New Oxford Local Notes and Summer Activities
Local brief notes cover band performances at Green Springs, post office hours on Fourth, visitors from Carlisle Wrightsville Atlantic City and York, housing and property news, sales and wages, road surveying, a municipal pool idea, and a student’s arm fracture at Wanover hospital with prior injury history.
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New Oxford
Green Springs
Mary McClain
Carlisle Street
Wrightsville
Hayden Bryan
Atlantic City
W. Earl H. Cashman
Poplar Street
Hanover
George Spangler
Harrisburg
Geo. Wortz
Lincolnway
Virginia Watson
Charles Town
W. Va
Louise Higinbotham
Rose Spangler
F. & M. Bank
N. Y
Wm. Alwine
Williams College
Bill
J. M. Boyd
Margaret Kohler
New Oxford Fire Company
W. H. Huffnagle
Brush Run
West End
Rita Glass
York Hospital
Ladies’ Mite Society of the Reformed Church
Ralph Miller
Esther Pottorff
Detroit
Mich
Minnie Pottorff
Pleasant Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Samuel Holtry
Victoria Lingg
Plymouth
Clara J. Rinehart
Chrysler
Bernard Staub
Lawrence Fidler
Mary Feeser
Carl Breighner
John
Mary Robinson
Evelyn Moore
John Kaiser
J. H. Taughinbaugh
Town
Bucher
Bonneauville
Fink
Washington
State Highway Department of
Carlisle and
York Springs
Hampton
Tip
Berlin Avenue
Bloomsburg
W. R. Snyder
R. ©. Lawes
Ft. Sill
Okla
New York
Panama Canal Zone
Lawes
War Department
Edna McKnight
Lindcothway
St. Paul
Minn
Viola Ebrhart
Martha Himes
Miss McKnight
J. B. Sutton
Deaths and local notices from Bonneauville area
Local column reports a 7 to 0 defeat of the Blue Ribbon club of Bonneauville by York A C, with notes on upcoming performance by Waynesboro A C and suspensions of Irishtown club. It lists community gatherings, family visits, roadwork on Lincoln Highway, theft report, medical updates, church activities, and multiple obituaries and funerals across Hanover, Littlestown, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ribbon Club
Bonneauville
York A. C
Bucher
Waynesboro A. C
Irishtown Baseball Club
Midway Clinches First Half in Adams County League
Midway tops the Adams County League standings by two and a half games as the first half ends. New Oxford splits Saturday with East Berlin and Biglerville, with Bevenour recording twenty straight scoreless innings and Sponseller homering twice in the Biglerville win.
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Littlestown
York Springs
Biglerville
Midway
East Berlin
New Oxford
Eeseeeseees
Young
Adams County League
Rohrbaugh
Bevenour
Sponseller
First Lutheran Choir and Chorus Delight Gettysburg Audience
The Sunday concert by the First Lutheran church choir and men's chorus showed strong effort and talent from start to finish with fine organ and instrumental work. The audience filled the auditorium and offered generous praise and gifts.
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First Lutheran Church Choir
P. J. Swamley
Lough
Gettysburg College
Pennsylvania
Swamley
Gettysburg
Cyrus
Barbara Miller
New Oxford
Arendtsyville Union Park
Forest Grove Park
Hanover
Charles Miller
York Haven
Women's Missionary Society of the
First Lutheran Church
Schriver’s Store
George Hensel
Myr
Harry Noble
Nobel Cottege
Conewago Creek
Desirable Carlisle Street Rental In New Oxford
For rent a desirable property on Carlisle Street in New Oxford. Apply to W A Taughinbaugh Gettysburg or to Mrs Paul Weaver in care of Woot 4 ie ge ws.
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Carlisle Street
New Oxford
W. A. Taughinbaugh
Gettysburg
Paul Weaver
Frontier Friendship with John Staub and the Native American Past
Art Snyder writes fondly of shared hikes with John Staub into Pennsylvania frontier lore. They collect relics from old saw mills and flint locks while honoring early hunters and backwoodsmen. The essay celebrates memory, courage, and the enduring spirit of America’s pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Staub
Mr. Staub
Plonter
Swift Run
America
Pena
Staub
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Washington Camp No 22 Elects New Officers
District President M L Slothour installed officers of the Washington Camp No 22 with N M Morrison re elected president Clair Lockenhbill vice president Denton Fair master of forms ls Cook Karl Looken bill guard Roy Kling inspector and S F Kenny trustee The camp added twenty one new members in six months Also noted are visits by local residents to relatives and friends in nearby towns The New Oxford Fire company will meet on Friday evening.
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Washington Camp No. 22
P.O. S. of
Lincolnway
Raphael Smith
Littlestown
Earl Weaver
Carlisle Street
Leonard Becker
Spring Grove
Raphael Carbaugh
York
Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
New Oxford Fire Company
Melon Auction at Wolf's Store on El Wigh Street
A melon auction is planned at Wolf's store on El Wigh Street this Saturday at 9 p.m. The notice provides location and time details for interested bidders.
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Wolf's Store
E High Street
Wolf's
EL Wigh Street
Marriages Parade Through York Area Churches
A long list of multiple nuptials across York County and nearby towns including Hamilton township and Hanover. Notable pairings include Merrill A Yohe and Sarah Vansant Wise in York, with receptions and plans for a Detroit Canada and New England trip, and other couples such as Frances Mae Dick with George N. Coshun, Robert P. Snyder with Helen Babe, and Grace K. Weaver with Albert I Moore. Local grooms work as mail carriers, foremen, or in various trades, with many couples set to reside in Gettysburg, Lancaster, or Hanover after ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Austin Yohe
G. Allen Yohe
Hamilton Township
Sarah Vansant Wise
Samuel Wise
York
St. Paul's Evangelical Parsonage
7Th West Poplar Street
J. BE D Stover
Detroit
Canada
New England States
York R. D
West York High School
Millersville Teachers’ College
Yode
New Oxford
Hollidayshorg
Hoshour
Coshun
Victor Products Company
Gettysburg
Robert P. Snyder
Walter A. Snyder
Helen Babe
Lancaster
Washington Memorial Chapel
Valley Forge
Jesse Y. Berk
Victor Jones
Wavyneshare
Snyder
Overbrook Academy
Grace KE. Weaver
Akron
Ohio
Albert I Moore
St. John’ Lautheranchitrct
Akropo
Ces
Wagner Miss Weaver
Laura S. Weaver
Gettysburg Sarege
Geivelman
Abe
Hanove
Mir Julia Melaing
John Wo Mehring
Wright
Ain
Lenen Sheet Company
Wiss Beulah
Vrs
Sophia Wrehe
Mower
Weatminster
Pacoohe
Rupley Norman
Keene
Hieaair
Arlay Everdin
St. Mark Moe
Beltimor
Roberts
Phate Yvel
O. P. Schetlhame
Hanover
Myers
Stanley D. Bowersox
Denton J. Bowersox
Silver Run
Vary Virginia My- 1
Claude Hi
Pleasant Valley
Saaturday
Christ Lutheran Church
Shrewsbury
George KM. Bowersox
Pridegroom
Bowersox
Littlestown
C L> Mehring Hardware Company
John D. Trostle
Catherine R. Wildasin
I. M. Lau
Augsburg Lutheran Church
Frederick Street
Vernon Lippy
Mary Hildebridle
Bob Mowrer
Eadward O. Lippy
Edward Hildebridle
Robert S. Fidler
Straban Township
Gettysburg College
Mary Ann Wolff
J. M. Davies
Hunterstown Presbyterian Church
Frederick W Rudisill
D. W Rudi
Lydia K Witmer
Anee M. Witmer
E. W. Horne
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Denver
Clyde
Biglerville
Pear Yeagy
York Springs
Westminster
Grace Lutheran
Guilderland Center
N. Y
Margaret Belmont
Keansbury
N. J
Redcay
Council Passes Aghey Ordinance in July Session
In the July regular meeting all members attended except Batugh er and Kepner. The council approved a set of bills from the Finance Committee totaling 2251.26 and instructed the secretary to notify Andrew Keffer to repave his Lincoln Bay West property. A proposed alley at St. Paul’s Church grounds was approved after debate, with public posting ordered. Protests against gasoline pump taxes were noted, and an ordinance on peddlers and no parking on High Street was discussed for enforcement.
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Batugher
Kepner
Gilbert
Plymire
New Oxford Item Co
Steacy & Wilton Co
Stone
W. S. Hammaker
Lincoln Bay West
Roy Taughinbaugh
Lynne Grove
H. T Brown
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Alley
R. M. Baugher
J. H. Plymire
C. A. Bigham
Guy A. Stand
James Herman
Council
High Street
Hanover Street
South Petrico
Woman Dies After Heart Attack in New Oxford Office
Mrs Rita Elm Sauble 36 of New Oxford township died Saturday night after a heart attack in the office of Dr J L Sheetz. She was stricken while her husband brought her to the doctor and died en route to care. Survived by husband, two children Eileen and Karvin, and several Stock and Klinefelter siblings. Funeral held Wednesday at St Pauls Reformed Church with interment in New Oxford cemetery.
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Harry F. Lawrence
New Oxford
Hanover
Mahlon Smith
Berlin Junction
Mahlon
George E. Sheffer
Industrial Girls' Club
Livingston Bungalow
Walt’s
E. High Street
Carl Stough
Lincolnwey
Howard Reinecker
Altoona
Miles Miller
Berlin Street
Washington, D. C
John Lough
Pittsburgh
H. 2. Lough
Hanover Street
Anna Elizabeth Coulson
Grace McClain
Carlisle Street
H. E. Gettier
Littlestown
Edmund Sindall
New York City
Sindall
Emma Myers
Ephraim
Lucinda Myers
Clyde Steamship Lines
New York
D. S. Kammerer
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Harry
Harry MecGlaughlin
Fairfield
Gerald H. Yingling
Herbert Yingling
Hanover Hospital
Emma Yost
Theodore Yingling
Anna MecClarin
Salladasburg
Charles M. McClarin
Elizabeth Kunkle
Tobias Kunkle
Jacob Ginferich
York
Kunkle
Gingerich
P. G. Heiges
East Berlin
John H. Harbold
Bermudian
Florence Joss
Charles Loss
West Side
Claude Lapham
Charles Joss
Paul Sherman
Hazleton
William Crook
Virgil
Claude
Louise Ioss
Charles Eisenhart
Bryan Laapham
Della I. Zepp
Dc. C. Zepp
Alma H. Miler
Helen M. Murray
Gettysburg
Evan P. Zepp
Westminster
Martha Powell
Pleasant Valley
Sallie Lorena Aiken
George and
Lorena Aiken
McSherrystown
Charles G. Aiken
Conewago Cemetery
Linn Cover
H. D. Cover
Covington
E. H. Newman
John Linn
Charles McGraw
Harne
Warner Hospital
Manel Caunkine
Kingsdale
Robt
Angel
Rita Elm. Sauble
Wits
Jdmory Sauble
Wlewsant
Dm J. Ll. Sheetz
Deccas Wis
Sauble
Kells
Lew Oxford
Kth
Sheete
Mr. Sauble
John H. Stock
Eileen S
Karvin
Hme
Victor Klinefelter
Abbottstown
Ross C. Stock
Paul D. Stock
M. H. Shaffer
John Stock
Miriam Stock
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Howard Sheely
Local families share Sunday visits and new job moves
Mr and Mrs Isaiah Geisler and others from Qualityville and Carlisle Street visited Bonneauville and Porters area friends. Edward Strausbaugh joins John Wolf & Son staff in E High Street. Edna Alwine from Philadelphia spends vacation at Lincolnway home. William Miller takes a moulding post at Susquehanna foundry. A parade of residents from Manchester to Stroudsburg visit relatives and hotels in the region.
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Isaiah Geisler
Qualityville
Harry Wolkert
Henry
Carlisle Street
Joe Golden
Bonneauville
Burd Spangler
Porters
Spangler
G. Wilson Hermon
J.inobway
West
Gay Witter
Bernard
Manchester
Harvey Rupp
R. J. Morgan
Junior
Harriet
Pittsburgh
H. I. Lough
O. Shultz
Springdale
Dora Wagner
Biglerville
Margaret Warner
David Seabright
Hanover Street
Karl Baker
Bigmount
Edward Strausbaugh
Hanover
John 1 Wolf & Son
E High Street
Edna Alwine
Philadelphia
Lincolnway
E. William Miller
West High Street
Susquehanna Foundry
H. #. Freed
Chas
Grove Stroudsburg
Oxford
First Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Plans
First Evangelical Lutheran Church announces Sunday service at 10 15 a m with church school at 9 a m and a theme Receive and Giving. Special music directed by Kathryn Winand. One service during summer months. Council meeting this Wednesday evening at 8 p m.
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First Evangelical Lutheran Chuh
George BE. Sheffer
Tor
T Choir
Kathryn Winand
Methodist Church Notices Sunday Schedule and Meeting Change
The Methodist Episcopal church under Pastor J R Stoudt holds Sunday School at 9 a m and worship at 10 05 a m. Thursday holiday affects activities with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m in the Sunday School room led by Miss Nettie Swartz due to the pastor attending the suburban school of theology.
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Methodist Episcopal Church, Tte
J. R. Stoudt
Regular Sunday Services Across Local Churches
St Pauls Reformed Church led by Pastor R H E Sheely holds Church School at 9 a m and Holy Communion at 10 a m with a call for all members to renew their alliance. Emmanuel Reformed in Abbottstown features services with Holy Communion July 14 and a preparatory service, while The Pines hosts a 10 a m service. York Springs Lutheran and Bermudian Churches list Sunday School and preaching with Holy Communion and a Children’s Day event respectively.
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St. Paul's Reformed Church
Emmanuel Reformed Church
Bsttstown
H. Sheely
Orvicas
the Pines
Heidlersiu
Hoyter
Tye
York Springs
Three Injured In Head On Collision On Lincoln Highway
Three persons injured in a head on collision on the Lincoln Highway about half a mile east of Cross Keys Sunday evening. Drivers George Rutters of Abbottstown and Luther Rohrbaugh of Hanover Abbottstown Road area. a female passenger in Rohrbaugh’s roadster suffered chest injuries. Dr Miller treated injuries and hospital care was advised though Hanover Hospital had no patient admitted. Both cars towed to Superior Garage New Oxford.
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Lincoln Highway
Cross Keys
George Rutters
Albottstown
Luther Rohrbaugh
Tanover
Abbottstown
Butters
Rohrbaugh
T, GC
Miller
Abbottston
Hanover Hospital
New Oxford
Prospects for New Road to Irishtown Brighten
County commissioners reportedly may keep the board’s road aid offer intact, upping Oxford township from 65 to 76 percent state aid. If Oxford township petitions, the state highway department will determine the route and survey, while the board seeks to secure construction on the 1930 road program amid prior obstacles.
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Oxford Township
New Oxford
Irishtown
Mr and Mrs Elcholtz Quit On 12000 Mile Tour
Mr and Mrs Cy El choltz will depart Saturday for Allentown to join Kline's Tour. They will ride a 3 p.m. train with stops at Chicago Denver and Salt Lake City. Five days will be spent at Yellowstone National Park then proceed to Park Coast visiting Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle and Vancouver before returning via the Canadian Rockies. The trip covers 10000 miles by rail and 1600 miles by motor bus.
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Bicholtz
Lincolnway
Allentown
Canadian Rockies
Farmej Consult Me and Learn 21 Ways It Went Wrong
A compact update outlining twenty one distinct errors or missteps attributed to a project or policy. The piece highlights key failures, urging readers to consult expert guidance to avoid similar pitfalls and improve outcomes.
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Henry Rinehart
Chas. Rinehart
Andrew Trone
Allen Brashshears
Wm. Kobler
Margaret
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Charles Rinehart
Florence Rinehart
Fred Clunk
Lillian
Bernard Brashshears
Ralph Gebhart
Pauline
Earl
Leroy Gebhart
Ilanover
Harry Gettle
Ralph Groft
Thedore Rinehart
Nellie Barger
Genevieve Lacker
This Place
Guldens
Paul R. Hostetter
York Contractors
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H. E. Lough
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Art Snyder
AGHEY
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Jo. H. Hines
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