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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1936

Page

2

Oxford Twp district receipts and local notes 30 years past

The item lists school district receipts and expenditures dated about 30 years ago, including duplicate $255, balance from last year $129, state appropriation $405, elections $11, tuition $9, and various expenses. It also notes multiple local events: births, marriages, deaths, illnesses, and civic notices with names and places such as Hanover, Conewago, West Pikeland, and New Oxford Cemetery.

Oxford Two C. F. Stough H. Lawrence L. E. Lawrence H. B. Slagle Hanson Etallsmith Trens Wm. Stambaugh Cayton Smith Jacob Menges Jas. Livelsberger Conewago Geo. Huig W. C Pfeiffer Worthington Kohler Hanover Balto Edw. Heltzel Storm's Irvings Ditzler Anna G. Miller West Pikeland Rose Staub Berlin Junction Malenckrodt Sisters of Charity Kuhl Child Irishtown Howard Miller Gettysburg Wm. Eyler Emmitsburg Miller E. Oscar Deardorff Flora F. Destrick Straban Pius Horwedel Storm Berwick Aaron Dubs Blooming Croye Harvey Gibson Elttingers New Oxford E Allen J. le Jennie B. Myer Wm. H. Myers Butcher Ida M. Routzahn Tyrone Geo. R. Mock Pottsville Naomi G. Sterner Adam Howel Washington, D. C New Oxford Miss Auker Mifflin Ed. T. Auker Clara’ Eicholtz Bender ‘Cashman Johns Hopkins University Florence Hersh Wilson College Chambersburg Elsie Naylor Round Hill Sorrell Delp Idaville

Four Decades Ago Adams County Notes and Oddities

In Adams County 40 years ago there were 36 C E societies with about 1500 members. Vincent Collins of Two Taverns and Clara Hombach from MesS. planned to marry June 16. A local presents a fine box of strawberries. A Spanish one dollar gold piece dated 1869 was found. Contractors expect water to be pumped next week. A gray eagle shot by Jas Bell of Strahan township measured 6 ft 9 in. Alwine Bros brick works at Berlin Junction employ 20 workers. 20000 bricks made daily and 70000 burned per kiln. W C Alwine placed 28000 bricks in position in ten hours. The fire lasts eight days needing 50 tons coal per kiln.

C. E Adams County Vincent Collins Clara Hombach Joan Shults Berwick Tnp Center Square Maggie Money Strahan Twp Jas, Bell, Strahan Alwine Bros Berlin Junction W. C. Alwine

Memorial Day Parade and Local News Highlights

Memorial Day draws largest crowd yet as Rev Eberly delivers a weighty oration. Conewago services and Hanover sermon noted. Comrade Paul Hersh honors Adjt Anthony Martin buried at Conewago. McS band serenade marks the day. Also reports of a horse injury at Reading Two and local weather and births births and deaths across Berwick and OxfordTwo. Rufus Snyder summering at Two Taverns. Barn roof loss at Abbottstown and damage from a storm. Wheat price 69c bu.

Reading Berwick Boro Abbottstown Berwick Two New Oxford Oxford Straban Zach Markel Rufus Snyder Jos Wolf Pred Lillich Chas Hull Eberly Conewago J .C. Fein Hanover Paul Hersh Adjt Anthony Martin McS Samuel Wisler Plainfield

Local notices and community updates from Berwick area

Wheat and eggs prices listed alongside marriages and deaths from May. Kuhn and Meckley wed. Martin and Staub married. Malaun 82 died. Felch 75 died. Topper elected Irishtown teacher. Memorial Day services and G A R graveside decorations detailed. School finances show receipts and expenditures. auditors and officers named.

Jos. H. Kuhn Henry Felch Conewago E. G. Topper Irishtown Jno. Tomlinson P. OS Luth H. M. Mowery Hanover Baltimore John Tomlinson Cal Treas Amt Theo. GE Warner BE. C. Bond W. A. Wagner W. A. Himes Geo. A. Miller

Reopen Church After 191 Years In Latimore Township

Lower Bermudian Lutheran church marks a 191 year history with reopening services in Latimore township. Special Saturday evening features include Mt. Carmel orchestra and addresses by Rev. Gladfelter Abbottstown Rev. Herrick Idaville Lutheran pastor and Houtz East Berlin Reformed pastor. Sunday services feature sermon by Rev. Hafer and Chestnut Grove music with soloists Miss Edna Albert and Miss Miriam Byers.

Latimore Township Mt. Carmel Paul Gladfelter Abbottstown Paul J. Herrick Idaville Idaville Lutheran Charge; and the Rev. H. D. Houtz East Berlin L. B. Hafer Chestnut Grove Orchestra Edna Albert Miriam Byers B. K

York man freed after restitution and probation

Charles Haines Wolf of York aged 27 pleaded to stealing 1010.89 from Arnold Ice Cream safe on May 22 and fled to Virginia. Full restitution was made by his father to the company. The court suspended sentence, releasing Wolf into custody of his sponsors after costs, with Wolf pledging to abandon alcohol and lead a straight life.

Charles Haines Wolf York York County Arnold Ice Cream Company Virginia James Sutcliffe Wolf

Memorial Day parade participants in Hampton and East Berlin

Hampton Jr. O U S A M lodge members joined the Memorial Day parade in East Berlin. Numerous local families and visitors attended gatherings at Twin Bridges and various homes, with a large Friday parade crowd and a later festival hosted by Reformed and Lutheran Aid societies. The day featured church services, social visits, and community notices across multiple towns including York Springs, New Oxford, Gettysburg, and Harrisburg.

Jr. O. US A. M. Lodge Hampton East Berlin William Menges Meneges' Mills Annie Miller Albert Malan York Albert Malann Larry Miller New Oxford Charles Staub Betty Charles Ruth Mary Trostle Flora Dicks William Boyer Thomasville R. D Harvey Herman Joseph Herman Gettysbore Reformed Maggie Howe George Schaffer Harrisburg Lemuel Stock Boyd Benney Dale March H. B. Garver Middletown York Springs Lutheran and Reformed Sons of Veterans Order of Red Men Reformed and Lutheran Aid Societies Lutheran Sunday School G. Calvin Leese George Luckenbaugh Ruby Wlota Charles Leese D. E. Myers Mellia Myers Charles Albright Robert Reisterstown Maryland Luther Carar Red Lion Samuel Trimmer Bessie Rambler Annie Oyler Frances Berry

Deaths of Miss Leah C. Bender Near Hanover

Miss Leah C. Bender 87 of near Hanover died Monday at Adams county home Get tysburg from cerebral embolism. She was a daughter of the late Conrad and Mary Heary Bender. Survived by a brother Jacob Bender Mt. Pleasant township. Funeral Tuesday from W. A. Feiser Hanover with Rev Dr Henry Hursh Beidleman officiating. Burial Mt. Olivet cemetery. pallbearers J. P. Rahn Elmer Wilt G. D. Geiselman H. B. Geiselman.

Leah C. Bender Hanover Adams County Gettysburg Conrad and Mary Heary Bender Jacob Bender Mt. Pleasant Township W. A

Death of 14 year old Gerald Amos Feeser in Littlestown

Gerald Amos Feeser aged 14 son of Amos Feeser and the late Beulah Feeser died Sunday morning at his grandmother Mrs Jane Myers home near Littlestown He had been in Littlestown high school freshman class but left March 6 due to ill health He belonged to St Luke's Lutheran confirmation class but could not be confirmed at Easter due to illness

Gerald Amos Feeser Amos Feeser Beulah Sell Feeser Jane Myers Littlestown Littlestown High School St. Luke's Lutheran Congregation

Harry W. Parr Dies at 81 Noted Hanover Horse Dealer

Harry W. Parr 81 a well known Hanover horse dealer and former borough council member died Thursday at his home in Hanover. Funeral arrangements pending.

Harry W. Parr Hanover Borough Hanover

Ordination for Rev. Vincent J. Topper in Harrisburg Diocese

The Rev. Vincent J. Topper son of Mr and Mrs Vincent A Topper of Hanover will be ordained to the priesthood on Saturday at St Patrick's Cathedral by Bishop George L Leech of the Harrisburg diocese. He will celebrate his first mass Sunday at 10 o'clock in St Joseph's Catholic Church Hanover.

Vincent J. Topper Vincent A. Topper Hanover St. Patrick's Cathedral George L. Leech Harrisburg Topper St. Joseph's Catholic Church

Student Harry Mason Visits Parents During Summer Vacation

Harry Mason, a student at Mil Jersville state teachers' college, spends the summer vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Muson, in Guldens.

Harry Mason Mil Jersville State Teachers’ College

Council Asks for Crossing Lights

Town Hall meeting notes show regular session presided by President Wolfe with full board. Bills approved totaling several small payments. water rents and receipts reported. authority given to borrow 500 for 30 days. discussion of gas hammer sale and Peters street water project. Signal lights at Hanover street crossing requested. WPA water main project funds noted for potential start. Adjourned to call of president.

Wolfe Murphy Pole Allen Brashears Aug Noel John L. Staub FE. E F. & M. Bank William L. Peterman Griffen Hensel G. E. Fink A. Club Himes Keefer Kline E. B. Kelly Co Cottncil Peters Street H. R. Wertz

Personal Mention Highlights Social Visits Across Town

The notices list numerous visits and stays by residents and guests from Hart Michigan to York and Baltimore, including Mrs. Herbert Sayles with the Barnitz family, Dr and Mrs George Leaks in Harrisburg, and Mr and Mrs Eldridge Henderson from New York. Multiple couples and individuals travel to centers such as Center Square Walkersville Maryland Lincolnway East West and Atlantic City for weekends and holidays.

J. M. Boyd Mahheim John E. C. Miller Center Square George Leaks Harrisburg Miller Raphael Carbaugh Annie Seleck York Frank Carbaugh Berlin Junction Eldridge Henderson Forest Hill Gardens New York C. L. Eicholtz Lincolnway Harry Noble Columbia Town Fred Stover Williamsport George Pavord Camden New Jersey S. W. Livingston Lincolnway West Catherine Miller W. Nelson Stauffer Walkersville Maryland Leo T. Brown and Son Washington, D. C H. OC. Slaybaugh West High Street William Haverstick Baltimore Stanford Grimes Attica Indiana S. J. Haverstick Lincolnway East E. E. Cashman Carlisle Street Georgianna Fink North Peters Street Warren Bessie R. Coleman G. N. Anderson Jane and George William R. Snyder Decoration Day Anderson Maudé Coleman George E. Fister Kutztown Dudley C. Brownell East Esther D. Feiser R. N New Cumberland H. S. Smith Guy Miller State College Paul Walker George Kiingel G. A. Kiimngel John Melhorn Berlin Street Ruth Krug Robert Sprenkle Anthony Loberto Atlantic City Methodist Episcopal Church R. B. Dysart New Bloomfield Dysart M. E. Church Jules Salimoni Bernard Wagner A P. Wagner Lincoln Bay West Washington

Local gatherings and family notes at New Chester area

NEW CHESTER reports weekend visits from Charles Shanebrook and family of Tully and John Shanebrook Jr of Syracuse. Several residents hosted guests, birthdays celebrated, and church events announced including a June children's day pageant and a lawn festival on June 20 for St John’s Reformed Church. Anna Witter, granddaughter of S H Witter, to graduate from Pittsburgh High School with a Bethany College scholarship.

Mary Ehrhardt Sharrer's Mill Jean Becker Thomiasville Ruth Bollinger New Oxford Luther Decker Near Here George Frank Hanover Frank Myers Frank March Grant Deatrick Heidlersburg Rufus Millhimes Harman Charles Charles Millthimes Harman Beamer Charles Millhines, Jr Rufus Haverstick Helen Fidler Catherine Yohe Edgar Millhimes George Beamer Jimmy Haverstick Roy Stock Robert Dellinger Ross Witler Pittsburgh S. H. Witler Edwin Snyder George Millhimes Edward Glick Allentown Jacob Myers George Trimmer Iva Snyder Harry Lough Clair Starry Albert Slaybaugh Guernsey Bob G. Marion Stambaurd Roxey Adele Jannine Roxey Stambaugh Constance Raffensberger Doris Jean Geraldine Louise Myrle Myers Blaine Wildasin Edwin Lea Trimmer Marian Starry Gwendolyn Hamm Madilla Slaybaugh Faber Wildasin R. J. Hamm Eva Raffensperger Viola Millhimes Mark Shanebrook George Dobbs Near Blooming Grove William Bollinger John Shanebrook

Pittsburgh Man Killed As Auto Hits Tree Near McKnightstown

Morris Minkin aged 40 of Pittsburgh died instantly when his car crashed into a tree less than a mile west of McKnightstown at 8 30 Saturday morning. His wife Kate Minkin 31 is seriously injured and their two children Harriet 14 and Jerome 8 are in critical condition at Annie M Warner hospital. Mrs Minkin told patrolman she may have lost control after taking the wheel about 50 miles west of the accident. The family were en route to Vineland New Jersey to visit Philip Minkin a brother of the dead man.

Pittsburgh McKnightstown Morris Minkin Beechwood Boulevard Kate M. Minkin Annie M. Warner Harriett Minkin Jerome Minkin 8 & Son Renz Philip Minkin Vineland N. J

Community notes from Heidlersburg and nearby towns

Local announcements list an open air service in Heidlersburg at Chestnut Hill School House on June 21 at 2 pm led by Rev. Henry J. Sternat. A St. Marks Lutheran church missionary program airs Sunday at 7 30 pm with music by the Star Ramblers of Hanover. Various residents move homes, attend races in Annapolis, visit relatives, and attend Decoration Day exercises with remarks by Rev. Sternat.

Chestnut Hill Henry J. Sternat Biglerville St. Mark's Lutheran Church Star Ramblers Hanover Ernie Shelleman Christ Livingston Emanuel Smith E. L Curtis Bosserman Wilmington Delaware Grant Deatrick W. S. Clarke Near Five Point J. Frank March New Chester Bessie Kemper Miss Renicker Near Center Mills Pane Mie Kemper

Weekend visits mark local social rounds around town

Timothy Lingg of Philadelphia spent the weekend with his mother Victoria Lingg near town. Several social groups hosted gatherings with attendees from Trenton Pittsburgh York and Baltimore including Miss Alma Myers and Pauline Bevenour, while Linus Bevenour hosted a Saturday evening in honor of Pauline Bevenour with a wide circle of relatives and friends from York Selinsgrove McSherrystown Clyde and McSherrystown.

Timothy Lingg Philadelphia Victoria Lingg Helen Ruth Trenton New Jersey Kir M. D. Feiser Lincolnway East W. A. McKnight Pittsburgh Edna McKnight Ralph Groft Harrisburg Harry Groft Misery Randolph Hespelhorn York W. Hafer Miller A. Shellman Greene Willard Stump Baltimore Arthur Alwine Spring Grove Percy Alwine Berlin Junction Alma Myers Lincolnway West Selinsgrove Fred’ Klunk Poplar Street Lititz Linus Bevenour Pauline Bevenour Marien Bevenour Guyon Bevenour Ethel Bevenour Leonard Becker Anne Klunk Anna Liversperger McSherrystown Marian Ling Lawrence Bevenour Clyde Robert Bevenour George Felty Town

Births in Montgomery and surrounding areas in May

Birth notices report George Joseph Crane born May 23 to Mr and Mrs George H Crane of Montgomery Alabama. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Mark Smith in Gardens Station at Annie M Warner hospital on May 27. James Samuel born May 22 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Krichten of Fonnewville. Edward Eugene born May 25 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Taylor of Aspers, a 10 pound son. Lloyd Reed and wife Gettysburg welcome their thirteenth child on an unnamed May Wednesday.

George H.rane Montgomery Alabama George Joseph Crane McSherrystown Mark Smith Gurdens Station Annie M.warner Hospital James Samuel Joseph Krichten Fonneauville Ralph Taylor O Aspers Edward Eugene Ord Lloyd Reed Gettysburg

Riverside theft suspect jailed after poultry raid

Joseph E. Brown, 28, of East Berlin, jailed on $1,909 bail after state police arrested him for feloniously entering a York county farmer's hennery and attempting to steal chickens. Troopers Kasparvich and North said Brown admitted being in Harry Lucas's hennery but denied placing nine White Giants in bags found in the coop.

Joseph E. Brown East Berlin York County Ghennery William Kasparvich Richard North Harrsburg Barracks Brown Harry Lucas Dillsburg R. D Carroll Township

Baltimore pairs visit Mane Curbaugh in Luancoluway East

Miss Catherine Rosegrant and Miss Teresa Jendras of Baltimore Maryland visit Mane Curbaugh in Luancoluway East. The brief note records their travel and origins, highlighting the meeting as a social encounter.

Catherine ‘Rosegrant Teresa Jendras Baltimore, Maryland Mane Curbaugh Luancoluway East

York-Adams Saturday Scortes Results

In Mecrning games McSherrystown defeated York-Adams rivals 43 to 2 while Spring Grove 2 New Freedom 8 Albemarle 5 West York 1. Afternoon play saw Albemarle 10 West York 8 Spring Grove 2 New Freedom 1 Littlestown 17 Hanover 0 McSherrystown 11 New Oxford.

Manover McSherrystown Spring Grove West York New Freedom Albemarle New Oxford Littiestown Hanover McBherrystown

Local Scoreboard Reflects Varied High School Results

The roundup lists Hanover 123 New Oxford 8 and Spring Grove 7, Littlestown 3, West York 8, New Freedom 2, McEһerrystown 12, Albemarle 5, indicating a busy period of league games. Strong performances from McEһerrystown and Hanover contrasted by smaller margins elsewhere.

Local Cricket Scores and Place Mentions Cleaned

Fragmentary OCR lists teams Spring Grove West York New Freedom Fattover A bemarle Littlestown McSherrystown New Oxford with numeric scores and codes 200.0 94 PC 744 692 643 583 280 231 154, indicating a roundup of match or standings data without complete context.

Spring Grove O West York New Freedom Fattover Oy Bemarle Oo Eee Ccc Littlestown McSherrystown New Oxford

Littlestown Falls to Albemarle in Weekend Scores

Littlestown registered its second win of the season by defeating McSherrystown 3 to 1 at Old Millfield Saturday morning. In the afternoon locals lost 11 to 7 at McSherrystown and 12 to 9 at Hanover on Sunday. Other listed games include Hanover at Albemarle and West York at Littlestown with no full schedules provided.

New Oxford Littlestown Old Millfield McSherrystown Hanover

For Sale Household and farm items in Abbottstown area

Multiple local classifieds list for sale items including light wagons, a John Deere mower and hay rake, binders and cultivators, used farm machinery, washers with price ranges, live stock and horse listings, and roofing materials. Also notes shop and store contact details in Abbottstown and New Oxford Pennsylvania.

John Deere Deering McCormick

Child Darts Into Car's Path Near Heidlersburg

eleven year old William Dentler of Dover R1 York county was struck by William W. Funt's car on the Biglerville road three miles west of Heidlersburg while playing on a bridge. Dentler sustained a fractured left rib, abrasions, contusions, shock, and a knee bruise and was taken to Annie M. Warner hospital.

William Dentler Clayton Dentler Dover R. 1 York County Annie M. Warner Heidlersburg Biglerville Road S. Sheaffer William W. Funt Tatie Rock

Littletown Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Incorporation

Notice from Littlestown Pennsylvania citizens desiring to form a non profit corporation named Littlestown Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles Inc for social and beneficial purposes. Charter application to Governor of Pennsylvania to be filed June 10, 1936. Incorporators listed: George L. Maitland John P McEherry Thomas J. Rider Harry E. Gettier George G. Collins Join P. Butt Eng. Solicitor.

Littlestown Littleestown Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles, Inc State of Pennsylvania A. D George L. Maitland John P. McEherry Thomas J. Rider Harry E. Gettier George G. Collins P. Butt Eng Bolicitor

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