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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1966
Page
7
A distorted excerpt urges that a nation shall stand for self possession and dignity not used for aggression. It proclaims a right to serve other nations and to be honored and feared, opposing selfishness and empire.
This June 6 1946 snapshot notes Laurin Sheely of New Oxford entering Gettysburg College as an ex serviceman with overseas duty, Burnell Gebbart receiving an honorable Navy discharge after 26 months overseas, local mercantile growth with Polt Stough Electric and Heating on Lincolnway West, and George Lillichard Son planning a feed mill near the Livingston Shoe Factory. It mentions the Golden Lane project under consideration, a Penn Senior High School prize of 225 dollars in English, and local agricultural prices and school exam results.
Que asks about making furniture polish and remedies for cloudy vinegar cups rust stains leather mildew and other household problems. Answers cover polishes from linseed oil and turpentine to vinegar mixtures and ammonia water for cleaning. methods for clearing cloudy iced tea removing mildew on leather items boiling milk to fix cracked dishes rust removal on ceramic tiles and stamps separated by freezing.
An amusing anecdote highlights the dilemma of women professionals, citing Marietta Tree and a British judge. It notes England's lag in female legal advancement, a future judge statement, and a case naming a woman judge causing dress and title debates. It mentions Her Lordship and Mrs Justice as possible forms.
Dear Eddie and teen readers, a police stop for a two mile per hour drive with one arm around a girl is not a crime but not smart. There is no law requiring two hands on the wheel, yet common sense urges restraint. Dragging the main street is acceptable in moderation if allowed by a licensed teen with parental trust and responsibility.
Miss Eileen Myers and Mrs. Jack Gere ner named new teachers for Lower Adams Jointure Elementary School for fall. Esther Alt Jand retires. Stewart resigns geography post, to be filled by George Eibin. Paul Myers plans grand opening after remodeling Lincoln View Restaurant. Borough council debates water main extension on Hollywood Blvd and ordinance widening West High Street. Rev Philip J. Gergen marks 30th priest ordination anniversary at Immaculate Conception hall. Rev Howard W. Smith becomes first pastor of Barrens Franklin Lutheran charge. Ralph Rhinehard, 20, sustains left index finger fracture in corn planter accident at Carlisle Hospital compound. New Oxford Chamber of Commerce met Tuesday to discuss committees.
Dig bulbs like paperwhite, crocus and hyacinth soon after harvest. Rasmussen of Penn State urges proper drying and cool storage, placing bulbs in strawberry boxes. He notes the public should move bulbs to new locations after life expectancy for best results.
Statistics show about 62 000 cases and 26 000 deaths in 1965. The American Cancer Society urges women to perform monthly breast self checks and to have a clinical breast exam during annual health visits. Early detection saves about 82 percent of patients in the local stage.
A compact listing of churches in New Oxford and surroundings with pastors names and service times. Includes First Lutheran Sacred Heart Basilica Conewage Chapel Corpus Christi Methodist United Church of Christ St Pauls Hampton Heidlersburg Immaculate Conception Conewage Great Conewage Presbyterian Church of God and other denominations with Sunday School times and worship hours.
York Springs area sentence listing multiple churches with pastors and service times including Holy Trinity Lutheran York Springs Rev William Kennard worship 9 30 am 11 am and other churches United Brethren in Christ Heidersburg Idaville Chapel Hill Church of God Rock Hill York Soaring Seventh Day Adventist Elder Bee pastor services 9 15 am Sabbath School 7 20 pm. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Charge News notes rehearsals at St Pauls New Oxford and upcoming Vacation Church School at Abbottstown starting June 18 at 9:00 with Emmanuel Consistory meeting Tuesday at 8:00.
A page lists multiple East Berlin area churches with pastors and service times, including Bermudian Bible Church Rev. Bedsaul Agee, Paradise Holtzschwemm Lutheran Rev. Jack Herrera, Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Rev. Barld Stoudt, Mt Royal Full Gospel Rev. Mabel Seville, and others. It also includes home tips on room color, nail polish thinning, ironing with aluminum foil, carpet care, roasting meat, and kitchen hacks such as vinegar for shower nozzles and cornstarch as egg substitute.
A devotional meditation on Philippians urging calm amid disruption. It argues that divine order yields harmony, and urges believers to affirm this order through words and deeds without anxiety.
Community churches in Abbottstown and surrounding area publish service times and pastors. St Johns Lutheran and Shrine of the Immaculate Heart of Mary schedule morning and afternoon worships with confessions and multiple masses. Church of Christ, Lincoln Full Gospel, Emmanuel Abbottstown and others list Bible studies, Sunday School, and worship times. A UNICEF note warns underdeveloped countries face malnutrition hindering mental development and genetic potential in children.
Readers seek tactful guidance on wedding roles and body image in two letters. The first requests diplomatizing a cousin as maid of honor while honoring a best friend. The second asks whether to confront a fiancée about weight gain and suggests medical diet consultation if the partner resents the discussion.
Weather toppled barn roof sections near Cross Keys and Abbotstown as rain and wind lashed the area. The 50th anniversary of Washington Camp No. 2 Pa Triotic Order Sons of America was celebrated in New Oxford with the Past Presidents' Association. a long-standing lodge lineage traces to East Berlin. A steel project worker, Albert Smith of New Oxford, suffered a severe right leg injury when a door on a railroad car knocked him after a hotel construction update. The community warns about lawn mower safety and toes, urging shielded blades and careful use.
Thirty-nine items from Gettysburg and nearby communities report a new meat market opening in New Oxford, resignations and appointments in churches and town posts, student honors at Hanover and Gettysburg High School, and a Penn State home plant course offered by correspondence.
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