New Oxford Item notes local events in 1922 June
June 8 1922 items include purchases and losses in Bonneauville Abbottstown and Littlestown. car buys, a cow death, a Barlow statue unveiling, business closings, job moves, burglaries, court notices, road oiling, school hires and sports results. multiple named places and people referenced.
Local Happenings in Adams County Area
Community roundup features a Klepper family reunion planned for New Oxford on Saturday. Hanover power company begins installing new lights, with calls for all night service and potential upgrades for Center Square. Public notices about senior annuals, baseball gear for sale, and corrections to clergy appointments. Memorial Day ceremonies earned $115 in net proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weaner
Bonneauville
Frank Haar
Abbottstown
Gettysburg Battlefield
Barlow
New York State Monuments’ Commission
M. C. Shuff
Laughmanstown
Berwick Township
Oliver F. Fissel
Wellsville
Salant & Salant
East Berlin
Orville Sentz
Littlestown
Oliver Sentz
John W. Hartman
Adams County
H. J. Hartman
Hartman
Brushtown
Hanover
J. W. Pettis
Philadelphia
York Springs
J. M. Spangler
Manchester
Hanover High School
James L. Staub
Seven Hundred
R. & W. Knight
H. W. Shultz
York
Willys-Knight
St. Rose
Paradise Protectory
Nagle
Harrisburg
John Hoffman
Hoffman
Richard
H. M. Hartman
G. BE. Spangler
Elizabeth
Gettysburo
McSherrystown
Abbottstown and
Klepper
Adams
New Oxford
Gazette
Hanover Power Co
Center Square
John Colestock
Young Colestock
H. S. Athletic Assn
C. G Sheely
Edw. Strausbaugh
Victor Ruth
New Oxford Reformed
Jacob Buffington
Hanover Street
American Legion
Theo. Pfeiffer
S. of
Parochial Hall
Raymond Gable
McCrory 5
Baltimore Street
Thomas L. Brenner
John Staub
Irishtown
Lillian
Rumor of $20000 hotel project near York Springs swirls
Rumor says Harrisburg capitalists may build a $20,000 hotel in the woods along the Harrisburg Gettysburg State Highway about a mile south of York Springs with the adjacent stream to be used for boating and bathing. Sherman Funt doubts the report. The Jacobs House in York Springs is undergoing repairs. Hazel Deatrick of Biglerville graduates Hood College Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
W. R. Wingert
Harrisburg & Gettysburg State Highway
York Springs
Sherman Funt
Jacobs
Hazel Deatrick
C. E. Deatrick
Biglerville
Hood College
Frederick
Squire Dan Emlet
East Berlin
Jesse Clapsaddle
White Run
Adams County
Co. V
Littlestown
Dillie M. King
Sara L. Kraber
Abbottstown
Mildred A. Peters
Flora Dale
Elsie M. Rittase
A. Sterling King
John E. Neely
Wimbert B. Neely
New Chester
Hagerstown
Harold W. Barr
Howard Barr
Washington County Hospital
Almeda
Lindaman
Ursinus and
Hood
A. R. Brodbeck
Hanover
F. 5
Christ Reformed Church
Nurse Arrest in York Baby Death Case
York District Attorney moves to charge Miss Anna Goff a York hospital nurse with concealing the birth of an illegitimate child after a newborn body found May 14 along Big Conewago Creek near the trolley bridge. A coroner's jury found the child died in delivery with Goff as mother and urged prosecution of others. Miss Apple hospital superintendent cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Conewago Creek
York Laven
York Hospital
Eathier
van Baman
Anna R. Goff
Wago
Anna Jacobe
Louise Jones
Misa Goff
Smyser
Gibson Smith
Anna McGaha
Miss Goff
York Court House
McConkey
Miss Apple
Miss Jones
Car stolen in Gettysburg after ride with unknown man
Ralph Early of Middletown New York recounted that a stranger known only as Norman befriended him in New York and rode with him to Prosaic New Jersey where the man left with Early’s car. Police later detained three men in Lancaster and released two. The stolen vehicle matched a touring car description and a forged telegram misled authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Early
Middletown
N. Y
Mr. Early
Gettysburg
Kelly
Early
Philadelphia
N.Y
Mr. Dearly
Prosaic
N.J
Norman
Arly
Abbottstown
Lancaster
R. D. Early
Ralph D. Larly
Prostac
N. J
Frank Early
Lt. D. Early
Hampton items and social notes from Reading township area
Hampton community notes record visits among residents, family gatherings, and church events across Reading township and nearby towns. Highlights include numerous relatives visiting in York, Abbottstown, Berlin, and York. a Ladies' Missionary Society fundraiser. a farm store hatch. and a public notice from Harry Kims about discontinuing horse shoeing. A long list of names and places documents a busy local social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Ehrhart
Hanover
Paul Iehigh
H. B. Dicksard
Ann
Charles
Ira Masemore
York
Luther Rickrade
Mes Rickrade
Robert Myers
Round Hull
Charles Lehieh
Warner Hospital
Daniel Pressel
Loretta Nahibaugh
Abbottstons
Antire John Nickey
Dren
Reading Township
Gay Albright
Cedar
Jesse Albright
Kathryn Ticks
Parone
Berlin
Nimmel
Chronister
Philps
Myrtle
Ethel Ress
Verdle Manuel
Mast Berlie
Clara Sipe
Feepare
Charles Rickrode
Eden Slaybaugh
Ari Vire Wir
Kline
Wal Ifrman
Heidlersburg
Hartebert
G. F. Spotz
Thomas Monk
Frances Berry
Baltimore St
Florince King
Latimore
Martha
Charles Yohe
John Yohe
Harrieburg
Jane Yohe
Geonel
Charles Myers Latimore
Melvin Chre
Kralltown
Iverg
Chester Shank
Childre
Anna Spangler
Yatt Benjamin
Helen Henry
Stutt
Raphael
Maurice
Robiet
John
Catherine
Littlestown
P. Wo
Aserman
Alsie
Mildred
San
Jennie Chronister
Mt. Holly Springs Ware
Curtis Leib
Albert Thomas
Alwood Deeds
Irene
Kekley
J. L. Muller
Waynesboro
Hilliard Chronister
Margaret Qoberholtzer
Jerry Johns
John Myers
Jonas Chronister
W. Howard Dicks
John W. Staub
Mt. Pleasant
Ladies' Missionary Society
Wilson and Leatherman
Harney
Tie
Harry Kims
Hampton
Adam Kimmel
Round Hill
Ernest Shelleman
Charles Miller
Noves
Adam Kimt
Maude Jacobs
Tedher
Claude Smit
Noynd Hill
The
Reformed Church
Saturdaening
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Kinneman
Hubert Lawrence
Charles Lawrence
McLerrystown
St. Mary's School
Roy D. Knouse
Knouse
Alfred Bunkee
Paul Emlet
Ford
Pawine Stonesifer
Peabody Institute
Baltimore
Benj. Yingst
Spencer Snyder
Huntington Township
D. Calvin Rudisill
Grover C. Myers
O. G. Baughman
J. I. Hereter
Elmer B. Lau
John Prosser
E. S. Brooks
R. J. Russell
Koller
South Mountain
Lewis Strayer
Herman Weigle
Shapairo Bros
W. Wolosky
Shapaire Bros
Lttlestown
Cedrick Hoover
White Hall
W. Roy Starry
Esther Gochenour
Anna Kauffman
Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce
Court House
A. LC. Plank
C. WW. Cook
H T. Weaver
J. Frank Hartman
J. W. Rehm
Crabbs
Walter Clouser
Union Township
Squire Sell
John Markle
Paradise Township
Melrifie Lefevre
Edward Lefevre
Thomasville
Moorhead
Mt. Misery
John Snyder
Red Men
Katherine Burns
John Burns
George Scantling
Mary Miller
Nettie M. Reigle
Maryland University Hospital
Kummert
Bentzel Eyster
Elias Resch
Penn Township
Frank Fichelberger
Alice G. Lines
Frank Lines
Millard J. Brown
Chas. Zack
Guy Miller
William Lansinger
Elmer H., Chester
Henry Brown
Edw. A. Russell
Unionville
Center County
Colonel White
Whitestown
Idaville
Laura Wright
John H. Miller
Chambersburg
Mary A. Miller
Miller
John F. Miller
Chas. H. Miller
Mary W. Wheeler
Geo. W. Wheeler
Eden Barnes
Otto J. Bey
Eliza J. Zepp
Daniel L. Zepp
New Oxford Chamber of Commercce
Circle Cafe
G. M. Spangler
FP. C. Livingston
C. C. Brown
J. E. C. Miller, Jr
A. A. Sanders
Chamber of Commerce
Blanche Joseph
Germany
Hampton Items
Charles Gartmanore
Kia Winand
Pregt-Rrnadche
Frederick Winand
J Woonand
C Winand Ir
Reynolds Fair
Cha
Geo. Binder
Mark Jinder
Adam Myers
Theville Zeigler
Dorothy Zeigler
Win. Kauffman
Russell
Melvin Kaufissa
Harlin Winand
Marale Kennedy
Chas Jennedy
T. B. Kennedy
Jeter
Warren
Lester Kennedy
Alice
Lena