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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
4
A compiled list of household work and cooking utensils includes knives forks spoons measuring spoons wooden spoon tea kettle teapot coffee pot saucepans a roasting pan Dutch oven frying pan jars and a kitchenware shower as wedding gifts. The guide notes brides often plan the home and consider what is needed to ease domestic tasks until the last moment.
A dessert recipe outlines creaming butter and sugar, beating eggs, then alternating milk and flour from start to finish, folding in 1 cup of black walnut meats, and baking in a moderate oven.
Warm milk butter and sugar then dissolve yeast in milk. Combine with remaining ingredients to form a thick batter. Let rise until double then knead and roll. Shape rounds about 2 1/2 inches thick and bake in hot oven about 12 minutes with butter in the pan.
State Trooper Kasparich detained Joseph E. Brown of East Berlin after a dawn arrest near Dillsburg RD2 for felonious entry and larceny. Brown claimed alibi but was remanded to jail under $1,000 bail. Lucas farmer and an unidentified motorist helped trigger the arrest. Attorney John Brenneman represented Brown.
The Conewago chapel held closing exercises for the grammar and other grades with hymns and a sermon by Rev. John F. O'Donnell. Diplomas and awards were given for general averages, proficiency in writing, and regularity and punctuality to a list of students from various grades.
Readers are urged to place ads for fast visibility and local reach in the community paper. The notice emphasizes prompt responses and measurable impact for businesses and individuals seeking quick audience.
Saturday scores show Albemarle 6 Hanover 2, Littlestown 1 West York 0, Spring Grove 7 New Freedom 6, and New Freedom 7 Spring Grove 2 in a rain day. Standings list Spring Grove 11 5, New Freedom 10 5, West York 9 5, Albemarle 9 6, Littlestown 4 8, McSherrystown 3 10, New Oxford 2 11.
Littlestown at New Freedom and other Sunday games were rained out. New Oxford and Albemarle led 2 0 in the fourth when rain halted their first game of a twin bill with Albemarle scoring in the first and New Oxford failing to score with runners on. One game will be resumed Thursday at 5 15 p.m. on Old Mill field.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Keefer and son Russell and Mr and Mrs I M Klopp of Lebanon visited Professor and Mrs C P Keefer on Lincolnway West Sunday.
Metropolitan Edison Company earned the Augustus Curtis award for outstanding achievement in illumination. The award, with a $250 prize, was announced by Frank W. Smith of Consolidated Edison at the Edison Electric Institute session in St. Louis and accepted by E J Inpram for Metropolitan Edison. Local lighting department staff across the system share in the honor and will divide the prize among crew members.
The Department of the Metropolitan Edison Company credits work and interest that brought the award to the company.
Clayton Taylor of Hanover was fined five dollars by Burgess John H. Little on a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct after allegedly striking Officer J. Frank Mulhern in the eye as officers tried to take him into custody Saturday night. He resisted being placed in a police car and struck Mulhern with his fist before being jailed in the borough lock-up until his tearing.
The report shows relief applications received 11, cases on relief rolls 259, persons on relief rolls 1 257, relief cases opened 3, and relief cases closed 16. Reasons for opening include loss of private employment 17 and loss of works program employment 6. Reasons for closing cover private employment 10 and works program employment 6.
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