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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
16
On a warm Florida day Fred Grant, once the master of a mechanical world, sits on a park bench wrestling with decline. A boy asks to fix a toy plane, and Grant's skills spark renewed hope as he contemplates a comeback and a chance to restore something beloved.
Judge John A. MacPhail addresses Adams County Squires land Constables Association at Lamp Post Tea Room during the annual Christmas dinner. He urges personal responsibility and the Buck Stops Here stance, stressing decision making as a civic example for youth and law officers. The narrative shifts to Fred Grant’s sense of about a new life amid a changing world.
In a packed session led by President Donald J. Krepps of MecSher rystown, members urged upholding the law and making principled decisions. The tone emphasized personal integrity, family unity, and dedication to better citizenship.
A New Oxford child, 10 year old In Noble, sustained a bruised forehead in a two car crash at the entrance to Hanover Shopping Plaza last Wednesday evening after 7. Police say the child was a passenger in a car driven by Ruth O Noble 47 of New Oxford, mother of the injured girl. The other vehicle involved was described by police.
The item notes a local figure James A. Fry, 20, of New Oxford R 2, mentioned by name in a short neighborhood news blurb.
Data show household furniture companies allocated over 6.9 million dollars to national newspaper advertising during 1965, reflecting heavy marketing investment in print media.
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