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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
The Gettysburg curb market returns after a 25 year absence, reviving a rival market scene in the town. Local merchants and shoppers anticipate renewed commerce and community gathering at the open air stalls.
Gettysburg residents poured into the new indoor markets at the American Legion building and the rear of the Sachs Farmers’ Market Saturday. In all 39 indoor stalls were rented for year long use and 33 outdoor stalls filled at the Farmers’ Market. A total of 50 stalls were provided, with space to grow. Marketmasters Luther I. Sachs and George B. Aughinbaugh oversaw operations as dozens of vendors signed yearly or daily contracts at rates of 25 dollars yearly or four cents daily. The Adams County Market Growers’ association barred Saturday attendees from entering the Farmers’ Market next week until formal applications are submitted.
Father A Bollinger of Atlanta Georgia son of Mrs Alice Bollinger McSherrystown has been elected to a two year term as a Kiwanis International trustee The election occurred in San Antonio He is a prominent Atlanta Kiwanis member and southern district sales manager of Postal Telegraph He is the only Georgian chosen as Kiwanis trustee Mrs Bollinger formerly Miss Gladys Dicks of New Oxford
Sheriff Wible says future sheriff's sales of real estate will be held at the courthouse on Saturdays at 11 o'clock instead of 2 o'clock. The notice updates timing and location for proceedings.
An old advertisement touts Zeta antiseptic deodorant powder from a Swiss chemist. Rub on feet or sprinkle in shoes for about three minutes of relief from burning, itching, and offensive perspiration. Doctors and athletic trainers allegedly endorse the product. money back if not satisfied.
The chart contrasts postwar living costs with a drop in electricity prices. It notes electricity costs at 31 percent below prewar levels and 11 percent below 1929, while other essentials rose. It cites 21 million electricity customers and widespread home use, plus tax contributions and lower rates than municipal plants. It also records Ascension Day Memorial Day double holiday occurrences and a birth in Gardners.
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