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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1957

Page

2

Hanover Man Takes His Life

James B. Dixon, 56, of 201 Spring Ave Hanover, died Monday at his summer cottage at Dicks Dam New Oxford R. 1 from a 12 gauge shotgun self-inflicted wound. Coroner said death due to personal safety. Survived by wife Mary D. Dixon and daughter Virginia Grace, two sisters, and a brother-in-law who found him. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Hanover with burial Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

James B. Dixon Mary D. (Becker) Dixon Spring Ave Hanover Dicks’ Dam New Oxford R. 1 C. G. Crist Wade Becker Becker New York City J. Owen Nettie Bargett Dixon Mummert-Dixon Company Emmanuel Reformed Church Virginia Grace Dixon Arnold A. John Upper Darby George R. Wildasin

Hartzell appeals for Red Cross gifts in Adams County

Crosby N. Hartzell finance chairman for the Adams County Red Cross urges residents who have not donated in the 1957 drive to send contributions directly to the Red Cross office on Baltimore Street. Only $10,000 of the $17,000 goal has been raised, and unreported solicitors are asked to turn in funds. If the goal isn’t met, water safety and other services may be curtailed.

Crosby N. Hartzell Adams County Red Cross Red Cross Baltimore Hartzell

Public sale of farm estate in Tyrone township 1957

Real estate and farm equipment go under the hammer at 6 PM on Friday June 14 1957. The 78 acre farm near Route 234 includes a two story frame house with poultry dressing abattoir and outbuildings plus 65 acres tillable land and 14 acres woodland. Equipment includes Farmall tractors plows all manner of harrows hay rake corn planter and other tools. Household goods and pabattoir equipment listed along with fencing and misc farm items. Refreshment rights reserved to local church group.

Tyrone Township Biglerville Heidlersburg International Power Massey- Harris International John Deere New Holland Minneapolis Culton Kalamazoo Westinghouse Pabattoir Toledo Heichersburg Busy Bees Heidiersburg U. B. Church

Sneeringer Receives BA From St. Vincent College Latrobe

Dale Girard Sneeringer son of Mr and Mrs John L Sneeringer R 1 New Oxford graduated from St. Vincent College Latrobe Sunday with a Bachelor of Arts. He participated in St. Vincent De Paul St. Thomas More Junior Homiletic Literary and Mission societies and in football bowling and volleyball. After graduation he plans to pursue Catholic priesthood. Attending were his parents his brother in law and sisters Mr and Mrs Cyril Hagerman and Carole Ann Sneeringer New Oxford RD.

Dale Girard Sneeringer John L. Sneeringer R. 1 New Oxford St. Vincent College Latrobe Sneeringer St. Vincent de Paul St. Thomas More Cyril Hagerman Carole Ann Sneeringer New Oxford R. D

Joseph P Small Dies In Hanover Hospital

Joseph P Small 67 of McSherrystown dies Monday night at Hanover General Hospital. He was a WWI veteran and survived by wife Jeanette and daughter Gloria, with siblings and local members noting his work as a wood carver and union memberships. Funeral set at Kernan Funeral Home and Annunciation Church. Military rites by American Legion post. Rosary tonight at 8. Collision in York between two cars caused minor damage. no injuries reported.

Joseph Peter Smal Jeanette A. Weaver Small McSherrystown Hanover General Hospital John and Mary Strausbaugh Small Hallam Furniture Co Annunciation Church Holy Name Society McSherrystown Fire Co The Home Association McSherrystown Aerile Patrick F. McGee Harold H. Bair Post American Legion

Reading Township School Budget Public Notice 1957

The proposed budget of the School District of Reading Township Adams County Pennsylvania for 1957 58 will be available for public inspection at the Secretary s residence in Hampton until the Board meeting on July 1 1957 at 800 P M EDST when it will be adopted The Board will maintain a 500 per capita tax and a 5 per capita tax under respective acts Residents 21 or new residents must notify the assessor within 12 months to incur a penal sum equal to the tax Notice by Ralph D Uffelman Secretary Hampton PA and Eugene KR Hartman Solicitor

Reading Township Adams County Pennsylvania Hampton E.D.S.T

Adams County Highway Dept Plans Major Road Upgrades

Adams county road crews launched an extensive program to surface 155 miles of stabilized roads and treat 35 miles with surface material. The Lincoln highway east of Gettysburg will be resurfaced starting about July 20 in three lanes with no traffic interruptions. A $13,800 dust-control project was completed on 40 miles, with calcium chloride to be reapplied. Additional sections from Heidlersburg to East Berlin and Rt 01004 near Heidlersburg are underway, using motor power equipment for black topping on stabilized roads. Plans extend into next year with more chip paving and resurfacing along Rt 01005, Rt 01007, Rt 01010, Rt 01012, and Rt 01016, plus a street resurfacing in Bendersville.

Adams County Gettysburg Borough Lne Clyde Garber Heidlersburg Gettysburg-Harrisburg Rd Gardens Sugartown Brush Run Oxford-Bonneatville Erty Fairfield Rd Water Works Rd Freedom Mt. Joy Cumberland Mt. Pleasant Maryland Line Bonneauville York County McSherrystown Mummasburg Shhrivers Corner Culp's Corner Arendtsville Bendersville Latimore Virginia Mills Hamiltonban

Alpha Xi Delta Building Corporation seeks charter in Gettysburg

Adams County Court will hear on June 10 1957 at 10:00 a.m. an application to form a nonprofit corporation under Pennsylvania nonprofit law. The proposed Alpha Xi Delta Building Corporation of Gettysburg aims to provide housing and support for the Alpha Xi Delta Chapter at Gettysburg College, manage finances, own or lease property, raise funds, and cooperate with the college to promote welfare and activities of members and the student body. Incorporators are Florence Donley Ruth Wolfe Gertrude Bachman Dora Oyler Alma Wickerham, with Bigham & Raffensperger as attorneys.

Court OF Common Pleas Adams County Pennsylvania Alpha Xi Delta Building Corporation Gettysburg Act of General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity Gettysburg College National Council of Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity Prothonotary Florence Donley Ruth Wolfe Gertrude Bachman Dora Oyler Alma Wickerham Bigham & Raffensperger Exsaqs

New Oxford Woman Dies Monday Sister of Local Resident

Mrs. Melissa Ellen Moe 71 died Monday night in Harrisburg. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star of Duluth Minnesota. Surviving: brother William Rice Detroit and sister Mrs Edith Liebture New Oxford. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from Walnut Street funeral home Newport with Rev P J Horick Ickesburg Lutheran Church officiating. Body cremated ashes interred in Florence Wisconsin. Attorney John A MacPhaul for Gettysburg National Bank bought James A and Catherine C Meyers Strahan Twp property. sheriff sale at court house Saturday bid 3500.

Melissa Ellen Moe Harrisburg Order of the Eastern Star Duluth, Minn William Rice Detroit Edith Liebture New Oxford Walnut St Newport P. J. Horick Ickesburg Lutheran Church Florence Wisc John A. MacPhaul Gettysburg National Bank James A and Catherine C. Meyers Strahan Twp Court House

Estate of Henry L Rinehart in Adams County PA probate

Letters Testamentary have been granted to Henry L Rinehart Jr also known as Henry J Rinehart Jr executor of the will of Henry L Rinehart deceased of Oxford Township Adams County Pa. Creditors and debtors must file and pay promptly with the executor or his attorney J F Yake Jr Gettysburg Pa.

Henry L Rinehart Henry J. Rinehart Oxford Township Adams County Pennsylvania Register of Wills Enry L. Rinehart JR Henry J. Rinehart Jr R. D New Oxford Henry L Rnehart J. F. Yake Jr Gettysburg

Historians Tour John C. Myers Clock Collection in New Oxford

About 30 members of the Adams County Historical Society visited the John C. Myers collection at 338 Lincolnway West. The two floor display features dozens of clocks including 47 grandfather clocks and other antique timepieces, with many in running order despite limited tour time.

Adams County Historical Society John C. Myers Myers Lincolnway West New Oxford Mrs. Myers Florida Mr. Myers

Beautiful country home with 20 acres near York

Listings describe an 8 room stone house on 20 acres with bank barn, wind break, landscaped grounds, and a spring watered by Penn State planning. Includes 2,000 ft creek frontage, deep boating, riding potential, 20 miles from Hanover, price 22 000. other homes priced 6500 and 7800 with several conveniences.

Penn State York Hanover

Clocks Revealed in Myers Home Timepiece Tour

A vast clock collection showcased by Mr. Myers includes 14 grandfather clocks and many others from 150 years ago or earlier. Notable pieces feature a skeleton clock with a non ticking pendulum, a striking skeleton clock, wagon-spring and banjo clocks, and clocks from Hanover to London with rich cases and etched fronts. The display highlights rare forms such as wag-on-the-wall clocks and moon phase dials, while noting the absence of works from John Albert and Samuel Keplinger. The historical society plans its next meeting in October under Dr. Frederick Tilbersy.

Myers Hanover Carlisle Lebanon Norristown Frederick London New Hampshire Ives Chester County Hagerstown Massachusetts

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