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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

6

South Penn League Scores and Upcoming Games

Cashtown 8 Gettysburg 0 and Conewago VFW 7 Barlow 1. Bonneauville 9 Heidlersburg 0. Granite 10 Brushtown 8. Wenksville 10 Greenmount 8. Wednesdays results Cashtown 83 Bonneauville 0. Wenksville 9 Gettysburg 0. Next Sundays games Gettysburg at Bonneauville Cashtown at Greenmount Heidlersburg at Conewago VFW Brushtown at Wenksville Barlow at Granite.

Cashtown Gettysburg Conewago Vfw Barlow Bonneauville Heidlernburg Granite Brushtown Wenksville Greenmount Heidlersburg Conewago VFW Labah Barlow As Wenkaville

Two 20 Year Ago Marriages Noted In Local Areas

William L. Kohler of New Oxford weds Edna M. Groft near town. Olive Orner, former Clearview teacher, wed Oscar Slaybaugh of Aspers. Dorothy Miller on Pleasant Street improving from pneumonia. Mrs Emory Smith ill with rheumatism. Leo J. Lawrence of Centennial and Estella M. Hofnagle of Conewago township granted a marriage license. M.8. Kimmel near Hunterstown listed.

William L. Kohler New Oxford Edna M. Groft Town Olive Orner Fromer Clearview School Oxford Township Oscar Slaybaugh Aspers Dorothy Miller Pleasant Street Emory Smith Hanover Street Leo J. Lawrence Centennial Estella M. Hofnagle Conewago Township Kimmel Hunterstown

Local Farm Fire and Area News Report

Punctured left leg incident at a farm wagon shed once owned by Jacob Weaver near Woodside school house as a fire destroyed the building Saturday. Margie A. Cashman of Five Points travels to finish school term after six weeks absent due to scarlet fever. Wheat sells at $1.75 per bushel. David Hykes buys the Wes Ley Bollinger property near Hampton. M. Anderson sells his 42 acre Latimore township farm to J. W. Boyce of Hampton. Dorothy Kennedy, 13, Round Hill, undergoes serious operation at Warner hospital. Mrs. Louisa Ditzler of Abbottstown improves after illness.

Jacob Weaver Woodside Margie A. Cashman David Hykes Wesley Bollinger Hampton M. Anderson Latimore Township J. W. Boyce Dorothy Kennedy Round Hill Warner Hospital Louisa Ditzler Abbottstown

Local Resignations And Arrivals In Gettysburg Area

Thirty years ago J H Plymire and his wife of the Crystal Theatre resigned from Liberty restaurant and returned home. Ida E Feiser, back from Steelton, takes a bookkeeper post at New Oxford Foundry. Prof and Mrs Charles J Hemmig move to a new house in Hamilton township. Charles Stock, now a W M Ry brakeman, moves family to Hagerstown. Prof John L Stock and wife begin housekeeping in Stock home. Ruth R Stambaugh and Paul Miller wed and occupy a newly furnished Green Springs house. Mrs George Hensil returns after appendicitis treatment. Several births reported: a son to Private and Mrs George Yealy. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harry Walter. a daughter to Mr and Mrs E F Larson. a son to Mr and Mrs Carl Breighner. a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Felty. a daughter to Mr and Mrs E Ballew.

J. H. Plymire The Crystal Theatre Liberty Gettysburg Ida E. Feiser Steelton New Oxford Foundry & Mfg. Co Charles J. Hemmig Abbottstuvin Hamilton Township Charles Stock W M Ry Peters Street Hagerstown John L. Stock New Oxford Ruth R. Stambaugh Berlin Junction Paul Miller Bittinger Green Springs George Hensil West Side York Lincolnway West George Yealy Hunterstown Harry Walter Guldens Station

Local notes on residents and sales in Hanover area

Mr Ballew serves with the A E F in France. Miss Ballew is daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Waltman. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs J A Eckert Hampton on Tuesday. Albert Flemming on Carlisle pike improves after illness. Mrs Benjamin Reinecker in serious condition at Hamilton township home. Mrs Albert Groft near Mt Rock improving after paralysis. Toll gate house sale east of Abbottstown to Charles Ferry for 425 dollars. Joseph Smith 75 Hampton threatened with blood poisoning from a cut. Charles Stock Hampton takes position with H C Stock at New Oxford Milling Co. Roy Diehl, newly married, will manage Fisher bakery succeeding John Bollinger. Ward injured by heavy tie. Byer injured thumb on W M Ry rails. Joseph Moore near Seven Hundred arrives in France. Heimer Swamley arrives overseas. Benjamin Franklin Eicholtz 87 Hanover street dies. Wheat priced at 2.09 per bushel.

Ballew France H. A. Waltman J. A. Eckert Hampton Albert Flemming Carlisle Pike Benjamin Reinecker Hamilton Township Albert Groft Mt. Rock Lincoln Highway Abbottstown Charles Ferry Joseph Smith Charles Stock H. C. Stock New Oxford Milling Co Roy Diehl Daniel M. Diehl Kohler John Bollinger Fisher Bakery Hanover Street Frank Byer Town W. M. Ry Ward Joseph Moore Seven Hundred Heimer Swamley West Hight Street Benjamin Franklin Eicholtz

Marriage license granted to Martz and Rick in Mountpleasant

Forty years ago a marriage license was issued to Chas. H. Martz and Flora A. Rick in Mountpleasant township. Meanwhile Mrs. R. J. Feiser is preparing for a large event.

Chas. H. Martz Flora A. Rickrode Mountpleasant Township R. J. Feiser

Local Notes From Gettysburg Area School Board Briefs

Elmira Ruff re-elected teacher at Gettysburg primary school. New Oxford School Board reorganized. Dr W R Snyder president, J W Barnits secretary, H Cashman treasurer. teachers reappointed including D Ruff principal and Mary Brown No 2. Local births deaths marriages listed. Wheat at 88 cents per bushel.

Philadelphia Elmira Ruff Gettysburg Charles Senft Hamilton Township Peter A. Gulden Jerome Bonneauville Samuel L. Wolf Mary A. Sheely Emanuel Berkheimer Nora Miller Abbottstown New Oxford School Board Messrs Emmert and Sheetz Winand and Bream W. R. Snyder J. W. Barnits Ruff Mary Brown Nita Cashman Mary Myers New Chester

Notice of Estate Account for Jennie Wolf Heyrer Fund

The First National Bank of Gettysburg as Trustee filed its first and final account with the Adams County Orphans Court for the fund benefiting Jennie Wolf Heyrer widow of Raymond J. Wolf. The court will hear the account and proposed distribution on June 14, 1948 at 10 A M daylight time (9 A M standard time) at Gettysburg Court House. Emma E Sheffer, Clerk of the Orphans Court.

Orphans’ Court Adams County Pennsylvania Court House Gettysburg First National Bank of Gettysburg Jennie Wolf Heyrer Raymond J. Wolf Littletown Emma E. Sheffer Pennasylvania

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