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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1930

Page

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Notice of Dissolution of LH Flickinger & Son

The partnership of H H Flickinger and E F Flickinger under LH Flickinger & Son dissolved Jan 15 1930 by mutual consent. Debts and claims are to be received and presented to E F Flickinger for payment. Business will be conducted by E F Flickinger. New Oxford Pa Jan 15 1930. Subscribe for the New Oxford Item.

H. H. Flickinger E. ‘F. Flickinger LH. Flickinger & Son Agra P.flickinger H.-H. Flickinger& Son E. F. Flickinger

Local Notes From York Springs and Surrounding Towns

York Springs reports a home accident as Dr Bidwell Cashman tended a neighbor’s ankle sprain after a fall on ice. J Greg Jones sells Lemoyne store to Michael Wiley of Harrisburg. Carl Prosser joins a York firm after graduating. John W. March moves to Upper Huntington for $1,000. A fire company votes to restrict riding on engines to members only. Nearby moves and diversions touch Latimore, Gardners, and Upper Bermudian.

EB. W. Cashman York Springs William Weidner J.‘Greg Jones Dillsburg Lemoyne Michael Wiley Harrisburg Big Dam Carl Prosser Upper Huntington Hanover Business School York George C. Prosser John W. March Alonzo Hoffman Elmer Beam Gardners Sexton Upper Bermudian Church March

Adams County Directors Elect New Officers At Gettysburg Meet

Daniel C. Jacobs of Arendtsville was re elected president of the Adams County school directors association at the close of the thirty ninth annual convention held at Gettysburg High School Friday. Other officers chosen include EF C Livingston first vice president and H W Weikert alternates. The session featured a play by named participants, a valentine party, and remarks by Prof J K Stewart and D E Crosley on what constitutes a good school and financing public education.

Daniel C. Jacobs Arendtsville Adams County School Directors’ Association Gettysburg High School Efc. Livingston Stewart Crosley

Farm sale to quit farming in Adams County Pennsylvania

The buyer intends to quit farming and will publicly sell at the George A Haar farm in Hamilton township Adams county Pa near the New Oxford East Berlin road by Pine Run school house. The sale lists three horses eleven cattle seven hogs and a large line of farming implements including two horse wagon Deering McCormick equipment and several plows planters rakes and rollers.

John W. Coulson York Springs Hanover Latimore Township J. C. Peters F. M. Anderson Trent’s Hill Harrison Fair Roy Rhinehart York Geo. A. Haar Hamilton Township Adams County New Oxford East Berlin Pine Run Grey Horse Joan Durham Guernsey Poland China Emerson Deering McCormick Berkshire Ontario John Deere Oliver Dellinger

Executors Public Sale Of Hoff Farm In Adams County Pa

Executors of John E Hoff plan a public sale at the premises along the cement road from McSherrys town to Gettysburg Adams County Pa 4 miles from McSherrystown featuring a 14 acre farm with a two story dwelling and outbuildings and a bearing orchard plus extensive personal property including horses wagons harness tools livestock and household goods Sale begins 12 oclock noon with terms 10 months credit or 5 cash and further terms at sale conducted by auctioneers and clerks Gordon J Shank Geo A Haar Siothour and Yohe.

John E. Hoff Mt. Pleasant Township Adams County Pennsylvania McSherrystown Gettysburg

Public Auction of Adams County Real Estate in 1930

In pursuance of a writ of fieri facias issued from Adams County Court of Common Pleas the real estate of Samuel Galt Weaver and May Weaver will be sold at public auction on Saturday February 22 1930 at 2 PM at the Gettysburg courthouse Adams County Pa The tract lies in Mt Joy Township containing 71 acres more or less with a stone house new ground barn wagon shed chicken house hog pen 12 apple trees two wells and good cultivation Seized as the property of the said defendants Sheriff G D Morrison notes ten percent cash due at sale with resell if not complied

Court of Common Pleas Adams County Court House Gettysburg Mt. Joy Township Penna Howard Starner Charles Cashman Worley Rudisill Harry Heintzelman Court of Common Pleas Borough of Butler Township Abraham Fisher A. Eicholtz Henry Slaybaugh Israel Garretson Conewago Creek Cyrus L. Thomas Eva L. Thomas G. D. Morrison

Sheriff Sale Fascias March 1 1930 Adams County Farm

Public sale notice for a 129 acre farm in Butler Township Adams County Pennsylvania adjoining Abraham Fisher A Eicholtz Henry Slaybaugh Israel Garretson Conewago Creek and others. Improvements include a two story house bank barn chicken house hog pen machine shed and outbuildings with running water two wells and cultivated land. Property owned by Cyrus L. Thomas and Eva L. Thomas. Sheriff G D Morrison to conduct sale January 31 1930. Property will be resold.

Directors urged to force school tax collection and inspect schools

Raymond Shank, Adams county superintendent of schools, told directors to visit their schools and determine how many eighth grade pupils have passed. He noted 242 teachers in the county with 42 college certified, 105 normal, 77 standard, 15 partial elementary, and 4 emergency certifications.

Raymond Shank Adams County

Public sale near New Oxford showcases farm implements and household goods

Jacob Myers announces a public sale 12:30 PM at New Chester along New Chester road. The listing includes 6 horses and mules, 16 head of cattle, farm machinery such as wagons, mowers, binders, planters, and ing equipment, plus a piano, kitchen cabinet, and household items. Terms are 10 months or 5 percent cash. Refreshments by the Reformed church Missionary Society.

New Oxford New Chester Road Missionary ‘Society of the Reformed Church New Chester

Plan for August Institute at School Board Session

Mr. Shank proposed an August institute before fall opening if directors approve and suitable instructors can be secured. The plan was discussed during the afternoon session as H. L. Snyder, treasurer, reported on finances and the item subscription at $1 per heard drew attention amid mixed remarks.

Heard Mr. Shank T All Probability H. L. Snyder

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H. H.flickinger F. Flickinger New Oxford, Pa Oxford Hanover Upholstering Co High Street Hanover, PA C. V York Springs Fire Company Francis Trostle Raymond Mr. Trostle Dr. Cashman H. Leroy Muller San Antonio Texas Charles S. Gartman Major Muller Ralph Davis Snelbaker's Sarah Lovelace Ruth Gardner Hannah Charlotte Kingsey Randall Meredith Dean Hollenbaugh Annabelle Ruth Snyder Katie Martha Mansberger Teddy Travers Edgar Wolf Marjory Margaret Culp Byron Fleming Luther Trimmer Johnson Claude Prosser Snellbaker’s Clyde Kennedy Romayne Pittentorf George Moore Glenn Kennedy Charles Kennedy Arthur Weidner Jess Miller Merle Gross Irene Bushey Mary Harris Eugene Lérew Elmer Coulson Maud Wierman Kennedy York Springs Band Edgar Leer York Springs High School Harvey Cassel Mr. Cassel H. &. Snyder A. T. Bennett Harry L. Snyder D. W. Stoops Elmer J. Harr Jd. Francis Yake, Jr H. W. ‘Weikert T. N Cashman Weard Prof J. K. Stewart State ‘Teachers College Shippensburg D. E. Crosley State Department of Public Instruction New Oxford Garage Hanover St Baker's Post Office Gettysburg, PA Mark E. Trone Baltimore ST Augustus I. Hoff George W. Hoff John £. Hoff S. H. Crawford Ginter & Poist Gordon J. Shank Auct Siothour Yohe DR. Shor’s Shor N. George St. York Sheriff's Sale Sheriff’s Office Wan East Market ST York, PA Plymouth Rock Jacob Myers G. R. Thompson H. H. Beamer C. G. Sheely Clks Archie K. May W. Phila. St Howard W. Poor Market Street York Street Chestnut Street J. E. Bemiller & Son Willys-Knight Geo. E.mummert T. H. Charmbury Shirk Bldg H. E. Lough East High Street C. E. Lough North George St Feeler & Blocher Frederick Street Hanover Hardware CO Carlisle & Chestnut Streets Schell’s Quality Seeds H. Block & CO Penn Everite Jine In ‘Tion Paul R. Hostetter Hoke’s Mill Road
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