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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1933

Page

11

Altar in Honor of Late Judge McClean Dedicated

A white marble altar at Prince of Peace Episcopal church Gettysburg will be dedicated to the memory of the late Judge William McClean. The consecration date will be announced later and service led by Bishop Brown. The altar was a gift from the Church of the Heavenly Rest and Beloved Disciple of New York City.

Prince of Peace Episcopal Church Gettysburg William McClean Brown Church of the Heavenly Rest Beloved Disciple New York City

Dedicate New Pumper to Be Unveiled in McSherrystown

Invitations go to five companies in Adams York Lancaster and Carroll counties for the dedication ceremony in McSherrystown on Saturday. A parade followed by addresses including Congressman Harry L. Haines and Gettysburg figures will precede a demonstration of the new triple combination pumper costing 6505.50 funded from the building fund, with the old La France pumper also in service.

Adams York Lancaster Carroll McSherrystown Harry L. Haines Red Lion Twenty-Second Millard Tawney Gettysburg Harrisbore Fire Department James B. Aumen George A. McClellan Hanover Rouse Joseph Groft Preston Stith Frank Colgan Clarence Smith Roy Rudisill George Felix

Stage wedding staged at Majestic Theatre Gettysburg

Ralph W. Birk of Johnstown will wed Mildred Goodermuth of Gettysburg and James Carey near Gettysburg on June 7 at 9 p m staged on the Majestic stage Irving Mirisch. First Lutheran ceremony by the officiant and first public ceremony in Gettysburg. Merchants donate items ice cream cake to audience. honeymoon set for Niagara Falls.

Ralph W. Birk Johnstown Lutheran Theological Seminary Mildred Goodermuth Gettysburg James Carey Near Gettysburg Majestic Theatre Irving Mirisch Birk Niagara Falls

Carpenter Charles Snydeman Dies in Huntingdon Township

Charles Clayton Snydeman of Harrisburg died at 6 o clock Sunday morning at the Huntington township home of Mr and Mrs William Hassler where he and his wife had been visiting since Friday He was 73 native of York county son of the late Daniel and Mary Snydeman a carpenter by trade He fell 20 feet in Harrisburg ten years ago left him paralyzed on the right side Surviving his widow Eva Mae Snydeman three stepsons William R J E and Harry Simpson all of Harrisburg a brother Daniel Snydeman York and three sisters Mrs Sterling Raab Dallastown Mrs Jeremiah Faust and Miss Nancy Snydeman Hallam The funeral will be held Wednesday at the Hassler home at 9 am and at Greenmount Cemetery York with Rev D E Young officiating Interment Greenmount Cemetery.

Charles Clayton Snydeman Harrisburg William Hassler Huntington Township York Springs Snydeman Hassler York County Daniel and Mary Snydeman Eva Mae Snydeman William R J. E Harry Simpson Daniel Snydeman York Sterling Raab Dallastown Jeremiah Faust Nancy Snydeman Hallam Greenmount Cemetery D. E. Young Sixth Street

Army to Send 200 Roosevelt Jobless Men to Birch Run Camp

reports indicate 200 members of the civilian conservation corps will be moved to the Birch Run dam and reservoir site in Adams County. They will detrain at Seven Stars at 5:00 a.m. with 40,000 pounds of baggage and transportation being arranged from Seven Stars to the construction site for Chambersburg's water supply.

Civilian Conservation Corps Battlefeld wnomMain Roosevelt Birch Run Adams County Seven Stars Birch Run Dam Chambersburg

Arendtsville School Tax Rate Reduced

The Arendtsville school tax rate was cut from 15 mills to 12 mills in a recent measure.

Arendtsville

Two Men Suffer Fractured Arms In Fall Incident

Saturday evening a fall left Junior Spence of Fairfield road with a broken left arm. Early this morning Robert Kennel near Greenmount suffered a fractured right arm when the car he was cranking backfired.

Junior Spence Fairfield Road Robert Kennel Greenmount

Hertz faces hearing on assault charge in Littlestown

Lester Hertz of Midway must answer an assault and battery charge and will be arraigned before Justice H. G. Blocher in Littlestown Friday evening. Hertz was arrested last Friday by Constable L. V. Bomgardner on information supplied by Mrs. Lila Hertz. He is free on a $500 bond.

Lester Hertz Midway Justice of the Peace H. G. Blocher Littlestown Hertz L. V. Bomgardner Lila Hertz Liberty

Teachers Picnic at St Luke's Grounds Near Bonneauville

Forty seven teachers from Gettysburg public schools attended a picnic and general get-together at St Luke's Lutheran church picnic grounds near Bonneauville on Wednesday evening.

Gettysburg S T. Luke's Lutheran Church Bonneauville

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