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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1905

Page

25

Local Happenings and New Year's Wishes in New Oxford

Neely Kennedy, a railroad brakeman near Bowlder, badly mashed his left hand. Mrs Josie Culp receives an original widow's pension of $8 monthly. A severe rain and wind storm hit the region, flooding low lands and blowing down fences and trees. Community notices mention church services on New Year’s Day and local purchases, illnesses, and small ads from Auker’s.

Neely Kennedy Bowlder Oxford Sr Josie Culp Rufus E. Culp Gettysburg

New Advertising Space Advice Urges Honest Store Displays

A columnist warns against using minimal ad space as a poor substitute for proper store presentation. The piece likens choosing a small advert to sweeping with a whisk broom, urging shoppers and merchants to invest in effective advertising.

Slagle Swope Wedding Planned for January 4 1966

Miss Elsie V. Slagle daughter of Michael Slagle and wife near Abbottstown will wed Mr. Clinton Swope son of Landis Swope and wife of Bonneauville in a ceremony announced for Thursday January 4 1966.

Elsie V. Slagle Michael Slagle Abbottstown Clinton Swope Landis Swope Bonneauville

Train strikes 78-year-old woman near Shrewsbury Station

A caboose on the New York railway near Shrewsbury Station York county ran wild on Saturday afternoon striking Mrs Lena Sleitzer aged 78. She died shortly after from injuries suffered in the collision in a tragic accident at the station vicinity.

A. Caboose N. Y Shrewsbury Station York County Lena Sleitzer

County Commissioners Elect New Clerk and Staff

The County Commissioners elect met on Thursday and chose Miley Miller of near Hampton as clerk. Fr Neely, Esq., was selected as attorney to the Commissioners and Jerome Martin was named janitor at the courthouse.

Miley Miller Near Hampton Fr. Neely Jerome Martin Court House

Rentr dwelling and store-room in New Chester

Possession given April 1, 1906. For particulars call on or address C. H. Myers, New Oxford.

New Chester C. H. Myers New Oxford

Mountain View School Sees No Pupils for Weeks

In Tyrone township the Mountain View school taught by Wilson Walbey has had no students for three weeks due to the vaccination law. Walbey attends daily while pupils are absent.

Mountain View School Tyrone Township Wilson Walbey Walbey

For Rent Milliner and general store in New Oxford

Advertisement offering a desirable store room and house for rent with an excellent opening for a first class milliner and general store. For particulars contact D. F Sherry at Carlisle Street in New Oxford.

D. F Sherry Carlisle Street New Oxford

Wertz Held on Forgery Charge in Hanover Fund Case

In Commonwealth versus Wertz near Littlestown a hearing before Squire Sell led to Wertz being committed to jail in default of bail for the grand jury action on forgery against Paul Winebrenner, treasurer of the Hanover Saving Fund Society. The Senate confirmed Thaddeus G. Crapster of Taneytown Maryland as Second Lieutenant in the U. S. Revenue Cutter Service from April 16 1905 to succeed Richard M. Sturdevant who resigned. Crapster, a former Gettysburg Compiler news editor, has five years in service.

The Commonwealth A. T. Wertz Littlestown Paul Winebrenner Hanover Saving Fund Society Squire Sell Wertz Senate Thaddeus G. Crapster Taneytown United States Revenue Cutter Service Richard M. Sturdevant Crapster Gettysburg

Senator Penrose proposes Gettysburg public building bill

On Wednesday Senator Penrose introduced in the United States Senate a bill appropriating one hundred thousand dollars for a public building in Gettysburg. Weeks earlier Congressman Lafean introduced a similar bill in the House of Representatives.

Penrose United States Senate Gettysburg Lafean House of Representatives

Millinery sale to close out stock at cost

Mrs. M. Coar Steffie announces a closing sale of leading millinery goods at and below cost to clear the entire stock. The article also notes the Western Maryland Railroad laying 90 pound steel rails over the division, with 80 workers laying about 2000 feet daily from Highfield to Maria Furnace and extending toward Gettysburg and Porters, then Emory Grove.

Western Maryland Railroad Company Highfield Maria Furnace Gettysburg Lineboro Emory Grove

Widow of Albert Zuse Dies After Three Weeks of Marriage

Elsie May Zuse, 29, wife of Albert Zuse of 611 East Biddle Street Baltimore, died suddenly of apoplexy at her mother-in-law's Greenmount Maryland home while attending that funeral. Married November 23 at her parents’ home, she had been on a brief honeymoon in Pennsylvania. She appeared in good health before convulsions struck after returning to the in-law residence.

Elsie May Zuse Albert Zuse East Biddle Street Baltimore Greenmount Margaret Zuse Zuse Hiram Hichelberger Hanover Pennsylvania

Family Reunion at Amos Lough House on Christmas Day

Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lough hosted a family reunion at their West High Street home on Christmas Day. Guests included J. M. Lough of Charleston Missouri and Mrs. J. N. Smith of York Springs along with Mrs. D. J. Wagner of Table Rock and Mrs. F. H. Brame of Hanover. each was accompanied by spouses and daughters. The gathering marked the first time all children met at the parental home, followed by a turkey dinner and social conversation.

Amos Lough West High Street J. M Lough Charleston J. N. Smith York Springs D. J. Wagner Table Rock F. H. Brame Hanover

Oil prospects emerge in Fiamistonban township

Indications of oil are reported in Fiamistonban township with leases on 2200 acres and a charter applied for a prospecting company. Waterbury capitalists join the effort and hope to begin by spring, though some doubt remains about a pipeline source causing the odor.

Fiamistonban Waterbury Conn South Mountain

Assignee Appointed in Ida ville Creditors Move to Protect Stock

Clayton Fitzgerald of Ida ville appoints M. O. Bream as assignee as creditors press for bankruptcy action. Chas. A. May, Esq., York Pa., named referee and takes control of stock. John C. Group arranges insurance but requires two watchers for day and night vigilance.

Clayton Fitzgerald Idaville M. O. Bream Chas. A. May York Fitzgerald John C.group Group

Pleasant laxative tablets advertised for sale

An advertisement urges using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a pleasant laxative sold by Ed Auker, a local druggist.

Chamberlain Ed. T. Auker Druggist

Infant found dead near Sand Hill in Conewago township

Report of a prematurely born male infant found in a sand hole along the Hanover road near Sand Hill in Conewago township. The body was taken to a North Street home and an inquest ordered. jury found death by unnatural causes with no identified perpetrator.

McSherrystown Sand Hill Hanover Road Conewago Township North Street Dougherty Squire V. H. Lilly Conley Keagy Sand Hole Justice of the Peace

Local Weddings and Christmas Services Reported

Miss Lottie Rockey wed near Uriah to William Bream last Thursday at Bendersville. Elias E. Patterson wed Lydia Kellen Epley at Mt. Joy township. Ervin Hetrick and Roxie Bowman married at Hanover Lutheran parsonage on Dec 24. Reformed church Sunday school held crowded Christmas services with strong program and candy offerings to Orphans' Home totaling $27.

Lottie Rockey Lewis Rockey William Bream Uriah Bendersville C. W. Christman St. John’s Parsonage Tittlestown C. P. Bastian Elias E. Patterson Lydia Kellen Epley Mt. Joy Township J. A. Metzger Lutheran Parsonage Hanover Ervin G. Hetrick Edwin Hetrick Conewago Township Roxie M. Bowman Michael S. Bowman York County The Reformed Church

Death notices and obituaries from Abbottstown area

A series of deaths and funeral notices are reported. Mrs. Lucinda J. Grove dies at 81 in Abbottstown after a long illness. she leaves four sons and three daughters. Several other locals, including Mrs. Henry Smith of McSherrystown and John O. Brown of Midway, pass away, with details on survivors and funeral arrangements. Harry C. Deatrick of New Oxford is noted as a stonecutter who died at 47 with two sons and affiliations to local fire associations.

Christmas Service at New Chester Reformed School

The Reformed school of New Chester held a Christmas evening service titled The Old Old Story. The church featured arches and a large attentive audience attended. The pastor and superintendent received cash envelopes in appreciation.

Reformed School of New Chester

Christmas program fills Lutheran church auditorium

The Lutheran Church auditorium was crowded on Christmas evening for a Sunday school program praised as excellent. A liberal offering was collected for the Board of Education.

Lutheran Ch Board of Education

Diehl sells Carlisle Street brick property to Neely

Mr. Chas. E. Diehl of Yark sold his brick house and store on Carlisle street now occupied by E. E. Freed to Mr. Elsworth Neely of near New Chester for 4800 dollars. Neely has bought Freed’s stock of groceries and will continue the business.

Chas. E. Diehl Yark Carlisle Street E. E. Freed Elsworth Neely New Chester Neely Freed

Mrs Miller Seriously Ill At Her New Chester Home

Mrs F X Miller, well known in the area, is lying seriously ill at her New Chester home from a complication of diseases.

F. X. Miller New Chester

Cemetery Service Set At York Sunday Afternoon

A cemetery service is scheduled at York for Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, marking a local observance.

York

Death Notice of Miss Henrietta Noel in McSherrystown

Miss Henrietta Noel died Monday December 25 at noon at her home on Church street McSherrystown from a complication of ailments aged 65 years 10 months and 19 days. She is survived by four sisters Mrs William Dellone of Ziegler York county Mrs Adam Klunk of Hanover Mrs John A Fowler of Dayton Ohio Miss Belle Noel of McSherrystown and two brothers J I Noel of Roanoke Virginia and J C Noel of Centennial.

Henry Smith William Orndorff Main Street McSherrystown Jacob Lawrence Bonneauville Harry Smith John Felix Gettysburg John O. Brown Midway Germany Sherman House Berlin Street Kate Noel Mathias Noel Mountpleasant Joseph Reigle Westminster Agnes Brown Charles Joseph Milton Frank Brown St. Mary’s Church Immaculate Conception Joseph King C. Novel Noel’s Mill Paradise Township York County Abbottstown C. Noel Paradise Chapel Father Boyle Henrietta Noel Church Street Miss Noel William Dellone Ziegler Adam Klunk Hanover John A. Fowler Dayton Ohio Belle Noel Mc Sherrystown J. I. Noel Roanoke, Va Centennial

Train incident injures man at depot

Mr. David Noel of near town was attempting to alight from a moving train at the depot on Monday afternoon when he was thrown to the ground and dislocated a finger on his right hand.

David Noel Near Town

Health faddism chased by millions to pills promise

In a promotional note readers are urged to abandon extreme fads and instead eat well and keep bowels regular with Dr. Kim's New Life Pills. It promises prompt relief and quick cure for liver and stomach trouble and advertises a 20-cent price at Ed. T. Anker's drug store with a guarantee.

Dr. Kim Ed. T. Anker

Clock and Jewelry Repair Services At A Klinger’s

All clocks watches and jewelry repair work done neatly and cheaply. Goods left with A Klinger New Oxford will be forwarded and promptly returned. PENROSE Myrons, Jeweler Gettysburg Pa.

A. Klinger New Oxford Penrose Myrons Gettysburg

Also Mentioned on This Page

Auker’s Mr. EB. E. Freed Church of the Immaculate ‘Conception Auker A. Smith W. IF. Colehouse Joseph Kuhn Osmond Waynesboro Irix East Ber Ely Francis Cole Menailen Philadelpiain Hospital Lucinda J. Grove Francis W. Grove F. W. Grove Hanover Street F. W John W Kansas City Chas, W Chicago Harry E St. Louis Clarrissa J. Bumpage West Plains Dr. Godenauer San Diego Cal Susan A. Henry New York Mary Maus Grandma Grove Geo. N. Lauffer Grandma Georgia Reightel I. N. Reightel Greencastle W. F., Daniel and Augustus Crouse Chas. D. Mayers Sarah Spangler Lydia Thurman George Jacobs York Hospital Harry C. Deatrick South George &J John Deatrick C. H. Deatrick Pitt Street Prospect Hill Z. H. Cashman Scott Scott's MAME Centatx Burpresaxp Msnetuyarion Ragabe Sampica Duce United Medical CO Hancastea Pa K. Wenter
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