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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
7
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Judy a registered Holstein belonging to Mrs. Annie Markle near Dicks', produced 77.3 pounds of butterfat and 2034 pounds of milk in 30 days, amid 12 herds and 192 cows tested by John F. Yocum. Top bidders include H E Brown and Rose Murren, with totals cited for milk and fat. Average of the 10 highest cows: 1533.7 pounds milk and 58.31 pounds butterfat.
Three race horses formerly owned by John A. Brislin were sold at Hanover Shoe Farms by Sheriff B W Spence for 1100 dollars. Nescopec brought 200 dollars and Wayward Hanover 495 dollars. Mahlon H Haines bought Nesco Hanover for 405 dollars. Also sold were cordwood and lumber seized from John P and Amelia Butt to satisfy a debt.
Six Adams county physicians attended a state medical conference at Harrisburg on Thursday. The attendees were Drs. Edgar A. Miller Bruce N. Wolfe R W Gifford from Gettysburg Dr T C Miller of Abbottstown Dr Ira Henderson of Fairfield and Dr Robert Stoner of York Springs.
Executors of Lillie Wolf Wentz announce a public sale of a 92 perches tract in Abbottstown Adams County Pa. The parcel lies between Hanover Pike and German Street and includes a dwelling with outbuildings. Sale begins 2:00 PM with terms to be announced by the executors and attorneys Rudisill & Rudisill.
Guy Robert of Straban Township faces fraud charges for alleged conversion of 42.26 dollars. J J Rineman of Hanover is free on 300 bail ahead of a June 9 hearing before Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer. He is accused of selling Mr Rebert’s turkeys and chickens and keeping the proceeds under a two cents per pound agreement.
Abbottstown high school graduates four seniors in a service at Emanuel Reformed Church. Dr. Harvey D. Hoover delivers the main address as Ferne Grim and Betty Kuhn present speeches. Class history by Charlotte Naugle, musical numbers by the glee club, diplomas presented by Ira Y. Baker, benediction by Rev H E Sheely, class colors blue and gray, flower red rose, motto Character is the cornerstone of all success.
A $75 safe purchased from York Safe and Lock company has been delivered to the office of Sheriff B. W. Spence. The steel safe is sized to hold the sheriff’s official record books in the county offices.
William Kendlehart Jr of Gettysburg is named by Adams County commissioners as inspector for the Marsh creek bridge project linking Freedom and Cumberland townships.
Adams county beer licensees face liquor charge actions from the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. Charles A. Hockensmith of Mason and Dixon Inn Littlestown and John Pfeffer of a Littlestown restaurant were charged for possessing hard liquor May 14 during routine license renewal inspections. Both posted $500 bail. Pfeffer failed to appear and a warrant was issued.
Muriel C. Spangler files for divorce from J. D. Spangler in Adams County Pa court No 156 August Term 1936 on desertion grounds. J. D. Spangler must appear by June 14 1937 or divorce may be granted in his absence. Sheriff B W Spence issues notice.
John P. Butt as secretary treasurer filed in federal court in Scranton to seek adjudication of Huntington Farms Inc as bankrupt. A schedule lists debts of 58,235.71 and assets 50,672.35 with real estate assets 43,658.64. hearing date not set.
Clerk of the Courts Roy Renner and deputy Harry Ridinger will start a complete index of criminal cases since 1920. Approved by county commissioners and Judge Sheely, about 3,000 cards will record each defendant to speed access to quarter session records.
Leon Gouker eleven year old son of Peter Gouker of Littlestown R2 suffered the loss of the great toe of his right foot Friday morning. He was admitted to Hanover General hospital after his toe was cut off when he became caught in farm machinery at the Gouker home.
Judge W. C. Sheely held the first session of motion court from 10 to noon in the judicial chambers. The experiment, announced May 18 to speed procedures at no county cost, used no court attaché. Six attorneys filed papers including a libel in divorce by Charles N. Dicks against Carrie E. Sauble Dicks, married June 3, 1909, on grounds of cruel treatment. A subpoena was issued returnable July 19. adjournment followed to June 14.
Abbottstown State Bank warns that Certificate of Deposit No 4139 for 162.75 issued to Clara Hetrick is mislaid, lost or stolen. Public advised not to negotiate. An application for a new certificate was made May 27 1946 by W A Bream, cashier.
The will of L R Gerber was entered for probate this morning in Menallen Township at the register and recorder office. The widow Mrs Nellie Grace Gerber Aspers and Roy Gerber New Oxford R 1, executor, list estate values of 1500 dollars in personal property and 2500 dollars in real estate. AUTOS SIDESWIPE None injured in a Mt Rock road crash near the covered bridge as Kenneth E Cramer 16 Hanover and Joseph Hagerman McSherrystown collide. Cremer car into a ditch causing about 60 dollars damage and Hagerman about 40 dollars. Vehicles towed from the scene. Patrolman John P Monahan Gettysburg substation investigated.
In Harrisburg as of May 31 the Auditor General’s department reports the dismissal of Elizabeth K Senith, personnel secretary, from Conewago Township.
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