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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1932

Page

10

Littlestown Community Notes and Local Events

Littlestown hosts a mother and daughter banquet in the Methodist hall. Birth announcements from Mrs. T Walter Allen and Mrs Philip Jacobs. Class party for Littlestown High School 1932 at Miss Mary Mathias’s home. Redeemer’s Reformed church to present “It’s A Ming!” at the Methodist hall with a male quartet and orchestra. Phi Sigma Iota initiation at Gettysburg College. Nurse Ethel Ohler to study at Sheppard and Pratt. Local chimney fire causes no damage. 1931 tax rates unchanged. Farm sale yields prices from $1.15 to $1.32 per bushel corn and total $1,817.63. Various moving of families and property. School students hear talk on China Today. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yingling noted.

T. Walter Allen Cockeysville Allen Ethel Kump Raymond Kump Philip Jacobs Jacobs Doris Mehring John W. Mehring Littlestown High School Mary Mathias Friendship Circle Redeemer's Reformed Church Littlestown M. Louise Stonesifer Methodist Hall M. F. Rider P. Emory Weaver Thomas O. Weaver Lombard Street Phi Sigma Iota Gettysburg College Ethel Ohler the Sinai Hospital Baltimore Sheppard and Pratt Hospital Towson Borough Paul Weant Hazel Vernon Diamond Dehoff Mt. Vernon Luther Bair H. A C. W. Sell Sell's Station Zinn China Richard Yingling

Haines Shoe Sale Offers Bargain Footwear Across All Classes

In Good Times or Bad Seasons the ad promises the greatest shoe values with a wide range. Baby shoes in patent leather stitchdown high and low priced at 98c, men’s work and dress shoes, women’s flats and support shoes, and hood rubbers all available at Haines with substantial savings.

Haines Goodyear West vWorkshoes Shue

Public Sale At Thompson Farm Presents Broad Lot Of Stock And Implements

The farmer William Tice Heyser will auction a diverse assortment at his Gran ite to Bonneauville road farm. The sale includes four horses and mules, dairy cows with multiple calves, two Guernsey and Holstein cattle, 100 pairs of pigeons, 365 chickens with breeds listed, incubator and brooders, separator, 27 sheep, and substantial farm machinery such as a McCormick Deering binder, hay equipment, tractor, and various tools. Terms announced sale day.

Granite Bonneauville McCormick Deering Farquhar Weber Fordson McCormick Deering Corn

Public sale of Jonas W. Hildebrand estate near Strumbaughs store

Executors advertise a Saturday March 7 1931 sale on the premises along the Hanover Abbottstown road near Strumbaughs store in Berwick township Adams county. The catalog lists two horses two Guernsey heifers farming implements poultry supplies a 1923 Chevrolet touring car and numerous household and farm items. Sale begins at 1 pm terms to be announced by Executors Emma Hildebrand Norman Hildebrand Abe Roth Aud Hoover Richter clerks.

Jonas W. Hildebrand Berwick Township Adams County Hanover Abbottstown Strumbaugh Weber McCormick New Holland Newtown Buckeye Colony

Birth of a Daughter Announced by Ervin Ecker Family

Mr and Mrs Ervin Ecker announce the birth of a daughter. Other local items note Policeman Charles E Wintrode of Littlestown ill at home, and marriages and career moves among residents including Francis C Smith transferred to San Francisco and Rev William K Fleck named pastor in York County. The state senate confirms Roger J Keefer as notary public and Whittlestown schools plan Patrons Day program in Methodist hall.

Ervin Ecker Charles E. Wintrode Littlestown Krebs Taneytown Courtney Shriner Birnie Shriner Francis C. Smith Bethlehem Steel Corporation Brumgard Courtney Birnie Shriver State Senate Roger J. Keefer Whittlestown Public Schools Methodist Hall O. C. Johnson H. Farley Newark

Littlestown Shoe Firm Returns Home to Washington DC

The Littlestown shoe company has returned to their Washington DC home. Harry Bowers and family left the R A Hartman property and moved their furnishings to the George DeGroft property near Menges Mills. Friendship Circle of St Pauls Lutheran Church under Mrs. Lloyd Humbert plans its annual meeting Thursday at Mrs Samuel H Smiths home with officer elections.

Youth Struck By Auto Succumbs To Injuries

Albert C. Hatterer Jr. of York died in York hospital at 3 20 Tuesday after midnight injuries from an incident along the Susquehanna trail north of Zion View. Authorities noted skull fractures and facial injuries from a car said to be driven by Paul Criste of York. relatives questioned foul play and urged a careful jurors inquiry into how injuries could occur without leg marks.

Zion View Albert C. Hatterer, Jr York York Hospital Paul Criste Hatterer

Humor editors invited to gathering in Madison on April Fools Day

About 100 college humor editors are invited to attend a gathering at Madison Wisconsin on April 1 All Fools Day. The event aims to share humor ideas and network among contributors from multiple campuses.

Madison Wisconsin

Youths Shot At Stealing Tire in Florida Arrests

District Attorney John P. Butt reports four Adams County youths from Biglerville were arrested in Jacksonville Florida for stealing a 1929 coach and a spare tire. They were shot at fleeing the scene and held by federal authorities to face charges under the federal automobile act. The car was shipped to Philadelphia and driven to Gettysburg.

Miami Florida John P. Butt Adams County Jacksonville A. E. Rice Biglerville Butt Leroy Freeman Warner Harold Raymond Miller Philadelphia Gettysburg Rice

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Littles Town Barbara Fritchie Curtis Harner Haines the Shoe Wizard WCOD Harrisburg Beegle Eckert Bidg H. E. Shellenberger Bell Abbottstown, PA C. Moul & CO Chestnut Street Hanover, PA Robert Guernsey Jersey Plymouth Rock Rhode Island William Tice Heyser, Thompson Auct Emma Hildebrand Norman Hildebrand Abe Roth Hoover & Richter Clerks Fred Bieh Keiper Bros Rrettysburg H. H. Thomas How. Co York Street Gettysburg, PA Pennsylvania Aero Oil CO York Fur Shop Reliable Manufacturing and Retail Farriers N. George St York, PA Mr. Walker Edmondson Shamille Hair Cut Shop Samuel F. Miller Gilbert Chambersburg St StanDard Rag & Paper Co J. H. Peterman ST. New Oxford THE House OF Furs West Market Street Coats Cross Vienna Avrth Case Ferguson Peckman Tractor Co Bear City Hotel Butte Veal Hamburg Sale Ends Harry Viener the Family Store of Friendly Service Oels Atage
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