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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1933

Page

13

Old Cemetery Rededication Reveals Flohr Church History

W Clarence Sheely of Gettysburg spoke at the rededication of the enlarged Flohr’s Cemetery grounds. The address traced the church and cemetery history from 1807 onward, noting land acquisitions, joint use by Flohr’s German Reformed and Lutheran congregations, and subsequent cemetery trusteeships and legal changes.

Ploht's Church W. Clarence Sheely Bay Gettysburg George BE Ely Arendsville G. Howard Koons Pairfield B. Dysart New Oxford Edwin A. Rice Arendtsville Bheely C. A. Cluck McKnightstown Plohr's Cemetery Association Sheely Flohr Miohr Plohr Gettysburg and Petersburg Menno Simonis Piot Commonwealth Joseph Morrison William Erwin Peter Piper Jacob Mundorff Frederick Bucher Valentine Franklin Township Court of Common Pleas Mohr Adams County Reformed Church Henry Deardorff Henry W. Deardorff Robert Shull New Cemtery Association Cemetery Association the Reformed Church Flohr’s Church New

Pfoutz's Church Centennial Observance Set in Highland Township

Pfoutz's Church of the Brethren in Highland township near Herefter's mill marks its 100th year with a June 18 centennial program at the church. Events begin at 9:30 including devotions by J I Hereter, scenes by school groups, a basket dinner at 11:45, afternoon sessions, choir performances, addresses, and final benediction.

Pfoutz Church of the Brethren Highland Township Hereter’s Mill B. F. Lightner Gettysburg Lightner Brethren Faith J. I. Hereter R. L. Cocklin Mechanosarg East Berlin Hershey H. M. Stover Waynesboro John Waybright Thurmont

Three Hanoverians Graduate From Catawba College

Three Hanover students Miss Evelyn Rahn daughter of Mr and Mrs Clinton D Rahn E Burnell Frock son of Mr and Mrs Edmond A Frock and Willam Black son of Dr and Mrs H Ross Black were among the graduates at Catawba college Bulisbury NY during last week’s commencement exercises all three earned A B degrees

Hanover Evelyn Rahn Clinton D. Rahn E. Burnell Frock Edmond A. Frock Willam Black H. Ross Black Catawba College Bulisbury N. Y

Abbottstown Community Notes and Memorial Day Observances

Abbottstown residents report recoveries and illnesses including Miss Lillie Stambaugh returning home after appendicitis surgery and Mrs Emory Alwine improving. Memorial Day services were held with a parade from the Lutheran church to cemeteries and back. Abbottstown’s baseball results include a 13 to 3 Abbottstown win at Nashville. Theophilus Bevenour pleurisy and other local updates are noted.

Lillie Stambaugh Warner Hospital Gettysburg William Ruth East Berlin Emory Alwine Marguerite Gladfelter W. F. Hollinger York City York Springs Paradise Protectory Midway Wildcats Pennville Paradise William Hamme Jacob Grim Hanover Hanover Country Club Theophilus Blevenour Lewis Moul St. John's Lutheran Sunday School Ida Boozle J. Faber Wildasin Peter Smith Abbottstown Charles O. Garner Union Bridge Lutheran Church Paradise Protectory Band Paul Gladfelter Lincoln George Berkheimer Howard E. Sheely Robert Emig Nathan Smith Theophilus Bevenour Nashville

Army Camp To Open June 10 On Gettysburg Battlefield

Uncle Sam's reforestation camp for 200 jobless recruits will be pitched in Pitzer's Woods at West Confederate avenue and Wheatfield road. Superintendent McConaghie said the site in Gettysburg National Park was chosen by Engineer Adams after inspecting several locations. The 200 men arrive next Saturday and camp at once. Work began Monday to ready a 600 by 200 foot plot shielded by trees. The park service will appoint the superintendent and about ten foremen, with local selections for training in battlefield tasks.

Uncle Sam Pitzer West Confederate Avenue Wheatfield Road McConaghie Gettysburg National Park Engineer Adams Third Corps Baltimore Gettysburg Civilian Conservation Corps Confederate Avenue National Park Service

Butler Township School Board Cuts Tax Rate and Elects Staff

Butler township directors met Thursday evening and cut the school tax from 15 to 12 mills. They elected Herbert Miller to teach Good Hope school next year and re elected four teachers. Re elected teachers include Maude Walters Guernsey and Alma Wert Arendtsville plus Maude Pensyl, and George Shank. Lloyd Garretson is board president with Luther Lady Conrad Guise Charles N. Thomas Roy Raffensperger as secretary.

Butler Township Herbert Miller Good Hope Maude T. Walters Biglerville Guernsey Maude. Pensyl Bender's Alma Wert Arendtsville Bridge School George A. Shank

Two Boys Run Away From Paradise Home

Two 14 year olds, William Dormer and Conrad Murray, fled the Paradise protecto rate Monday a week. State police teletype from Shia mokaind mentions homes likely in that city. Dormer is 5 feet 2 inches and 110 pounds. Murray stands 4 feet 10 inches and weighs 105 pounds.

Paradise Home William Dormer Conrad Murray Paradise Protectorate Shiamokin Dormer Murray

Gettysburg Room Opens at Pennsylvania State Museum

The Gettysburg room in the Pennsylvania State Museum at Harrisburg reopened with a new Lincoln statue, a life size Meade statue model by Charles Grafly, a Union commander chair, five Rothermel Civil War paintings, and Civil War relics including a Confederate flag. Five smaller Pennell paintings and other artworks were added, with the room renovated under Dr C F Hoban and featuring a large Gettysburg address pedestal.

Gettysburg Pennsylvania State Museum Harrisburg Department of Public Instruction C. F. Hoban Lincoln George G. Meade Washington Charles Grafly Philadelphia Meade Battle of Pennsylvania Caproni Brothers Boston Hoban W. S. Hancock Joseph Pennell America New York State Museum Pennell

McSherrystown Local News Briefs Highlight Distinct Events

Reports from McSherrystown note multiple community items. Charles Keffer and Helen Storm are among those ill with Keffer in critical condition and Storm hospitalized in Hanover. The St Joseph academy and Central Catholic high faculties issue commencement invitations for June events. Knights of Columbus plan a corner stone laying on Main Street. 4-H club met at Mrs. Vitus Smith’s home. Dorothy Bowser taught fruit prep. Voter tallies for upper and lower wards show party registrations. Eagles beat McSherrystown 7 to 2 at Youngfield. Clyde Brady resumes work post operation. Reginald Ackerman injured a finger in a practice game. Elmer J. Herr’s Guernsey herd tested TB free since 1926.

Sarah Bunty St. Joseph's Academy Academy Harold Snyder Frank Brehm Knights of Columbus Main Street Vitus Smith Brushtown Dorothy Bowser McSherrystown James Becker Midway Central Catholic High St. Mary's Hanover Eagles Youngfield Clyde Brady Harry Brady Edge Grove Reginald Ackerman Joseph Ackerman Elmer J. Herr Guernsey Mr. Herr

Juniors Defeat White Hall 8 to 2 in Season Opener

The Hanover Independent reports the Juniors beat White Hall 8 to 2 on Sunday in their first game of the season. Hugh Rebert spends summer with his parents, Quinten and Mrs. Rebert. Quinten Robert is confined at home after a mule kick. St Luke's Union church hosts a social this Wednesday evening.

Hanover White Hall Hugh Rebert Quinten Rebert St. Luke's Union Church Quinten Robert

Abbottstown Final School Report

Abbottstown borough final reports detail attendance and perfect attendance lists for grammar, intermediate, and primary schools. Names of students with perfect attendance and half day absences are recorded, along with teachers Miss Mary E Elder Miss Estella M Hale and Miss Mellie K Elsenhart.

Abbottstown Borough Kathryn Baker Margaret Bowser Frances Chronister Dorothy Dick Betty Sanders Josephine Altiand Richard Alwine Walter Alwine Robert Berkheimer Ervin Butt John Kime Edward Meckley Billy Smith Mary E. Elder Pearl Baker Anna Deatrick Ferne Grim George Alwine Fred Schaffer Richard Sanders Estella M. Hale Mildred Alwine Regina Anthony Bernadine Blevenour Minnie Emig Belletta Gise Jeune Leib Mary Rutter Geraldine Rutter Carroll Slothour Keins Curtis Alwine Francis Anthony Ralph Baker Ralph Butt Samuel Grim David Hoke John Rutter Stuart Wagner Polly Alwine Anna Kuhn Mellie K. Elsenhart

Kermit Harbaugh Wins Ursinus Prize

Kermit Harbaugh of McKnights town won the 825 Beeshore prize at Ursinus College for excellence in Greek and holds an open scholarship for students of exceptional ability.

Kermit Harbaugh Ursinus Prize E. R. Harbaugh McKnightstown Urainus College

Inquest Planned For Two Deaths Near Gettysburg

An inquest will be held this Wednesday afternoon at the Harrisburg road scene seven miles north of Gettysburg into the deaths of Kenneth Connor and his bride of five hours Clara Farr. Connor and Arthur H. Leh of Allentown were involved in a sideswipe crash that left Mrs. Connor dead almost instantly and Connor dying Monday at Warren hospital from injuries sustained in the accident.

Kenneth Connor Clara Farr Harrisburg Road Gettysburg Connor Warren Hospital Arthur H. Leh Allentown

Miss Nadine Miller Visiting State College Couple

Miss Nadine Miller of Lincolnway East is spending several weeks with Mr and Mrs Guy Miller at State College.

Nadine Miller Lincolnway East Guy Miller State College

Hospital Notes From Hanover Gettysburg and Nearby

Patients admitted and treated at Hanover and Warner hospitals include Miss Eather Martman of Cletysburg Eugene Aapera of Hanover Delmar Kime of Bigterville and Patt Osborne Jr in tonsil removal. Discharges include Mrs Huber Blocher Beulah Harrai Mrs Clarence W Epley and infant son Gettysburg.

Eather Martman Clettysburg Eugene Aapera Hanover R. D Patt Osborne, Jr Bigterville Delmar Kime Huber Blocher Gettysburg Beulah Harrai Bendersville Warner Hospital Clarence W. Epley Winifred Kathleen Jones Richard Codor William Sherman Edward J. Gobrecht Hanover Hospital Sarah Spangler Frank Creager Ray Meckley Abraham C. Keefer McKnightstown Harvey van Waltersdorf Elizabeth Daley C. F. Daley Edward Gobrecht

Public Sale of Dairy Cattle in Latimore Township

The sale on Saturday July 11 at a Latimore township farm offers 718 cows weighing 30 to 126 pounds each. Cattle include Fresh Dawn close springers Jerseys soy Holsteins all tested for TB blood. Sale begins 12 30 pm cash to highest bidder with delivery possible. Bruce Harbold is auctioneer and N J King clerk.

Latimore Township Springs Bfsylvania M. Anderson Bruce Harbold Auct N. J

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