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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1939

Page

2

Marriage and community notices from Trenton area era

Twenty years back entries list C Arthur Brame Gettysburg and Miss May Kready Orrianna wed in Trenton New Jersey. Other items note nurses diploma Esther Feiser Harrisburg Lincolnway East, ill patient Emma Carbaugh Berlin Junction, and military moves including Ligouri Smith enlisting and several soldiers arriving home. Fire, births, injuries, and local business moves fill the roster with community life details.

C. Arthur Brame Gettysburg May Kready Orrianna Trenton N. J

Local transfers and births mark busy Lancaster area

Frank A. Reiker buys Valley View Hotel with Harry Devine taking charge. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Mervin Cashman. Robert Howe buys a nearby farm for 2000 dollars. Several local workers shift jobs while others sustain injuries. Wheat priced at 1.42 per bushel and 72c later in the report.

Frank A. Reiker Star Brewery Lancaster Valley View Bittinger Station J. H. Schmuck Harry Devine Edge Grove Mervin Cashman West High Street Robert Howe Huntington Township John Miller Round Hill E. G. Topper McSherrystown Amos Gochenour York Springs New Oxford James Devine Conewago Chapel F. B. Sellers Geo. H. Leaks William D. Hollinger Abbottstown Christian Glass Berlin Junction Carbaugh William Miller W. C. Herman T. E. Warner Herman Mr. Miller Chas. Miller Rstaurant Midway George Shilt Mountpleasant Township E. M. Bittinger Carlisle Pike

Accidental Bat Injury, Local Residents Hit by Incidents

Four decades ago Arthur Cashman of Hanover Street was accidentally struck in the face by a ball bat. Mrs. Elizabeth Fickes of Granite Hill suffers a slight stroke while Mrs. Catherine Haverstick remains at home in Granite Hill. The Weaver Manufacturing Company at this place shipped three of the largest rivetless components.

Arthur Cashman Hanover Street Elizabeth Fickes Granite Hill Catherine Haverstick Weaver Manufacturing Company

Society Circus Free Attraction at Carlin's Park Baltimore

Carlin's Park in Baltimore opens the season with Bar ton's Society Circus a free attraction. Master Billy a 13 year old dare devil performs high swing stunts while Marguerite Hi ho Silver and Yukon huskies star in the revue. Jumbo the 560 pound clown headlines the midway as thousands visit the new Olympic Pool with drinking water standards. Roller skating and free picnic groves add family appeal as water safety is emphasized.

Carlin’s Baltimore Barton’s Society Circus Billy Dare Marguerite Hi-ho Silver Carlin Jumbo Atlantic City Olympic Pool East

Local Notices and Engagements Highlight Regional Events

John Krape accepts employment in Chambersburg. Gladys Hess plans to marry Harry Mason at Bethany Reformed church in Ephrata this Saturday at 4 p.m. A daughter born May 20 to Russell and Nelly Bly Osborne. Mrs. Tucker buys and remodels home from James Bly and opens a tourist business. James Seibert graduates from Arendtsville Vocational school.

John Krape Chambersburg Gladys Hess Clarence Hess Akron Harry Mason W. G. Mason Bethany Reformed Church Ephrata BE. D. T Russell Osborne Osborne Nelly Bly Charles Tucker James Bly Tucker James Seibert John Seibert Arendtsville Vocational School

Abbottstown 4-H Club Organized

Miss Mildred L. Adams organized a girls 4-H clothing club in Abbottstown last week with Miss Mary Elder as local leader. Officers elected include Pearl Hoke president Alice Miller vice president Jean Hollinger secretary treasurer Belletta Gise game leader Polly Alwine song leader June Herb Mary Anthony. Next meeting set for Thursday at the Abbottstown schoolhouse.

Abbottstown Mildred L. Adams Mary Elder Pearl Hoke Alice Miller Jean Hollinger Polly Alwine Belletta Gise Pauline Zartmaan June Herb Mary Anthony

Abbottstown Notes and Local Happenings This Week

The Abbottstown clothing club meets Thursday at 9:30 AM. News includes illness of Mrs. Mervin Baker Cyrus Wolf and John Lucabaugh recovering from farm injuries. Local sports figure Gene Wagner shines with Beaver Falls while injuries to Francis F. Elder fade. A joint borough council and fire company session plans a new Water street fire hall with state aid sought.

Abbottstown Clothing Club Mervin Baker John Kinnemann George Stremmel Walnut Grove Gene Wagner Abbottstown St. Louis Browns Beaver Falls Club Pennsylvania State Association Wagner Beaver Falls Cyrus Wolf John Lucabaugh Nunda Hanover Lucabaugh Francis F. Elder Gettysburg Elder Water Street

Playground Opens in Abbottstown with Band Concert

The Abbottstown Athletic Association opened its new playground with an afternoon program of baseball and softball games featuring East Berlin New Oxford and York De Molays. A evening concert by the Abbottstown boys and girls band followed, with speakers Harry Graybill Marsby Little and J W Bringman.

Abbottstown Athletic Association East Berlin Abbottstown New Oxford York de Molays Harry L. Graybill Harrisbore Marsby C. Little Gettysburg Adams County J. W. Bringman Adult Education and Recreation Division Playground Association

Double Birthday Surprise Party for Flickinger Couple

A Wednesday evening event honored Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Flickinger on their 67th birthdays, with a large gathering from New Oxford and nearby towns. The party featured Flickinger Brothers Orchestra from Littlestown, multiple gifts including mowers, and two large birthday cakes on the refreshment table.

Harvey H. Fuckinger New Oxford R.D Harvey H. Flickinger Nevin E. Pitzer Earl F. Flickinger Claude L. Flickinger Ralph Flickinger Milton Flickinger Wm. Mikesell Charles Bupp Abie Hofe Harvey Walker L. B. MeIlwee Samuel Dayhott Walter Byron Alvin Dutlera Charles Tressler Nora Flickinger Arlene Rupp Ruth Hofe Bernice Dayhott Ruby Robert Pearl Feeser Doris Feeser Betty Pitzer Ruthetta Byron Velma Flickinger Marie Flickinger Mary Flickinger Janet Flickinger Messers Grant Appler Francis Dayhoff Roy Hoff Carl Mellwee Edwin Flickinger Bernard Flickinger Kenneth Walkery Paul Mcllwee Clayton Mikesell Harvey Pitzer Robert Dayhoff

Five Injured as Car Rolls Over Near Hanover

A crash on the Hanover Abbotstown highway early Sunday left five people injured, two cars involved in a side swipe and a third vehicle struck while aiding the disabled car. Miss Frey and Hamme drivers, plus five occupants treated for bruises, contusions, and possible rib fractures. The injured include J Edward Moul, Lada C Pyle, Horace Frey, Mary Moul, with Miss Frey and Hamme’s cars sustaining notable damage.

Hanover Ethel Margaret Frey Abbottstown R Charles R. Hamme Abbottstown R. D Miss Frey Hamme Paul Kitzmiller Spring Avenue J. Edward Moul Middle Street Hanover General Hospital Lada C. Pyle Horace Frey Abbottstown Mary Moul Edward Moul W. W. Hoover Gettysburg State Motor Police Kitzmiller York City York Country Club Pyle Nurses’ Training School York Hospital Harrisburg

Marriage Licenses Granted in Adams County Area

Sherman Andrew Taylor of New Oxford and Marian Margaret Miller of Berwick township. Donald F Reigle of McSherrystown and Dorothy M Musselman of Hanover. Glenn W Trostle of York Springs and Maude M Yohe of Gardners. licenses filed for John I Small of Conewago and Margaret I Hagarman of McSherrystown. Lloyd A Sterner of Gettysburg R3 and Kathryn A Mauss of McKnightstown. Leroy G Lady of Biglerville and Rhoda J Miller of Ridley Park. Leroy C Kiser of Littlestown and Pearl L Hill of Menges Mills. Jairus W Staton of Dubling and Frances M Stevens of Gettysburg.

Sherman Andrew Taylor New Oxford R. 1 Marian Margaret Miller Berwick Township Miss Miller Ignatius Miller Donald Francis Reigle Harry J. Reigle McSherrystown Dorothy Maria Musselman Francis Musselman Hanover Glenn Walter Trostle Harry E. Trostle York Springs Maude Marie Yohe Cyrus M. Yohe Gardners R. 2 John Ignatius Small Joseph I. Small Conewago Township Margaret Irene Hagarman Mary Hagarman Lloyd Andrew Sterner J. B. Sterner Gettysburg R. 5 Kathryn Anna Mauss James W. Mauss McKnightstown Leroy G. Lady Willis H. Lady Biglerville Rhoda Jean Miller Henry F. Miller Ridley Park Leroy Charles Kiser James H. Kiser Littlestown Pearl Louise Hill William H. Hill Menges Mills Jairus Wall Staton Gettysburg Lewis R. Staton Dubling West Virginia Frances May Stevens Charles H. Stevens

Hunterstown Notes On Local Incidents At Hand

Maurice Brean after his first year at Shippensburg State Teachers College returned home. Harold Whitson was bitten on the arm by a horse and treated by Dr. Wilbur Muller in New Oxford. James Ford injured his back while shoeing a horse. Mrs. Marie Rexroth, daughter of the Crone family, has been a Hanover hospital patient. Wilmer Kemper, son of Sadie Kemper, is in York hospital with burns from a kettle of hot pitch.

Maurice Brean Shippensburg State Teachers’ College Harold Whitson Roy Watson Wilbur Muller New Oxford James Ford Marie Rexroth George Crone Hanover Hospital Wilmer Kemper Sadie Kemper York Hospital

Deaths Mrs Anna E Pohlman

Mrs Anna E Pohlman died at her York residence after a several week illness. widow of John H Pohlman she leaves three sons seven daughters a brother and two sisters including Mrs William Smith Hanover. Funeral was held Monday with high mass of requiem at St Patrick s Church York and burial in Conewago chapel cemetery.

Anna E. Pohlman York John H. Pohlman William Smith Hanover St. Patrick's Church Conewago Chapel Cemetery

Mrs Elizabeth Gebhart widow of Nicholas Gebhart dies at 85

Mrs Elizabeth Staub Gebhart widow of Nicholas Gebhart of Centennial died Wednesday in Hanover General Hospital aged 85 with 116 descendants surviving including sons John A Henry and Francis S Gebhart and daughters Mary McMaster Annie Orndorff and others. Funeral held at Conewago Chapel with Requiem High Mass officiated by Rev John F O'Donnell and interment in Conewago Chapel Cemetery. Six grandsons served as pallbearers.

Elizabeth Staub) Gebhart Nicholas Gebhart Hanover General Hospital Gebhart Society For the Propagation of the Faith Conewago Chapel John A Hanover George E. Gebhart Bonneauville Mary E. McMaster McSherrystown Francis S. Gebhart Baltimore Annie C. Orndorff Catherine C. Steinmetz Josephine Smith Jacob Staub McMinster John F. O'Donnell George McMaster John McMaster Leo Gebhart Guy Gebhart Paul Gebhart Bernard Gebhart

Miss Patricia Weaver dies after long illness in McSherrystown

Miss Patricia C Weaver 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Weaver McSherrystown died Thursday morning at Mont Alto state sanatorium where she had been a patient three years. She previously worked at Middlbury Manufacturing and belonged to Blessed Virgin Sodality. Survived by parents four siblings and three step siblings. Funeral solemn high mass at St Marys Catholic church McSherrystown with Rev Bryan Weaver celebrating. Burial in St Marys cemetery.

Patricia C. Weaver George Weaver North Street McSherrystown Mont Alto State Sanatorium Middlebury Manufacturing Company Weaver The Blessed Virgin Sodality Robert Joseph Warren Angela Weaver William Francis Mary Devine St. Mary's Catholic Church Miss Weaver Bryan Weaver Dallastown St. Mary’s Cemetery

Mrs Annie Bittinger Ward Dies. Rites Held Webb Iowa

Mrs Annie Bittinger Ward died Sunday evening in a Spencer Iowa hospital. She was a native of Adams County daughter of Ephraim and Ruth Thomas Table Rock. Survived by husband three sisters and four brothers. Funeral services were held in Webb on Wednesday afternoon.

Annie Bollinger Annie Bittinger Webb Iowa Spencer Adams County Ephraim Ruth Thomas Table Rock William Slaybaugh Biglerville Samuel Allison Gettysburg R. D Lillie Hemler Hanover Edward Thomas Charles Thomas Hiram Thomas East Berlin Franklin Thomas Egeland North Dakota

Obituary notices for Rev. Dr. O. C. Dean and Mrs. Harriet Spahr

Rev. Dr. O C Dean 55 pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Hanover died Saturday in Hanover General Hospital from a coronary embolism He came to Hanover from Ohio in 1924 during his pastorate the church on York Street near Middle Street was built at about 80000 Funeral services held Tuesday at 2 pm from St Pauls Lutheran Interment in Middletown Maryland Harriet Ellen Spahr 65 Gettysburg wife of Lewis H Spahr died suddenly at West Side Sanatorium York from a heart attack after an operation She was born near Knoxlyn Mills and lived in Adams County all her life She was a member of St James Lutheran the Mite Society and G A R auxiliary Surviving are her husband a daughter Mrs Joseph E Codors two sons Raymond W and L Henry both of Gettysburg two sisters Mrs Clara Topper Hanover and Mrs Sally Guise Arendtsville one brother Robert Weikert Detroit Michigan and seven grandchildren.

O. C.dean O. C. Dean St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Hanover Hanover General Hospital St. Paul's Lutheran Church Middletown Maryland Lewis H. Spahr Harriet Ellen Spahr Gettysburg West Side Sanitarium York Knoxlyn Mills William H Lucinda Lady) Weikert Adams County St. James Lutheran Church Mite Society Joseph E. Codors Raymond W L. Henry Clara Topper Sally Guise Arendtsville Robert Weikert Detroit Michigan

Deed Transfers Record Three Oxford and Gettysburg Properties

A deed at the courthouse shows 19 acres in Oxford township sold by Naomi K and George Balcolm of Hanover to Guy C and Catherine J Snyder. Transfers include two thirds of 90 acres in Huntingtown township from Loretta M Baker H Wilbur Baker Gettysburg and John H Nora G Smick Huntington to Kathryn Smick Gettysburg. Also property in Gettysburg moves from E P and Miriam J Miller to William H and Rachel M Scott all of Gettysburg.

Court House Oxford Township Naomi K George ©. Balcolm Guy C Catherine J. Snyder Hanover Huntingtown Loretta M H.wilbur Baker Gettysburg John H Nora G. Smick Huntington Township Kathryn Smick E. P Miriam J. Miller William H Rachel M. Scott

100 Ways to Be a SAP The American Weekly feature

An illustrated feature in The American Weekly June 11 issue warns readers about common scams used to trick the naive. The article explains everyday rackets and how to detect them, urging vigilance against con artists.

American Weekly Baltimore Sunday American

Hospital News Reports Bicycle Fall Injuries and Fracture

Helen Lands 11 of Gettysburg treated for brush burns on both legs and scrapes after a bicycle fall. Mary Jane Corbett 12 of Gettysburg treated for fracture of the second finger on the right hand discovered by X-ray after she injured it at school on Thursday morning.

Helen Lands George Lazos Gett Mary Jane Corbett Helen Corbett Getty Burg New Hospital Schoo

Grain and egg prices per bushel and dozen

A price listing shows Wheat Corn Rye Barley and Oats per bushel and Eggs per dozen in white brown and mixed varieties. Prices are provided in bushels for grains and dozens for eggs.

Weaver's Hatchery York Springs Fickes’ School

Ideal Gift A Year’s Sub sta tion to the Home Community

A concise note proposes a yearlong subscription as the ideal gift to support the local home community paper. The suggestion envisions sustained readership and community connection through periodic delivery.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Esther Feiser Lincolnway East Harrisburg Hospital Training School For Emma Carbaugh Mt. Alto Ligouri Smith Centennial U. S. Infantry Air Service John L. Stock New Jersey Stock New Oxford High School Bryan Alwine Irishtown Martin Breighner J. L. Dougherty C. A. Greenawalt New Chester Louise Rinehart R. C. Taughinbaugh Berlin Avenue John McKim Harry Straley Square Corners Harry Bixler Pleasant Township James Conrad Joseph Pasco Fabian Staub William J. Winand Carlisle Street R. M. Eicholtz R. M. Wolf William Buffington Ethel Small J. W. Keffer M. A. Face Lingg West End Carvin Noel Warren J. Miller Ruth Gray Philadelphia Charles Slaybaugh High Street Wm. P. Smith Harry Weaver Bryan Smith Guy Lawrence L. H. Alwine A. D. Swartz Spring Grove Waldheim William A. Felser W Bair Feiser John Walter Keener New G. E. Tawney Guldens Lottie Hulick Ray Sponseller Hamilton Township Martha Keeney Clarence Wolf Pigeon Hills H. A. Wefkert Lincolnway West Josephine Kinder Manover’s Family Theatre WARK Hanover, PA Jane Withers Aileen Whelan Richard Bund George Ernst Miranda Milland Hotel Imperial Union Pacific Rose OF Washington Square MR. Lincoln National Hotel Pitt Street W. H. Dechert Grier Hersh Augustus Little Ezra Hawn Millard Katie Dellone Francis Carbaugh Mary Glass Fannie N. M. Berkheimer George Hiner Mary Kepner Ambrose Smith Mr. Rock M. S. Hiteshew Livingston Building Shepherdstown Warner Bros Majestic Myrna Loy Mon Lew Ayres Robert Taylor Dr. Kildare Bob Burns Missouri Gladys George Thurs Goldens Warner Brothers State Man Conquest Richard Dix Humphrey Bogart Martha Raye Bob Hore Aaa Hunterstown Elizabeth Gebhart Hospital News Yealy Mt. Rock Hughes Hanson Leader Anthony Bentzel’s Poultry & Egg Howe West Philadelphia St York, Pa Earcorn GEO Anderson J. C. Tanger & Son Nellie Hoffnagle G. R. Worley H. B. Trostle Bank Lane Ucbuyuatiels Riley N. Stratton St Gettysh Paradise Ture Furm Exchange W. Clark Rear ¥ Supply Company Wilson-Kelvinator Riddle & Gouker Kelvinator Sale & Service Baltimore &T Francis Rabine Cross Keys South Street Broadway Lincoln Highway Pass Alvin BR Nissly People’s Bank Bldg Seatt Chevrolet O. K Oxford Duke St Boehler Baltimore St. Hanover Pontiac Hudson Overland Stough Motors New Oxford, PA Bender Funeral Home
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