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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1966

Page

12

Trouble Spots Not With Electricity In Electric Heating

A Sidney Ohio home of NECA contractor Herb Schlater showcases seven electric heating types including ceiling and floor cables baseboard sunlamp wall units a portable heater and an infrared unit. The design coats bedrooms with floor cable and baseboard heat while a ceiling panel counters heat loss through glass doors in the recreation room.

Sidney Ohio Herb Schlater Naional Electrical Contractors Association Schlater NECA Mr. Schlater

Farm Machinery and Household Goods Sale Ad

Local advertisement lists farm machinery infant clothing store equipment outboard motors and camping gear along with children's playthings electrical appliances and pets including dogs cats and parakeets.

Insulation Clue To Modern Heat Installation

When electric heating replaces a fuel system, the house feels larger on cold days due to a thorough design focusing on comfort. Re insulation may be added for sidewalls ceilings and doors over cold crawl spaces using mineral wool blown pneumatically. Uninsulated walls feel cold inside. at zero outside, inner surfaces run near 59 degrees. The area within three feet of poorly insulated walls is a discomfort zone on cold days.

Offense of Christ sermon noted at New Oxford church

Rev William Kennard preached The Offense of Christ at New Oxford Methodist Church Sunday morning. Ash ers Jim Valentine and David Almoney attended. WSCS met last eve ning with Mrs Abrams Belt presenting highlights of the Oregon convention. Electric heating tips urged efficient placement to minimize drafts and heat waste.

William Kennard New Oxford

Colonial Site Is Toured By History Group

Forty two members of the Ad Mills Colonial Valley development group toured a historic site featuring Menges Mill, a stone water powered grist mill, and a 1762 up and down saw mill with a 226 year old millrace. The journey included recreated period buildings, shops, a colonial museum, herb and colonial gardens, and over 5000 original items. President George Olinger announced no July meeting. August plans to be announced.

Ad Mills Janice Rowse George Olinger

Death of Mrs Anna D Reinecker 85 in Denver

Mrs Anna D Reinecker age 85 widow of Milton D Reinecker died Monday in Denver Colorado where she lived. Former Kralltown resident born in Osborne County Kansas she was daughter of the late Aaron G and Anna Bair Smith natives of Washington Two The Smith family later resided in Kralltown Surviving are three daughters Mrs Harry S Allen and Mrs Clayton Becker both of Denver Mrs Lewis Luckenbaugh Emmaus and many grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral services and interment were held in Denver.

Anna D. Reinecker Milton D. Reinecker Denver Colo Reinecker Kralltown Osborne County Kan Aaron G Anna Bair Smith Washington Smith West Harry 5. Allen Clayton Becker Lewis Luckenbaugh Emmaus

Court News Details Sentences For Driving Without License

Edwood Eugene Anderson Jr from York Springs received a suspended sentence and a $100 costs penalty after admitting no license effort. Leroy F. Noel of New Oxford got about a year to serve on a resisting arrest charge and a parole violation, plus 4 days for resisting arrest. Richard F. Deatrick of New Oxford was given a suspended sentence and $100 costs for driving without rights to identification.

Edwood Eugene Anderson Jr York Springs Anderson Leroy F. Noel New Oxford Abot Jact Jack Barlett Noel Barrlett Jus of the Peace Robert P. Snyder Barlett Justice’s Ofice Bartlet Adams County Court Richard F. Deatrick

Holtzschwamml Lutheran Church News Notes

The altar flowers at Holtzschwam Lutheran Church on Sunday honored Allen Moni, donated by Mr. and Mrs. Emory Moul and Mrs. Howard Deubenspeck. The acolyte was James Bosserman. The services included baptisms for several children.

Holtzschivamm Lutheran Church Allen Moni Emory Moul Howard Deubenspeck James Bosserman

Electric Conditioning For Summer

Summer entertaining moves indoors for cooler comfort with electric air conditioning. Central systems exist in Gold Medallion Homes, while room units suit smaller spaces and can be installed by a family member. Through the wall models offer winter heating for remodels and older homes. Tips emphasize correct sizing, dealer advice, and good insulation for efficiency and economy. Sunday services include infant baptisms and church membership reaffirmations, with communion at 10:15 a.m.

America Dana Marie Bentzel George Edward Bentzel Robert Eugene Coble Robert Dennis Coble William Crone Robert Coble

Electric Homes Have Hidden Clean Benefits

The Live Better Electrically program from Edison Electric Institute promotes total electric homes as inherently cleaner and safer because flameless electric appliances avoid indoor combustion byproducts. Highlights include flameless water heaters and clothes dryers, self cleaning ranges, heat and humidity control, and flexible placement to minimize heat loss.

Total Electric Edison Electric Institute

Marriages Phillips Horwedel in McSherrystown church

Miss Rose Marie Horwedel daughter of Mrs and Airs Charles Horwedel of 105 Second St McSherrystown married Stewart Phillips son of Mrs Lizzie Phillips Hanover R4 at 1 pm Saturday in St Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church McSherrystown. Bridesmaids were Irene and Agnes Horwedel. Su Ann Welty was flower girl and Richard Welty brother in law of the bride was best man. Ushers were Robert Horwedel and Vernon Kessler Littlestown.

Phillips—Horwedel Rose Marie Horwedel Airs Charles Horwedel Second St AfeSherrystown Agnes Horwedel Su Ann Welty Richard Welty Robert Horwedel Vernon Kessler Littlestown

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