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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1933

Page

11

Auto Crash on Gettysburg Harrisburg Road Injures Couple

Mr and Mrs Clay Gain of Lincoln Way West escaped injury when their car driven by Mr Gain crashed into a culvert on a sharp curve on the Gettysburg Harrisburg road near Gettysburg Sunday morning. Front end of the car badly damaged.

Clay Gain Lincolnway West Gain Gettysburg-Harrisburg Emmiteburg Emmitsburg Garment Company Louis Cooper New Oxford John “Tucker” Myers Cristobal Panama G. W. Fyock Astoria Mtvlinois C. Wagaman Square Corners Bernard 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 Rupp H. D. Hoover Ottysburg Andaughter Paul Ensrud Newberry South Carolina

New Oxford Christmas Pageant Delights with Band and Plays

The New Oxford public schools stage a Christmas program featuring a wide array of performances. The event showcases the high school band, multiple playlets, solos, choral numbers, and recitations by students across grades from third through twelfth, including the "Remembrance of Colonel Minor" and "A Xmas Crazy Class."

Fire Destroys Ellicker Shop Near York Springs

Flames of unknown origin swept Frank Ellicker’s frame black smith and wood working shop near York Springs at 3 a m Saturday causing about 2000 dollars damage with only 125 dollars insurance. The York Springs fire department could not save the building and a turning lathe valued at 300 dollars was lost.

Frank Ellicker York Springs Ellicker Carlisle- Baltimore Pike

Dinner gathering hosted by the Moores for Christmas

Mr and Mrs James Moore of Berlin Avenue entertained at a Christmas dinner with family members in attendance.

James Moore Berlin Avenue

Mrs H E Lough Hosts Hanover Street Bridge Party

Mrs. H. E. Lough of Hanover Street entertained friends at a bridge gathering, hosting a polite afternoon of cards and conversation.

H. E. Lough Hanover Street Bridge

Hogs to be kept in sanitary pens in New Oxford

The Board of Health of New Oxford requires all residents who keep hogs within borough limits to maintain sanitary pens. Signed by W. I. Myers, Secretary.

Board of Health of New Oxford Board OF Health Myers, Seo

Deaths Miss Anna Shannon funeral held in York and New Oxford

Miss Anna Shannon 25 daughter of Mr and Mrs John Shannon died last Wednesday at Westville New Jersey. Funeral was held Saturday at 8 30 am at her grandparents home in York with high mass at St Rose of Lima 9 am Rev H J Howarth officiated. Interment in St Marys cemetery New Oxford. She is a grand niece of H W Carbaugh Berlin Junction and survived by a sister Mary.

Anna Shannon John Shannon Westville New Jersey John A. Carbaugh York Rose of Lima Church H. J. Howarth St. Rose of Lima Church

Mrs Louisa Catherine Young Dies in Hanover

Mrs Louisa Catherine Young widow of William J Young died Wednesday at her Hanover residence. Daughter of the late George and Sarah Diehl Eichelberger she is survived by seven daughters and three sons including Ida M Brough Cora Y Alleman Annie J Jenkins Carrie Young Helen Young and Henry W Young with her husband having died February 22 1918.

Louisa Catherine Young William J. Young Hanover Young George Sarah Diehl Eichelberger Ida M. Brough Cora Y. Alleman Harry C. Naill Annie J. Jenkins Carrie Helen Young Henry W. Young

Mrs Esther Gardner 17 Dies After Childbirth in Gardners

Mrs Esther Rex Gardner wife of Clarence Gardner 17 of Gardners R 1 died at Warner hospital early Thursday after giving birth to son Clarence W Gardner Jr who also died. Survived by husband parents Raymond Rex and Maud Rex two brothers Hiram Rex Orion Rex and sister Maud Rex. Grandparents H L Bendersville and Annie E Ross. She belonged to Bendersville Lutheran church. Funeral at home Sunday 1 30 pm and Mt Victory United Brethren church officiated by Revs Coble and Snyder with interment beside the Mt Victory church.

Esther (Rex) Gardner Clarence W. Gardner Gardners R. 1 Warner Hospital Clarence W. Gardner, Jr Maud C. Rex H. L. Helen Bendersville Annie E. Ross Mt. Holly Springs Gardner

Samuel J Small Dies at 70 in McSherrystown

Samuel J Small a noted McSherrystown grocer died at his home on Wednesday at 8 am after a Saturday stroke He was 70 and survived by his widow and a daughter A funeral Mass was held at St Marys with burial in St Marys cemetery Pallbearers included Jerome Small Paul Liversberger and others from local parishes.

Samuel J. Small McSherrystown Mr. Small James Louisa Small Matilda Bunty McSherrystown Lodge Holy Name Society St. Mary’s Catholic Church Beneficial Societies Sacred Heart Edge Grove St. Joseph's Catholic Church Hanover New Oxford St. Mary's Cathec Church William Buffington York Katherine Buffington York Catherine Small L. A Reudter St. Mary’s Cemetery Jerome Small Paul Liversberger Pius Breighner Edward Harry Clarence Slagle

Edwin Benner 79 a longtime Adams County official dies

Edwin Henry Benner a former director of the poor in Adams county and prominent Mt. Joy township resident died at his home Wednesday evening at 8 o clock from complications.

Edwin Henry Benner Adams County Mt. Joy Township

Mrs Ethel Peters Dies After Childbirth in Gardners Area

Mrs Ethel Cline Peters 35 wife of Zeal Peters of Aspers R D died at Warner hospital Monday evening at 6 50 after childbirth which also died She is survived by her husband five children Rodney June Janet Miriam and Shiney all at home and many siblings from Gardners R D Funeral services set for Thursday at 1 pm at the Peters home with further rites at Heidlersburg United Brethren church and burial at Bigler cemetery

Ethel (Cline) Peters Zeal Peters Aspers R. 1 Warner Hospital 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

Willian Gilbert Confined to Bed on Carlisle Street

Willian Gilbert remains confined to his bed on Carlisle Street due to illness. no further details are provided about his condition or care arrangements.

Willian Gilbert Carlisle Street

Adams County Gets Its Liquor Store Manager and Clerks

Harrisburg announces Adams county's state liquor store No 0101 will open soon with Earl A. Deatrick as manager and clerks Jacob Britcher P Emory Weaver and Russell E Darone. Deatrick to resign from Western Union and move to Harrisburg for instructions.

Harrisburg Earl A. Deatrick Gettysburg Western Union Jacob Britcher P. Emory Weaver Littlestown Russell E. Darone East Berlin Deatrick Telegraph Company Adams County Chambersburg Gettysburg High School Western Maryland Luther Deatrick Britcher Gettysburg College First National Bank Center Square Luther S. Sachs Sachs

Last Communion Service Planned at New Oxford Lutheran

The Rev. George E. Sheffer announces Holy Communion at 10:15 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the old church for the final time. Sunday school meets at 9 a.m. Preparatory service is Friday at 7:30 p.m. A Christmas pageant titled The White Christmas was performed by the choir and church school audience filled the church.

New Oxford Lutheran Church George E. Sheffer First Lutheran Herod Mary Mother of Jesus Minnie Colestock Ella Ehrhart

New Oxford Reformed Charge Services Announce Year Begin

The Rev. H. E. Sheely pastors St. Pauls New Oxford. Church school 9 a m worship 10 a m. Sermon subject New Year Resolutions. Annual election of church officers held immediately after the service. Invitation extended to all to attend.

New Oxford Reformed H. E. Sheely St. Paul's New Oxford

Emmanuel Church Sunday Services in Abbottstown

Church school starts at 9 a m and worship at 7 p m. Sermon titled New Year Resolutions. Church officers to be elected immediately after the service. All welcome.

St Mary’s Church Masses Schedule for Feast Day

Masses at St Marys Church on Monday for the Feast of the Circumcision at 5:00 AM and 8:00 AM. Sunday services held at the usual hours.

St. Mary's Church St. Mary’s Church

Carlisle Highway Closed at Mt Holly

Adams county motorists face a longer detour due to a new bridge at the south end of Mt Holly Springs. The route from Gettysburg now goes via route 16 to Dillsburg then route 74 to Carlisle, about 34 miles longer.

Adams County Carlisle Mt. Holly Springs Gettysburg Dilllsburg Dillsburg Square

New Oxford Methodist Church Pastoral and Holiday Schedule

The Rev. R. B. Dysart is pastor of New Oxford Methodist Church. Sunday services include Sunday school at 9 30 led by E S Hager. Christmas exercises at 7 pm. Bible study Friday at 7 30 at Miss Nettle Swartz home Lincolnway East. Fourth quarterly conference set for Tuesday January 9 at 7 30 in church.

New Oxford Methodist Church R. B. Dysart E.S. Hager

York Springs Lutheran Charge Sunday Services Schedule

York Springs Lutheran Charge lists Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and preaching at 10:30 a.m. in York Springs, with a 7:00 p.m. service, Chestnut Grove offers 9:30 a.m. Sunday School.

York Springs Lower Bermudian Chestnut Grove

Arrest of Henry Kang on Surety of Peace Charge

Henry Kang 38 of Midway was arrested by state police on a surety of the peace charge. George Buffington, a Midway barber, prosecutes. Kang posted 300 bail for a hearing before Justice of the Peace John O Shearer Thursday at 2 p.m.

Henry Kang Midway George Buffington Kang Justicea of the Peace John O. Shearer

Adams County Game Protector Seeks Help With Winter Feed

Leo Bushman of Gettysburg Adams County game protector asks Countians to feed game during snow cover. He has quail and squirrel feed to distribute to any resident who will spread it.

Leo Bushman Gettysburg Adams County

Glen Rock Reserves to Play New Oxford at Gettysburg Thursday

The Glen Rock Reserves meet New Oxford at Gettysburg this Thursday in a preliminary game ahead of the Glen Rock Fleet Wing matchup.

Glen Rock New Oxford Gettysburg

Adams County CWA chief pledges probe of hiring

James R. McConaghie county CWA administrator promised an investigation into reports that ineligible workers were hired under the Civil Works Administration. He noted speed in launching the program and said findings would lead to immediate dismissal of those who gained work through false statements. Payroll last week totaled $9,817.68 with projects proposed in Willow Grove school and Arendtsville school buildings.

Adams County James R. McConaghie CWA Mr. McConaghie Harrisburg Willow Grove Cumberland Township Arendtsville

Staub and Erb Meet in Christmas Morning Home Wedding

Harold Staub son of Charles Staub Hampton and Miss Martha Erb daughter of Mr and Mrs William Erb York were married at the bride's home Christmas morning at 7 oclock by Rev Norman Ort pastor of the Full Gospel Lighthouse West York A dinner followed at the bride's home.

Harold Staub Charles Staub Hampton Martha Erb Willam Erb York Norman Ort Full Gospel West York

Cashman Zepp Couple Wed on Thanksgiving in Maryland

Arthur G. Cashman son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Cashman near New Chester wed Mabel I Zepp daughter of Mr and Mrs John Zepp York Springs on Thanksgiving day November 30 by Rev Traver Frederick Md They reside at the bridegrooms home currently.

Cashman—Zepp Arthur G. Cashman Harvey Cashman New Chester Mabel I. Zepp John Zepp York Springs Traver Frederick

Weidner and Velma Anthony Marry in Westminster Parsonage

William Weidner and Velma Anthony of East Berlin were married at the Methodist parsonage in Westminster on Wednesday afternoon by Rev. J Earl Cummings. The couple was unattend.

Marian Ball Weds William Dentler At Cashtown Home

A wedding was held Saturday at 6 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs James Ball in Cashtown. Marian J Ball became the bride of William L Dentler son of Mr and Mrs J A Dentler of Biglerville. The ring ceremony of the Reformed church was performed by Rev G Howard Koons.

Week of Prayer Observed by New Oxford Churches

Protestant churches in New Oxford begin the Week of Prayer on Monday January 3 and continue through Saturday night. The annual event draws strong congregations with services led by Reverends Dysart Sheely Sheffer and others, starting Monday night and inviting all to worship.

New Oxford R. B. Dysart M. E. Sheely G. E. Sheffer H. FE. Sheely G. E. Bhieiler

Mail Hauling Contract Awarded to Earl Weaver

Earl Weaver of Crriisle street received the contract to haul the mail between the Western Maryhuid station and the post within OC. A. Feeser of Hanover dairy reduced milk prices to nine cents a quart and five cents a pint. M. S. Yohe of Lincolnway West suffered multiple fractured ribs at the Cross Keys while at work.

Earl Weaver Crriisle Street Maryhuid OC. A. Feeser Hanover Dairyman Yohe Lincolnway West The Cross Keys

Christmas notes and social visits fill New Oxford town

The New Oxford area enjoys a busy holiday season with visitors from Columbus Germantown and Harrisburg. Local events include Knights of St George officers elected and upcoming installations, courtships, family visits, school reopenings after Christmas, and a village gathering with the Kohler family hosting Carol singing. Multiple residents travel from Philadelphia Elizabeth and Gettysburg to visit relatives here and in Hanover Street.

Potter Family Narrow Escape From House Fire

Fire started by an exploding oil lamp destroyed the nine room Potter home near New Oxford. Charles D Potter his wife and sister in law were rescued from the second floor with help from neighbor John Butler after flames trapped them on the stairs. Loss is estimated at 3500 with insurance, furniture burned and only night clothes saved. The family plans to rebuild and currently resides at the Oxford hotel.

Charles D. Potter New Oxford William Mahone Potters Miss Loftus Potter Oxford Mahone

Local notables share Christmas visits and health shots

Amid Christmas observations in the Heidlersburg area several residents report health issues and visits. David Kemper remains bedfast with vertigo. J R Byers family hosted friends. A son and daughter-in-law, Milt Groscost and son John, plan a move to Mrs. Grant Asper’s near Round Hull.

David Kemper Murrell Mumma Fulton ‘County George Mumma State College Verna Shull Belmont Secker J. R. Byers Stone Jug Paul Brodbeck Brodbeck S. Clyde Orner Bendersville Margaret Louise Warener Hospita Orner Ruth Linah Tyrone Township Oscar German Mickiey Race Horse Alley Gettysburg James Starry Bermudian Park William F. Shull the Pines J. H. Little John C. Brame Near Here Mark Knouse Carlisle Clarence Tanger Near Five Points Parvin Bower Mary Janeinn Mil John Grant Asper Round Hull

Thanks for Help After Frn Gas Home Fire

Thanks to friends neighbors and the New Oxford Fuel Company for its assistance at the Friday gas home fire. We extend sincere gratitude to the Red Cross for valued aid as well. Charles D Potter and family.

New Oxford Fue Company Frn Red Cross

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N. C. Public Schools Colonel Minor New Oxford High School Betty Jane Wildasin Grandma's Formas Jane Rickrode Mary Lou Markel Anna Jane Bollinger Rena Bower Nancy Acker Carolyn Sebright Janet Lampter Clara Ruth Taughinbaugh Eva Peggy Lavena Walker Tip John Melhorn Meg Ruth Kopman Old Sim Gloria Plank Mrs. Poggs Ruth Kohler Miss Tripp Santa Waye Yohe Ben George Griffin Ralph Miller Elton Gable Nelson Gable Karl Orndorff June Lupp June Sebright Marylin Sheffer Anna 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 Sanders Dickens Reader Ethel Sheely Scrooge Clair Wolford Leo Ecker Young Cratchits Doris Miller Jane Spangler Janet de Lameter Cratchit Fairle Kinneman Belinda Marian Lingg Bob Cratchit Martha Gladys Fleshman Peter Cratchit James Herman Tiny Tim Harold Gable Donald Warner Hark Herald Angels Miss Prim Pauline Klingel Mr Rich Lawrence Himes Jack Dorothy Eleanor Miller Nora Carolyn Sponseller Mrs. Brown Josephine Felty Jessie Mildred Carbaugh St. Nicholas Holly New Oxford School Ellicker Shop Babe Edwin H. Benner Ethel Peters Earl Deatrick Mgr Emmanuel Abbottstown MT. Holly Staub—Erb Mercury Allen Shrader and Columbus Wallace V. Peters Germantown the Intler John N. Hersh Tdincolnway C. P. Keefer Keefers Palmyra Knights of St. George Leo Poist Nathaniel Miller A. P. Wegener Cletus Billman James Small David O'Brien Henry Carbaugh Joseph N. Whalen Guy Miller John Winne Elizabeth Robert Seal New Cumberland Rosa Smith East George Billman William Himes William D. Himes Lincolnway W George School William Aoide Esther Haverstick Clarence Sills Peters Street Annie Buckminster William Yealy Dicks’ Dam Gettysburg Hospital John B. Potter Julian I. Potter Glenn Falls N. Y John Gentgler Monroe Anthony W. D. Myers 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. ©. Miller Alma Myers Susquehanna Fred Fleshman Temple Bernard Wagner Duke Betsy Himes Swarthmore Wm. Himes, Jr Alma Sheely William Snyder U. of P New Oxford Public Schools Kathleen Slaybaugh Philadelphia Charles Slaybaugh Lincolnway East Edna Alwine W. C. Alwine Harry Sterner Roy M Weaver Lebanon Katie Weaver Heidlersburg Violet Landermulch Hershey Weaver Stuart Dunbar Troy Jennie Grove Norman Lehigh Berwick Township Paul Laughman Laughman Lehigh Robert Wolf Alvnn Rudisll Alain McVorkle Carlsle Georgia Kohler Charles D Potter and Funully
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