds
Angels
Scribes
Herod
Mary
Jesus
Minnie Colestock
Ella Earhart
New Oxford Reformed
H. E. Sheely
St. Paul's
New Oxford
Emmanuel
Abbottstown
New Oxford Methodist Church
R. B. Dysart
Adams County Game Protector Seeks Help With Feed
Lea Bushman of Gettysburg Adams county game protector asks Countians to feed game while snow covers ground. He has feed for quail and squirrels to distribute. Glen Rock Reserves and New Oxford will play at Gettysburg Thursday in a preliminary to the Glen Rock Fleet Wing game.
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Lea Bushman
Gettysburg
Adams County
Glen Rock
New Oxford
Adams County CWA administrator pledges probe into hiring
James R. McConaghie, county CWA administrator, promised an investigation of reports that ineligible men and women received civil works jobs. He said mistakes may exist yet most workers are entitled and that anyone found to have gained work through false statements will be dismissed. Payroll nears 9.82 million dollars last week as projects submitted for approval include Willow Grove school interior painting and Arendtsville school building painting.
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Adams County
James R. McConaghie
CWA
Mr. McConashie
Imen
GWA
Harrisburg
Willow Grove
Cumberland Township
Arendtsville
Christmas News and Local Social Roundup
A busy New Oxford area week features visitors from Germantown and Harrisburg, engagements announced for Roy Weaver and Violet Landermilch, and a stream of holiday visits across Lincolnway East and West. Local officers for Knights of St George Branch 191 are elected and health board members resign. Carol singing on Christmas Eve is noted.
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Syallace V. Peters
Germantown
John N. Welsh
Lincolnway
West
C. P. Keefer
Mr. Keefer
Palmyra
Knights of St. George
Leo Poist
Nathaniel Miller
A. P. Weener
Trusstees
Cletus Billman
James Smart
David O'Brien
Marshal
Henry Carbaush
Joseph N. Whiden
Guy Miller
State College
John Winne
Elizbeth
New Jersey
H. C. Lourh
Hanover Street
Robert. Seal
New Cumberland
Ross Smith
East
George Billman
Chileren
New York
William Himes
William D. Himes
Lincolnway W
George School
William
Acide
Esther Haverstick
Clarence Sills
Harrisburg
Ralph Miller
Peters Street
Annie Buckminster
H. E. Lough
William Yealy
Dicks’ Dam
Gettysburg Hospital
John B. Potter
Julian ¥. Pot
Glenn Falls
H. Y
Charles D. Potter
John Genteler
Monroe Anthony
East Berlin
W. D. Myers
Hanover
Paul Royer
Leo Sterner
Red Lion
Harry J. Sterner
Poplar Street
James Baugher
Roselle
N. J
R. M. Baugher
Lincolnway West
Geo. H. Leaks
Margaret
Robert
J. E. C. Milter
Alma’ Myers
Susquehanna
Fred Fleshman
Temple
Bernard Wagner
Duke
Betsy Himes
Swarthmore
Wm. Himes
George Schooly
Alma Sheely
Willam Snyder
U. of P
New Oxford
Kathleen Slaybaugh
Philadelphia
Charles Slaybaugh
Lincolnway East
Edna Alwine
W. C. Alwine
Harry Sterner
Pop
Lar Street
Arthur Roth
Gettysburg
Clay Gain
Lincoln- Way West
H. EB. Goodrich
Darien
Conn
Board of Health
Guy Rungel
H. S. Griffin
Carl Stough
N. C. Miller
Roy Mr. Weaver
Lebanon
Katie Weaver
Heidlersburg
Violet Landermilch
Hershey
Weaver
Stuart Dunbar
Tom Troy
Jennl
Alma McCorkle
Carlisle
Georgia Kehler
Cothway
Marriages listed from York area ceremonies
Several couples wed in December and November ceremonies across York and Adams counties. Staub Erb wedding at a West York home, Cashman Zepp ceremony in Frederick, Weidner Anthony in Westminster, and Marian Ball Dentler nuptials in Cashtown with Rev. Koons performing.
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Cashman—Zepp
Harvey
Week of Prayer Begins in New Oxford Churches
Protestant churches in New Oxford begin their annual Week of Prayer on Monday January 1 continuing through Saturday night. Services feature Lutheran and Reformed speakers on listed dates with 7:30 pm start times. Local notices include hauler contract awarded, milk price reduction, and a rib fracture incident at Cross Keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
R. B. Dysart
H. E.sheely
Ge, Sheffer
RB. Dysart
UE | Sheely
G. E. Sheffer
Earl Weaver
Carlisle Street
Maryland
postoMec
C. A. Feeser
Hanover Dairyman
Yohe
Lincolnway
West
Wark
Cross Keys
Potter Family narrowly escapes fire at New Oxford home
Fire started by an exploding oil lamp destroyed the nine room Potter residence near New Oxford. Charles D. Potter his wife and sister in law were rescued by neighbor help after flames trapped them on the stairs. The house valued at 3500 was fully insured and the family plans to rebuild in the spring as firemen battled the blaze for hours.
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Charles D. Potter
New Oxford
Wileium
Manone
Botter
Mahone
Oxford
Local Notes From Heidlersburg Area Compiled For Holidays
Community items report bedfast patient David Kemper with vertigo. Visits over Christmas include families from Fultort Sorge and State College. Duke Byers host duck dinner. D Grant Deatrick and wife spend Christmas in Gettysburg with Liessecker family. Birth announced for Margaret Louise Orner. Oscar German moves to Race Horse alley Gettysburg. Various residents attend Christmas events and share greetings.
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David Kemper
Vertiga Iite
Murrell
Mumma
Fultort Sorge
George Mumma
State College
Verna Shull
Neas ‘Belmont
John L. Liessecker
J.B. Byers
Tyrone Township
Oscar German
Mickley Farm
Race Horse Alley
Gettysburg
James Starry
Bermudian Park
William F. Shull
the Pines
J. H. Litte
John C. Brame
Near Here
Mark Knouger
Carlisle
Clarence Tanger
Piva Points
Parvin
Bower
Mary Jane Inn
Milt Groscost
Herbert Kennedy
Eddie
Harry Spicer
E. L. Weigte
Frankie Weigle
Cranberry
John Eckenrode
Town
John
Hfe
Grant Asper
Round Mull
Thanks for support after house fire at New Oxford
Charles D. Potter and family thank friends neighbors and the New Oxford Fire Company for assistance during the Friday blaze that destroyed their home. They also express gratitude to the Red Cross for helping.
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New Oxford Pire Company
Red Cross
Charles D. Potter
Fumly
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