Local items and notices from New Oxford area
Various short notices from the New Oxford region include a special bus schedule to operate Saturday at 1 15 P M from New Oxford and 4 15 P M from Hanover, local people studying at Johns Hopkins and others selling stocks and a touring car in front of F and M Bank. Reports mention a sprain, a cow giving birth to twins, Bonneauville beating Batesville 8 3, route changes along Martins Corner to New Chester Road, and carrier route updates. Community mentions cover injuries, repairs, divorces, public posts, and talk of Burgess candidates for the next election.
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New Oxford
Hanover
Eva Haar
Pine Run
Johns Hopkins University
Baillmore
Pepe
Mary L. Frostle
Wm. A. Trostle
Dex'd
F. & M. Bank
Grace Yohe
Lincolnway
Ethel Stock
Earth
Linus G. Lawrence
Hanover Sr
Bucher
Bonneauville
Batesville
Burgess Pfaltzgrait
McSherrystown
É8th Ward
Lancaster
Martins Corner
Rinehart Farm
Martin’s Corner
New Chester Road
East Berlin
Wenksville
Oxford
N. M. Morrison
Item Force
Cross Keys
Littlestown
Wm. Shriver
W. C. al Bright
W. CG. Alwine
Berlin Junction
C. G. Sheely
T. Auker
J. E B. Kepner
Lester Klinger
E. High St
Lester
York Springs
A. P. Wagner
Edy. Smith
Irishtown
Duttera
Mary L. Weaver
John A. Weaver
Elizabeth R. Bream
East Liberty Y. W. C. A
Pittsburgh
Miss Bream
Pasadena
Calif
Girl Reserve Department
United States
H. S. Sheets
H.T. Brown
Chas, Noel, Jr
Brush Run
Shearer
Hanover High School
Alec’ Brashshears
Alec
John Wagaman
Frank Wagaman
York
York Hospiital
William Saylor
Saylor
Schmidt Building
York Hospital
Burgess
A. P. Wagzner
New Chester Area Hears Busy Weekend Notices
Local churches host picnics and worship services at Pines and Heidlersburg, July and August events invite community. Speelman faces court after DUI arrest in Gettysburg. numerous social visits, meetings, and a July 4th birthday gathering near New Chester featured.
Hampton News Highlights and Local Social Calendar
Widow Savilla Welgle Myers dies at 91 in Hampton after a long illness. Survived by three children, eight grandchildren, and fourteen great grandchildren. funeral held at her home with Rev. J Harold Little officiating. Interment Bermudian cemetery. Also notes births, weddings, religious services, club notices, and local visits including families from Round Hill, York Springs, and Hanover.
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Savilla Welgle Myers
Adams Myers
Hampton
Phe
John C. Myers
Mise Emma Myers
John Myers
See Mempton
Albert Myers
Hanover
J. Harold Little
Lutheran Church
Bermudian
Sevilla Myers
Alvers
Welter Philips
Round Hill
Inty
Hampton Lutheran Church
New Oxford hosts care drive for NYC tenement children
The Rev. J. W. McMorris Miss Marion Sheetz Mrs. H. B. Flaherty and Mrs. D. F. Slentz organize a two week August program to find homes for underprivileged children from crowded New York City tenement districts.
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J. W. McMorris
Marion Sheetz
H. B. Flaherty
D. F. Slentz
New Oxford
New York City
Removal Notice Shifts Meeting Site for New Oxford Lenders
On and after Thursday evening July 16 the New Oxford Building and Loan Association will hold meetings in the New Oxford C of C room on the second floor of the Livingston building on Lincolnway Enat.
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New Oxford Building & Loan Association
New Oxford C. of C
Livingston Building
Lincolnway
Enat
Local Socials Run Bright Across Hanover District
Numerous residents and visitors from Hanover, York Springs, Gettysburg, Harrisburg and beyond gather for weekends, visits, and summer plans. Families from Lincolnway West to Kohlers host relatives, travel to Baltimore and New York, and attend local events while teachers and students pursue summers at Columbia University and Coney Island.
Town Council Appraises Dam Land and Sets Condemnation Plan
Regular session notes the council appraises Diehl's Dam land for Lincoln Highway use at 290 to 320 with a 200 offer for Mrs Amy Diller. A committee to present the offer is appointed, with condemnation proceedings to follow if rejected. Plus water supply land concerns and map updates.
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Swope
Carl Davidson
Wehler
Klingel
Dickw
Hannah Neatrick
Edna Herman
Hiland Miller
Harry Trone
Davidson
Diehl's Dam
al Diller
Himes
Grimm
Amy Diller
Lincoln Highway
Winand
Weller, Wood, Himes
H. Ss. Griffin
Fire Destroys Barn and Crops on 70 Acre Farm
A barn and the entire 70 acre farm crops were destroyed near Cedar Ridge when an overheated hay storage caused a blaze believed to be from spontaneous combustion. The loss is estimated around 4000 dollars with little insurance. New Oxford fire company helped save the house and other buildings.
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William Fink
Cedar Ridge
Pint
New Oxford Fire Company
Pink
George Schlossen
Explosion Near National Foundry Blinds Youth
John Weaver 20, son of Mr and Mrs Jos Br Weaver of South Paters Street, lost sight in his right eye in a cannon like explosion at Ainalles near the National foundry Saturday evening. Powder burned his face. he was taken to Warner hospital Gettysburg Sunday morning. Doctors say he may lose sight of his left eye. right eye destroyed. left eye burned and face scarred. He walked home afterward after home remedies failed.
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Gettysburg
Squire Hill
Speelman
Kasparvich
Worshi
the Pines Lutheran Church
Heidlersburg Lutheran Church
Marcvie Cashman
New Oxford
R. D
Howard Beach
New York City
Mary Keefer
Chicago
Jennie Starry
New Oxford R. D
Elias Wolford
John
Chas. Cashman
David Cashman
St. John’s Ref
New Chester
Arry Stock
Group
W. A Raffensperger
Elizabethtown
Lester Grove
Clarence Leibart
Hanover
Charles Milcimes
The
Missionary Society of
St. John's
Ref. Church
Chester
the Reformed Church
Bart Robert
Heidlersburg
Ill
Fort Monroe
Fred Wolford
Reading
Lina
Ethel Houck
Elizabeth Harp
Washington
ND. C
Velma Weaver
Atlantic City
East Chrismer
Gettysboro RO
Warner Hospital
Maurice Ecker
Neve H
Pines
Sanders
Harold Little
Little
Charles Kennedy
York Springs
C. AI. Kennedy
Five Points
Bream Brothers
John C. Bream
Biglerdville
Ammon Stephens
Wilmer Stephens
Five
William Wehler
Earnest
Shelleman
Nound Hill
Joseph Foust
Dillsbury
John P. Funk
Wavhesboro
W. H. Brown
P. Franklin Millar
Robert Boyer
James Racey
Misa Eva Whetzel
Leonard
Alice
Catherine
Thelma
Boyd Boyer
James Buler
Howard Brill
Strasburg
Marion Bly
Roy
Melvin
Trane
East Berlin
Henry Bly
Frances
Roy Bly
Moses Racey
Lewis
Raymond Bly
Earl Cooley
Myrtle Cooley
Frank Bly
Loretta
Enna
Hunterstown
Lavere Gable
Earl
Stella Bly
York
Robert Dillinger
Pines Church
P. QO. S
P.O. 8
Monroe Boyer
Charles M. Hover
Russel Boyer
Grand Loge
Curtis C. Trimmer
Peter Trimmer
Mae F. Wagner
A. F.bosserman
P. C. Smith
Columbus
Ohio
J. O. Smith
Adams
Irvin Stine
Locust Street
Burgess Jacobs
Burgess
Ward
Crook
Reading Township
Robert Weaver
Mandy
PF. GC
Smith
Washington Township
Boronza
Elmer Nickey
Rufus Julius
Mulberry
M. L. Burgard
Moses Selar
Ada
Fanny
Reuben
Jacob
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Red Run
Lloyd Nell
Red Mount
Post Office
Washington, D. C
California
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Nell
Adams Transit Company
Hart Jowjors Gladfelter
Kralltown
Hag
the Loyal Sons
Sunshine Makers
John A. Eisenhart
All
C. M. Detery
Harlacher & Son
State Highway Department
Kralltown Road
Byers’ Bridge
Benjamin Hoopes
Kralltown Evangelical Sunday School
Frick
George Altland
Bigmount
Ainalles
National Foundry
John Weaver
Jos
BR. Weaver
South Paters Street
Weaver
James Ro Weaver
George H. Leake
Leaks
Young Weaver
Mex Sterner King of the Fourth in Oxford Wins
Mex Sterner starred for New Oxford with a two hit morning game and a clutch eighth inning double to beat Littlestown 3 to 2 in a tense pitchers duel. The afternoon comeback edged Littlestown 2 to 0 as Sterner again dominated, with McCadden Myers and new catcher Moul contributing. New Oxford aims to stay in the race, next playing Midway.
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Mexico
Sterner
New Oxford
Littlestown
Mex
Betwen Senft
Shanebrook
Littlestoniay
John McCadden
John Myers
Moul
Hanover
Alec Byash Shears
N. C
Connie Mack
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A. A. Carbaugh
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Frank Downey
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Dorothy Shultz
Harriet Miller
Jack Kain
Columbia
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H. W. Hurnagle
Florence
Hannover
Milt
Boallinger
Lawn
Guy Miller
State College
J. Rincer
Hancaster
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Yorl
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Mildred Morgan
Dormont
John Bollinger
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al. C. Smith
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Behm
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Chas. Bushey
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Squire Myers
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