Publication details for New Oxford Item Compensco
The item lists publication details for the New Oxford Item Compens, a Pennsylvania corporation, with Henry J. Smith of Gettysburg as managing editor.
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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
2
The item lists publication details for the New Oxford Item Compens, a Pennsylvania corporation, with Henry J. Smith of Gettysburg as managing editor.
Twenty years ago John Overbaugh and Lawrence Bunty of McSherrystown underwent operations in Hanover hospital. Mrs Leo Noel of McSherrystown admitted for treatment. Margaret McLaughlin near town had tonsils removed at Warner hospital. Mrs Paul Smith and son near Centennial discharged from Hanover hospital. Little Billy Geisler of Lincolnway East operated on in a Harrisburg hospital. Mr and Mrs M J Johnston of Sunbury moved to Plymire tenants on W High street. Mervin B Wiseman, 32, near Bon-
McSherrystown reports births for Mr and Mrs Paul L Gephart and Mr and Mrs Ralph C Keffer at Hanover hospitals. Rochester ordained Father Hugh Francis Brady to the holy priesthood with first Mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral and St Ambrose Church. Lois Benson of Gettysburg hospital fined $25 and costs for reckless driving in Gettysburg.
Abbottstown residents report illness including Mrs. Mark Alwine and Michael Smith while Miss Anna Bosserman and Clair Meckley stay home. Mrs. Fisher moves. John W. Butler and Filmore Menges travel for MS clinic in Olean New York. property trades occur in Hamilton township and Hanover area. Funeral pallbearers from People's State Bank offices in East Berlin attend William P. Baker's service. Elder Monroe Danner and Reverend L J Karshner officiate.
A long list of real estate transfers shows Alfred L. Myrick of Gettysburg selling on Breckenridge Street to Peter H. and Amy C. McIntyre. Other deeds include Smyers to Smyers in Amsterston and Huntington townships, Blackwell to Luther Stauffer heirs, Messinger purchase in Reading Township, and Bettman buys in Menallen Township. Multiple buyers, towns, and acreage totals are noted including a 33 acre Straban Township property and a 206 acre Reading Township tract.
Classified notices listing eight and seven room houses with water and electric service in White Hall Littlestown and New Oxford, plus farms with barns silos and grain. also restaurants and gasoline, used cars, lawn equipment, farm machinery, and repairs. Includes Realtors Garland and Stauer, plus J. Neiderer and Smith ads. several farm equipment and service offers across Adams County.
Two miles north of Elizabethtown Pa sale on Saturday June 16 1951 at 11:00 A.M. features 35 new and used tractors and crawlers plus corn pickers and farm machinery. Also cars trucks hogs and farming gear with cash terms.
Miss Betty Jean Wenschhof daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Wenschhof Gettysburg R5 graduates from Shippensburg State Teachers college with a bachelor of science degree. She will join the Fairfield Joint School system in its newly created commercial department. Silver and gold coins have rough edges to deter filing of metal while preserving coin appearance.
Four room bungalow with bath and gas heat plus garage near New Oxford. 5 room cement block semi with gas heat and garage. Seven room brick house with fireplace and garage. Seven room frame house with extra lot and rural town price for immediate sale. Luncheonette with soda fountain, stock and equipment in excellent location. We have cash buyers for houses and farms in or near Hanover. ALVIN R. NISSLY Peoples Bank Bidg Hanover Pa. Henry E. Markle.
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