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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1963

Page

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Feed Grain Program Explained At Area Meeting

An informal meeting at New Oxford Elementary School at 7:30 tonight will explain the 1963 feed grain program for corn barley and grain sorghum. ASC committee members Kenneth Walker Stuart Lucabaugh and John Shank outline advance payments eligibility and signup through March 22 with potential price support and diversions of at least 20 percent of base.

New Oxford New Oxford Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Kenneth Walker Stuart Lucabaugh John Shank ASC Gettysburg

Joy Neidig Wins Adams County Essay Contest

Joy Neidig, a senior at Bern TMudian Springs High School, won first prize in the Adams County Committee on Employment of the Handicapped essay contest with the theme How My Community Benefits from the Abilities of Handicapped Workers. About 70 essays were submitted and Neidig receives $10 and entry to state judging.

Joy Neidigz BertMmudian Springs High School Adams County Committee On Miss Neidig Nancy Cashman Biglerville High School

Meeting Slated by Township Committee Event

The Reading Township Republican Committee outlines prizes for a state essay contest winner Miss Neidig, including a four year gubernatorial scholarship to Penn State, a 9200 U.S. savings bond, and a trip to Washington D.C. The notice invites any interested party to attend the annual meeting and hear details on the six year terms for school directors and other positions.

Neidig Penn State Pitter Temple U.S Hampton School Washington, D.C Puh

New Oxford Local Items Highlight Community Birthdays

Mrs Ward Eason hosted a dinner honoring brothers Luther and Donald Rentzel celebrating birthdays. Families from Harrisburg Littlestown Uniontown Gettysburg Lancaster and New Oxford attended along with news of moves illnesses trips and club meetings. Washington's Birthday closures noted for banks and post office with no deliveries.

Ward Eason R. D Luther Donald Rentzel Luther Rentzel Rhoda Dennis Zeider Harrisburg Gerald Lightner Uniontown Walter Rentzel David Littlestown Hazel Wilson Ruth Sheads Gettysburg New Oxford George Costello Mary Wagner Lincoln Way West Hollywood Ave Thomas Glatfelter Lancaster Glatfelter Elsie Moore Poplar St John Kaiser R. J John H. Haar Clair Haar Richard Groft New Oxford R. 1 Anna Wolf Abbottstown R. 1 Florida Emory L. Hammer Lincolnway West Hanover Hospital Alice Little Wilbur Little Waynesboro New Oxford Garden Club Helen L. Ruth Lincolnway East Frank Feiser Rush Canouse Hanover Russia Washington Carl E. Stough Sr Jobn R. Staub Pleasant St Staub Lfelong Blanche Yingling Clair J. Snyder White Hall Garland Leatherman White ‘Hall Milton Hall Sharon Wanda Wayne Clyde Spangler Hanover St Warner Hospital Raymond W. Wisler Raymond Wisler Radio, Electronic Technical School Upper Darby Edna Beale New Oxford Fire Company P.m Fred Feiser Roger Wagner William Penn Senior High School York Keith Burger Altland House Abbottstown

Richard J. Gross VFW Post Holds Annual Banquet

The Richard J. Gross Post 8896 VFW in East Berlin held its 16th annual banquet at the post home. Frank J. Zenzer, a WWII veteran and Pennsylvania VFW commander, spoke on veterans service aims while officials from multiple districts attended. A $100 check was presented by the Ladies Auxiliary, and Ralph Haar received a $100,000 membership card as 75 guests enjoyed a baked ham dinner.

Ralph Haar Richard J. Gross Veterans of Foreign Wars Post East Berlin Quartermaster Irvin Gross Haar Frank J. Zenzer Pennsylvania Donald Shetter Gary Markley Department of Pennsylvania E. Locust St VFW Zener Joe Zenzer Pst Robert Musser Pennsylvania Department Earl Moser Paul Kopp Harry Criswell Roy C. Hart Floyd Hume Military Order of Cooties Melvin R. Baker Littlestown Waynesboro Etters Mt. Wolf York Hanover Hellam Dover Stewartstown West York Rubhetta Stambaugh Ladies’ Auxiliary

Harry Biesecker Seeks Adams County Commissioner Seat

Harry F. Biesecker of Cashtown, owner of Lincolnway Nurseries, announced his candidacy for the Adams County Republican nomination for county commissioners at the May primary. A former Franklin Two school director, he led local and regional firefighters groups, serves in the Lions Club, and is a World War II veteran who trained in England and served with military government units.

Harry F. Biesecker Cashtown Lincolnway Nurseries Adams County Mr. Biesecker Franklin Two Republican Committee Adams County Firemen’s Association Firemen's Association Pennsylvania Cashtown Lions Club England

Blue and Gold Banquet Planned for Cub Scouts

Leaders of Cub Scout Pack 125 New Oxford planned the annual Blue and Gold banquet for February 25 at the New Oxford Fire Hall. The event features a covered dish supper with all scouts parents and friends invited and the scouts will perform entertainment afterward. Plans for a pine wood derby in March were begun and supplies will be distributed after the banquet.

New Oxford

Eight youths charged in Hanover wild party morals case

Eleven young men were detained after a Hanover party described as wild. Eight men aged 18 to 20 were arrested on charges of corrupting the morals of minors with bail set at 500 to 1000 dollars. Three additional arrests occurred Sunday with similar bail terms and upcoming hearings next week.

Hanover Justice of the Peace Dayne BE Garrett Cary Don Knoll James O'Neal York R Charles Smith Brodbecks Howard Miller Jr Hunterstown Ronald Lee Hankey McKnightstown Thomas Michael McKenney York St Philip Allen Little Hanover R Louis Eline Knott Chestnut St Donald Melvin Laughman Harry Allen Heck Jr Bowman Rd Penn Twp Justice of the Peace Garrett Heck Laughman Donald Raymond Miller

Applicants seek marriage licenses in York area

The York area reports four applicants for marriage licenses: Jason Edward Culp of Hanover and Judy Ann Riddle of Abbottstown, Vaughn Vincent Gebhart of Gettysburg and Barbara Anny Lockenbill of Hanover. A Washington's Birthday special promotes sweaters at Grove's Men and Boy's Wear, 20 Frederick St., Hanover, Pa.

York Jason Edward Culp Hanover Judy Ann Riddle Abbottstown R. 1 Vaughn Vincent Gebhart Gettysburg R Barbara Anny Lockenbill Washington GROVE Frederick St. Hanover

Colonials of New Oxford Rally to District Playoffs

The Colonials of New Oxford High School won the Adams Division title with a 68 44 victory over Quincy High School, lifting their record to 12 3 in league play. They advance to a district playoff at Camp Hill on February 28, facing Upper Dauphin, with tickets limited for sale to students and adults.

Colonials New Oxtord High School Adams- Franklin Ellis Diviney Quincy High School St. Thomas New Oxford High School New Oxford Upper Dauphin Camp Hill Ram New Oxford High Grace T Himes Charles Adams County Register L. Edwards Nohs Athletic Direc Recorder William Hivage Horr Laurence Hhmes York York Bank and Trust Wiconisco Porter-Tonto Anger Lykens Trevorton Halifax Millersburg Mahoney-Joint Willevel Liamstown Deuphin Rge John Harner Dave Meckley Jack Sneddon Make Tull Ken Simpson Bull Dobbs Harold Lillich Larry Diek Craig Duttera Jim Mayer John Menges Nathan Lucahaugh West Reading Wyomissing South Lebanon Lebanon Valley College Ust

First Lutheran Holds Annual Meeting in New Oxford

The First Lutheran Church of New Oxford held its annual meeting as a covered dish social in the Sunday School rooms. John R. Hamm served as toastmaster, with reports from Mrs. Sponseller, Mrs. Eason, and Mrs. Summers on 1962 activities. Choir work, attendance awards, finances, and Lutheran Church Women program updates were presented by various leaders.

First Lutheran Church New Oxford John R. Hamm Donald Sheely C. R. Sponseller Warde Eason John Summers John Eagle William Stock Lutheran Church Church Council Glenn Shupp William Slock

Three Adams County Men Called for Preinduction Exams

The Adams County Selective Service Board announced it will call three county men for preinduction physicals on March 3. The notices identify the individuals and set the date for the medical examination as part of the draft screening process.

Adams County Selective. Service Board

East Berlin News Notes Highlights and Personal Updates

Judith A. Hash, a 1960 Spring Grove Area grad and Elizabethtown College senior, earns dean’s list in first semester. Dr. C N Hostetter Jr to discuss Mennonite Central Committee relief work at 7 p.m. Sunday. William Gembe, 78, York, dies. daughter Mrs. Chester S. Myers survives. Funeral and burial at Paddletown Cemetery. Miss Mabel Laughman and Annie Julius guests at Kuhn Convalescent Home. Harold Cooley returns from California via Army duty and tours the southern U S and Texas. job at Penn Wood Heel Co. Mrs. Carl Jacobs recovering from surgery in Hanover. Ladry Wrights relocate to May Jacobs property. Edward Cramer ill at home. Mrs. Harold R. Stoudt attends a LCW workshop in Harrisburg. Kralltown Community Clubs meet at Kralltown Elementary School.

Judith A. Hash Charles Hash East Berlin Spring Grove Area Elizabethtown College C. N. Hostetter Jr Grantham Mennonite Central Committee William Gembe York York Hospital Chester S. Myers Paddletown Newhberrytown Mabel Laughman Annie J. Julius Kuhn Lincolnway East New Oxford Harold Cooley California Cooley Ford Ord U.S. Army United States Las Vegas Nev Grand Canyon Flagstaff Arizona Texas Penn Wood Heel Co Io Berlin Carl Jacobs Harrisburg St Hanover Hospital Ladry Wrights May Jacobs Abbottstown Edward Cramer Harold Cramer Water St Harold R. Stoudt E. King St Central Pennsylvania Synod LCW Zion Lutheran Church Harrisburg Kralltown

Snow and Freeway Wrecks Sprinkle Adams County Roads

Snow and icy roads triggered multiple crashes on Adams County highways Tuesday. Catherine Albon, 39, of Willow Dale Ontario, collided head on with a Phillips 66 tank truck near New Oxford after her car lost control while passing a disabled vehicle. Damages: car $1400, tractor-trailer $650, Bous car $200. In a separate incident near Heidersburg Philippe LeDuc 62 Granby City Quebec stopped for traffic and Richard Stimpfel 32 Rockville Center NY rear ended LeDuc’s Thunderbird causing $25 damage to LeDuc and $400 to the station wagon. A three car crash 2.2 miles north of New Oxford on legislative route 01004 began when one car stopped on a hill, Brillhart 49 Dover R3 pulled onto the bridge, Wallen 21 New Oxford R2 slowed, Hale 21 New Oxford R1 following could not stop and struck Brillhart and Wallen. total damage $100.

Adams Catherine Albon Willow Dale Ontario Aero Oil Co New Oxford Max R. Wineberg Joseph A. Bous Colton Steinwehr Ave Gettysburg Bous Quebec Richard Joseph Stimpfel Rockville Center N. Y Volkswagen LeDuc Auto Robert C. Brikhart Dover R William R. Wallen New Oxford R Cartruck Brillhart Wallen

Swartz Announces Democratic Candidacy for County Commissioner

Clarence M. Swartz known as Pete Swartz announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner. He operates Swartz Television Store at Van Dyke's Corner north of Gettysburg after years in television and farming. A Perry County native and widower with three children, he has worked as a milk hauler for Hershey Chocolate and serves as a director of the Adams County Fish and Game Association and member of several local groups.

Clarence M Pete” Swartz Swartz Gettysburg R. G van Dyke Hershey Chocolate Company Butler Tyrone Straban Twps Adams County Fish and Game Association American Legion Post of Biglerville The Moose New Oxford Rod. and Gun Club

Dies Wednesday 140 Survivors Include Large Family

John Thomas Hockensmith a native of Adams County died Wednesday morning at Hanover Hospital. He was a brickmaker for 3 years and survived by 140 descendants, including 10 children and 75 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church New Oxford with services at 9. The family will receive visitors Friday evening.

John Thomas Hockensmith New Oxford R Hanover Hospital Adams County James Annie Small) Hockensmith Alphonzine M Huffnagle Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church New Oxford Holy Name Society William W. Little Gettysburg Allen J. Hockensmith Boiling Springs Charles A. Hockensmith Jacob L. Hockensmith Lawrence G. Hockensmith Helen Becker Edgar §. Sell Union Mills Robert J. Hockensmith Charles W. Topper Hanover R Curvin A.miller Basil Hockensmith Fred F. Feiser Immaculate Conception Church Patrick O'Conner St. Mary's Cemetery Father O'Conner

Bad Tasting Water From Hanover Plant Hurts New Oxford Supply

Pennsylvania Department of Health released findings to borough councilman H A Jones detailing carbolic acid shellac and other impurities in New Oxford water traced to a Hanover industrial plant. The report says the condition is corrected and will not recur with possible further investigation and a fuller report to follow.

Hanover New Oxford Pennsylvania Department of Health H. A. Jones Alvin Hoover Lewistown State Health Department Jones

Ask Registration Of Beginners In Ber mudian Springs

Preschool registration for first grade in Bermudian Springs Joint School System must be completed by March 8 per Supervising Principal Amos D Meyers. Registration can be done by telephone letter or in person. Parents in Reading Two and East Berlin contact East Berlin Elementary School. Parents in Huntington Two Latimore Two and York Springs contact York Springs Elementary School. Children must be six years old on or before January 31 1964 to register. Preschool clinics for beginning children will be held at York Springs April 25 and East Berlin April 26 with appointments made at registration.

Bermudian Springs Amos D. Meyers Reading East Berlin Huntington Latitrore York Springs

Ambulance Club Drives 1963 Membership Drive

Paul Rabine secretary of the New Oxford Ambulance Club says 891 membership cards will go in the mail Monday for rural route residents. Annual dues are 2 dollars for free ambulance service for all family members up to 50 miles. Borough residents’ cards will follow. The Chamberstry Social Security District Office closes February 22 for Washingtons Birthday. Fishing licences now available at Noels Mens Shop Center Square New Oxford.

Paul Rabine New Oxford Chamberstry Social Security Washington Paul W. Dunham Noel Center Square

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Joy Neidig Reading Township Republican Harry Biesecker Patricia Estep Littlestown High School Estep Susquehanna University Selinsgrove Center District Franklin Greencastle Carl Gloria Mahone Catherine H. Miller Elizabeth A. Winebrenner Carl Mahone First Luth Clarence Swartz O. Ambulance Club
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