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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1937

Page

11

Community life notes from Straban area and Hanover deaths

Philip S Bowman organized Straban Grange of Patrons of Husbandry in Hunters town with 75 charter members. Officers installed include Master Roy Coleman and G A Raffensperger. Deaths noted for Rev W M Riley and local residents. local rulings, marriages, births, and business changes listed from Straban township and surrounding towns. Wheat prices steady and local industry updates in Abbottstown, McSherrystown, and Hanover.

Philip S. Bowman P. of H Straban Grange of Hunterstown Roy H. Coleman G. A. Raffensperger J. E. Brown C. E. Tawney John W. Tate H. G. Deatrick J. L. Taughinbaugh Robert D. Myers J. A. Eckert Ceres Roy Coleman Pomona Ella Yeagy Fiona Alverta Stough H. C. Wagner W. Beamer Addison Leer Walter Leas Gault Weaver Luther J. Minter G. R. Thompson W. McK. Riley Hanover and New Oxford M. E Newberry Bittinger’s

Reorganization talk for Ol. Abbottstown Band

Local discussions consider reorganization of the Abbottstown band. Chas E Wiest of Pleas Twp injures hand while dressing a horse wound. New Oxford may see electric lights and a National Bank in the near future.

Abbottstown Chas. E. Wiest Mr. Pleas New Oxford

Local notes on farming, accidents and marriages from Mount Pleasant area

The report lists 191 hens laid by Jas Bhoely yielding 21040 eggs, Z H Cashmen shipping 31075 pounds of turkeys before Christmas, and several local incidents including sprained leg, apoplexy, and multiple obituaries. It documents civic notes from Theodore Pfeiffer Camp officers and marriages in nearby townships along with miscellaneous community events and a severe egg yolk anomaly.

Local notices and events from Gettysburg area listings

George Little from Hunterstown is in critical condition after a Wednesday horseback accident when he was thrown and struck his head on a stone. Peter Miller of New Oxford received a pension. D A Fultz of Sedalia Mo won a Gettysburg Bonnetville mail contract for $292.90. Four turkeys were stolen from H J Hensler near Brush Run. Mrs Eli Benson of Hamilton township died from paralysis at age 40. Harry Brown near Seven Hundred school house suffered a deep gash to the left instep while chewing legs. Calf owned by Jos H Sheely near White Hall described as white as snow. C A Devker to teach Valley school near Fountain Dale at 88 cents per bushel. Etta Smith of this place and Hays B Myers of Midway wed Jan 12. Ignatius Weaver and Maggie Long wed Jan 12. Harry P Hartlaub of Mt Pleasant twp and Alyverta M Yeagy of Cumberland twp wed Jan 5. Ephraim Bowers aged 4 months died Dec 20 in Heidlersburg. Jacob T King and Cora Fickes of Straban twp married Jan 10. A musicale at the Reformed church Saturday evening features historic and contemporary music led by Henry Stock and S J Wolf.

Green Springs S. 8 George Bowers Straban Township York Hospital Wm. S. Topper Hanover Nat Tucs Geo. Little Littlestown Morgan Rife Abbottstown New Oxford Ephraim Thomas Cornelius Miller Conewago Creek Iron Bridge John L. Taughinbaugh Hunterstown O. A. Smith W. A. Himes P. P. Hemler J. Kh Miller E. C Livingston J. L. Sheetz Z. H. Cashman E. G. Lough A. &. Teiser E. G. Cook P. E. Helmer George Little Little Peter Miller D. A. Fultz Sedalia Gettysburg Bonneauville H. J. Hensler Brush Run Eli Benson Hamilton Township Harry Brown Seven Hundred Jos. H. Sheely White Hall C. A. Devker Valley School Fountain Dale Wheat Etta Smith Hays B. Myers Midway Ignatius Weaver Maggie Long Harry P. Hartlaub Mt. Pleasant Alyverta M. Yeagy Cumberland Township

Local Notes and Events In Brief

45 Years Ago H H Diehl of Pitt Street suffers rheumatism. C E Coffin moved his store from Philadelphia Street to Ocean City. John G Kretz of Peters Street leases his shop for a year to expand business and add country smithing. This Friday night the Marney and McGowen company presents Uncle Tom's Cabin in Miller's Hall with a band and orchestra and a street parade planned in the afternoon.

H. H. Diehl Pitt Street C. E. Coffin Philadelphia Ocean City John G. Kretz Peters Street Miller’s Hall Marney & McGowen Company

Waitress Hurt In Auto Crash Near Gettysburg

Miss Anna Mcgurney a 21 year old waitress from Gettysburg was treated for injuries after a Tuesday night car crash on the Harrisburg road near Schriver's crossroads. She and Miss Ursula Mae Keyes 22 were passengers in a car driven toward Gettysburg. Keyes escaped with a shook and facial laceration.

Anna Mcgurney Gettysburg F. and T York Street Annie M. Warner Hospital Schriver’s Crossroads Harrisburg Road Megurney Ursula Mae Keyes North Front Street West Fairview Keyes

Collections Reach $70.55 During Week of Prayer Services

Offerings from six union week of prayer services held in Gettysburg Protestant churches totaled $70.55, the largest in over five years. Last year collections were $62.83. Funds are given to the Nursing association.

Gettysburg Tassc Nursing Association

Adams County Retailers Report 1935 1936 Activity

Adams County 506 stores did 6,174,000 in sales for 1936. Lichtenwalner of the National Emergency Council cites sector totals: food, eating places, general stores, apparel, automotive, filling stations, furniture, lumber, drugstores and other shops. statewide Pennsylvania 129,719 stores total 2,490,910,000.

Adams County N. L. Lichtenwalner National Emergency Council Apparel Group Automotive Group Atecel A Pennsylvania

Clerk Moves Into New Ct. House Office

Clerk of the Courts Roy J. Renner and Deputy Harry Ridinger take possession of the new first floor clerk’s office and vault in the county courthouse after remodeling begun in 1936. The change adds vault space, updates rooms, and marks completion of about $7,000 in improvements ahead of the January court session.

County Court House Roy J. Renner Harry Ridinger Red Cross County Mothers’ Assistance Board Court House The Bar Association Register and Recorder Clerk of the

Long Attendance Records At Trinity Reformed Hanover

Miss Margaret L. Seli of 122 High street Hanover holds a perfect attendance record for thirty-three years as a teacher in the Primary department of Trinity Reformed Church. J Emory Renoll, the school secretary, has thirty-two years without absence. Other long-time attendees include Mrs Paw W. Swartz Pred Aiwsod and Miss Myrtle Leese with twenty-eight to twenty-five years.

Margaret L. Seli High Street Hanover Trinity Reformed Church J Emory Renoll Paw W. Swartz Myrtle Leese

Farm Show Draws Record Crowd in Harrisburg

Harrisburg crowd fills the farm show building for the second day as United States Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace urges Pennsylvanian farmers to assist others. The event drew about 125000 visitors, with school programs highlighting rural youth skills and farm practices for a stronger future.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania United States Henry A. Wallace Wallace State Farm Future Farmers Lester K. Ade Gerald D. Whiteney Department of Public Instruction Ade

Self-cleaning hand rake patent filing by Miller

Charles C. Miller of Littlestown has filed a patent application for a practical self-cleaning hand rake. Adams county fruit growers at their January meeting in Biglerville urged passage of a tax-free gasoline bill for tractors and power units not using highways. Adams county received 1937 dog license consignment. about 50 of 6,400 tags reserved by countians. License No. 1 was ordered by Mrs. Emory Plank of Gettysburg. last year 4,471 dogs licensed in the county.

Charles C. Miller Littlestown Adams County Biglerville Emory Plank Gettysburg

Traffic light violation charged in Gettysburg dispute

Borough Officer Charles W. Culp Jr charged M. H. Hildhbridle of Gettysburg with running a red light at an intersection. The case was brought before Justice of the Peace John H. Basehove on Tuyes afternoon.

Charles W. Culp, Jr M. H. Hildhbridle Gettysburg Tuyes Justice of the Peace John H. Basehove

May Recover Car in Fort Loudon Stolen Vehicle Tale

John Grinder of Gettysburg traveled to Fort Loudon in Franklin County to pursue a report that his coupe stolen months ago was located there. The car is said to have been wrecked.

John Grinder Gettysburg Fort Loudon Franklin County

Death of Mrs Sarah Jane Elicker in York County

Mrs Sarah Jane Elicker widow of Albert J. Elicker died at her Washington township home after eight weeks illness. Survived by six children and several brothers and a sister. Funeral services Wednesday at 9 AM with requiem mass at St Marys Church near Abbottstown. Interment in Red Mount cemetery.

Sarah Jane (Taylor) Elicker Albert J. Elicker Washington Township York County Margie Elicker Harry Firestone Dyson Hess John W. Elicker Earl Elicker Elmer Eichelberger Joseph Landis York John Jeremiah Taylor West Virginia Edward Taylor Biylerville R. D James David Annie Taylor New Oxford St. Mary's Catholic Church Abbottstown Red Mount Cemetery

Mrs Griest Dies at 75 in Latimore Township

Mrs. Anna Laura Griest 75 wife of Philip Griest died at her Latimore township home Wednesday at 8 50 pm after a period of poor health. Surviving children Glenn Foster Peter and Mrs Hayes Anthony six including York Springs residents. Funeral arrangement set from the home Sunday afternoon at 1 then 1 30 at Lower Bermudian Lutheran church with Sunnyside cemetery burial.

Philip Griest Anna Laura Griest Latimore Township Lower Bermudian Lutheran Church Glenn Griest York Springs R. D Foster Griest East Berlin Peter Griest Hayes Anthony York Springs R. D Sunnyside

Mrs. Alice S. Keefer Dies of Pneumonia at 68

Mrs. Alice S. Keefer 68 widow of Edgar J. Keefer formerly of Baltimore died at her brother Harry Hartlaub's home near Two Taverns from pneumonia. She was daughter of the late John and Sarah Hartlaub and is survived by five brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be Friday at 1 pm from J. W. Little and Son Funeral Home Littlestown with services at Grace Lutheran church Two Taverns and Reform church Baltimore. Interment in Evergreen cemetery Gettysburg.

Alice S. Keefer Edgar J. Keefer Baltimore Harry C. Hartlaub John Sarah (Cashman) Hartlaub Addie Golden Reading James Golden York R. D Frank Hartlaub Littlestown Albert Hart

Obituary for Mrs. Sarah Leona Henry of Hanover

Mrs. Sarah Leona Henry age 59 wife of Charles Henry of 16 Charles street Hanover died Tuesday afternoon after an illness of two days. She was daughter of James and Sarah Davis. Survived by her husband eight children including Mrs. Francis Staub of Bonneauville two sisters and one brother. Funeral arrangements incomplete.

Sarah Leona Henry Charles Henry Charles Street Hanover James Sarah Difendell) Davis Francis Staub Bonneauville

Slugged and robbed on Lincoln Highway

Harry M. Trayer 35 of York reported to state highway patrol that two bandits in a closed car slugged him, forced his truck off the Lincoln highway between Thomasville and the Five Mile House at 7 30 p.m. Thursday, stealing two checks and cash over 100 dollars. Corporal Sweeney and Troopers Harris and Swalinski searched the area for clues.

Harry M. Trayer Chestnut Street York Lincoln Highway Thomasville Five Mile House Trayer Lafean Beverage Company G. J. Sweeney Donald Harris A. J. Swalinski State Highway Patrol

Births for Motter and Slaybaugh families in Harrisburg and Gettysburg

The Rev. and Mrs. Alton M. Motter announce the birth of daughter Mildred Louise Motter at Polyclinic hospital. Mrs. Motter was Lottye Yealy and Rev Motter serves Redeemer Lutheran in Harrisburg. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slaybaugh at Annie M. Warner hospital in Gettysburg.

Alton M. Motter South Nineteenth Street Harrisburg Mildred Louise Motter Polyclinic Hospital Motter Lottye Yealy the Redeemer Lutheran Church Harrigburg Gettysburg Annie M. Warner Richard Slaybaugh Gettysbureg

Adams County Crippled Children's Society Elects Officers

The Adams county crippled children's society holds its annual officer election Monday at 8 pm in Hotel Gettysburg. Acting president Mrs. Gilbert Reen presides during Dr. Stewart W. Frost’s absence. The meeting is open to the public.

Children’s Society Adams County Crippled Children's Society Hotel Gettysburg Gilbert Reen Stewart W. Frost

Five Year Old Girl Killed by Coal Truck Near Dillsburg

A Baltimore truck driver with a learner permit struck Betty Jane Smith as she crossed near Franklintown. The child died instantly. driver fined 12.50 for license violation. Witnesses say she darted into the road as a northbound truck passed. Funeral set for Monday.

Franklintown Dillsburg Baltimore Betty Jane Smith George Smith Richard Harbold

Birth Announcement for Wolf Baby in Carlisle Hospital

Mr and Mrs Howard Wolf of York Springs R 1 announce the birth of a son at Carlisle Hospital on Monday.

Howard Wolf York Springs R. 1 Carlisle Hospital

Markets Report Claims Various Grain and Egg Prices

Prices listed for barley rye eggs wheat oats and eggs brown and mixed per bushel or dozen. The report provides an at a glance snapshot of commodity values for sellers and buyers in the market.

Used Cars Near New Condition at Minet Motor

Classified ad from Minet Motor Company York Pennsylvania offering 1934 1935 1936 Oldsmobiles Chevrolet Plymouth sedans coupes and coaches in near new condition. Big savings with new car guarantees low down payments and monthly terms. Located at 901 98 Queen Street.

Minet Motor Company S. Queen St York Queen St York, Pa

Used Car Sale Ad Highlights Classic Vehicles and Prices

Minet Used Car advertises a range of classics including a 1929 Pontiac coach for 95 dollars and a 1929 Oldsmobile sedan for 14000. Other models include a 1939 Chevrolet roadster 110, a 1928 Buick 6 passenger for 95, and a 1931 Dodge coupe 150. Claim offers claim bar gains and urge early action at 901-9 S&S Queen 8 and J York PA.

Dodge LaSalle Graham Minet Motor Company S&s Queen York

Tie sale offer from Andrew J. Riley of Gettysburg Pa

A 1941 advertisement offers three all silk ties with a collar pin and tie chain for one dollar postpaid. The dealer lists stripes plaids figures and plain designs and invites orders by sending payment to Andrew J. Riley, Hanover Road, Gettysburg PA, dated January 15, 1941.

Andrew J. Riley Hanover Road Gettysburg Willys-Knight

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