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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1932

Page

11

Local notices mix probate, crew gifts, and holiday fixes

Letters of administration issued for Lillie Marquet estate in Oxford township valued at 100 dollars. A set of 100 Spanish American War rifles was donated to Hanover post 2506 by William Feiser. Various local residents travel, visit, and attend meetings. New Oxford post office closes New Year’s Day 10 AM to 4:30 PM with no rural delivery. Holiday events include prizes from H A Rupp grocer and a Christmas gathering at many homes.

Lillie Marquet Oxford Township Harry R. Marquet Robert E. Fisher Hanover Post William A. Feiser Robert Franklin Stambaugh Hanover York Elsie May St

Hospital News From Warner Hospital Area

Dr. John L. Boyer of Arendtsville ill with influenza at home. Several Gettysburg residents, including Brady Brown and William D. Stonesifer, discharge news. 11 year old Ira Catshall underwent emergency appendicitis surgery at Warner hospital in good condition. Mrs. Samuel Hartzell and Evelyn Waddle admitted at Gettysburg. Arthur Phillips of Baltimore discharged after truck crash near York Springs. Mrs. Ira Stambaugh East Berlin admitted for appendicitis in good condition. Dr. Luther Kuhlman hospitalized in Gettysburg after embolism. Mrs. Lewis C. Swartzbaugh Hanover underwent operation. H Victor Decker Hanover treated for appendicitis at West Side sanitarium. Mrs. Lawrence Bowminster Orr ivanna admitted to Warner. Mrs A D Cluck Gettysburg R D discharged from Warner.

John L. Boyer Arendtsville W. W. Boyer Arenatsville Brady Brown William D. Stonesifer Gettysburg Warner Hospital Ira Catshall Biglerville R. D Samuel Hartzell Evelyn Waddle Arthur Phillips Baltimore Harrisburg York Springs Ira Stambaugh East Berlin Luther Kuhlman Lewis C. Swartzbaugh Hanover Hanover Hospital H. Victor Decker Howard H. Decker West Side Sanitarium West York Lawrence Bowminster Orrianna A. D. Cluck

Births in the region announce new sons and a daughter

A series of birth notices record Samuel David born December 22 to Mr and Mrs Earl Weaver near New Oxford. Also listed are a son for Mr and Mrs Walter A Ohler of Gettysburg, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Alvin Beam at Warner hospital, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Henry E Waltman of Hanover, a son for Mr and Mrs John J Shaffer of Hanover, and Paul Francis born December 17 to Mr and Mrs F J Clapsadl of Industry New York.

Earl Weaver New Oxford Samuel David

Eggs See Four Cent Drop in New Oxford Market

Local market reports another four cent decline in egg prices in New Oxford. Community notes list residents with varied addresses and activities from back injuries at Gettysburg furniture plant to visitors from Philadelphia and Berlin Junction. Parish school program participants and birthday surprise gatherings are noted along with Christmas visits by families from Baltimore and York, highlighting a busy social season.

Deaths Mrs Sarah Pentz widow of Harry Pentz

Mrs Sarah Catherine Klunk Pentz 60 died Monday at 12 45 PM at her Hanover home from complications of diseases She was daughter of John and Mary Klunk She is survived by four children Curtis Smith New Oxford Martin Klunk Hanover Catherine Pentz York Robert Pentz York one brother William Klunk Hanover two half brothers Henry Klunk Hanover Frank Klunk McSherrystown She was member of the L C G B A of St Vincent Catholic Church Hanover Funeral at 9 AM Thursday at St Vincent’s Hanover with Rev Charles Allen officiating Interment Mt Olivet Hanover

New Oxford Guy Kepner Hanover Street Gettysburg Albert Smith Berlin Street Medfield Mass McClintic-Marshall Construction Company Joseph Bevenour Town John M. Weaver Philadelphia John S. Weaver St. Mary's School Mary O'Brien Frances Noel Agnes Weaver Teresa Noel Robert Strasbaugh Mary Louise Staub Mary Louise Robinson Teresa Poist Mary Catherine Moore Arthur Smith Bernard O’brien Mary Smith Bernard Brashears Edward Long Randolph Staub Frank A. Carbaugh Berlin Junction Wm. Carbaugh Leon Neiderer Hanover Geo. Rutter Abbottstown Harry Walter Henry Carbaugh Raphael Carbaugh Chas. Shrader W. H. Carbaugh Anna Staub C. M. Clapsaddle Jean Earl Petry Lincolnway E T. E. Warner Center Square A. G. Daniels Earl Kooke Fred Kooke Frank Hoffman Charles Kooke Baltimore Edw. Rudisill Ira Crist York W. J. Beale Kate Himes Robert Walter M. S. Yohe Grace Yohe Lincolnway West M. R. Remmel Claude Null Harrisburg Dorothy Shultz Kerlyn Sidney Columbia V. Ralph Miller S. Peters Street Sarah Pentz Sarah Catherine (Klunk) Pentz Harry Pentz John and Mary Butte) Klunk Curtis Smith Martin Klunk Catherine Pentz Robert Pentz Wiliam Klunk Henry Klunk Frank Klunk McSherrystown St. Vincent's Catholic Church Charles Allen St. Mary's Catholic Church Mt. Olivet

Mrs Louise A Starry Dies at 78 in Harrisburg

Mrs Louise A Starry 78 wife of Civil War veteran William F Starry died at home in Harrisburg Tuesday morning. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs S P Bernhardt of Harrisburg and Mrs Leroy Steel of Marysville two sons Edgar Starry of Shippensburg WV and Harry J Starry of Indianapolis one brother Martin Gulden fifteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Funeral services Saturday at 2 PM at 226 South Seventeenth Street Harrisburg with Rev Lewis J Manges Memorial Lutheran Church officiating Interment Shoop's Cemetery.

Louise A. Starry William F. Starry Daniel Gulden Gulden's Station Harrisburg Starry S. P. Bernhardt Leroy Steel Marysville Edgar Starry Shippensburg West Virginia Harry J. Starry Indianapolis Martin Gulden South Seventeenth Street Lewis J. Manges Memorial Lutheran Church Shoop’s Cemetery

Marriage Licenses Granted in Several Pennsylvania Areas

Willis C Crist of York Springs R D 2 wed Mabel S Reynolds of Dillsburg R D 4. Harry L Harman ties Mary V Myers of Littlestown. Erry Earl Franklin Dull weds Catherine Schaffer Gross of Hanover. Charles Walters of Littlestown weds LaCath erine Smeak of Littlestown. George H Ruhlman of York Springs weds Nellie S Myers of York Springs R 2.

Willis C. Crist York Springs R. D Mabel S. Reynolds Dillsburg Harry L. Harman Mary V. Myers Littlestown Erry Earl Franklin Dull Catherine Schaffer Gross Hanover Charles Walters George Walters LaCatherine Smeak Harry Smeak George H. Ruhlman George E. Ruhl

Week of Prayer Across Local Churches

The schedule lists St. Pauli's Reformed church Monday Tuesday First Lutheran Wednesday Thursday Emory Methodist Epic Copal church Friday Saturday for a period of prayer and communion. The aim is to strengthen fellowship with God and among people to expand His Kingdom and fulfill His Will. Past years show strong interest. the appeal encourages making 1933 the best yet.

St. Pauli’s Reformed Church First Lutheran Church

Reading to sue Metropolitan Edison over power rates

A large group of communities including Reading met at Reading city hall to back a general rate case against the Metropolitan Edison company. The aim is to secure reductions in all power use classifications with support from townships boroughs and individuals, and the effort could cost between 10000 and 20000 dollars.

Metropolitan Edison Company Hanover Reading City Hall Ermentrout

Death Notice of Mrs Mary A Pohlman in Mt Pleasant Twp

Mrs Mary Ann Pohlman widow of Francis Pohlman died Thursday at 10 30 a m at her Mt Pleasant township home from a complication of diseases aged 86 born July 15 1856 She was a daughter of Dominic and Catherine Glenn Gosman Surviving are three sons Joseph Michael and Eugene fourteen grandchildren one sister Susan Selak one brother Frank Gosman Funeral services were held Tuesday in Conewago chapel with Rev Joseph McDonald officiating Burial followed in Conewago chapel cemetery Pallbearers were Henry Shorb Alphonsus Smith Frank Gehring William Kline Henry Adams and Edward Colgan all of Centennial

Mary A. Pohlman Mary Ann Pohlman Francis Pohlman Mt. Pleasant Township Pohlman Dominic Catherine Glenn Gosman Joseph Pohlman Michael Pohlman Eugene Pohlman McSherrystown Susan Selak Frank Gosman Duluth Minnesota Conewago Chapel Joseph McDonald Philadelphia Henry Shorb Alphonsus Smith Frank Gehring William Kline Henry Adams Edward Colgan Centennial

Barbers Sweep New Oxford In County League Victory

The Varsity Barbers won 23 to 15 over New Oxford in the county league preliminary game. After a 11-8 halftime deficit New Oxford led 13-12 to start the final period before Barbers surged with 11 points in the final quarter and held New Oxford to two points.

Varsity Barbers New Oxford

Young Motiter Contracts Diphtheria in Oxford Township

County health officer John Deatrick announced Florence Stambaugh, 22, mother of three, has diphtheria. The Stambaugh family is quarantined. fifth diphtheria case in the county. Geneva Cooley, 6, of Straban township, has scarlet fever. home quarantined and second scarlet fever case in the county.

Florence Stambaugh Oscar Stambaugh Oxford Township John Deatrick Geneva Cooley Harry Cooley Straban New Chester School

Obituary of Mrs Allie M Fissel in Adams County

Allie M Fissel 72 widow of Albert Fissel died at Carlisle hospital from complications. She lived most of her life in upper Adams county before moving to Carlisle. Survived by two daughters Mrs I W Bream and Mrs Edgar Hoffman two sons Elmer Fissel and Charles Fissel eight grandchildren one great grandchild and two sisters. Funeral was at 1 30 p m Sunday at the home of Mrs I W Bream with services at Upper Bermudian church. Interment in the church cemetery Pallbearers were six nephews Albert Gulden J Alex Group Elmer Heiges Elmer Miller Charles Topper and Jesse Topper.

Allie M. Fissel Ollie M. Fissel Albert Fissel Adams County Carlisle Fissel I. W. Bream Gardners Edgar Hoffman Elmer Fissel Dillsburg Charles Fissel Harrisburg

Chicken supper in Ditenhafer building New Oxford

The Methodist church will hold a chicken supper in the Ditenhafer building New Oxford on Saturday January 7. Pies and cakes will be on sale. The supper starts at 5 p.m.

Ditenhafer New Oxford Methodist Church

Exoneration in Orchard Run sled accident claims no blame

Charles Senft of Spring Grove was cleared by Coroner L A Zech after an investigation into the sled collision that killed 15 year old Charles E Miller of Lehman. Miller died within 30 minutes of the crash near his home. George Wildasin of Hanover suffered minor injuries when struck by a car driven by Kenneth Gerrick of Midway as Gerrick’s vehicle skidded on the street.

Charles Senft Spring Grove Charles E. Miller Earnest Miller Lehman Muller Senft L. A. Zech George Wildasin Hanover Kenneth Gerrick Midway Wildasin

Death of Rev Markwood Burtner in Dufur Oregon

The Rev. Markwood Monroe Burtner died December 1 at his Dufur home. He was 14 years old and formerly served as pastor of the United Brethren church in Littlestown.

M. M. Burtner Markwood Monroe Burtner Dufur Oregon Mr. Burtner United Brethren Church Littlestown

New Oxford High School senior assembly features readings and songs

The New Oxford high school senior class held an assembly in the auditorium on Wednesday morning. Louise Brothers read aloud as Philip Alwine Frank and Richard Higenbotham performed in a trio. Santa Claus William Beales gave candy to teachers from the Sellor class. Miss Mary Margaret Rupp spoke aloud and Frank Higenbotham sang a vocal solo. Recitations by Richard Higenbotham and Philip Alwine closed the program conducted by David Klepper.

New Oxford High School Louise Brothers Philip Alwine Frank Richard Higenbotham William Beales Santa Claus Mary Margaret Rupp Frank Higenbotham David Klepper

New Oxford Schools to Reopen January 3 Tuesday Morning

The New Oxford parochial and public schools will reopen on Tuesday morning January 3. Students and staff are expected back after the holiday break and routine classes will resume across all grade levels.

Oxford Parochial

Marriages in Littlestown Are Reported In Nuptial Masses

Urban Beford and Gertrude Dillman were married at St. Aloysius Catholic Church Littlestown in a nuptial mass officiated by Rev. John H. Melchior Best man was Bernard Dillman and bridesmaid Gabrielle Beford. The couple plans to reside with the bride's family after a reception at the bride's home. Mae Lady and Ward Houck married Christmas morning at Benders Lutheran Church with Rev. Henry W. Sternat officiating. The bride has served as church organist.

Urban Beford Arthur J. Beford Littlestown Gertrude Dillman William Dillman St. Aloysius’ Catholic Church John H. Melchior Bernard Dillman Gabrielle Beford Elmer Dillman New Oxford Donald Beford

Spangler Spangler Smith Wedding at Straban Township

Miss Evelyn Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin R Smith of Straban township married Levi J Spangler son of Mr and Mrs H J Spangler of Mr Pleasant township. Rev J M Davies officiated before sixty guests with Marian Schriver and Ralph Spangler as attendants. Harold Smith gave the bride away and Alton Motter played the wedding march. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home and the couple will reside there. The bride’s father serves as steward at the Adams county home.

Spangler—Smith Evelyn Smith Straban Township Calvin R. Smith Cumberland Township Levi J. Spangler H. J. Spangler Pleasant Township J. M. Davies Great Conewago Presbyterian Church Marian Schriver Biglerville Ralph Spangler Harold Smith Alton M. Motter Gettysburg

Keagy and Coleman Tie The Knot In Littlestown

Samuel M. Keagy a former Adams County commissioner and Bessie R. Coleman a Baltimore school teacher were married Tuesday evening by Rev A O Bartholomew at Littlestown Reformed Church. The groom is a dairyman and a county committeeman and they will reside in Littlestown.

Keagy Coleman Samuel M. Keagy Littlestown Adams County Bessie R. Coleman Baltimore A. O. Bartholomew

Tressler Livelsberger Couple Wed At Conewago Chapel

Tressler and Livelsberger families announce the marriage of Miss Genevieve Livelsberger daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Livelsberger Edge Grove and Paul Tressler son of Mr and Mrs Charles Tressler Hanover in a nuptial high mass at Conewago chapel Tuesday at 7. Rev J F O'Donnell officiated. The bride's sister Miss Regina Livelsberger served as bridesmaid and Eugene Livelsberger was best man with John Livelsberger and Charles Groft as ushers. The bride wore Russian crepe and carried cream and yellow roses. the bridesmaid wore blue taffeta trimmed in silver and carried pink roses. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home and the couple will reside there until spring.

Tressler—Livelsberger Genevieve Livelsberger Harry Livelsberger Edge Grove Paul Tressler Charles Tressler Hanover Conewago Chapel J. F. O'Donnell Regina Livelsberger Eugene Livelsberger

Marriage Secretly Announced After Annapolis Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Esther S. Klunk of Edge Grove to J Don ald Smith of Hanover occurred October 27 in Annapolis Maryland. The ceremony remained secret until a Sunday announcement was hidden in a dessert by a family member who then disclosed the facts. The couple will reside with the bridegroom's parents.

Esther S. Klunk J. S. Klunk Edge Grove J. Donald Smith H. C. Smith Hanover Annapolis Mrs. Smith

Krichten and Smith Tie The Knot In McSherrystown

Miss Annie May Krichten daughter of Mrs. Sarah Krichten Brush town and Curtis L Smith son of Mr. and Mrs. Alphonsus Smith Centennial united in marriage Monday at 7 o'clock in St Marys Catholic Church McSherrystown Rev L A Reudter rector presided over the nuptial mass.

Annie May Krichten Sarah Krichten Brushtown Curtis L Smith Alphonsus Smith Centennial St. Mary’s Catholic Church McSherrystown L. A. Reudter

Koontz and DeGroft to Wed in Littlestown

John H Koontz of near Silver Run and Esther C DeGroft of Littlestown are announced as an upcoming marriage. The couple’s families, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert N Koontz and Mr. and Mrs. George K DeGroft, share news of the engagement.

John H Koontz Herbert N. Koontz Silver Run Esther C. DeGroft George Kk. DeGroft Littlestown

Local notes from Heidlersburg area reflect illness travel and community events

Mrs John Trimmer of Five Points suffers flu while William F Shull family travels to York to aid daughter Verna a trained nurse with grip. Rev C H Shull returns from Frederick. Wedding dinner honors Rene Tanger Delap 81 year old and 353 bride. Christmas services in St Mark’s Lutheran postponed due to burials and family visits.

John Trimmer Five Points William F. Shull Belmont York Verna Miss Shull C H. Shull Frederick Russell Fogle Shulls Robinson Grace Biglerville Strayer Frank Lischy Will Daniel Delap Bendersville Delap Tanger P. Emory Millar Franklin Millar Emma Kennedy John Hoffman Dillsbore John Haverstock Howard M Haverstock Latimore St Mark's Lutheran Church John Little H. R. Miller and Famly Heildersburg Lester Kemper

Store Burglary Reported at Trimmer’s Sc and 10c Store

Thieves entered the Trimmer’s Sc and 10c store in the Livingston building New Oxford between midnight and 4 a m Thursday and stole about $50 worth of clothing and groceries. Manager Jonas Trimmer has clues and an investigation is under way. The cash register was forced open and a shirt was used to tie the door to the Trimmer apartment. Entrance was by forcing a rear window lock. Local relief committee offers groceries and clothing to those in need. Letters care of Item office will be handed to authorities.

Trimmer Livingston New Oxford Jonas Trimmer Relief Committee

Public Schools and Girl Reserves Donate to Christmas Baskets

The New Oxford public schools and Girl Reserves contributed food and cash for Christmas baskets distributed by local firemen on December 23, 1932. Contents include vegetables, fruits, meat, bread, nuts, cereals, rice, preserves, and $1.50 in cash.

New Oxford Public Schools Lst

Christmas Visitors Shine Through In New Cumberland

Miss Esther Feiser RN from New Cumberland spends the holidays with her mother Mrs Rosa Smith Lincolnway East Mrs Robert Seal also visiting from New Cumberland was a Christmas guest here.

Esther Feiser R. N New Cumberland Rosa Smith Lincolnway East Robert Seal

Philadelphia woman visiting Slaybaughs in Lincolnway

Miss Kathleen Slaybaugh of Philadelphia is spending time with her parents, Mr and Mrs Chas Slaybaugh, on Lincolnway East.

Kathleen Slaybaugh Philadelphia Mrs Chas Slaybaugh Lincolnway

Couple United In Marriage At Bausts Parsonage

A couple wed on Saturday at Baust's Reformed parsonage near Westminster by Rev M S Relfsaycer. The ceremony was unattended.

Baust Westminster M. S. Relfsaycer

Couple united in marriage at Grace Lutheran Westminster

Miss Margaret Taylor and Paul C. Showers of Wenksville wed in a Saturday ceremony at the parsonage of Grace Lutheran Church in Westminster.

Showers—Taylor Margaret Taylor Paul C. Showers Wenksville Grace Lutheran Church Westminster

Local residents share Christmas visits and health updates

Miss Amanda Shriver improves after illness as neighbors and relatives from Walkersville Maryland Harlem and Gettysburg gather for holidays. Family trips include Miss Louise Higinbotham from Washington DC and Jack Menzie from Gettysburg college visiting Ottumwa and Lincolnway West. A dual loss by New Oxford Fleet Wing and St Patrick's at York is noted along with church programs and community events at Green Springs.

Louise Higinbotham Washington D.C R. H. Hinginbotham Town Jack Menzie Gettysburg College C. A. Gain Lincolnway West Ottumwa Louise Dutter York Hospital John H Duttera Oxford Fleet Wing St Patrick's Club York Green Springs Church Timothy Corner J. W. Winand Carlisle Street Fred Winand Darby H. EB. Eyster Walter Ehrhart Ella Winand Baltimore George D. Ehrhart Paul Weaver Anthony Mayon Mount Carmel John S. Weaver Hanover Street Glenn Sponseller North Peters Street Gettysburg New Oxford Alvin Jones Hampton Hanover Hospital Frank Ruier Philadelphia Lincolnway

New Oxford Lutheran Church to Install Officers

The Rev. George E. Sheffer leads services with church school at 9 am. Holy Communion at 10:15 am and 7 pm. Baptism at 2 pm on communion Sunday. Preparatory service Friday at 7:30 pm. January 8 church councilmen elected for a two year term at the morning service.

New Oxford Lutheran Church George E. Sheffer

New Oxford Methodist Church Sunday Services and Meeting

The Rev. R B Dysart pastor of New Oxford Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 with FE S Hagen as superintendent. Worship service at 7 00. Cottage prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 at Mrs Sara McGrail's home Lincolnway West.

New Oxford Methodist Church R. B. Dysart FE. S Hagen Sara McGrail Lincolnway West

New Oxford Reformed Charge announces 1932 sermon and elections

The Rev. H. E. Sheely at St. Pauls New Oxford conducts church school at 9 a m and worship at 10 a m with the sermon titled The Year 1932 An other Opportunity to Choose. Annual church officer election follows the service. Everyone welcome.

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

Year 1933: An other Opportunity to Choose at Emmanuel

Sunday worship at 7 p.m with sermon titled The Year 1933 An other Opportunity to Choose. Girls' Guild Candle-Light service featured during evening hour. Local invitation urged onlookers to join these services.

New Chester Lutheran Charge Preaches New Year Services

The Rev. J Harold Little presides over services on Sunday January 1 1933 with Holy Communion at Heidlersburg at 10am and at Hampton at 2pm. A special New Year pageant is held at The Pines at 7pm.

New Chester J Harold Little Heidlersburg Hampton the Pines

East Berlin Reformed Charge Services At Hampton And New Chester

East Berlin Reformed Charge schedules morning service at Hampton at 10 o clock and afternoon service at New Chester at 2 o clock. Local congregation plans worship and rites.

East Berlin Hampton New Chester

Gettysburg J V Defeats New Oxford In Narrow Victory

Gettysburg junior varsity topped New Oxford 29 to 17 on Thursday as Battlefield squads fielded two teams against the local cagers. The boys and girls teams schedule an alumni game in Miller's hall Friday night at 7:30.

New Oxford High School Gettysburg Battlefield Boys Oxford Miller’s Hall

Pottorff Family Entertained At Christmas Dinner

Mr and Mrs W D Gulden hosted a Christmas dinner at their York home for the Pottorff family. Attendees included Mrs Ella Brown Mrs Alice Etzler Mr and Mrs Fred Zinn Miss Carrie Pottorff and many relatives from Hanover Gardners Get tysburg Detroit New Oxford Louisville and Ciettysburg with numerous children and siblings.

W. D. Gulden York Mary Zinn Hanover Mildred Brume Gardners Arthur Gulden Louisville Kentucky Edgar Cretz Eddy Eva Harold Constance Raffensperger Ciettysburg R. D Roy Cgetsler Carrie Peggy New Osford Esther Pottorff Detroit Michigan

John Lawrence Receives Honorable Discharge from Hia Wilan Islands

John Lawrence completed a three year service in the Hia Wilan Islands and is now at home with his mother Mrs. Catharine Lawrence in Irish Town.

John Lawrence Hia- Wilan Islands Mather Catharine Lawrence Irishtown

Beale and Myers Named on New Oxford Sick List

Wm. Beale Sr. and Mrs. Rhoda Myers are listed as sick in New Oxford.

Wm. Beale, Sr Mrs. Rhoda Myers Oxford

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