New Oxford Items Advertise Thursday Publication
The notice proclaims a weekly New Oxford publication issued on Thursdays by H J Smith. It outlines subscription terms of one dollar annually in advance or one dollar fifty if unpaid within the year, and states discontinuance requires publisher option until arrears are paid. It invites advertisers with reasonable rates and yearly discounts, plus offers job printing services.
Wedded On The Pike
A couple visited the Hanover U B church seeking marriage but found the license issued in Carroll County Maryland invalid in Pennsylvania. They drove to the Mason and Dixon line and wed in a Ford on a Maryland hillside near a Pennsylvania apple tree at about 5 30 p m. The bride is Miss Estie Kerchner of Blooming Grove and the groom Ilmer Matthias of West Manheim Township.
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U.B
Hanover
Dev. S B. Daugherty
Daugherty
Carroll County
Pennsylvania
Baltimore Pike
Mason and Dixon Line
Pike
Pennsylvania Line
Maryland
Estie Kerchner
Blooming Grove
Ilmer Matthias
W. Manheim Township
Record -Herald
President Judge Kunkle of Dauphin County Dies in Harrisburg
President Judge George Kunkle of the Dauphin county courts died suddenly at his Harrisburg home on Tuesday after an illness stretching months. He had hoped for recovery, but relapsed the same day. He had announced his candidacy for the Supreme court and had lost in the May primaries to Judge Sylvester Sadler of Carlisle.
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George Kunkle
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Sylvester Sadler
Carlisle
Markets Report from New Oxford Grain Prices
Market notes list Choite Wheat at 280 and Ear Corn 160 with shelled corn around 165. Prices shown are per unit and appear amid scattered OCR errors from J. H. Duttera’s report.
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New Oxford
J. H. Duttera
Peek
Whirled to Death on Mill Wheel near Gettysburg
Leo Tipton age 31 died at J J Ieretter mill three miles southwest of Gettysburg after his blouse sleeve caught in a moving pulley wheel. Coroner ruled accidental death. Witness Lott Walker and Tipton leaves a wife Elsie Shultz and four brothers four sisters in the West.
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Leo Tipton
J. J. Ieretter
Gettysburg
C. G. Crist
Adams County
Lott Walker
Fairfield Road
Altho
Walker
Tipton
Grant Groupe
Elsie Shultz
Madrid
Nebraska
West
Judge Warner Hears Exceptions in Delone Suit
Judge Warner York heard exceptions to the equity ruling in the Delone versus Butt Gitt and Gitt case. Delone sought to compel Butt to satisfy an open judgment while asserting he was not liable as an accommodation party for the Gitts. The court reversed the prior decision.
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Warner
York
Charles J. Delone
Jacob L. Butt
E. Baer Gitt
Harry N. Gitt
Delone
Butt
Gitts
J L Williams Attorney at Law Ad
J L Williams Attorney at Law offers careful and prompt attention to all legal matters.
William Greenaway Escapes Crash After York Street Run
William Greenaway in an Oakland touring car ran off York street turning into Railroad street and crashed into Samuel Shirk & Son hardware store wall. He suffered a severe scalp wound needing 12 stitches and was unconscious for about 15 minutes. His companion Fritz Small escaped injury and Greenaway’s license has been revoked by the State Highway Department.
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William Greenaway
York Street
Hanover
Oakland
Broadway
Railroad Street
Samuel Shirk & Son
Greenaway
Fritz’ Small
C. A Tex
Gettysburg
Fred Mumper
Ir. R. Meisenhelder
State Highway Department
Gettysburg College appoints three new professors
At the June board meeting Gettysburg College elected three new professors. C. Lee Shilliday, from the University of Tennessee, will replace George D. Stanley as biology head after 32 years. Arnold V. Johnston of Ohio Wesleyan becomes economics and political science professor, and Richard A. Arms of the University of Pennsylvania is named alumni professor of mathematics.
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Board of Trustees
Gettysburg College
C. Lee Shilliday
University of Tennessee
Geo. D. Stanley
Gettysburg
Arnold V. Johnston
Ohio Wesleyan University
J. Rees Jrwing
Richard A. Arms
University of Pennsylvania
C. Gilbert Reen
H. Gilbert Becker
Han
Blind veteran Jesse Whaley marches at Memorial Day in Gettysburg
Jesse A Whaley of Pawtucket Rhode Island, once a lieutenant in Co K 303rd Infantry, marched with the Albert Lantz post American Legion on Memorial Day at Gettysburg though totally blind from shrapnel in World War I. He recently returned with his sister to the Red Cross school in Baltimore to resume learning architecture by touch, displaying optimism for the future.
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Altho
Jesse A. Whaley
Pawtucket
R. I
Albert Lantz Post American Legion
Gettysburg
Whaley
Co. K
303Rd
Red Cross School
Baltimore
Desirable New Oxford properties and farm parcels offered
Real estate and business notices list 36 inch heavy duck for binders for 75 cents, two building lots in New Oxford, several farms near Mt. Rock State road and Hanover, and rental rooms on Lincoln Way East. W. P. Stoner handles listings though he has discontinued W. S. Rittase.
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G. W.,weaver & Son
Gettysburg
New Oxford Boro
New Oxford
W. P. Stoner
W. S. Rittase
Rittase
Lincoln Way
Wm. D. Himes
Lillis Wolf
Jos. H. Peterman
Edna A. Bollinger
6Th St
Harrisburg
Mt. Rock
State Road
Coach Repairing Wheels Replaced and Built to Order
Repair service offers all kinds of coach维修 work and custom builds. Specializes in new rubber tires and wheel work with guaranteed satisfaction.
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H.J. Smith
J. L. Williams
First National Bank Building
Jettyhburg, PA
J. McC. Gilbert
Dorff
Dillsburg
Kuppenhemer and
Theodula
Hatter
the House of Kuppenheimer Clothes
Carlisle Street
Hanover, Pa
G. W. Weaver & Son
Gettysburg, Pa
Dry Goods Department Store
B. C
Penn’a
Corn Fair
Alex. Byer
Berlin Ave
Taughinbauge
New
Oxford
D. Greenebaum & Son