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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
13
The writer recalls visiting France’s WWI battlefields and honors Memorial Day urging gratitude for national blessings. He cites Sherman on war costs and suggests arms reduction among nations, noting peace along the Canadian border for a century and the rebuilding of French landmarks after conflict.
A man disappeared from a rumble seat aboard a car with two couples traveling from New York to Pittsburgh. After a York restaurant stop early Sunday morning the driver retraced the route toward Abbottstown searching roadside ditches. no further details were reported and authorities presumed the man was found.
Harry J. Shellenberger was ordered to pay five dollars weekly for wife and child support. The text urges world disarmament and peace through Kipling lines, invoking reflection on leaders and nations.
A class of five graduates completed the twenty second annual Abbottstown High School commencement at St John s Lutheran Church Abbottstown. The program included a salutatory, orations, music by a girls quartet and the presentation of diplomats by Prof W Raymond Shank Adams County superintendent of schools. The graduates were Jacob L Cranmer Kathryn E Grim Dorothy Edna Landis Homer T Mattia and Ida Virginia Wolf.
Claude S. Wagner of Abbotts Town failed to appear for a Friday hearing before Justice of the Peace L. D. Sell in Hanover. He faces charges of passing a fraudulent check and assault and battery with aggravated counts. Bail of 500 on each charge was ordered forfeited after the no show for the 2 p.m. session.
Patrolmen said no accidents were reported Monday despite heavy traffic on Adams County highways, a contrast they called unusual given the day's bustle.
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