Local notices on sales births and community updates
Community brief lists reduced cotton frocks for children at Kiddie Corner and local sales. Births announced for Roger Weaver and Stephan Yaremchuk families. Hospital discharges include Mrs. Percy Alwince and Mrs. Henry J. Smith's visiting relatives. Bank closure noted for Flag Day. Various local residents’ travels, moves, and gatherings reported along with a car mishap and a clergy honor at St. Vincent’s College. local school heating project bid awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Roger Weaver
Hanover R
Percy Alwince
Hanover hospital
Farmers’ and Merchants’ bank
Stephan Yaremchuk
New Oxford R. 1
Hanover General Hospital
Henry J. Smith
Jan N. Rijsdijk
Alt. Vernon
N. Y
Yankee stadium
Stewart Klinedinst
Wolf
Lincolnway West
Hanover R. 3
Sons of Veterans
armory
L. Walter
Herschel Shortlidge
Drexel Hill
Mardone Pex
Lavallette
N. J
Anna Jane Bollinger
Susquehanna university
Selinsgrove
Harvey G. Bollinger
Carlisle street
Glenn Plank
Glenn, Jr
Emory Plank
Gettysburg
Plank
Navy
Cuba
Florence Markie
Hanover R. D
Kuhn
Lincolnway East
Effie Foulk
York Springs
Elizabeth Gring
Newport
Warne
Paul Sponselier
Clyde Sponselier
Bertin Junction
St. Joseph’s Academy
McSherrystown
Paul M. Miller
St. Charles ‘seminary
Overbrook
Philadelphia
Josephine M. Muller
Fred
Joseph M. Miller
Hanover Generals hospital
New Oxford bere
Harold Fr Keller
Sacred Heart Catholic church
Conewago
St. Vincent ' s college
Latrobe
Stadium
Fr Keller
Harrisburg
St. Vincent's college
Aero Oil Co
Littlestown
I. Hi. Crouse and Sons
aetter
iunior
Baltimore
Adams County Rural Child Welfare unit
FOR THAT PARTY Homemade Salted Nuts
The Sweetland Shoppe at 43 Frederick Street Hanover offers homemade salted nuts. A note highlights a new Bumper deck at the Texaco Service Station in New Oxford and provides phone contact 144.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SWEETLAND
Frederick St. Hanover
TEXACO
New Oxford
Appreciation to the Police for Parade Traffic Control
Burgess Stewart W Walker and the Borough Council express thanks for the police force traffic control in New Oxford during the May parade. W Kurt Dubrkoff and assistants, Officer Anton E Maaske, and firemen who aided traffic receive praise from Borough Officials and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Stewart W. Walker
New Oxford
W. Kurt Dubrkoff
Anton E. Maaske
P. KEEFER
Marriages listed in McSherrystown and Gettysburg areas
Corrad Hagerman and Richard F Conrad wed at Church of the Annunciation in McSherrystown in a nuptial mass with a double ring ceremony. Jeanne Joyce Martin and Clarence Anzengruber married in Washington DC with a double ring rite. Roxey Christine Myers and William Frank Lewis united in a Tatertown Lutheran church ceremony. The couples plan to reside in Gettysburg and McSherrystown after weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anzéngruber—Martin
Jeanne Joyce Martin
George R. Martin
Gettysburg
Clarence &. Anzengruber
U_ 5
Navy
Washington, D. C
John Anzen_amuber
Gettysbure
St. James Lutheran church
Ralph R. Gresh
William Gallagher
Joan Anzengruber
Anzengruber
Gettysburg high school
United Telephone company
District Board of Education
Washington, D
United States Army
Japan
iv. & Navy
Washington, D.C
price
East Berlin
Roxey Christine Myers
Jacob E. Myers
William Frank Lewis
Robert Lewis
Tatertown Lutheran church
Glenn Stull
Albert Shughart
Lewis
Majestic theater
New Oxford Area News Roundup of Discharges Jobs and Events
Mrs. Edna B. Sterner and Mrs. Samuel Sipling were discharged from Hanover and Temple University hospitals. Miss Lorraine O'Brien accepted a telephone office position. Patricia Starry fractured an arm in Hanover hospital. Local residents reported include Eugene Weaver Marguerite Neating Charles Miller Sr Warne Howe and Henry Hersh. Robert H. Smith, newly trained radio engineer, to work for WFTR Front Royal Va. Oxford township tax lifted to 18 mills with capitation up to 8. 4-H Fun to Cook meets at Beverly Smiths. Livingston Shoe Club picnic planned at Farmers Grove. Barton Foth and David DeTar traveled to Nova Scotia. Hymn feature "Oh God Our Help in Ages Pass" by Rev Isaac Watts. New Oxford funeral director noted. Fire company meets. George Allamong, Prudential agent, moved to Duttera property. Alfred B. Van Fossen graduates from Maryland Institute. Local births and hospital admissions listed. Rights of way filings include Metropolis Edison related sites. Visitors from Oklahoma City noted. (Continued on Page 4).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna B. Sterner
Green Springs
Hanover hospital
Samuel Sipling
Temple University hospital
Lorraine O'Brien
South Peters street
Gertrude Miller
St. Paul Minn
Edna MacKnight
Lincolnway East
Patricia
Richard Starry
Eugene Weaver
Marguerite Neating
Charles Miller
town
Warne
Deonard Howe
Gettysburg
Henry Hersh
University of Pennsylvania hospital
Philadelphia
Lincolnway West
Hersh
Lahey clinic
Boston
Robert H. Smith
ae Curtis J. Smith
Carlisle street
Capitol Radio Engineering school
Washington
WFTR
Front Royal
Oxford township
New Oxford
Beverly Smith
Hanover street
R_L
Livingston Shoe factory
Farmers Grove
Barton H_ Foth
Gettysbore
David M_ DeTar
Nova Scotia
Isaac Watts
Fred ¥. Feiser
New Oxford Fire company
George Allamong
Prudential assurance
L. C
New Cumberland
Maryland Institute School of Art and Design
Baltimore
Marguerite Feiser
bor
Warner hospital
Walter Kuhn
Edgar H. Wampler
Hampton
Richard Noble
Effie Staley
Alfred Sorlie
Kermit Cluck
Vivian
James Bars
David ShindJedecker
Thomas Halsey
Carl Stull
Robert Mehring
Hanover
Metropoltan Edison
School Patrol Youths At Baseball Game
Fifty seven children from New Oxford and nearby parochial and public schools joined ten other buses for a Detroit athletics baseball game at Shibe Park Philadelphia on Saturday. The trip was organized by Keystone Automobile Club York with Officer Tappe in charge. buses supplied by bus companies. Residents urged to refrain from discharging firearms to avoid injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
parpchial
New Oxford
Detroit
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
state police
York
Keystone Automobile club
Tappe
Pupils Earn High School Entrance Certificates at St Marys
St Marys Parochial school closed for the term as 23 pupils received high school entrance certificates. Diplomas and prizes were awarded with the class song. Awards honored top students across grades and subjects, including reading, history, arithmetic, geography, English, spelling, and music, with many names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parochial school
Jo Ann? Berencur
Kenwood Fair Graduate to Receive Carnegie Degree
Kenwood Fair from 23 Pleasant Street will graduate with three master’s degrees from Carnegie Institute of Technology in a ceremony at Syria Mosque Pittsburgh on June 1st at 8 15 p.m. He is a son of Mrs Aimsra Carpenter Fair Nex Oxford. He previously graduated Nex Oxford High School class of 1943 and Vanderbilt University Nashville Tennessee and was active in Sigma Nu and the Gar gorle club plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood LL. Fair
Pleasant street
Carnegie Institute of Technology
pstcholest
Sigma Nu fraternity
Vanderbilt
Gargorle club
Court Happenings in Ramsey Gemmil Listing Local Offenses
Ramsey Gemmil Manchester Md was apprehended for rain to stop at a thru-traffic stop highway May 31. Charles House Aspers was apprehended for speeding June 4. Arthur W Stamer Gardiners was charged with catching a bass out of season. John Ogden York state fish warden filed information. Gilbert Stahl New Oxford R D 1 was charged with three tadpoles in possession. Willie Plimmer Reisterstown Md was charged with stop sign violation May 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey Gemmil
Manchester
Charles House
Aspers
Arthur W. Stamer
Gardiners
John Ogden
York state
Gilbert Stahl
New Oxford
R. D
Ogden
Willie Plimmer
Reisterstein
Mary 31st
Latimore Township Farm Sold in Countywide Purchase
A 162 acre Latimore Township farm near Letimore village was sold by Mr and Mrs Parker A Lerew for about 306 per acre totaling 49000 to Attorney Franklin R Bigham as part of a mass property purchase in the county. Sale handled by C A Heiges. Havoline motor oil offered at Texaco Service Station in New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin R. Bigham
county registrar land recorder
Latimore townshin
Letimore
Parker A. Lerew
C. A. Heiges
Death notices from Hanover area list multiple obituaries
Obituary notices for Mrs. Mar Gaither Ais also Mrs. Edna Sponseller and Thomas Fritz, with details on residences in Hanover and McSherrystown, church affiliations, survivors, and funeral arrangements. Other notices include Ida Jacoby and brief lines on pallbearers and interments in local cemeteries.
Graduates Enjoy Trip To New York
The 38th annual senior trip from the New Organ schoolgroup included a sunrise speech, a cathedral visit, a Fifth Avenue bus tour, and a broadcast tribute by Vincent Lopez. Students toured RCA, Liberty Island, Chinatown, and Coney Island, with Miss Betty Greyman and George Bowen serving as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orforg
Junier
Vincent Lopez
Cathedral of St John the Diane
Fifth Avenue
Wasting Square
Charlie
RCA buuidine
China Town
Bowerry
Coney gslang
Betty Greyman
George Bowen
New Oxford Bible School Opens at Lutheran Church
The New Oxford Community Bible School began two weeks of sessions Monday at the Lutheran church due to renovations at the Reformed church. Rev G B Sheffer leads teaching with assistants Miss Loper and others. classes run 9 00 to 11 00 am daily, ten sessions total, seven attendance days for certification, using moving pictures and filmstrips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Erute School
Reformed church
Lutheran church
ciue
G &. Sheffer
Aaron Pressell
William Snyder
A. C. Rhorbauth
Leper Colony Life Told By Hanover Educator
Herbert E. Bryan, a New Oxford high school teacher, described life in a leper colony on the Hawaiian Islands during a Hanover Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner. He related wartime Navy duty, island layout, patient demographics, and evolving treatment reducing fear and stigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HewWaiian Islands
Herbert E. Bryan
New Oxford high school
Hanover Junior Chamber of Commerce
Richard McAllister
Hanover
Mr. Bryan
rion
navy
Pearl Berber
Bir
Brean
renihe isiana
Fall and Winter Show Preview From Western Auto
F B Walter previews fall and winter merchandise at the Western Auto show in Baltimore. The display features sporting goods wheels electrical appliances and shotgun models. Western Auto plans over 300 toy items and 2 400 associate stores nationwide with 16 wholesale warehouses supplying chem merchandise. Also noted is Shop Center Square Fruit Market in Hanover offering quality fruits vegetables and groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.B
Walter omnes
Avin
Hanover
Baltimore
Walter
creed
aape
Western Av
United States
Western Auto
Center Square
Golden Lane Curbs Walks and Church Schedules
Borough board votes curb and sidewalk work on Golden Lane and surrounding properties. Church listings show multiple services, Sunday schools, and events across local charges, with preparations for a Father and Son banquet and other activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Lane
Marriage Licenses Issued in McKeesport and Carlisle
Marriage licenses granted to Bion Eomund Merny of McKeesport and Barbara Ann Musseiman with Joel D. B Musseiman of Hanover Road near Gettysburg. Frederick R Plank of Sidierville and Dariene Mabel Suisher of Get tysburz near Carlisle. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for care during Hanover hospital stay. Sale Register notes Curtis Sponseller extension and Jenny Roth estate real estate and personal property in New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bion Eomund Merny
McKeesport
Barbara ann Musseiman
Sirs
Joel D. B Musseiman
Hanover road
Gettysberg
Frederick R Plank
Sidierville R
Dariene
Mabel Suisher
Gettysburz R
Carlisle
Curtis S. Sponseller
Jenny Roth
New Oxford
Clearview School Attendance Report Highlights
The attendance list shows pupils marked perfect for March at Clearview School including Larry Beaver Donald Bowser Eugene Young Ginners Noel Sally No Benner Bream Wim Noel Sand Bechiel Rosziie Paine Jean Rummel Gerald Beamer Lenny Gorman Ronald Mil livees Gladys Beare Miyrma Lee Bream Ellen Stermer Peggy Ann e Yinghas and Gerald Beamer Momma Lee Bream Were present during the cn re tam The honor roll lists Sendra Bechtel Lee Mewil liams second grade and Gerald Beam er Ronald Miltimes Sllen Starner Loretta Becker Kathie W Donohue is the watcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearview school
Gunns Mar
Larry Beaver
Donald Bowser
Eugene Young
Giners Noel
Sally No Benner Bream
Wim
Noel Sand
2 Bechiel
Rosziie Paine
Jean Rummel
Gerald Beamer
Lenny Gorman
Ronald Millivees
Gladys Beare
Miyrma Lee Bream
Ellen Stermer
Peggy Anne Yinghas
Momma Lee Bream
fo@lowing
lass giame
srace
Sendra Bechtel
Lee Mewilliams
Ronald Miltimes
Sllen Starner
Loretta Becker
Kathie W. Donohue
wacher
Community Events Include Festivals and Picnics in June
A series of fundraisers and fairs draws local groups from Hampton Fre to Mountain Ridge Runners and Conessgo Chapel. Events run June 6 to June 27 with rides, strawberry festivals, sales of soft drinks and food, and band music, inviting all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Fre company
Sadie fund
eave A
Ber- Tudian
York Springs
Bonneauville Athletic association
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AEP AD
Corrad—Hagerman
Jean M. Hagerman
Robert Hagerman
Richard
F Conrad
James Conrad
Barbara Hagerman
Thomas Conrad
Donald Conrad
Bernard B. Henry
Main street
McSherristein
Delone Catholic high school
Middlebury Manufacturing company
Autokrafé Box Company
Lewis Myers
LEINHARDT BROSG
H.S
Joanne Beretour
Lela Bolimger
James Miers
John Methorn
Gerald Smith
Robert Miller
Grace
JeanncSherry
Loretta Miler
U.S
Robert Mahone
Donald Post
Ronald Robinson
John Bevenour
Joanne Betenour
Joan Marie Smith
Theda Rickrode
Rosalie Klunk
Loretta M. Smith
Donna Rickrode
Teresa Martin
Lelia Bollinger
James Myers
Ronald Becker
Joan Hockensmith
Jessie Rang
Ellen Shermaker
Donald OBrien
Rosalie Khim
Mary Martin
Rodney Noel
Fred Mlunk
Judith MacDorell
Roberti Mahone
Joseph Shrader
James O'Brien
Joanne Bevenour
Charlotte Aumen
Joanne Elizabeth Bevenour
Gloria Gebhazi
Yvonne Hockensmith
Barbara Ann Ropinson
Josephine Showmaker
Joanne Marie Smith
Philip Lee Crouse
Thomas Hockensmith
James Luckenbaugh
Robert J. Mahone
Frederick A. Miller
Wilbur J. Noel
Donald J. O'Brien
Pius A Small
Burnell F. Smith
Thomas E. Smith
Shirier M_ Smith
Timothy R. Barrett
Donald Kuhn
Teresa Mary Martin
Kermit J_ Smith
Kenwood Fair
Carnegie
Squire Crndgzit
LATIMORE
Mar Gaither
May Gaither
James Gather
cia
Pa Bridges
Gettysware
i: Ammiies
ace
acams county
Great Cuoneuags Presbyterian church
Isie
Nulam Jo
Van Horm
McGuire
James G Margaret Ga Tyo
Punemil
Moncéay
pan
Bender funeral
Herman Beast
Herbert Zepp
Edward Tauchungatch
Wubert Wisler
Earl H. Smuth
Clair Ford
Charles Baird
Harry L. Spomelier
Edna Viola Spangler Sponseller
Harry L. Sponseller
Baltimore street
Gasever General hospital
ilness
theate George
Mary Phekmeer Spangier
Sponseller
George
Edgar S
R. 1
ltude L
Charles Worles
Paul H. Spangler
Charles Spanselier
James Tipton
Edmond Little
Mark Spangler
Arthur Spangler
Lester Spangler
Hartney
Mid
George Spangler, Jr
Union Mullis
Thomas
Fritz Thomas James Fritz
Hiam
Jahns Hopkins hospital
Paul George
Mary Catherine Bolinger Fritz
Marion Alan Wierman Fritz
Virginia
Joseph Fritz
Stiltz
Herbert Curvin
Melvin Fritz
Rovert Rohrbaugh
Mead Fritz
Nora Shaffer
Nex Freedom
Maurice Shaffer
Ammon Bortner
Gien Rock
Fritz
MecShenxstown
Eazies
Order of Moose
McShtoun
McShenzstown
McShensstoan Fire
Harry H. Jacobr
Ida Jane Laughman Jackpy
Harry Henry Jacoby Greenza
Joan
Lum f Lauchmann
Church of te Brethren
Leroy Jaccor
I@verd Wolfe
Jon
Mary Anthony
Oscar Laueman
Lewis Jacoby
Richard Fhiexinge
Claude Zinn
Hanov srangenngren
Jacob Jacoby
Bernard Jacoba Littie
Harry Smail
Annie Withers
Alvin Cassatt
Joseph
Franklin
James
Wilson
Mummert Meeting House
Samuel Lehigh
Howard Dan Yer
RUTH KAY
McAllister
New York
N. Oxford Bible School
Luth
Church
Herb
Bryan
F. B. Walter
Moise
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Shefer
AMDB
Breseieg al flisermaied
Cas HH
Wek
Semice
tors wit
Lester Karschwil
moon Christian Stewardship
Rivenga
e& ga
Brende
Merrin
Yohe
Evangelical And Reformed
A C Rohrbaugh
ford
Chile
Abbbottstern Lutheran
Lester Karschner
church pership
Luther League
pam
H. D. Homer
Church of the Brethren
J. Monroe Danner
Eber East Berli
an. Latimore
st Berlin
Alton AM. Leister
William H. Anderman, Jr
Emmanuel
St. John’s
New Chester
Conewargo Chapel
Harold Keller
St. Mary's Paradise
Chester Leszewski
the protectors
St Marys Church
Robert D. Hartnett
Salem EUS
Hariig V. Maren
Sun Gay school
Elmer R. Nunemaker
pasor
o'cio
llam Huntersteen—Church school
Tom
Wednes
New Chester Lutheran
Sant
Cornel me
Chaimen MB
cimen
Haramer
Ernie
Charies Cook
Fred duck
R. W. Wolfe
Burgess Siewart W. Walker
Boroigh
Lawrence Berenour
Harry Noble
Blunk
Joseph Kithim
atér servite
GHENT
SCCOUNio
eolumell
semvice
Cyr Staub
Grange street
N. G. Fire
Chesman
T. G@svision
meteor of
Kinnk and
Hemmer
Cashman
Dr. Stock
Lincoln
West High street
Emiet and Cook
moton of Klunk
Cook
Lawrence Beverour
Lawrence Serenour
Anion E Maaske
Anion E. Maaske
AW. T
Oper
Stewart William
collect garbeze
C. P Keefer
Aero Of Co
Attings water
Fisher Insurance agency
Hanover Municipal Water works
Hershey Mfz. Co
S_ L Item. Co
Esso Service center
Stewart
V. Welker
Jonn F Robinson
J. R. Robinson
BR. AL Wolfe
B. Millar
Department of Revenue
James L. Rivers
Fides Lingz
Iebor
Metropolitan Edison Co
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