New Oxford News Highlights Local Events and Memorial Day Tribute
Local fire company meets Friday. Social club hosted by Mrs. Fleshman. Foundry accident injures C A Brashshears. Residents visit relatives in Gettysburg and East Berlin. Four score plus seniors graduate at Gettysburg College. Band concert on Center Square and Memorial Day parade praised. Several local exploits including patent grant to Robert Manley and many community notices.
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New Oxford
Henry Hersh
Gettysburg
Macon
Marion Reibold
Center Square
New Oxford Item
Howard BE
Eyster
York
York News Agency
Conewago A. C
Hanover Heel & Innersole Company
Hanover Eagles
Irishtown
Gettysburg College
Margaret Snyder
Claude Straley
John Colestock
Hostetter
Lincoln Highway
Galdens
East Berlin
Chas. Lippy
Westminster
George Klingel
Edgar S. Auker
Lincolnway
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Ed. T. Auker
Kitty
Monroe J. Shearer
Daniel Diehl
North Codorus Township
York County
Shearer
Robert E. Manley
Kate Himes
Manley Manufacturing Company
St. Mary’s Church
New Oxford High School
York Springs
Theusiness and Industrial Girls’ Club
Rose Spangler
Business Girls’ Club
W. D. Himes Lodge
Emma Little
Grace Yohe
Superior Garage
Arthur Hemming
New
Chas. Markle
J. R. Stoudt
Sons of Veterans
Mervin Roland
Hanover Hospital
Park Restaurant
Noble Cottage
P. T. Hoffheins
Clgar
S. D. Aughinbaugh
Hoffheins
Michael Hoffheins
Margaret E. Kohler
Institute of Education
New York University
A. A. Carbaugh
Philadelphia
H. E. Freed
Paul E. Lau
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Hanover
Camp 22
E. C. Miller
Paul Mummert
Calvin Hale
William Reichart
Arnold Angel
Robert Noble
Ralph Zortman
Raymond Kline
Monroe Hildebrand
Edward F
Charles Gentzler
Fayetteville
Adams Transit Company
Cross Keys
Edna Spangler
H. D. Hoover
Seminary
Memorial Day events and local updates recount Hanover and New Oxford news
Memorial Day activities in New Oxford and Hanover are highlighted with a band fundraiser netting about 108 dollars and an estimated 60 dollars to be cleared. Local residents received injuries, bus routes and school events listed, along with a series of community notices from fraternal orders to town outings and civic recognitions.
Sanders Family Reunion Held at Sanders Home Near New Oxford
The Sanders family held an annual reunion Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ida Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Sanders near New Oxford. Dozens of relatives attended including Ida Sanders, Chas Sanders, Edward Myers, Harry Bowling, Charles Wachter, Hilary Sanders, and many other Sanders and associated families.
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Sanders
Ida Sanders
Merle Sanders
New Oxford
Chas. Sanders
W. E. Sanders
Edward Myers
Harry Bowling
Chas. Wachter
Hilary Sanders
John Eck
Leo
Anna
Francis
Joseph
Thelma
Theresa
Paul
Chas. Weaver
Mary
Jane
Rose
George
James
Felix Sanders
Harold
William
Betty
Richard
John Carbaugh
Clarence
Robert
Joel Sanders
Rita
Mark
Bernard Morrison
Edward
Thoas
Guy
Margaret
Augustus Orendorff
Guy Baker
Catherine
Frances
Chas. Bowling
Junior
Eugene
Bernard Howe
Clent
Gerald
Winifred
Guy Sanders
Roger
Stephen
James Myers
Jael Jr
Girard
Maud
Joseph Myers
Helen
Lawrence
Joseph, Jr
Myr
William Myers
Clarence Wachter
Lando Sanders
Gleason Sanders
Owen Sanders
David Ecken~rode
Jacob Baker
Leonard Sanders
Charlotte Sanders
May Sanders
Deaths in area claim many lives across counties
Obituary notices report deaths in Newark Harrisburg and Hanover area communities. Felna Lott, 45, wife of Harry J. Lott, to be buried in Gettysburg after death at home. Sarah Garlin, 68, mother of Mrs. Raymond Brougher, dies in Harrisburg. George Mills, 79, dies at Adams County Home. survivors include daughter Mrs. Aaron Woodring. Henry D. Hamm, Civil War veteran, dies at 83 with many children and siblings named. Grant A. Bucker, 62, Hanover hospital death after illness. funeral held. Mary Margaret Leonard, 17 months, dies of pneumonia. Multiple additional deaths listed with survivors and funeral details.
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Felna Lott
Harry J. Lott
Newark
N. J
Lott
William H
Rebecca Lott
Gettysburg
Sarah Garlin
Raymond Brougher
East Berlin
Harrisburg
George Mills
Iron Springs
Adams County
Aaron Woodring
John Mills
Charles Mills
Henry D. Hamm
Carvin Strayer
York
Strayer
Nathan Stambaugh
Spring Grove
Harry Hamm
West York
Herbert Hamm
Brodbecks
Charles Hamm
Hanover
Curtis Hamm
Tempest Hamm
George Kinley
Jacob Shultz
Portland
Oregon
George Hamm
Bast Berlin
Jacob Kerchner
Julian Garver
Emory Sterner
Grant A. Bucker
Hanover Hospital
Noah
Elizabeth Bucker
William
Louis Bucker
Carlisle
Bertha Bucker
Hospital Patients Celebrate Various Surgeries in Hanover Area
Read of numerous operations and recoveries at Warner and Hanover hospitals. Patients include Miriam Cashman Beulah Wentz and Martha Crone treated for tonsil removals. Mrs Wilbur Schwartz for goiter. many others discharged after appendectomies fractures and transfusions. The report notes Dr J P Dalbey's critical condition and related medical efforts in Harrisburg and Gettysburg areas.
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Miriam Cashman
Beulah Wentz
East Berlin
Martha Crone
Gardners
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Wilbur Schwartz
Hanover Hospital
Mary Madyline Dawney
Eleanor Club
R. J
Frank Study
Littlestown
Calvin Sanders
M. A. Sanders
Hanover
Obadiah Harner
Lunchtown
Charles Spangler
York Springs
Wariner Hospital
Eugene Knupp
Muted Knupp
Kaneover Hospital
Irvin Mummert
Helen Kolarik
Francis Kolarik
West Side Sanitarium
York
Mildred Manger
Pen
Harriburg Hospital
Dalbey
St Mary’s School Closing Exercises Friday
The program for St Mary’s parochial school closing exercises Friday includes orchestra, hymns, recitations by seventh and eighth graders, and a drama with named student roles. Diplomas and prizes will be awarded followed by addresses and musical selections by Pauline Carbaugh, Teresa Staub, and others.
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St. Mary’s School
Orchestra Pauline Carbaugh
Teresa Staub
Kenneth Alwine
Paul Yingling
Guy Staub
Curtis Miller
Bernard and
Clinton Carbaugh
Harold Staub
Marriages and a statutory charge mark Hanover area
Local notices report several marriages across Hanover and surrounding towns including Straley and Parthemer in Altoona, Flickinger and Brown in Littlestown York, and Wolff and Pitts in Hanover. A statutory offense involving 16 year old H T Chronister of East Berlin leads to his arrest and detention in Adams County jail.
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H. T. Chronister
East Berlin
York
William Kasparich
Lad
Kasparvich
Gettysburg
Adams County
Adams Transit plans bus excursion to Luray Caverns
The Adams Transit company advertises a Saturday trip to Luray Caverns scheduled for June 29. St Paul's Reformed Church Class No 1 in New Oxford will hold an ice cream and strawberry festival on the church lawn on Saturday, June.
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Adams Transit Company
Luray Caverns
St. Paul's Reformed Church
New Oxford
New Oxford Tops Littlestown 7 6 In Adams Count League
A late rally gave New Oxford a 7 6 home win over Littlestown in Adams County League action. Sponseller hit a long two run drive in the tenth after Oist singled and Haverstick walked. Brueher and Sponseller led Littlestown with three hits, while Althoff Feeser and Waltman supplied Littlestown’s early offense.
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Sponseller
New Oxford
Littlestown
Oist
Haverstick
Sporseller
Brueher
Oxfordites
Oxford
Althoff
Feeser
Waltman
E. Feeser
D. Feeser
Hanover Man Arrested After Vehicle Crash Near Railroad
J. G Hoffman of New Oxford shot to mind as an unstable driver and thieved threat. He allegedly drove his car onto a concrete wall and fell onto the 126 Western Maryland railroad tracks in Hanover on Monday morning. Police notified, Ward Constable Steffman and officers arrested Hoffman for the night. A hearing before Chief Burges Howard II Single led to release after paying a fine.
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Hanover
J. G Hoffman
New Oxford
Western Maryland Railroad
Eloc
Hsnover Police Department
Railros
Hsom
Curtis Wire
Steffman
Hoffman
Burges Howard II
York Gazette
Butch Howard F. Slagle
Hanover Record
Local residents report illnesses and a birth list
A string of health notes and family milestones from Hanover to York Springs. Names include Mary Eline near Centennial, J. D. Shanebrook Gettysburg, Mrs John Mummert York Springs, Jacob Kessler Spring Grove, Mrs George Kaley Two Taverns, Lottie Snyder White Hall, Sarah Lentz and Mir Elen Snyder White Hall, Mr and Mrs Hemler Sherrytown, Mr Harry Bemiller Hanover, Mrs Charles Hillard Grand Valley, Maurice Reindollar Littlestown, Paul Charles Junior Hanover, Walter Kale Hanover, Richard Francis, L. E. Potts York Springs, Richard Gott Gettysburg, Robert Lentz Cumberland township, Amos R. Simpson Hanover, Isabella M. Hileman Gettysburg. Many are listed as ill or recovering. others note births in Hanover and nearby towns.
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Virginia C. Neiderer
Pius O. Neiderer
McSherrystown
Edward
Vincent
J. Henry
William Charles
Thomas O. Weaver
Joseph McKinney
Grand Army of the Republic
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
McKinney
Ben
Robert
Bertram
Grover McKinney
MecSherrystown
A. M. Hambach
Charles Smith
Adam McKinney
Mary Margaret
John H. Leonard
Ira J. Peterman
Elnathan Peterman
Simon I. Riley
Hampon
Frank Moritz
Mummasburg
Helen I
Mary K
Ward J
Ruth A
Paul C
George E
Waler F
Ralph J
Merle V
Charles (. Riley
Luly Walter
Waynesboro
Myr
Francis Riley
York
Riley
St. Francis Xavier Church
Gettysburg
Mark Stock
George Mummert
Hershey
L. W. Hershey
Clara Brough
Henry Brough
Aspers
Myron Brough
John
Frank Gar
Hall
John Hall
Old Hall
Buchanan Valley
Rhinehart
Mary Ann Miller
F. W. Topper
John M. Irvin
Wiliam Irvin
John I. Hall
Dale F. Kane
Lemoyne
Hall Homestead
F. P. Straley
Lewisberry
Florence M. Straley
Wiliam M. Parthemer
Cly
R. D
Ninth Avenue M. E
Altoona
J. Perry Miller
Miss Straley
Shippensburg State Teachers’ College
Mr. Parthemer
Leschey
M Wine
Lewis I. Hankle
Annie T. Manickle
F. Nadine State
Robert Stahl
H.scott City
Carl Mumford
Beulah K. Brown
Charles L. Brown
Mount Pleasant Township
C. L. Baker
East Berlin
Charles H. Fickinger
Litlestown
Amelia J. Brown
St. John's Parsonage
Littlestown
J. I. Hummer
Flickinger
Robert Rifle
J. H. Harlan
the Reformed Church
Mary C. Miller
Reisterstown
Richard B
C. ( .Dean
St Paul's Luther Church
Warering
Hanove
Jacob Kessler
Spring Grove
Kessler
George Kaley
Lottie Snyder
White Hall
Littiestown
Sarah Lentz
Mir- Elen Snyder
George Hemler
Sherrytown
Harry Bemiller Hancover
Charles Hillard
Hanger
Hilliard
Grand Valley
Maurice Reindollar
Littestown
Paul Angell
Paul Charles
Walter C. Kale Hanover
Ruchard Francis
L. E. Potts
York Springs
Richard Gott
Munday
Robert Lentz
Cumberland Township
Amos R. Simpson
Isabella M. My
David Hileman
Friday
Marly Case Involving Long and Irvin at Buchanan Valley
Charles J. Long of Oxford township and Clara BE Irvin of Littlestown are named in a marly matter concerning Buchanan Valley.
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Charles J. Long
Oxford Township
Clara BE
Irvin
Littlestown
Formarly
Buchanan Valley
Church Services and Programs for First Evangelical Lutheran and Methodist
The notice details Sunday services at First Evangelical Lutheran led by George E. Sheffer with a 10 15 am worship and a 7 pm Children's Day program. It notes Children's Day activities, a June 23 Holy Communion, and a June 30 musical program. The Methodist Episcopal church lists 9 am Sunday School and 10 05 am worship with the theme The Cost of Discipleship and a cottage prayer meeting at Mrs Joda Yvers on Lincolnway East at 0' op mi.
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church
George E. Sheffer
Samuel
Arentis
Inge
Church Council
Hampton
Methodist Episcopal Wit
J. R. Stoudt
Oda Yvers
Lincolnway
St Pauls Reformed Church Announces Services and Events
Rev Maurice Ander Anderson and his wife, Christian missionaries to India, will preach Sunday at 9 a m with worship following at 11. Emmanuel Reformed Church hosts a concert by the Gable family Friday evening June 18, free admission. Sunday School meets at 9 a m, Children Day practice tonight and tomorrow. consistory to meet in the school room. all welcome.
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St. Paul’s
KE. Sheely
Uastor -Su
A. m
C. FE
Maurice Ander Eent
Uniteterian Seminary
Pittisby Anderson
Hristianaries
India
Ethel Wehler
Gable
E Church
Services Sunday June 9 at Burg and Hampton
Church notices list services on Sunday June 9 with a morning gathering at Burg at 10 a.m. and an evening Children’s Day exercise at Pines at 7 30 p m stating location Hampton for the special program.
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Burg
Hampton
Regular Monthly Council Proceedings and Bills Passed
Regular monthly session held with all members present except Kepner. Minutes from previous meeting read and approved. Bills approved by committee include freight, salaries, police, welding, gas, and street work totaling various amounts. adjourned after motion to postpone the ordinance reading until Friday evening, June 14.
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Kepner
Iilbert
Plymir
W. Cou
Schmuck
Emory F. Melhorn
Inbo Allen Brashears
G6mes
Wm. Ilabor
Jo- P. Smith
Polies
Guy A. Staub
M. Wolfe
S. Hanasker
Youth Denied Parole After Arrears in Court
Calvin Krug of H was denied parole as he could not pay fines and costs. He was ordered to pay weekly support for his wife and child and faced 90 days in jail for rony. An officer halted his escape during an arrest for larceny as Krug owed $33 in arrears. The case was continued to next week.
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Calvin Krug
Cou
Krug
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the Pines
Stan Lawrence
M. A. L. Trostle
Theo
Pfeiffer
V. Geo
the Our Father Hymn To the Sacred Heart
William Breighner
Rastus
Willie
Percival Harold Reginald Rollinson
Charles Rinehart
Iber Overbaugh
Clyde Beveneur
William Weaver
Paul Staub
Mark Kuhn
Charles Edward—Percival
Pauline Carbaugh
Reverend Father Whalen
Blue
Biglerville
Midway
W. L. PC
New Oxford York Springs Biglerville
Mary Eline
Centennial
J. D. Shanebrook
John Mummert
Stork Vews
Mariage Licenses
Council
Baxter
TE T, Brown
Lynne W Foundry
R. C Taughinba
Peters Street
Plymire
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