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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

4

County Girl Weds William F Waddell in Pines Church

Miss Mary Elizabeth Stitt and William Franklin Waddell were married at St Pauls Pines Lutheran Church. The bride wore a white marquisette gown with lace, pearls, and a long train. the groom is from Pleasantville and a Grove City College graduate who served as a bomber pilot in WWII. The reception followed at New Chester Memorial hall and they plan to reside in Philadelphia.

Mary Elizabeth Stitt Rosanna E. Stitt John M. Stitt New Oxford R William Franklin Waddell George A. Waddell Pleasantville St. Paul's (Pines) Lutheran Church James Singer Washington, D. C Elmer Warren Poston Bristol Catherine Dennison Falls Creek Mildred Devlin Phoenixville Waddell Harold Ecker York Springs R. D Ecker Gettysburg High School Temple University School of Nursing Pleasantville High School Grove City College Temple University Medical School New Chester Memorial Hall Philadelphia

Jesse Klein Held For Court Session

Jesse Klein formerly of West Gettysburg Inn in Cumberland county was held for court by Justice of the Peace John H Basehore on a charge of issuing a bad check and remanded to bail of 1000 dollars. He was arrested May 19 after failing to appear for a May 24 hearing and was jailed after later jumping a van. The bad check for 112 dollars was drawn on Arendtsville National Bank to Hearns Bottling Works in Hanover. Banks will be closed Monday for Flag Day.

Jesse Klein Cumberland County West Gettysburg Inn Justice of the Peace John H. Basehore Klein Arendtsville National Bank Hearns Bottling Works Hanover

Thurston outlines United Telephone expansion for Pennsylvania

L R Thurston president of United Telephone Company of Pennsylvania spoke to Hanover district employees at the Richard McAllister hotel detailing a 1948 investment exceeding four times prewar levels. He highlighted a 60 percent capacity increase at Hanover exchange, a Hanover Gettysburg cable, and Littlestown central office upgrade. He noted Hanover surpasses peers with 33 phones per 100 people versus a 22 national average.

United Telephone Company of Pennsylvania L. R. Thurston Telephone Company Hanover District Richard McAllister Thurston United Hanover Hanover Exchange Gettysburg Littlestown United Company Russia New Oxford Harrisburg Bradford M. Free Charles Beckler West Chester

Traffic violations and notices in York and Gettysburg

Phyllis E. Peters of York paid ten dollars and costs for driving without an operator's license. Justice of the Peace John H. Bas hore will send a ten day notice to Maurice Hildebridge of Gettysburg charged by borough police with a stop sign violation.

Phyllis E. Peters York Justice of the Peace David Hykes New Oxford John H. Basehore Maurice Hildebridge Gettysburg

Local youths treated at Warner hospital after injuries

Rose Ann De Hoff 12 of Gettysburg R4 was treated for a right leg laceration from a bicycle fall. Robert King 23 of Gettysburg R4 received care for a left shoulder injury and knee abrasions from a Granite baseball game. John Bream 8 of Gettysburg was treated for a left wrist laceration after a fall on a saw.

Ment Warner Hospital Robert King Gettysburg John Bream

Gettysburg Man Arrested on Non-Support Charge

Paul G. Lupp of Gettysburg was arrested Saturday afternoon by constable Leo Riley and furnished $500 bond before Justice of the Peace Robert P. Snyder. He is held for court on a non-support charge, with wife Mrs George C. Lupp as complainant. The couple has two children.

Paul G. Lupp Gettysburg Leo Riley Justice of the Peace Robert P. Snyder George C. Lupp

Queens of the Con Game headline in American Weekly

Features tease of a dramatic true life series including Chicago May Churchill and Mildred Carr among notorious female racketeers. Promises reveals in The American Weekly aside from relaxation secrets and profiles of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Maurice Chevalier, with a nod to the New York Journal-American.

Chicago

Police arrest motorist for red light violation in Gettysburg

Friday at the Gettysburg sub-station John R. Myers of Hanover was charged with driving with a red light showing in front in violation of motor vehicle code section 800. A 10 day notice was sent by Justice of the Peace Robert P. Snyder to William A. Weikert of Gettysburg for running through a stop sign at 12 20 Saturday morning.

Gettysburg John R. Myers Hanover Justice of the Peace Robert P. Snyder William A. Weikert Gettyyburg

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Pines Russell Waddell Harold and Donald Beauty Salon Delone High School Hampton, PA Reading Township John F. Small DR. Easter West Market Street Smyler Card Shop Broadway Hanover, PA Jennie Wade Baltimore Street York Cycle CO Smith’s Men’s Shop Wembley Aetna Anson Smith’s Men's Shop Harvey J. Smith Prop Lincoln Way West New Oxford, PA L R. Thurston Tel. Co. Employes Gettysburg's New Bay-Bee and Children's Shop Petite Tots’ Shop Helen L. Price Gettysburg, Pa High Street Market Oxford, PA Thomas E. Smith Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank Abbottstown State Bank Littlestown State Bank Edw L. Culver Mgr York St Cerry Gral Gratt Pratt Rose Ann de Hoff Mrs. Earl de Hoff E. Market ST York, PA Anna D. Hoyer The New Oxford Fire Company Oxford High School Rayon Sheer Classics Parker Purina Manovear
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