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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1925

Page

12

New Oxford Item Company publishes weekly Oxfordtter

The New Oxford Item Company announces a weekly publication the Oxfordtter issued every Thursday. Subscriptions cost $1.00 annually in advance or $1.50 if paid later, with discontinuance options after arrearages are cleared. Advertisements offered at reasonable rates with year-long discounts. Job printing services offered from labels to posters. Central in politics. Foreign advertising through The American Press Association.

Qerme American Press Association New Oxford Matt Matter

Kline Bros Sell Shop to Stonesifer at Sell's Station

H W and Clarence Kline traders sold their business at Sell's Station to A D Stonesifer Hanover. Possession on March 1 and the Klines will continue the fertilizer business they control in four counties through the W P Stoner agency.

H. W Clarence Kline Kline Bros Sell’s Station McSherrystown George Spangler York Springs William Axe West York Burgess Mundis Reckles Spangler Earl Miller Firestone and Shillito W. H. Smith George Gardner Newport, Tenn Rev L. M. Gardner St. Mary's County S. M. Keagy Hokman Sell Litttlestown Harrisburg State Highway Department Taneytown Laittlestown Leverne Engle Millard Engle Littlestown B. E. Benner Iron Springs John Hoff Locust Lane Adams County Firemen’s Association Goldie Hook White Hall Thomas Pastoe Maria Pascoe Emma Sowers Abbottstown York

Church Services Across Gettysburg Area This Weekend

A seminarian from Gettysburg will preach at First Lutheran Sunday 7 PM. Sunday School at 9 AM and C E at 6 PM. Emmanuel Reformed Abbots­town offers catechization Saturday and worship Sunday at 7 PM. St Paul’s Reformed New Oxford lists mission band and catechization Saturday with services Sunday including Holy Communion. Masses at Church of the Immaculate Conception Sunday 7:30 and 10 AM. All welcome.

Gettysburg First Lutheran C. E Xmory Methodist Episcopal Church Chas. FE. Runkle Epworth League Church of the Immaculate Conception The Fr. Rice St. Paul's Reformed Church New Oxford R. P. Frantz Emmanuel Reformed Church Abbottstown A. B. Frantz

Hospital Patients Listed For Operations In Reading York Area

Mrs M D Feiser of Lincolnway Mast underwent surgery at Homeopathic hospital Reading on Monday. Helen Fleshman daughter of Mr and Mrs P C Pleshman near town had tonsils and adenoids removed at West Side Sanitorium. Mrs Charles F Staub of McSherrystown admitted to West Side Sanitorium York on Monday for nose affection relief operation.

M. D. Feiser Lincolnway Mast Homeopathic Hospital Reading Helen Fleshman P. C. Pleshman West Side York Charles F. Staub McSherrystown

Illnesses Sweep Area From Scarlet Fever To Bronchitis

The SICK Florence daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas W Rinehart Hanover sr suffers scarlet fever. La Noel Rock recovers from grip. Hagerman Rock's daughter recovers from bronchitis. Mrs Chas Redding Granite recovers from asthma. Mrs Chas penseller Brush Run recovers from neuritis. Miss Mary Myers near town suffers grip. Burt Noel McSherrystown confined at home by illness. Samuel Davis York Springs returns after two weeks illness. Miss Louisa Hill McSherrystown Miss Gertrude Groft and Miss Annie Smith Centennial confined by illness.

Abbottstown State Bank Reuben Aftland H. A. Waltman Paul F. Wolf Jeremiah Lillich W. N. Louer M. & Basehear J. A Kinneman C. B. Yohe Henry Gulden Harry Shorb Hanover R. D Centennial Eveler Littilestown Grace Church Walter Slaybaugh Center Mills York Alverdal Hertzler Abbottstown Grammar School Maurice Smith Gideon Haar Appomatox Commonwealth Benjamin Liversperger Meherrystown Aspers St. Francis Xavier Mark Stock Gettysburg Roy Shanebrook Littlestown Oscar Keefer Colgan McSherrystown L. E. Lawrence Lawrence Keefer Mary Gulden St. Cecilian Club Paradise Protectory St. Mary's Hall Engine House J. Donald Swope McPherson Butt Philip R Hartman Francis L. Haley Milton R. Hull Charles RB. Tate Hotel Gullys- Dutes St. Mary’s Church O Callaghan Paradise County Board of Auditors Court House Emanuel Reformed Church Abbottstown Jerenish Lillich H. F. Stambaugh T. C. Miller la Bott Tie Miller York Springs J. B. Sunday School Parvin R. Bowers Arlie 2. Porrell Ethel Lerew Esther Lerew Blanche Evinger Treas Geo. Scheaffer Russell Gardner Home Dept Harry Dixon Isaac Sadler Oscar Whitcomb Young People Centenary Tréas Phoebe Plank Thesta Spealman Florence Chas. W. Rinehart Hanover Sr la Noel Rock Chas. Redding Granite Chas Penseller Brush Run Mary Myers Burt Noel Samuel Davis Louisa Hill Gertrude Groft Annie Smith Ben

New Oxford Area Families Welcome New Babies

Store news notes multiple local births near New Oxford and Littlestown. Families listed include O Brien, Liversperger, Yealy, Gulden, Corbin, Geiper, and Klinefelter with births at various towns and a Philadelphia hospital. The Corbin couple recently moved. bus driving by Mr. Corbin is also mentioned.

David O'Brien New Oxford George Liversperger Edgegrove Edgar Yealy Littlestown Raymond Gulden Philadelphia Luther Gulden John I. Corbin Westminster Corbin N. Lingg Union Bridge Wilbur Geiper Cashtown Leitha Leitilia Geiper Verna Klinefelter Samuel H. Klinefelter New Oxford R. D

Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Couples

Daniel HW Pair of Littlestown and Cora E Myers of Hanover. Albert Warner of Bendersville son of Mr and Mrs Roy Warner Biglerville and Miss Mary E Thomas of Bendersville. Miss Ore Toner of Bendersville and Oren M Kuntz of Gardners.

Daniel HW Littlestown Cora E. Myers Hanover Albert ©. Warner Bendersville Roy Warner Biglerville Mary E. Thomas PF. Thomas Aspens Ore Toner Oren M. Kuntz Gardners

Marriages Across York and Hanover Areas Highlight Week

A series of weddings spread through Hanover York Springs and surrounding towns. Henry F B Lillich wed Carrie Mundis at the bride’s home with Rev. B D Rojahn officiating. Several other couples tied the knot in Harrisburg York Springs Downingtown and Westminster with local pastors performing ceremonies.

Henry FB. Lillich Abraham Lillich Abhottstown R. D Carrie Mundis Thomas Mundis York B. D. Rojahn A. B United States Chain Co Maude Bushey E. I. Bushey Harrisburg Geo. D. Walter H. W. Walter Biglerville St Matthew’s Luth Catherine Cleaver Charles, Cleaver York Springs Clair Philips Frank Philips Bowlder Sallie C. Fontaine Hanover Samuel E. LeCompt Cambridge Methodist Episcopal Church J. B. Brenneman Emma E. Legore A. W. Legore Paul A. Harner Adison Harner St. Paul's Lutheran Church O. C. Dean Erma R. Thoman Harvey Thoman Daniel A. Hoke Frank Hoke O. C John B. Rupley Grace Reformed Church Westminster Dunkinson General Gas and Electric Company Middleburg Sewing Company Dunkingon

Arrest of Four Men Tied to Local Gang Terror in Adams County

Sheriff John Shearer and deputies arrested four men in the Luthes town area of Adams County and nearby Maryland, ending a December-started gang’s alleged theft spree. Suspects William Jazo 32 Ralph Myers 26 Gail Bechtel 25 and Paul Hartland 29 face charges linked to clover seed wheat and poultry thefts. Evidence includes seed bags found at Jago’s home and $91 proceeds split among the quartet after fuel costs.

John €. Shearer Luthestown Adams County Maryland Wiliam Jazo Mt. Pleasant Township Ralph Myers Union Township Gail Bechtel Mt. Joy Township Paul Hartland Midway Ivana R. Riley C. L. Mehring Outfit Jago Edward Shildt Littlestown George Myers Mason and Dixon Line Baltimore Pquertet Myers Mr. Riley Edward Little Battlestown Shearer Bixler Aughinbaugh Frutchey Riley

Bechtel Family Involved In Moonshine Probe And Chicken Thefts

In Gettysburg a 62 year old Yaniel Bechtel and two sons were jailed after a Germany township raid by state and county police. Officers found two bottles of liquor under Bechtel’s bed and he faced $1000 bail on illegal possession charges. Son Carl, 25, was arrested New Year’s Day for raids on chicken houses, flour mills and granaries. Maurice, 28, admitted involvement in chicken thefts and signed a confession. Sheriff Shearer said multiple charges could be filed against all five men, with more possible.

Gettysburg Yaniel Bechtel Germany Township Brongeht Bechtel Dahlstrom Shearer Eisler Germany Carl Bechtel Ivan Ru Riley Union Township Maurice Maurice Bechtel Fruzenev Bixler

Butt and Butt Junior Partners Face Seaboard Disbarment Hearing

Judge D. P. McPherson called the Butt and Butt junior partners very much at sea after bank books and canceled checks could not be produced for disbarment proceedings. Their father J. L. Butt and observers await the judge’s formal opinion as an expert accountant may be needed to resolve the records.

Chas John P. Butt Butt Gargested McPherrson

Death notices from a Hanover area paper titled Dated entries

Obituaries report Miss Mary Elizabeth Staub dying at 60 in New Chester after illness. Survivors include sister Emma Staub. funeral at New Chester Reform Church with Rev. Ditzler. interment in New Chester cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Additional notices cover Marcella M. Krise of Gettysburg, Mrs. Mary E. Bowers near Littlestown, George I. Melhorn of Hanover, and other local figures with ages and causes given, including Scarlett fever and heart trouble.

Mary Elizabeth Staub New Chester Miss Staub Henry Leah March) Staub Emma Staub Martin Felty Harry Aith Karl Leese Alvin Group Proctor Snyder Ralph Pair Marcella M. Krise Gettysburg Abraham Krise Mary E. Bowers Arethur Bowers William Temmon Littlestown John Iykes Alice Conmbs Hanover F. A. Little Bustletown Washington Little Union Bridge Mil George I. Melhorn Elis Jeremiah Maria Winebrenner Melhor Louretta Leagen George, Jr Harry Parr Beuy Jane Tanger Ann Mra Z. C. Tanger, Jr. Honever William B Allewell John Tanger Mary L. Yost Alexander Yost Tanover BE. J. Owens McSherrystown Marie George Sterner Lila Dorling Charies V. Kress Ravenna Kress Tale Peeder Maregaret Manger) Kress Anthony Kress Lillestown John Kress Penishburg Edwhard W. Kress Hianover James Christy Baltimore Cartmel Emelia M. Porter Eugenie Porter Qserr Samimetson Porter Charles Greist York Springs Charles J. Greist

Death notices from York Springs and nearby home

Night services for a deceased relative were held Tuesday at the home of her son with Rev. L Vance Green officiating. Interment followed at Sunnyelde cemetery. In York Springs, Harry G Brown aged 83 a retired school teacher and farmer died at his son Justice W S K Brown's residence near Thomasville after an illness of several months.

iFuners L. Vance Green Sunnyelde York Springs Harry G. Brown Justice W. S. K. Brown Thomasville

York quater sessions court delayed by absent material witness

A material witness Kathryn Millar failed to appear delaying the opening of the January 1925 York county court murder case against Fred McLean alias Sailor Kid Mack for the murder of Carmen Larne. An attachment issued, deputies pursued Millar to New Oxford where she was nursing, and Stambaugh of Spring Grove died in court after illness. Funeral services for Stambaugh will be held near Bigmount Friday. the jury includes Jacob E. Houck and Samuel A. Wert.

Momly York Quater Sessions Court Kathryn Millar New Oxford Ntese Fred McLean Sailor Kid Mack Carmen Perry) Larne E. Milton Stambaugh York Spring Grove Milla Unio Ure Bia- Mount Teo Maurice Stambaugh Dover Township Michael Stambaugh Wamount Althiuid Meeting House Bigmount Daniel Bowser Jacot BE. Houck Sanmet A. Werta Thinever Metean York Pustdist Carmen Peges Larie

Pension Increases For Civil War Widows In Local Area

President Coolidge signs omnibus pension bill granting increases to widows of Civil War veterans and dependents in this vicinity. Local names include Mrs. Vadha Grenewald Hanover $20 monthly, Mrs. Harristue Stihl Hanover $29, Mrs. Jennie Mele Gettysburg $20, Mrs. Rhoda Stupe Gettysburg $20, Mrs. Catherine Hot Bernridieck New Chester $50, Mrs. Joann bear Irishtown $50, Mrs. Emma Withers New Chester $10, Mrs. Harriet Sidler New Oxford $50, and others with varied monthly raises.

Pensons Coolidap Airs Jennie Mele Gettysbure Rhoda MM Stupe Gettyshire Sara Toile Abbottetown Catherine Hot Bernridieck F Liversperger New Chester Rebeccca Klepper Arondtaville

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Oxfordtter NEW Oxford Item Company Berwick Township Hamilton Township Green Spring John Wolf Oscar Stambaugh Lottie Laughman Edith Warnick Beulah Wolf Adams County Commissioners P. D. Kellser Pleasi T. Bastian Ot Hanover Strabat Washington Wolf Eo .Kuhn William Jasu Rix- Jey Pare Oi Company Charles Rupp Jogo Bupp’s Elise iKnir Tex Couts Greenebaum Phil Santa Amon D. Greenebaum & Son
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