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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1916

Page

6

New Oxford Item highlights local births and incidents

June 1916 notices report C A Warrich purchasing two reoroasters, a birth to Arthur Roth on Poplar Street, injuries to George W Howe from a bicycle collision, and nine Lit­tlestown graduates. Also listed are church installs, school moves, theft attempts, and community events across Adams County.

C. A. Warrich Near East Berlin Arthur Roth Poplar Street George W. Howe York Springs Bruce Lentz Littlestown High School St. Aloysius Hall J. W. Gitt Company Hanover David Pitzer Bonneauville Fie Pennnsylvania Catholic Beneficial League St. Francis “Xavier Church Gettysburg Jerry Starner Benjamin Starner

William Shank Kills Eight-Foot Blacksnake

William Shank of New Cheater reports killing a blacksnake on Friday that measured eight feet in length.

William Shank New Cheater

Little Bobby Seaks Fatally Injured by Broken Bottle Fragment

Three year old Bobby Seaks of Lincoln Way West was severely injured when he slipped onto jagged glass fragments at the rear of his home. Doctors treated his abdomen and stomach covering, and an operation followed to repair the wound. Despite initial danger, his condition improved and hope remained for recovery.

Paul R. Pontius Divinity Reformed Church Gettysburg T. J. Barkley M. &. H. Unger Berkley Schools New York City Littlestown Carroll County A. H. Rodgers H. J. March Reading Township Calvin Filickinger Near Hanover Bert Hamme McSherrystown Jacob Bowers Midway Hamme Eugene Stump Hanover Joseph Kuhn Edith Burkee Robert Seaks Bobby” Sesake George H. Seaks Lincoln’ Way West John Richard Livingston Bobby Elgin Berlin Meisenhelder York

May Lose Sight of Eye After Lime Injury

Mrs. Wm Hoffnagle of near Brush Run schoolhouse Mt Pleasant township has suffered four weeks from a lime accident while whitewashing a kitchen ceiling. A quantity of lime splashed into her eye. Local and York specialists say the eye is now sightless with little chance of improvement.

Wm. Hoffnagle Brush Run Mt. Pleasant Township

Kicked by Horse Wounds Hart Man Youth

Lloyd Hart, son of Mr and Mrs J R Hartman of Hamilton Roller Mills Hamilton township, was kicked by a horse in a stable. The horse had not been worked recently and struck him on the back of his left leg below the knee, causing a bad flesh wound. He is improving.

Lloyd J. R. Hartman Hamilton Roller Mills Hamilton Township William S. Gilbert New Canaan Gilbert Mt. Joy Township Adams County J. McG. Gilbert Center Square Charles W. Gilbert Gettysburg Oscar , Gilbert Westminster Sarah Colestock Near Swift Run Mt. Pleasant Township

Young Raymond Noel Injured in Farm Cog Wheel Accident

Five year old Raymond Noel visiting Waldheim area lost two fingers when his left hand fingers were caught in a corn shelter cog wheels. He suffered complete index finger crushing and serious middle finger laceration. a local doctor treated the injuries.

Raymond Noel John Sxuhn West High Street Iad John Glass Waldheim

Splinter Injures Young Sanders at Farm Near Guldens Station

Oros Sanders, 10, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sanders of the Young farm near Guldens Station, tripped while running and a timber splinter 1 1/4 inches long penetrated the left hand. The splinter was removed and the wound treated at a local physician’s office.

Oros Sanders Robert Sanders Guldens Station

Arm Injury in Farm Accident at New Chester

David Kime, living on his father's farm near New Chester, sustained painful injuries Friday when a colt he led by the halter chain bolted, throwing him against a door-frame and bruising his right arm. A local physician attended him and he will be off duty for several days.

David Kime New Chester

Man Falls From Scaffold Near Abbottstown

Henry Fleming of New Chester fell from a scaffold at a barn beyond Abbottstown on Friday afternoon and sustained a bad bruise to his right arm. A focal physician treated him before he returned home and he will be off duty for several days.

Henry Fleming New Chester Abbottstown Henry Mann Cold Springs David and Mary (Heist) Mann

Toe Mash Incident In Straban Township

Harry Lerew of Straban township sustained a badly mashed great toe on his right foot when a team stepped on it while at work Friday. The other part of the foot was not badly injured. A local physician provided care.

Elsworth Gardner Carlisle Frog and Switch Works Tyrone Township Harry Lerew Chester Straban Lerew

Why the Rush on New Oxford Peddler Ordinance

The town council of New Oxford faces questions over a peddlers ordinance rushed to publication. Citizens and taxpayers wonder why advertising was moved to Gettysburg, with delays and omissions in the local paper. The piece questions motives, timing, and the role of officials in the publication process.

New Oxford Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Tue Irs Gettysburg Park Square

Narrow Escape When Horses Ran Away in Storm

Mark Smith son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Smith on Conewago Chapel farm near a thunderstorm faced a runaway pair of horses. He had partly unhooked them from a roller when the storm hit and a thunderbolt spooked the animals. Mr Smith leaped onto the roller frame taking a bruise when struck but escaped serious injury as the partly hooked harness broke and the horses were caught shortly after.

Mark Harry J. Smith Conewago Chapel Mr. Smith

Runaway buggy derailment near Markle hill injures Storm family

Mrs Mary Storm her daughter Bernardine and grandson Donald Brady of McSherrys town were hurled from a buggy on Markle hill near Mt Misery when the horse ran away and struck a telephone pole. They suffered severe bruises and cuts and were tended by Drs Gee and L Rice and A C Rice on return home. The horse belonged to Frank Wilt and was captured at Leivelsberger shop.

Mary Storm Bernardine Storm Donald Brady McSherrystown Irishtown Markle Hill Mt. Misery Drs. Gee, L A.C. Rice Frank Wilt Leivelsberger

Death notices span local families across York Springs area

Obituaries report Sophia E. Crist of Heidlersburg and many relatives in York Springs, Gettysburg, and Taneytown. Listed deaths include Phineas B. Miller of Diller Nebraska, A. W. Shindledecker of Gladstone NL, Craig B. Shields of Gettysburg, and several locals from Hanover, Mt. Joy, and surrounding towns.

Choice Wheat No 2 Rye Data Corn The Ma

Local grain listing shows prices and names for corn rye and wheat futures. Trading notes indicate fluctuations across cereal markets with buyers and sellers monitoring supply trends and demand signals amid harvest season.

Obituary notices from York area deaths and survivors

In York and nearby towns several residents died after illnesses. Jerry S Jacobs and Mrs Bollinger mourn extended families in York. Rebecca Sterner died in Gettysburg at age 92 after indigestion. Fannie Newcomer died in Hanover aged 39 after pneumonia. Mary Magdaline Horwedel died in McSherrystown at 83 after long illness. Sarah Jane Bender died in Hanover aged 79 after four months of disease. George I P Sunday died in Labott at 72 after cancer. Funeral attendances noted for relatives in Hanover and East Berlin.

Sophia E. Crist Albert Crist Heidlersburg Levi Stallsmith Tara Shelley Willis Crist Wm. Sheppard Dan Weahler Dillsburg Samuel Wiley Jonathan Reynolds Charles E. Caldwell Hanover John Sarah Caldwell Susan Krug Littles+ town Urry Caldwell York Leo Uml Maurice Gettysburg Geo, Roelke Frederick Charles Baublita Gertrude Calwell Jerry S. Jacobs Mrs. Bollinger Baltimore Rebecca Sterner David Sterner Chas Sterner Sterner Rebecca Sheely Fannie Newcomer John W. Newcmmer Carroll David Annie George Althouse Barlow Samuel Harry Althouse Littlestown John W. Kiser Ella Triaamer John Harner Harvey Ott Taneytown Mary Magdaline Horwedel Edward Horwedel McSherrystown Valentine and Mariah Shuntz France P. X. Worwedel Holy Cross Wooster Mass Pius Hormwedel Ball’s Mill Edward Horwelel Holy Cross Mission Alaska Mery Michael Adams Josephine Kinder Jus. W. Slare Sarah Jane Bender John E. Bender Mr. Bender Willian Bender Alvin A. Bender George I Labott York County J. W. Sunday East Berlin Volteschwam Mpd. Weiser CT. Lershi

Boy Dragged by Mules Near Abbottstown

Lloyd Kuhn aged 21 suffered a severe leg injury when his mule drawn cultivator dragged him across a field. He was freed by his brothers, treated at home, then moved to York Hospital where doctors attempted to save the limb.

Lloyd Kuhn Abbottstown Frank Kuhn Hollinger York Hospital Bacon

Fall Injures Mrs. Kate Philips in Abbotts Town

Mrs. Kate Philips of Abbotts Town tripped on a pavement Friday morning and fell hard, cutting a four inch gash at her right elbow. Dr. T C Miller attended the injury. Wanstep a girl with experience for general housework advertises at 192 Stock Street Hanover Bell phone No 6.

Kate Philips Abbottstown Wanstep Stock Street Hanover Bell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Turnepar Loral Albert Sneeringer Pigeon Hills Berwick Township M. Livigg Near Town Lydia E Hartman Missy Hartman Immaculate Conception North Peters Street Helena Kendig C. Walter Kendig William Melhorn A. H. Melhorn S. Ferry Laucks Andrew R. Brodbeck Samuel K. McCall Russel Arnold Lizzie Arnold Roy Groft C. D. Groft Chas. Rang Henry Rang Navy Norfolk Simon Kime Jacob A. Appler Dem Congressional Campaign Committee Anna Camp Berlin Ave St. Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster Leain John Yingling Hanover Street Jas. R. Weaver Mr. Yingling Adv Valentines Shoenberger U. S. Post Office Department L. H. Spahr Wai, Deardorff Christopher Kauffman Reading George @Kelleman Wisler Bros New Chester Road Mr. Pleasant Township Geo. Gangwisch Wabash Adams County Sabbath School Association United Brethren Church Roy D. Knouse A. W. Cole Buchanan Valley George McKenrick Mr. McKenrick John N. Swope Littles Phineas B. Miller Diller Neb David Miller Winchester Donohue Iowa Miller George W. Miller A. W. Shindledecker Gladstone Mr. Shindledecker Tigram Wayne Heights Madison Fairfield Craig B. Shields Gettysburg High Street Shields Mr. Shields George Shields Ife Zora George Bessie Shields Jane Shields Harrisburg Edna Shields White Hall N. Y George Fritch Amsterdam Alice Shields Mt. Holly Springs Mary Josephine Eugene Schiller Hhe Mary J. Green Minerva Harman George M. Fogle Catharine Reck Samuel D. Reck Francis Hannah Allison Mr. Reck William Reck Harney Daniel Beaver Anna Reck Wm. Lightner Samuel Allison Mary D. Bollinger M. B. Bollinger New Osford J J. H. Duttera Ree
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