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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1932

Page

12

Prisoner wrecks jail cell at Gettysburg

Paul Copper smith near Sels Station previously vandalized Hanover lockup. After arrest by Officer Mortis Wine at Gettysburg he damaged Adams county jail pipes and dug a box through brickwork. He was placed in solitary confinement and later moved to Harrisburg by order of the Lunach Commission.

Paul Coppersmith Sels Station Hanover Mortis Wine Adams County Gettysburg Coppersmith J. C. Wible Henry Stewart C. G. Crist S. &. Neely Harrisburg Wible Blaine E. Bixler Rufus B. Weaver

Veterans of Foreign Wars Leases Hanover Property for HQ

The Hanover Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars has leased the Young property at the southwest corner of Carlisle Street and Park Avenue and will use it as the post headquarters.

Hanover Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars Young Carlisle Street Park Avenue Post

Breaks His Leg Fifteenth Time in Abbottstown

Oliver Smith, 21, of Abbottstown, is hospitalized after fracturing his left leg between the knee and hip. He has now suffered fifteen leg fractures in his life, including twelve on the right leg and two on the left prior to this incident at the Hetrick garage. He uses crutches to get around and was taken to Hanover Hospital by ambulance. Dr. Eugene Elgin treated him.

Oliver Smith Abbottstown Hanover Hospital Smith Paul Hetrick Hanover Eugene Elgin East Berlin Hetrick Elgin

License actions for Noel and Bowman in Hanover

Harry L. Noel of R D G Hanover had his license suspended for driving while intoxicated. George C. Bowman of Hanover had his license restored.

Harry L. Noel R. D. G. Hanover Geo. C. Bowman Hanover

Public sale of Klinefelter bankruptcy assets in Mountpleasant

Trustee D E Schwartz will sell at Mountpleasant Township Adams County Pennsylvania stock farming implements and household goods including cattle horses mules wagons tractors hay and straw beds furniture cookware and tools. Sale starts at 1 pm cash terms. Edward Trostle auditor C C Bream clerk R F Topper attorney.

Samuel H. Klinefelter Sarah E. Klinefelter Mountpleasant Township Adams County Penna District Court of the United States Middle District of D. E. Schwartz Edward Trostle Audt C. C. Bream R. F. Topper

Lock and Reynolds Lead Omer Team in Close Tug

A terse recap notes players including Lah leading Lock and Reynolds as Omer squad edges rivals. Details are sparse, but the brief highlights a narrow victory and key contributions from Lah in a compact sports blurb.

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Endorsed for Indigestion Relief

After meals many suffer sour stomachs from over-stimulated nerves and excess acid. The remedy is Phillips Milk of Magnesia a tasteless dose that neutralizes acid. Results come quickly and it is presented as the approved method prescribed by physicians for excess acids priced at 50 cents a bottle. Milk of Magnesia is a U S registered trade mark of Charles H Phillips Chemical Co.

U. S Charles H. Phillips Chemical

Public Sale of Real Estate in New Oxford Pa

Public sale set for Saturday June 18 1932 at 1 30 PM by Harry W Weaver administrator of John H Weaver estate. The improved Lot 32 feet by 180 feet fronts Peters street with rear alley. bounds Peters street Mrs Solomon Gable east by public alley north by St Pauls Lutheran church. Terms to be announced at sale. Attys John P Butt.

Harry W. Weaver John H. Weaver New Oxford Adams County Borough of Peters Street Solomon Gable St. Paul’s Lutheran Church

Ringling Bros Circus Arrives With World Wonders

Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey announce a spectacular program of world novelties and mammoth menageries in a forthcoming show promising grand feats and dazzling acts for audiences.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey

Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus in Harrisburg

The world's largest circus travels by four trains with 1600 people 50 elephants 1009 menagerie animals and 700 horses. It will exhibit in Harrisburg June 3 and plans to attract every man woman and child to performances featuring eight hundred kings and queens of daring 100 clowns and a vast menagerie including giraffes zebras camels rhinoceroses and seven elephant herds. The three giant tented stables will be open free to the public for horse viewing.

Harrisburg Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey America Africa Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Organization

Bethlehem Mines Beats York Springs and Wellsville in Holiday Games

Green Springs Bethlehem Mines baseball team won two holiday games at York Springs. They beat York Springs 9 to 8 on Saturday and Wellsville 17 to 7 on Monday. Rehearsals for a Children’s Day program set for June 19 will be held Friday at 7 30 p.m. A birthday surprise honored Lloyd Wolf, eighth birthday, at his parents’ home. William Glenn, a son, was born to George and wife. Shue illness confines Mrs. Shue to bed. Harold Wentz broke two bones in his right arm playing pole vault Thursday. Bertha Frock burned her leg with hot coffee. The Laughmans moved into a new house near the church.

Bethlehem Mines York Springs Wellsville Abbottstown George Wolf Lloyd George Hull William Glenn Harry Shue Harold Wentz

Wanderer Bitten by Dog Along Lincoln Highway

Jaems Haffey about 30, an itinerant man, was severely bitten by a dog at William Sanders home on the Vincent Redding farm east of Gettysburg along the Lincoln highway Thursday morning. He was taken to the county home, then to Dr. C. G. Crist, who advised transfer to Warner hospital for treatment before returning to the county home. Mr and Mrs Paul Miller and daughters Evelyn and Lois of York visited Sunday.

Jaems Haffey Wi!lam Sanders Vincent Redding Gettysburg Lincoln Highway Sanders Haffey C. G. Crist Warner Hospital

Adams County fund board changes announced by governor

Governor Pinchot announces third change in the Adams county Mothers Assistance fund board with Mrs Samuel Weiser of Gettysburg named to replace Mrs John C Bream as term expires. New appointees include Mrs R S Saby and Mrs S G Bigham. Separately Roy Groft of McSherrystown is jailed on aggravated assault after a dispute with his brother, posting $500 bail for a Gettysburg hearing.

Pinchot Adams County Mothers’ Assistance Fund Board Samuel Weiser Gettysburg John C. Bream Fairfield Road William Arch McClean William D. Himes New Oxford R. S. Saby McClean S. G. Bigham Biglerville Himes Roy Groft McSherrystown J. Clair Sanders Justice of the Peace Neil W Gibson Hays Groft Mt Pleasant Township Groft I. M. Staub

Adams County announces institute dates in Gettysburg

Adams county's annual teachers institute will be held in Gettysburg August 31 and September 1 and 2. Professor W Raymond Shank county superintendent of schools announced sessions will be shortened this year to allow an innovation for county teachers. After institute, teachers must devote one day to visiting other schools and another day to attending either the southern district convention of the Pennsylvania state educational association at Lebanon or the state convention at Harrisburg. Sessions occur before school opening as in recent years, a change favored by teachers. Henry J Schelfenberger East Berlin has furnished bail for his appearance in court to answer a charge of desertion and non maintenance of his wife Frieda C Shellenberger York. The warrant was issued by Alderman W Owen and served by Deputy Sheriff Esper.

Adams County Gettysburg W. Raymond Shank Pennsylvania Edu Cational Association Lebanon Harrisburg Henry J. Schelfenberger East Berlin Frieda C. Shellenberger York W. Owen Esper

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Lah Phillips Auker’s Chicken Remedy T. Auker Rexall New Oxford, PA Hanover, Nna York Street J. E Bemiller & Son Proprietors G. R. Thompson John P. Butt Green Springs Paul Miller Evelyn and Lois S. Weiser Henry W A. Hanson Hammaker Bros Thurmont Hagerstown Baltimore Street Wart Central Garage Cavaranse Pat Atlantic Cool Reed the Hom Baltimore St Waltersdorf Furniture House of Quality and Service Frigidaire Hanover, PA Gilbert’s Press Shop Chambersburg St Gettysburg, PA Erwin A. Rebert M Littlestown, Pa Hankle Auto Top & Body Shop Broadway Hanover, PA
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