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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

9

Hanover Man Killed in Auto Crash on Fairfield Road

Harry Francis Glessner 25 of Hanover died when his Buick left the highway near Fairfield and burned after a collision with trees. Police said he was alone, had visited a friend at Blue Ridge Summit, and spent the evening in Waynesboro. Coroner Dr. Crist said no inquest. Glessner a World War II veteran served in the 147th Infantry with three years overseas including Guadalcanal.

Fairfield Road Harry Francis Glessner Gitt Apartments Center Square Hanover Madeline M. Hoffnagie Glessner New Oxford Charles Elserman Gettysburg Glessner Blue Ridge Summit Waynesboro Fairfield Chester G. Crist Adams County Crist Hamilton A Catherine Devine Glessner 147Th Infantry Guadalcanal South Pacific

Veteran laid to rest with military funeral in Hanover

Discharged July 22 1945 the veteran belonged to VFW American Legion Moose Eagles and Hanover Home Association all of Hanover Survived by wife and his mother of 45 East Middle Street Hanover two brothers George Glessner Baltimore and Charles Glessner Brooklyn N Y The Hanover VFW post led the service with Rev H E Sheely Trinity Reformed Church and Rev Paul L Foulk St Paul Lutheran Hanover at Feiser Funeral Home 10 am Wednesday burial Resthaven Cemetery

Longtime Adams County Teacher Retires After 45 Years

Luther A Yohe of Abbottstown ends a 45 year teaching career in Adams County schools. He began at 16 in 1901 at White Hall Mt. Pleasant township with 56 pupils. He taught in Brushtown Locust Grove Red Hill Hamilton and East Berlin before retirement.

Luther A. Yohe Abbottstown Adams County White Hall Mt. Pleasant Township Mr. Yohe Brushtown Locust Grove Red Hill Oxford Township Hamilton Township East Berlin

New Oxford Tops Gettysburg In Extra Innings

Bud Knox and Bevenour dueled as New Oxford beat Gettysburg 3-2 in 8 innings, Sponseller tied the game with three hits for Gettysburg, while Orrtanna edged New Oxford 3-2 in 11 innings with Haar and Staub contributing for the home team.

New Oxford Gettysburg Sponseller Orrtanna Staub Wagner Beamer Byers Huffnaugle J. Haar Haar L. Wetzel Herring

Reception honors Priest on Silver Jubilee at Conewago

A Conewago social in Sacred Heart Church hall celebrated Rev. Harold E. Keller’s silver jubilee as priest. The program included readings songs poems and speeches with gifts and a spiritual bouquet presented by the Parish Council and National Council of Catholic Women.

Harold E. Keller Sacred Heart National Council of Catholic Women Conewago Chapel Father Keller Corrine Groft Bernard Klunk Jean Sneeringer Carrie Miller Mary Jo Adams Regina Groft Margaret Smith Richard Jacoby

Winning Run Sealed As Wetzel Braves Prevailing Rally

Bases loaded in the late inning as R Deardorff grounded a ball bobbled for an error. Johnny Wetzel then singled to right driving in L Wetzel for the decisive run.

R. Deardorff Johnny Wetzel L. Wetzel

1500 Trout Placed In County Streams

Adams County Fish and Game association planted 1500 trout from state hatcheries in two streams last week. Eight hundred were released in Marsh creek at Bream's dam and 700 in Tom's creek west of Fairfield, reported Floyd King, president of the association.

Adams County Adams County Fish and Game Association Marsh Creek Bream’s Dam Tom's Creek Fairfield Floyd King

Plans All Star Tilt For July 5th

Arrangements for the all star game in the South Penn Baseball League were finalized at a Friday meeting. The charity game will be Monday July 5 at 2 pm in Bonneauville with North players from Wenksville Heidlersburg Cashtown Conewago VFW and Gettysburg and South players from Barlow Bonneauville Brushtown Granite and Greenmount. Each side provides four players. managers and umpires to be chosen later. Robert Goetz was ruled eligible for Cashtown after residency discussion. President Glenn Bream presided.

South Penn Baseball League Fire Engine House Bonneauville Wenksille Heidlersburg Cashtown Conewago Vfw Gettysburg South Barlow Brushtown Granite Greenmount Robert Goetz Glenn Bream Presiden

Meeting Notes Hint at Granite Exclusion

Area teams gathered for a meeting where all clubs except Granite were in attendance, outlining scheduling and competitive implications for the season. The excluded team’s absence prompted discussion on next steps and potential adjustments.

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