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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1928

Page

8

Local items report theft and business sale in small towns

A Buick roadster owned by Ray mond Devener of Hanover was reported stolen Sunday night in Hanover. John Highland sold his hot dog restaurant in Gettysburg to Sam Georgeadhes. William Boyson, a second year student at Hahneman Medical School in Philadelphia, returned to Gettysburg for the summer. Governor Fisher issues a Flag Day proclamation urging display of the National Emblem on June 14.

Raymond Devener Hanover John Highland Gettysburg Sam Georgeadhes William Boyson Hahneman Medical School Philadelphia Governor Fisher

Conductor Eckert's Father On Lincoln's Train At Gettysburg

Hanover man Jacob G Eckert follows his father John Eckert as a conductor on the Western Maryland Railway nearly forty seven years. Lincoln rode the Hanover Branch to Gettysburg, where his father served as conductor and received a silver watch from the president.

Coolidge Jacob G. Eckert Hanover John Eckert Lincoln Gettysburg Eckert Edkert Baltimore Jacob Grant Eckert Western Maryland Railway Baltimore Sun President Coolidge Mr. Eckert Steward

Review of Rev. Paul Foulk’s Clarksburg pastorate

A three year summary shows Rev. Paul L. Foulk of St. Mark's Lutheran Church Clarksburg W V preached 304 sermons conducted 130 mid week services and oversaw numerous religious education efforts including 225 in Bible schools and 90 in a weekday school. The church strengthened finances paying parsonage debts and adding a new organ and hymnals while the congregation grew to 164 members with 90 received under Foulk.

Paul L. Foulk St. Mark's Lutheran Church Clarksburg W. Va White Hall Boy Scouts Luther League Ladies’ Acs Society United Lutheran Church Pension Faulk

New road surface experiments planned on state highway

The Pennsylvania Highway Department may test new road surfaces this summer on the Harrisburg to Gettysburg route via Dillsburg and Carlisle. Concrete sections show issues from insufficient thickness or light bases, producing waviness and frost damage, prompting a plan to overlay with bituminous material. Also noted is the return of Mi Maybelle Thereter to Gettysburg for summer with her parents.

State Highway Department Harisburg Dillsburg Gettysburg Motor Club of Harrisburg Pensylvania Gettysburg Pike

New Price List for Vintage Cars Displays Several Models

A concise price rundown lists Del's entries with figures around 581 567 602 610 and 672 for various models. It also notes a Willys Knight Standard Six at 1185 with related codes B15 and JB1185, reflecting catalog pricing and model references.

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