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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
3
A stain or residue on a polished surface can be softened and removed by rubbing with a small amount of olive oil. The minis method suggests applying oil to loosen and wipe away the stuck paper.
A compact walnut wafer recipe lists 14 pounds brown sugar 4 level teaspoons flour 1% pounds walnut meats broken salt one half teaspoon drop on a buttered pan and bake slowly.
A simple meringue dessert recipe uses Chan Torte style three egg whites beaten stiff with one cup sugar and vanilla. Fold in vinegar and salt, bake slowly for an hour, then serve with vanilla ice cream and berry sherry sauce.
A simple cream based sherry sauce recipe uses 1 bottle of whipping cream, 2 egg yolks, and 2 tablespoons sherry. Whip the cream until stiff, beat the yolks until thick, then combine and fold in the sherry. Sweeten to taste.
A simple crust recipe blends 1 percent cups flour with 1 percent cup butter using a knife. Add 2 tablespoons sugar and 1 to 2 egg yolks with 2 tablespoons lemon juice. Roll thin and cut to fit the bottom of the tin, then grease the sides of the tin.
A recipe fragment describes beating 8 egg whites stiff with sugar and bread crumbs and walnuts. It instructs spreading the mixture on the crust, baking twenty five minutes, and serving dusted with confectioners sugar and lemon juice for a thin dessert topping.
A recipe describes creaming sugar with butter then beating in eggs. It directs alternating added dry and wet ingredients with milk, folding in flour and baking powder, then folding in flour coated blueberries and baking at 400 to 425 degrees for 25 minutes.
The governor signed a bill mandating licensing of service stations and posting of retail gasoline prices. The act prohibits selling gas below the posted price or offering rebates, requires selling products under trade names, and bans imitating nationally known equipment. Violations carry fines up to 5000 dollars, one year in jail, and license revocation.
Positions for young men to be trained for executive opportunities in growing organizations. Accepted applicants will be advanced as ability allows. Interviews daily 3 to 4 P M. Ask for Mr Blouch at Caplan's Caplan Building Second and Market Sts Harrisburg Pa.
Construction starts on a new hotel addition at the Cross Keys, adding a 96 seat air conditioned dining room, kitchen and bar relocation, and a large banquet capacity. Two new breakfast rooms rise at the north end while the existing dining room becomes a cocktail lounge. Completion of the addition is expected by August 1, with a new 48 by 78 foot garage opening July 1 across the Lincoln highway, announced by H W Shutz.
Jacob Aaron Thoman of Hanover died at Emmitsburg Maryland Sunday evening around six during a walkathon. The 36 year old suffered a heart attack in a tent where he sat with companions William Boyer and Alvin Study. He died before help arrived from coronary occlusion. Survived by parents Amanda and Paul Thoman, widow Ruth Ferry, daughter Mary Ann, and siblings Mrs. Paul Luckenbaugh Earl Thoman Mrs Earl Hamm and Grace Thoman. Funeral at Bairds Meeting House held Wednesday.
Anthony M. Storm, 42, of Hanover R. D. 3, was held under $500 bail for court Saturday on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Storm appeared before Justice of the Peace Lester J. Sell in Hanover after a car crash in the town.
Hanover youth Charles Yingling 16 was cleared by a coroner’s jury of responsibility in a crash that killed Blake ly Houck Rider 16, Hanover. The jury found death an accident citing a 1923 car with two wheel brakes and braking to avoid a center lane vehicle. speed estimated at 50 mph and a 225 foot skid before rollover.
Wagaman Clan members receive cards announcing the annual reunion to be held Saturday June 19 at Rosen steels pavilion Gettysburg. John Philip Wagerman arrived in 1736 and settled near Chester. A large attendance is expected due to central location and historic grounds. Firemen's Carnival June 17 19.
Two cars were damaged in a collision at Brushtown on the Gettysburg Hanover road about 2 10 o clock Wednesday afternoon. No one was injured. Charles W Eyster 19 of Hanover R D 5 drove west and swung toward the center to turn into his father s driveway when Adaline Toms 29 of Midvale Franklin county struck his rear. Eyster s car damage about 60 Franklin county s about 20. Highway Patrolman Thomas C Monhalik investigated from the Gettysburg station.
Flora I. Werman operator of Tom's Tavern Paradise township York county along the Lincoln Highway east of Abbottstown was held under $500 bail for court on a charge of violating the state liquor control act A hearing Thursday evening reserved decision The defendant was charged with possession of liquor on premises licensed only for the sale of malt beverages
Governor Earle signed a bill on Thursday imposing a one dollar license tax on each gasoline pump in Pennsylvania to fund a legislative investigation into the oil industry.
Viewers appointed by Adams County Court of Quarter Sessions will convene July 1 1987 at 10:00 AM in the Gettysburg courthouse consulting room to hear objections in Bridge Case No 2 August Session 1937 over a Bermudian Creek crossing on Route 610 near Harvey Bream property.
McKinley Showers of Aspers was held for August court on $500 bail after a hearing prompted by a triple collision in Gettysburg late Friday. Witnesses testified he fled the scene, later saying he wandered toward York upset and nervous. Investigating officer D J Wolff and four others testified. two witnesses noted Showers appeared to have been drinking.
The notice lists J. W. Fischer & Co located at 28 Carlisle Street in Hanover. It presents a street and firm identifier without additional context or action.
The Adams County Christian Endeavor rally is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at East Berlin Lutheran church. Friday June 11 features a banquet at 6 30 p m in the Fairfield Lutheran parsonage with the East Berlin C E society leading devotions.
Firemen's Carnival scheduled for June 17 to 19. Executor Harry J. Niederer of McSherrystown, Pa., appointed for estate of Pius A Niederer of McSherrys town Adams County. Heir claims and debts must be presented to T. F. Christwaite, Hanover Pa., or executor.
The Junior Order United American Mechanics hosts its annual York and Adams County meeting in East Berlin on Saturday June 12. Sessions start at 10 a m and 1 p m at the P O S of A hall with morning officer nominations and afternoon elections and business. Twenty six councils will be represented with three delegates from each council.
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