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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1926

Page

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Local Adams County Notes Highlight Rallies and Openings

Local items report W J F Rickrode opening a Sinclair Service Station at Littlestown with Ivan Rickrode employed there. J A Geesey buys a new Chevrolet from C G Sheely and plans a garage. Bonneauville defeats Midway 8 1. Adams County All Stars to perform at Bonneauville. Parish and school notes include St Joseph's parish closing in Bonneauville and graduates Pauline Staub Mildred Groft at Gettysburg High School. Several residents assist at the C V exchange and trust.

Geo. N. Warner Drumright Okla J. H. Plymire Lincolnway W. J. F. Rickrode Sinclair Littlestown Ivan Rickrode J. A. Geesey C. G. Sheely Berlin Junction Hanover K Conewago Hanover Wire Cluth McSherrystown Motorcycle club Dikks dam Ww. C. No. 22 Abbottstown E. E. Ditenhafer force Higinbotham Charles Strasbaugh J. J. Staub Bonneauville St. Joseph’s Pauline Staub Mildred Groft Gettysburg High School Banneauville Catholic church M. Scanlon Felix Jenkins Baltimore Jenkins Catonsville Trishtown John Martin George Martin Henry Moore F. W. Topper & Co W. J. Miller Grace Klingel C. V G. A. Klingel Mabel Wolf C. V. exchange Gertrude Bollinger Hanover Lydia Kepner A. M. Malone Hampton Hugentagler York Malone ternoon Ivin Rickrode New Oxford John C. Fleshman A. P Marian Minter Shippensburg Ruth Craumer West Chester S. MN Eva Raifensperger Lebanon Valley College Marguerite Osborne John Myers Marion M. Minter Miller Pythian park York Haven Cyrus Barbara Miller Cyrus Miller Hunters Station

Two Local Men Ordained to Priesthood in Harrisburg Cathedral

Saturday morning two young men from McSherrystown and nearby were ordained priests by Bishop Philip R. McDevitt in Harrisburg. The new priests are Rev. Pius J. Poist and Rev. Carl B. Brady. Their first Solemn Masses were held in St. Marys Church McSherrystown and Conewago Chapel. A joint 1 p.m. dinner followed at the Colonnade, with receptions at their homes. Brady’s grandmother Mary Brady attended, joining other relatives and out-of-town guests including sisters Rita Theresa and Mary John, and nurses Erma and Stella Brady, among others.

McSherrystown Harrisburg Philip R. McDevitt D. D Pius J. Poist Philip Poist Carl B. Brady Harry M. Brady Edgegrove Mary Brady Edge Grove Rita Theresa Mary John Philadelphia Erma Stella Brady St. Agnes hospital Baltimore Raymond Brady York Roy Brady Carlisle Carrie Lawrence Stan Lawrence Trishtown Jos, Herman Guldens C. G. String and Hunterstown Washington Ila B. Kimmel New Alexandria Gettysburg Anna Margaret Dattie Kimmel Miss Kimmel suchis Leo B. Kirchner St. Mary’s Catholic church St. Joseph’s church mam FE. C G. Livingston Richard Frank Osborne near Guy A. Staub L. G. Stauffer the Star view Lutheran St. Mark’s Lutheran Wolf New Chester Stauffer church council J. F. Spangler Gettysburg Seminary Krauffer Spangler

Re Arraigned Man Arrested for Liquor Offense

Charles Cullison of Biglerville was re-arrested after a hearing on drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Police charged him with illegally possessing liquor after a Gettysburg arrest Saturday night. He had two pint bottles analyzed as containing about a half to three quarters percent alcohol. He was fined five dollars and ten dollars fifty cents costs, then jailed on liquor-law violation with a $500 bail for court.

Charles Cullison Biglerville Cullison Gettysburg Appler

Memorial Day Social Notes Span Wide Circle of Visitors

A long list of visitors and residentsappears from Allentown to Baltimore over Memorial Day weekend. Families such as the Weavers, Harmons, Millers, and Shraders host relatives and friends. clergy like Rev. Fr. Paul D. Weaver attend services. Philadelphians and Carlisle residents travel through Hanover, Harrisburg, and Gettysburg, while others from York, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh join gatherings at homes along Lincoln Way and W High Street.

Severinus Weaver Allentown F. L. Weaver High st John M. Weaver Philadelphia John S. Weaver Hanover st Paul D. Weaver Carmel St. Mary's church Grace Eby ot Lykens H. T. Brown Qualityville Harvey Bollinger Cumberland Carlisle st Charles Miller Biglerville Harry OQ. Miller Ruth W. High st Norris Miller Fairfield Chas. Trimmer Thomas McCorkle Carlisle Robert Wolf Dottie Shank Georgia Kohler Palmyra W. Snyder York E. L. Eckert Brown's dam CS. Coleman Harry Bessie Baltimore C. Stanley Myers F. B Sellers W. High street Wim. McClain Wrightsville Albert Grove Earl Grove Hanover Mary A. Grove Jennie Berlin’ avenue Daniel B. Straley Crown Point Ind New Oxford Helen E. Sheets Harvishire Steelton Mervin Coulson Warrishure M. G. Deatrick W. Highst W. Highst, Mr. and Mrs. Deatrick spent last week in Harrishure. John White Youngstern Ohio Clyde Burns Pauline Elwood City Tierbert Weikert near Kohlers George Clipvinger Pittsburgh C. K. Yeager Lincolnway M. J. Sterner Washington Lear Livingston Warrisburg I. W. Livingston W. Eugene Haas C. L. Eicholtz J. M. Smiley Grace Smiley Russell J. Ruff Carnegie Steel plant Co. A. Rui East Mdw. Kress Elizabeth Mary Ilanover George McMagan Betty Smith Charles Glunk Emma Schilling Trishtown Emory Hershey Samuel Brown Robsonia Mary EB Hershey oy colnwis Edith Fisher Johnstown Mary Elton Hershey Charles Gartman H. Jeyster Ella Winand Klingel C. Edward Lippy Viola Browley Susan Murray Hampstead Guy Miller State College co. A. Klingel Lincolpway J. W. Stimmel Walkersville Amy Diller Tinrolaway F. Keeney Walkeville C. S. Diller Agnes Sneeringer Brush Run Tillie Mary Lawrence McSherrystown N. L. Morin Lawrence iBenj. Eyre Fall River Mass Francis Lingg Morin Alveria Lawrence Lingg A. Lawrence Stella Shrader Irishtown Gettysburg George Nicholson Joseph Hagerman Lewis Miller Ralph Feeser Elmer Shrader Gettyaburg Myr Walter Hoffman Emma Bawden Missy Mary Bawden Lincolnway West Urban Robinson Pleasant

Local Hospital News Highlights Multiple Patient Movements

Miss Hope Pevain underwent a successful appendicitis operation at West Side sanitorium Monday. Carlisie Bream and James Wingert were treated for injuries and infections at Carlisle and York hospitals. Elizabeth Wolfe returned home from York Hospital improved. Mrs. Bessie Collins and Alice McCadden were cared for after accidents and surgeries. Several others were discharged or moved between Warner Hospital, Get tysburg and West Side sanitorium as part of ongoing treatment.

Carlisle hospital Elizabeth Wolfe York Sprigs City Hospital Harrisburg Bessie Collins Hanover Littlestown Alice McCadden Gettysburg R York Hospital gabell Miller Abbottstown Warner hospital Abrs Stanislaus Krichten McSherrystown Gettysburg Lego sweeinger Moyday Andrew Rudisill West Side York Gq. L. Rice McSherrystown- Carroll Forsythe ren

Lincolnway widening discussed for New Oxford borough

June meeting notes state all members present except Kiingel with Burgess Wagner. State Highway Dept official Lowry urged changing ordinance to set building line on Lincolnway to 60 feet. Borough favorable to a survey for a widening plan and streets to be improved to match others. Residents along Carlisle Street may receive extra oil with written payment guarantee. Officials to stop dumping along rear of homes and High Street water system pumping station reported working. Bills ordered paid and meeting adjourned.

Kiingel Burgess Wagner Lowry States highway Dept Lincolnway Fist New Oxford High st Hanover st oltan st Hanover Pleasant Carlisle Carlisle st Ecker My. Wagner Mr. Robinson Water Com

Marriages in Hanover and Nearby Communities

Linus E Topper of York and Catharine G Klerlein of Hanover wed at St Josephs Hanover in a nuptial mass led by Very Rev James A Huber. Charles R Harbaugh and Grace B Thoman, Hanover residents, married at Hanover Circuit Evangelical church by Rev G W Frey. Frances M Hull daughter of Mrs R E Hull Hanover wed Edward C teu in Emanuel Restyrine church with Rev Abner S DeChant officiating. Emma Messinger daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Messinger married Warry Dehoff Pittsburgh son of Mr and Mrs Emanuel Dehoff Littlestown.

Linus E. Topper York Catharine G. Klerlein Hanover St. Joseph's church James A. Huber Charles R. Harbaugh Grace B. Thoman Evangelical church G. W. Frey Frances M. Hull R. E. Hull Edward C teu dry Jaragua Cuba Jemmanuel Warry Dehoff Pittsburgh Emanuel Dehoff Littlestown rry

Stork News Presents Newborns From Local Families

Mr and Mrs Charles HNiot of New Oxford Route 4 welcome a son Charles Franklin. Mr and Mrs Ro Norward Lambert of Hanover greet a son. Mr and Mrs Claude Grim of Abbottstown have a daughter. Mr and Mrs Harry C Haner of Gettysburg Route 5 welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Charles Allewell of Hanover announce a son.

Charles HNiot New Oxford Charles Franklin Ro Norward Lambert Hanover Claude Grim Abbotts~ town Harry C. Haner Gettesburg Warner hospital Charles Allewell

Marriage Licenses Granted in Hanover and Elkton

Oscar M Laughman and Margaret R Jacoby from Hanover were issued a marriage license in Elkton Maryland along with Maurice J Long and Miss Ethel A Pentz also of Hanover. Weekend social notes list visits by several local residents to Philadelphia Harrisburg Reading and Detroit with family ties in Hanover and Lincolnway.

Oscar M. Laughman Margaret R. Jacoby Hanover Maurice J. Long Ethel A. Pentz Elkton

Deaths in York County area current obituaries and services

Obituary notices list Arey Weaver of Kaldheim aged 1? years died in Soyo with funeral in Saint Marys New Oxford. Several other deaths include JR Qoden buried in Mt Rose cemetery Philadelphia General Hospital death age 38 from pneumonia and a minor child in Hanover. William G Newman of York Springs dies from stroke aged 57 with funeral at Ground Oak Church and burial at nearby cemetery. Maggie A Miller of Abbottstown dies at 76 after long illness. funeral held in Hanover area with family survivors listed. Many notices cover Daisy Singity, Adam Volachiding, Jayne Simpson, George McGurory, Thomas J. S, and others with service locations in Abbottstown Hanover Shippensburg and York Springs. Burial and church rites detailed for Saint Marys New Oxford Paradise Catholic Church and Sunnyside Cemetery among listed deceased.

Arey Ir A. Weaver Ei Weaver Kaldheim Suain Riew Amos Silas PoterwWie Lienry Silbak Lucia Whisler Arendisside Saint Mary's church New Oxford Geo. L. Rice JR. Qeden Philadelphia General hospital Mt. Rose cemetery Mr. Oden Mex Oden Gee FL Grove New Ox- Ford little Percy Mary Ellen Miller Joseph M Hilda Martin Miller Cross News Monkey opreunfonda Pwos Helenep Arhone Jeseph Oxford Catholic Sir Rey Gearre John BE. Newman Hampton Harry Works Newman Order of United American Mechanics elack Ground Oak church tra W. Trestle Maggie A. Miller George ML Abbottstown Pata lids po moat Danied Beslinda Brodbee Harry Criswell Lunester Charles Stotham Keron’ C. Becker Hanover Gonrild Brodbeck Stosella Cyris W. Frock Theodore N. Trish Hannoyver Daisy A. Singity Harry Singles Gettysburg Urogh=lyn Adam Volachiding Cumhalland township ise Witla Tove Stallover Jayne Simpson wits Minnon VW Simpson Geres hare George McGurory United States Army Wis New York Sarah Eilon Rider Paradise Catholic church Markhret Whicomb ducal Howe Wanet‘ore Robert, Howe Reading Scott Islandt New Camtown Tilie Chronister eet Guise Martin Sire Strada township Howe U. B. church of U. B. church of Heidlersbore Sunnysine York Springs M. Coulson USBE Shippensburg Algerna A. Berkheimer Clayton H. Berkheimer Jacob Slagle Maria Anthony) Slagle George H. Grove Pennville

Robbery at East Berlin Warehouse Reveals Stolen Cash

In East Berlin on Tuesday night thieves entered the DP Trindt warehouse through a rear window. They ransacked the site and escaped with about $1000 in unregistered currency and valuables from a safe. Officer Crubbs of Hanover investigated, keeping details confidential. another nearby warehouse suffered a break in but yielded nothing.

East Berlin EO Trindt Brand tors Anaib Crubbs Hanover bert WL 1 Myers

Tribute to Departed Heroes by Community at New Oxford

The New Oxford community honors veterans from the Civil War to World War II with a parade and memorial service. Local figures including Rev W McMorris spoke at the cemetery and the day featured a successful festival at Center Square with receipts near forty dollars.

Scot Vyter New Oxford oof C. band Camp Royal alam W. McMorris Oxfurad Pallas Center Square Wwatuy Cywil Center Smith

Pomeroy's Introduces Shoppers' Service Twist

Pomeroy's Tarkshure unveils a shoppers parking and car service in cooperation with Fourth and Cheetna Streets to curb car handling. Customers spending 1 dollar or more receive free car retrieval time while curbside pickup promises quick service and stamped receipts for purchases.

Pomeroy's Tarkshure Adams county eleowhert Powahtown Guenee Fourth Cheetna atreats

Church Services and Attendance Rise After Epidemic

Local notices show First Evangelical Lutheran and other churches reporting higher attendance as epidemic declines. Services listed with times from 9:15 to 11 and evening sermons on Phillip the mater etu et man. several notes urge continued Sunday attendance through June.

Commencement Draws Large EO HLS Attendance

A large audience gathered for the commencement exercises Friday evening. Speakers emphasized lifelong ideals and sticking to them amid criticism. Teachers and students thanked patrons and the community for support and announced plans for future educational work. On Wednesday morning the class left for a two day trip to Washington, DC.

elias Washington

Memorial Services And Parade At Piven Memorial

Parade schedule announced with divisions and marshals including Division Chief Marshal and Pastor, followed by military honors and taps. Also advertised crepes, voiles, and polka dots in new fashions, with Corpus Christi feast noted for Friday.

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First District Conference To Be Held At Pines

The annual First District Young People’s Missionary Association conference is set for June 12 from 2 to 5 pm at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, the Pines. A varied program is planned with a light meal, followed by an afternoon and evening session. All members and older youth are invited to attend to learn about religious work and meet others. Attendees are asked to bring a hot lunch. officers and nominees will be announced.

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Woman in Sodom Case Sparks Hospital Blaze

A kitchen fire broke out at New Oxford home injuring a woman identified by neighbors. Firefighters rushed to the scene with a pallid crowd as witnesses and a hospital visit followed. Medical staff expressed little hope for her recovery as relatives and in‑laws assisted.

Papo Har Forpenty New Oxford ion Satar- Hospital Pho Carros Florence

Train Schedule Changes at New Oxford on Sundays

Train services from New Oxford alter on Sundays with departures to Hagerstown Cumberland York and Baltimore. The Sunday schedule shifts include an 8 a.m. start and a 4 54 p.m. option, while other trains run on limited Sunday departures.

New Oxford Hagerstown Cumberland

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