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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1946

Page

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Local notices and updates from Hanover area

Local drugstore hours updated with new weekly schedule. Lincoln's Birthday observed with bank closures. Hospital admissions and births reported in Hanover area. Military personnel listed stationed at Fort Meade and Port Leonard Wood. Birthday congratulations for FP X Groft. Local arrests for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Family announcements include newborns and Navy discharge. Community groups meet at homes and churches.

Hemminger Banks Lincoln Jacob Kaiser Bonneatville Hanover General Hospital Earl W. Robrhaugh, Jr New Oxford R. D Port Leonard ‘Wood Charles Junior Haar Hanover Street Aberdeen George R. Herts William N. Jago Town RF. D Fort. Rege G. Meade FP. X. Groft George Stremmell Hanover Burgese E. Fred Carver Geo. Milchimes Warner Hospital Vicki Diane Hillen Rife Hanover Hospital Rife Rebecca Wendoff Emmiteburg Bernard Moore Poplar St Moore Navy Karl Hoffmeister Clarence Fischer Linda Columbia Etta Deardorff Lincolnwey Fisher Impiaaate Conception Church Raphael Smith Richard Smith Champlon C. A Eles Reali Merlin Leeds Tomboy Canfield Himes Frederick Susan Hanes Edna McKnight Lincolnway East Paul's Ave

Irishtown Firemen Stage Benefit Play for Wagner Fund

The Irishtown Fire company presents a four night play in the firemen's hall to raise money for the Burnell Wagner fund. Directed by Geo. A. Martin the performances run April 24 25 26 and 27 with all door receipts supporting Pvt. Wagner a U S Army veteran who lost an arm and a hand overseas.

Irishtown Fire Company Burnell Wagner Fund Geo. A. Martin Irishtown Pvt. Wagner United States Army Irishtown Pire Company

Wagner Benefit Draws 400 At Parkville Fire Hall

About 400 people attended a Parkville Fire Company and Auxiliary benefit for Pvt. Burrell W. Wagner of New Oxford R D 1 who lost his left arm and right hand in Germany. The Friday event raised 361.20, with prior fund totals bringing the overall reach to 668.20. Wagner, 22, celebrated his birthday at the Atlantic City hospital with family and friends as prizes and gifts were presented. Contributions continue to be accepted via Mrs. Emory T. Bowman, Hanover, treasurer of the Ladies Auxiliary.

Parkville Fire Company Pvt Wagner Thomas M. England General Hospital Atlantic City Pvt. Wagner Adam Hoffman Hanover Emory T. Bowman Ladies’ Anmillary Parkville Fire Company

Marriages From New Oxford Area and Surrounds

Fleshman Cabaniss marriage announced in New Rouge La with Lt. Commander Frederick Fleshman after service in Europe. He is son of Mr and Mrs John Fleshman of New Oxford and formerly managed Robinson’s department store in Harrisburg. Also noted a January 19 ceremony at St Mary’s Reformed church Silver Run Md for Dewey Gross and Dorothy Diehl with Rev Mark P McEIwee officiating.

Fleshman-Cabaniss Henry Grady Cabaniss Frederick Fleshman A. S. Naval Notin Mien Rouge Fleshman John C. Fleshman New Oxford New Orleans Casablanca Europe New Oxford High School Temple University Philadelphia Navy Robinson’s Department Store Harrisburg

Local social notes and service discharge update

Sgt Edwin H Myers of New Oxford discharged from service at Indiantown Gap. Numerous visits and gatherings across New Oxford and nearby towns as residents return from or prepare for travel. Address changes and a public sale at the Wingert property in New Chester noted along with hospital discharges and civil service movements.

Two Women Die After Crash Near Gettysburg

Two Emmitsburg women died after a Saturday morning crash south of Gettysburg on the Emmitsburg road. Ruth Pitez and Ruth Kump suffered brutal skull fractures and internal injuries. Kump also had a fractured thigh. Coroner C G Crist to hold inquest Friday at 3 30 PM. drivers said they were blinded by opposing headlights.

Emmitsburg Gettysburg Ruth Pitez Lloyd

New Oxford Voters Keep Borough Tax Rate at 8 Mills

The New Oxford town council met Monday with President Higinbotham. Councilors Walker Alwine and Miller attended. The 1946 borough tax rate remains 8 1/2 mills and the budget was adopted. Hoffmeister appointed to health board vacancy. O'Brien instructed to warn about stray dogs and enforce actions. January treasurer’s balance stands at $3,851.68 after $232.25 in disbursements.

New Oxford Town M. G. Colestock H. B. Millar

New Oxford Clothing Drive Friday Collection Effort

A town wide clothing collection occurs Friday at 5 pm with firemen Lions Boy Scouts and school cooperation. Clothes gathered at homes will be taken to the Gettysburg collection center for packing and shipment. York Springs pupils aid the drive as an SCA group from Gettysburg College appeals for donations. thanks extend to Biglerville Fairfield and Heidlersburg for large recent gifts.

New Oxford Victory Clothing Gettysburg York Springs SCA Gettysburg College Cloyd Shetter Clothing Collection Committee Biglerville Fairfield Heidlersburg

Slaybaugh Brothers Open New Nursery

Slaybaugh Brothers establish a new Adams County nursery run by Raymond J. and Earl Slaybaugh. They have in-ground southern and western peach seeds and west coast apple cherry plum and pear seedlings to be planted in spring. Budding from bearing trees will occur in August. trees to be sold in fall 1947. They belong to the Pennsylvania Nurserymen’s Association and the American Association of Nurserymen.

Adams County Slaybaugh Brothers’ Nursery Raymond J. Slaybaugh Aspe S R. 1 Southern Western Pennsylvania Nurserymen's Association American Association of Nurserymen Raymond Earl

New Oxford Electric Appliance Co Opens Store

The New Oxford Electric Appliance Co opened a sales and display room in the Livingston building on the Square in the former Ration Board space. The store, with phone 40 R 4, operates 9 to 5 weekdays and Saturdays from 9 to 12. It features Victor beverage dry coolers and milk coolers, frozen food cabinets, bar equipment, and other electric appliances with orders taken for future delivery and Estate heatro Island ranges.

Oxford Electric Appliance Company Livingston Ration Board Victor Beverage Victor UPS St. Charles

Brown Goodfellow Wedding Set for February First

Announcement of the impending wedding of Nadine E. Goodfellow daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Goodfellow Hanover and W Edgar Brown Carlisle Butler lists a Sunday ceremony at 2 pm at Trinity Evangelical and Reformed church With Rev H E Sheely officiating The bride to be is a 3 member Hand over reference appears garbled

Nadine E. Goodfellow Guy Goodfellow Hanover W. Edgar Brown Carlisle Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church H. E. Sheely

Deaths in Hanover area leave families saddened

Charles E. Livingston 68, of York Springs R D 2, died Saturday at Hanover hospital after a 16 day illness. Frank A. Newell 64 of Hunterstown died Tuesday at home from complications. William J. Maxwell formerly of Kohler's schoolhouse area died Friday in Martinsburg W V. Daniel M. Harbold 85 of Dover died Friday night at Krout Convalescent Home. Mrs Ellen H Sipling 73 of Hanover died Monday afternoon at home. Interments and funeral arrangements follow in local churches and cemeteries.

Charles E. Livingston Charles Livingston York Springs R. D Hanover Hospital Mr. Livingston William and Emeline Deardorff Livingston St. John’s Lutheran Church Hampton Chhurch Council Glenn Jacobs David Hykes Charles Deat Reet Robert Kennedy John Chronister Frank Spicknail Frank Newell Frank A. Newell Hunterstown Mr. Newell Strasburg John Sarah (Crabill) Newell Great Biglerville R. D Ernest C. Longanecker Frank A. Newell, Jr Orrtanna Bernard Plank Gettysburg R Robert Lentz Orrtanna R. D William C. Newell Francis Sites Herbert Smith Indiana Benton Snapp Middletown Frank Stickley Washington, D. C John M. Newell Stevens City Fla Bender Funeral Home Harry Ecker Evergreen Cemetery William J. Maxwell Kohler Geo. Lohr Martinsburg W. Va Ada Maxell Albert A. Camp Hill Eilis F Mabel Washington D. C Brown Emmitsburg Daniel M. Harbold Dover Krout York R. D Ellen Harbold George D Samuel W. Harbold Sue Bupp New Oxford Salem Union Church R. W. Limbert

Boy Scout Week Observances Mark 36th Anniversary

The Conewago District covering Hanover McSherrystown Littlestown New Oxford and Abbottstown celebrates the 36th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America with 457 Scouts in 15 troops. Exhibits at churches service clubs and local stores showcase knots woodturning Indian lore craft and more.

Boy Scouts of America United States Conewago Hanover McSherrystown Littlestown New Oxford Abbottstown St. Mark's Church Metropolitan Edison Company Trinity Reformed Church Hanover Hardware Company St. Matthew's Church Methodist Episcopal Church J. G. Penney Company St. Paul's Church Haines Shoe St. Mary's Church Central Service Station Klunk’s Main Street Rotary Club Hemminger’s Drug Bollinger's

Soldier Enrolled At Warton A T S In England

N C soldier Pfc Charles E Wiles, 21, of Hanover Street now in Oxford, enrolled as a Sheet Metal Drafting student at the Warton American Technical School in England. He is among 4000 soldiers in the eight week session, with over 2000 graduates from the first term. Wiles entered service in March 1943 and went overseas in November 1944. The school, led by Col Albert E Billing, aims to reacquaint soldiers with techniques and machinery they will use in civilian trades. Wiles' wife Pauline resides with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Rinehart.

Warton England Warton American Technical School Pic Charles E. Wiles Hanover Street Oxford Wiles Pfc Albert E. Billing Pic. Wiles Pauline C., Wiles Pauline Gebhart Charles Rinehart

New Oxford Honor Roll First Semester Names

Prof Ivan R Mechdy announces the New Oxford public schools honor roll for the first semester. Grade 9 students include Florence Clark Gloria Krug Jean Millar Paul Wine. Grade 10 lists Doreen Clark Roland Clousher Norman Haar Wilbur Hildebrand Edith Kinneman Eugene Mechdy. Grade 11 features Emma Hippensteel Dorothy Hoover Miriam Klinefelter Joyce Leib Ivan Mechay Evelyn Stambaugh Alice Jane Stock John Wolford. Grade 12 lists Jean Little Anna Staub Louise Stump. Attendance report on page six.

Ivan R. Mechdy Sunov Prin New Oxford Public Schools Florence Clark Gloria Krug Jean Millar Paul Wine Doreen Clark Roland Clousher Norman Haar Wilbur Hildebrand Edith Kinneman Eugene Mechdy Emma Hippensteel Dorothy Hoover Miriam Klinefelter Joyce Leib Ivan Mechay, Jr Evelyn Stambaugh Alice Jane Stock John Wolford Jean Little Anna Staub Louise Stump

Countian Fined on Stolen Goods Charge

Warren Hoover McSherristown guard at Letterkenny Ordinance Depot from August 1942 to January 8 1946 pleaded guilty in Franklin County Court to receiving stolen goods. He was fined 100 dollars and ordered to pay prosecution costs after admitting intent to borrow a drill later claimed government ownership. Garnet Piper of Chambersburg, who was linked to the theft, had pleaded guilty to larceny.

Warren Hoover McSherristown Letterkenny Franklin County Hoover Garnet Piper Chambersburg United States Piper

Church notices across several congregations in York county

Religious service schedules from St. Pauls New Oxford Emmanuel Abbottstown and others list Sunday school times worship service hours catechism and special events. Notable items include First Lutheran M A Yohe 10 15 a m theme The Transfiguration and Women’s Missionary social 6 30 p m. Mass and devotions at St Marys New Oxford and youth activities for St Pauls Pines.

Evangelical and Reformed Charge D. F. Ehrman St. Paul's Church New Oxford William Sanders Boy Scouts Emmanuel Church Abbottstown Merle Kinneman Jesus Emory Methodist Church Paul Denlinger Yohe Ministry of Music Women's Missionary Sociey First Lutheran Church St. Mary’s Church Robt. D. Hartnett Church of the Brethren J. Monroe Danner Hampton East Berlin Mary's Paradise Wm. B. Cavanaugh Abbottstown Lutheran Snyder Alleman Luther League

Car Skid Incident Ends With Arrest Near Hanover

Austin J. Hartlaub of Hanover R. 1 skidded into a parked car owned by Claus Houser of Hanover R. 4 on the Littlestown road while returning from work. Hartlaub reportedly failed to stop and was arrested after a witness read him the information. he faces charges before Justice L. G. Kuhn in Conewago Township with a ten day notice issued. Damage unspecified.

Austin J. Hartlaub Hanover R Claus Houser Hanover Littlestown Hartlaub Justice of the Peace L. G. Kuhn Conewsgo Township

Fire destroys potato chip factory and church barn in Hanover

A blaze early Sunday destroyed a potato chip factory at 231 Baltimore Street owned by P. I. Wentz and the barn behind St. Pauls Lutheran church parsonage at 731 Baltimore Street. The pastor Rev. Paul L. Poulk’s automobile was saved. chickens perished in the fire.

P. I. Wentz Baltimore Street Hanover St. Paul's Lutheran Church Parsonage Paul L. Poulk

Minister Resigns Post at New Oxford Evangelical Church

The Rev. Dr. D. F. Ehrman resigns as pastor of the New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed charge effective March 15 after nearly five years. He will become associate executive secretary on the Board of International Mission staff, with duties in China Japan and possibly Iraq.

D. F. Ehrman New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed New Oxford Board of International Mission The Evangelical and Reformed Church Ehlman Second Reformed Church Indianapolis Ind Mercersburg Synod Christian Education Committee On Christian Social Action Ursinus College Central Theological Seminary University of Chicago Ehrman Reformed Church China Japan Iraq Schaff Building Philadelphia FP. A. Goetsch Board of International Missions Theodore W. Boltz Redeemer’s Reformed Church Littlestown Livingston Reformed Church New Brunswick N. J

Interest Grows In N O Library

Interest in the New Oxford branch of the Adams County Free Library rises as Kathryn Oller brings 108 juvenile books. Children and adults borrow heavily, magazines are available, and hours are Monday and Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. and Friday 3 to 5 p.m. Librarians Benedick and Sheffer alternate weeks.

Oxford Adams County Pree Library Kathryn Oller Liprarian Benedick Sheffer

Senior Girls Take Home Nursing Course

A Home Nursing class for senior girls at New Oxford High School is sponsored by the Adams County Red Cross. The course meets in the Home Ec room for two periods every Friday until 30 hours are completed, with Elisabeth Ridler leading the first session on January 25 and Margaret McCellan guiding the remainder.

New Oxford High School Adams County Red Cross Elisabeth Ridler Gettysburg Ridler McCellan New Oxford Home Ec

Sale Register of Farm Auctions and Real Estate Listings

Sale notices list auctions and estates with dates and locations in Pennsylvania towns including New Oxford and East Berlin. Entries cover farm machinery livestock real estate and household goods from February to March for individuals such as A H Jackson Eilen L Schriver Emory W Sell Jr Mrs Ray Bentel and C D Deardorff.

A. H. Jackson New Orxfod Lincoln Highway Eilen L. Schriver New Oxford Emory W. Sell, Jr E. J C. D

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Donohue U. S. Naval Irishtown Firemen Tor B. Wagner Mark P. McEiwee Wrightstown Oxford Two Texaco Iranion New Oxford, Ps Edwin H. Myers Indiantown Gap Harry Reed Harry J. Sterner Poplar Street Linus Bevenow Richard Bavenour John Boyd Mary Ann Burnell Bevenour Robert Bevenour Littlestows Bevenour Robert Rheads New Onford Roland Hoffman Carole Miller Carlisle Street T. C. Miller Abbottetown Mary Duttera Guldens Mgr Bernard Wagner A. P.wagner Paul Mary Wagner N. Lingg Mabel Lingg George Miller George Anna Helen Wagner Lincolnway West Dallastown Susan Wagman the Pines Paul E. Berlin Junction Lawrence Rineman Elaine Larry Fort McClellan Ala Sgt. Rineman Berlin Avenue Richard A. Smith U. S Everin U. & Naval Station Astoria Oreggon Beaman Smith Curtis Smith G. Ralph Miller Peters Street Coleman & Co Miller Lulu Miller New York City Straley Justice N.O New Oxford Drive Slaybaugh Brothers N.O. Elec. Appliance Co Texaco Es Station William F. Maxwell William H. Sipling Ellen H. Sipling Allegheny Avenue Sipling Joan Sarah Small Hocken- Smith St. Vincent's Catholic Church Mary Castle Emmanuel Little John Hockensmith Hanover R. D Bening East Middle Street St. Vincents Catholic Church Third Street Mark P. McElwee St Joseph’s Cemetery Boy Scout N. C A. Tech. S N.O.H.S Countian First Evangelical Lutheran Church G. E. Sheffer A.M D.B St. John's Reformed New Emanuel Reformed Alvin J. Forry New Chester Missionary Society Ooewagee Chapel Cletus Wagaman Blessed Virgin Sodality FERE Carlisle St. Hanover N. O N.O. Library
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