School Safety and Cleaning Classes Schedule in Bigterville
Registration in Philadelphia runs noon to 1 pm for a seminar titled School Safety led by John F. Dwyer of the Department of Labor and Industry. Lunch at Lupp's Restaurant costs $1.50, with 1:00 to 1:40 pm registration. Housekeeping practices for dusting and cleaning will be taught by Sloan. Fire prevention classes run 2:00 to 2:50 pm led by John W. Murren and Donald Jacobs. A separate cleaning problems class for toilet rooms is 3:00 to 4:00 pm led by the Gettysburg fire marshal.
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Philadelphia
John F. Dwyer
Bureau of Inspections
Department of Labor and Industry
Lupp
Bigterville
Sloan
John W. Murren
Adams County
Donald Jacobs
Gettyeburg
Oxford Township Amusement Tax Ordinance Adopted
The Board of Supervisors of Oxford Township Adams County Pennsylvania will enact a 5 percent tax on admission to places of amusement within the township to raise general revenue. The ordinance outlines collection by payers, monthly reports, penalties for nonpayment, and definitions of place of amusement and person, with a July 19 1962 effective date.
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D.S.T
Board of Supervisors of
Oxford Townehfy
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Oxford Township
New Oxford S. 1
Board of Supervisors
Oxford Townable
Adaims County
Edinance Board of Supervisors
Spohn Funeral Held for Mrs Emma Spahr and Notes on School Institute
Mrs Emma Spahr 83 widow of William J Spahr died at 855 p m at her son Harry Spahr's home in Thomas. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Kenneth Ehrhart from Robert F Koller Funeral Home York and burial was at Stitz Cemetery. Other items mention upcoming school bus drivers institute in August with certificates to be handed out, coordinated by Fred H Miller and the Department of Public Instruction.
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Bernice Williams
Anita Wildasin
York
East Berlin
Isaac
William Berkheimer
Hanover
Lutheran Congregation of Bethlehem
Ste) Union Church
Stiltz
Kenneth 5. Ehrhart
Robert F. Koller
Stitz Cemetery
William J. Spate
Emma Spahr
William J. Spahr
Harry A. Spahr
Thomas
Sloat
Fred H. Miller
Public Service Institute
Department of Public Instruction
Obituary notices for Spahr and Klank in Dover area paper
Mrs Spahr of Dover area dies aged and is survived by nine children including Harry A Spahr and Morgan E Spahr with services held at Emig Funeral Home. Interment in Hultzschwamm Union Cemetery. Also reported: C Richard Klunk 43 WWII veteran of New Oxford R1 dies in Samuel Dixon Hospital Mont Alto after five and a half years as patient.
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Ruthanna McKinley
Thomasville R
Mary E. Alland
Spring Grove R
Helen M. Aliland
Viola Anderson
Richland
Wash
Emig Funeral Home
Dover
Charles E. Strausbaugh
Hultzschwamm Union Cemetery
C. Richard Kink
C. Richard Klunk
New Oxford R. 1
Samuel Dixon Hospital
Mont Alto
Mr. Kiank
Trish
Obituary of Klunk Family Member in New Oxford
A New Oxford resident, son of Charles A. and Genevieve Grofit Klunk, served in World War I, worked for Sylvania Shoe Co. at McSherrystown, and was a member of St Marys Church. Surviving are wife, several children, and siblings. Funeral held at Fred F Feiser Funeral Home with a 9 am requiem mass. Interment followed in St. Marys Church Cemetery.
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William Nicholson
New Oxford R
Leroy J. Homan
Hanover
Bernard Weaver
Leon J
Ray F
New Oxford H. 1
Fred. F. Feiser
New Oxford
St. Mary's Church
Joseph L. Browne
Papec Sprayers Offer Year Round Farm Utility
Papec sprayers provide low cost, efficient crop yield boosts and pest control. The unit also serves poultry houses and livestock spraying, offering versatile, dependable performance that pays back its modest price through higher production and faster gains.
Marriage Licenses Drop Off In May
The Adams County clerk of courts office reports a slight May decline in marriage license activity with 31 licenses issued this May versus 3 last May. For the first five months of the year 110 licenses were issued, up from 14 in the same period of 1961. Monthly totals so far show January 16, February 21, and March.
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Adams County
Collision near Cross Keys totals 708 dollars
Police report two-vehicle crash Friday afternoon on Hanover Carlisle Road near Cross Keys caused 708 dollars in damage. Clinton J. McKenley, eight, of New Oxford Route 1 was the driver. Also, two sheriff s sales were held from the courthouse steps Saturday morning with John H. Myers of East Berlin buying the Jenne Wisler estate property for 2808 dollars.
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Cross Keys
Hanover-Carlisle Rd
Clinton J. McKenley
New Oxford
John H. Myers
East Berlin
Jenne Wisler
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Fedders Dehumidifier
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