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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
2
The column reports weddings births and deaths in McSherrystown Abbottstown and surrounding towns. It notes licenses granted, newborns in several families, injuries from accidents, mass and clerical assignments, illnesses and hospitalizations, with several residents named in the region's civic and church life.
The ordinance prohibits storage of junked and dismantled motor vehicles within the borough near cemeteries churches schools playgrounds or public resorts. It requires a 200.06 annual license to defray inspection costs, sets enclosure and fencing standards, and mandates owner notification and remedy within three days for violations.
A parity held at the Kaiser residence near Joan Saturday evening celebrated the birthday of their son George Kaiser. The event honored family ties and included guests from the community.
The fragmentary notice records several personal events and injuries including a man with both legs broken from a wagon fall in Hampton township, deaths of Bernard Miller and Mrs Sarreuel Bocer, multiple marriage events such as Robert Walker and Amelia EL Himes at a bride’s home in Center Square, and Earl Baker with Emma Kunin wed by Hanover and High streets.
Har s Henschke near Inshtown wed Emma Clunk of Irishtown. Francis Muller near town married Caroline South near Inshtown. Calvin S. Myers of Mountpleasant and Laura Weisensale of Union township wed May 29. Harvey B R Garret and Sarah M. Krus, both of Bittinger, married Sunday.
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