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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
14
Bendersville defeated league leaders McSherrystown 16 to 5 in a high scoring Saturday game at Bendersville. The weekend slate also saw Gettysburg edge Centennial 7 to 6 in ten innings.
In Adams County Pennsylvania a sheriff sale will expose a 19 acre woodland tract in Franklin Township on June 10 at 2 PM at Gettysburg Court House. The property, seized as the Edward J. Naugle and Annie M. Naugle estate, is described with precise boundary references and is subject to ten percent down payment after sale.
Writ of financial issuing out of Court of Common Pleas Adams County Gettysburg outlines land tract in Franklin Township Adams County Pennsylvania. Property includes bank barn old frame house two bungalow houses chicken houses hog pen outbuildings with boundary description and contains 156 acres 17 perches. mortgagors Samuel Clarence Eshleman and Bertha Eshleman. sale set for May 12 1933 if terms not complied with.
The article details multiple games and key plays including Heller’s steady pitching for Dendersville, Day and H Noel each with three hits, Fairfield’s 7 4 upset of Arendtsville with Flemming and Lefty Palmer on the mound, Cashtown’s 7 6 loss to Centennial where Starner fractured a finger, and Gettysburg’s 7 6 ten inning win at Centennial highlighted by Keller’s tenth inning homer and a late rally.
The Quaker Valley country club property at Guernsey including a club house and 65 perches was sold at a sheriff's sale in front of the courthouse to Harry Rouzer of Guernsey for 400 dollars. The club's personal property sold earlier for 139 dollars to satisfy judgments of Butler township school board over several hundred dollars in taxes.
In pursuance of a writ of fieri facias the court directs the sale of a Littlestown Borough property on Lombard street. The 2 1 2 story brick house and outbuildings are bounded by the alley Lombard street Augustus Spangler and George Zepp. Property of William Sheely. Sheriff John C. Wible will conduct the sale May 13 1933 if not complied with.
Police hunt two men after a Wednesday robbery at the Gettysburg A and P. A clerk received a $20 bill and change, then the pair vanished with a money bag containing about 34.96 after a cellar visit and sale talk about burlap bags. No one saw them enter the store.
The will of Mrs. Kate Klugh Bream of Tyrone township was entered to probate in the office of Robert E. Fisher register and recorder by W. K. Klugh of Lemoyne as executor. The estate is valued at $2,000.
Roy E. Coldsmith, 19, of Gardners, charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Mrs. M. Amelia Group of Idaville, posted $1000 bail for the August term. Justice Shearer reserved decision after District Attorney Butt reviewed the case at a hearing where witnesses Murtoffs Wolford and Crum testified. Coldsmith did not testify.
The Annie M. Warner hospital would receive 7700 dollars for the next two years if voters approve a 25 million dollar bond in November. If defeated, the hospital loses 2070 dollars. Governor Pinchot approved 2231365 dollars for state aided hospitals contingent on the bond pass, with listed allocations for Harrisburg Berwick Bloomsburg and other hospitals.
In Harrisburg on Friday fifty eight single men aged 18 to 25 from Adams County passed the physical for service in the Civilian Conservation Corps. They were sent to Carlisle barracks for two weeks of training before assignment to reforestation camps. Married men from the county already entered the CCC weeks earlier and work at Pine Grove Furnace. The list names the accepted recruits by town and route.
Custom hatching facility in this region with 28 years of experience offers New Hampshire Reds Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds Hollywood and Hanson White Leghorns Black Giants White Giants and Extra Heavy Mix. Catalogue available from Hertz's Hatchery 1447 Broadway Hanover PA Phone 911-2.
A five day old bull calf disappeared Thursday from I D Plank farm on Taneytown road and was returned Friday night. State police, led by Trooper William Kasparvich, investigated and learned the calf was brought back during the night. The trooper noted the thiefs likely realized the calf was too young to be separated from its mother and could die if kept.
Arthur R. Brown of Reading who graduates Gettysburg college June 12 was elected head of the Hanover high school commercial department. His annual salary is set at 1200 dollars. He will implement a new bookkeeping system in the Eichelberger School administration office this summer.
The notice states that registrations issued on or after August 1 will be at half the annual rate, while registrations issued before that date require full annual payment.
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