Local People Attend Plant Convention and Community Notices
Clyde Sponselier and others attended a convention at McCreary Tire and Rubber in Indiana. Several locals plus visitors are noted for visits, graduations, church events, and family travels including Miss Genevieve Rabine and Miss Maybert Hoffman. Weather and storms caused minor property damage at farms near Cross Keys and Pottstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Sponselier
North Peters Street
Frank Higinbotham
Malcolm Clouser
Littlestown
Cal
Plowman
Hanover
McCreary Tire and Rubber Company
Indiana
Raymond Yohe
Houtzdale
Maybert Hoffman
Veterans Bonds To Arrive Tuesday At New Oxford Post Office
Veterans bonds are due Tuesday morning at the New Oxford post office by registered mail. Veterans must sign in person to receive bonds and those on rural routes should be at home Tuesday to receive and sign. Bonds cashed require identification. service is free. Office hours extend to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday and daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. after June 17. Checks from Philadelphia take about three days after certification. For details, inquire at the New Oxford post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Philadelphia
Long Splinter Fatally Pierces Human Body
Mrs. Minnie J. Diehl, 48, wife of Carvin Diehl, fell from the roof of a newly built poultry house near Glen Rock while helping her husband. A splinter over a foot long penetrated her body from the rear, puncturing bladder and intestines and causing internal hemorrhages. She died Sunday. Survived by husband, father, three children, and siblings including Mrs. Elmer Wareheim of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie J. Diell
Carvin Diehl
Glen Rock
Xork Hospital
L. A. Zech
Elmer Wareheim
Gettysburg
No of Income Tax Payers Increase in 1935
Six more New Oxford citizens paid income tax in 1935 than in 1934. Adams county shows 533 against 463, Franklin 1,232 down from 3,159, York county 4,275 up from 3,911. Hanover 504 vs 455, Spring Grove 61 vs 49, York 2,998 up from 2,810. Overall Pennsylvania rose from 331,652 to 350,174 taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Adams County
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Gettysburg
Tattlestown O
McSherrystown
York County
Franklin County
State of
Pennsylvania
Hanover
Spring Grove
York
Former York Man Appointed Trustee of Littlestown Shoe Co
O P Walters of Sunbury formerly of York has been appointed by a U S court as trustee of the Littlestown Shoe Co, reorganizing under section 77B of the bankruptcy act, announced at federal offices in Lewisburg. He will manage the company during its organizational period. Walters was long a York newspaper correspondent and ran an insurance agency there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Walters
Sunbury
York
United States Court
Littlestown Shoe Company
Lewisburg
Waters
Adams county payment checks ready for second 1935 allotment
Herman Hess, treasurer of the Adams county corn and hog control committee, announced Monday that 98 of the 163 checks due county farmers on the second payment for 1935 have been received. The checks total $5,723.60. Distribution will be at the court house Wednesday and at the Hampton lodge hall Thursday both at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hess
Adams County Corn and Hog Control Committee
Hess
Court House
Hampton Lodge Hall
Republican convention trip for county treasurer
County Treasurer William S. Shields left Gettysburg Monday afternoon for Cleveland Ohio to attend sessions of the Republican National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Shields
Gettysburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Teacher Hugh Rebert Returns Home From Bellvue School
Hugh Rebert has returned to his parents near White Hall after teaching at Bellvue near Pittsburgh during the past winter. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Quintin D Rebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Rebert
Bellvue
Pittsburgh
Quintin D. Rebert
White Hall
Deaths Mrs Emily Stambaugh 86 in New Oxford
Mrs Emily Rebecca Stambaugh 86 widow of Abraham Stambaugh died at home in New Oxford at 8:45 p m on Wednesday evening from a complication of diseases She was daughter of Levi Kepner Surviving Allen Stambaugh Mrs James Smith Carrie Stambaugh 14 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral at 1 30 p m Saturday at home Rev George E Sheffer officiating Interment New Oxford Cemetery Pallbearers Joseph I Miller Harry Lockenbill John Myers Nathaniel Miller Jacob Myers Samuel Holtry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Rebecca Stambaugh
Abraham Stambaugh
New Oxford
Stambaugh
Levi Kepner
Allen Stambaugh
James Smith
Hagerstown
Carrie Stambaugh
Moritz Woman Dies At 64 In Hanover Funeral Thursday
Mamie Jennie Moritz of Hanover died Monday at age 64. Born February 22, 1872, she was a daughter of Edward and Margaret Moritz. Surviving is one daughter Lorma. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:30 PM at the family home conducted by Rev. Dr. A Lawrence Miller of First Methodist Episcopal Church Hanover. Burial in New Chester Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Jennie Moritz
Hanover
Edward and
Margaret Miller Moritz
Lorma
A. Lawrence Miller
First Methodist Episcopal Church
New Chester
Infant Rita Jago Dies of Pneumonia at Hanover Hospital
Rita Teresa Jago seven daughter of William and Florence Hartlaub Jago of Mt. Pleasant township Littlestown R D 2 died Sunday night at Hanover hospital from pneumonia Survived by parents brothers and sisters Mary Mildred Madeline Lorena Betty Burnell William and Joseph Funeral held Tuesday morning at St Joseph s Catholic church Bonneauville burial in St Joseph s cemetery Bonneauville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Teresa Jago
William
Florence Hartlaub Jago
Mt. Pleasant Township
Littlestown
R. D
Hanover Hospital
Mary
Mildred
Madeline
Lorena
Betty
Burnell
Joseph
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Bonneauville
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Hemler Rites Held for Weldon J Hemler at McSherrystown
Weldon J. Hemler died at his home in McSherrystown on Saturday evening aged 66. He was married to Alverta Neiderer in 1897. Surviving are his widow and several children. Funeral was a requiem high Mass at St Mary’s Catholic Church with interment in St Mary’s Cemetery. Pallbearers included Pius Toper Warren Ray Harold Hemler and Bernard Neiderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon J. Hemler
McSherrystown
George Y
Louisa A. Hemler
Alverta C. Neiderer
Conewago Chapel
O’leary
Paul I. Wagner
Hanover
John C
Marie G
Rebecca E. Hemler
Sylvester Hemler
Colorado
Martin
George
Laura A. Hemler
Jerome Hemler
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis X. Feeser
St. Mary’s Cemtery
Pius Toprer
Warren
Ray
Herbert
Harcld Hemler
Bernard Neiderer
Mrs Ola garver longtime Middletown teacher dies
Mrs Ola Myers Garver wife of Prof Harvey B Garver former Middletown High School principal and Dauphin county schools official died at her Middletown home She was born in Round Hill Adams County and taught English at Middletown High School for 22 years Funeral services were held in Middletown with burial at Guyer s Church cemetery near Middletown Surviving are her husband two brothers and eleven nephews and nieces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Myers Garver
Harvey B. Garver
Middletown High School
Dauphin County
St Water Street
Middletown
Garver
Round Hill
Adams County
Adam Smyser Myers
Margaret Berkheimer Myers
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Middletown Presbyterian Church
Swatara-Pine Ford
Women’s Club of
Professor Garver
Robert L. Myers
Camp Hill
Walter 8. Myers
Reading
Mrs Anna Stuck 66 widow dies after long illness
Mrs Anna B Stuck 66 widow of William Stuck died Friday at her daughter Mrs Paul Cristofaro home in York Springs after a 16 month illness. Survived by ten children two brothers and two sisters. Interment at Dauphin Sunday with Rev L B Hafer officiating at Pittentorf funeral parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna B. Stuck
William Stuck
Paul Cristofaro
York Springs
Dauphin
L. B. Hafer
Pittentorf
Surprise Party Honors Mrs Wildasin at Maple Grove Home
A surprise party was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs George Wildasin near Maple Grove in honor of Mrs Wildasin on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wildasin
Maple Grove
Wildasin
Picnic Planned by New Oxford Fire Co for July Eighteenth
The New Oxford Fire Company will hold its annual picnic on Saturday July 18 at Alwine's Grove pending town activity. Regular monthly meeting noted 21 members present with President Allen Brashears presiding. New member Arthur Souillard proposed by George Foist. Committee formed to sample lightweight uniforms. Dues of $1.20 due by July 1. Finances show $89.29 in bank, $34 in dues and $1 application received. Meeting adjourned after approving minutes and paying listed bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
James Robinson
George Poist
Clyde Smith
George Polst
H. S. Sheets
Guy Klingel
Stewart Walker
William McClain
C. P. Keefer
Stough Motors
New Oxford Item
Allen Brashears
H. A. Rupp
Arch Miller Escapes as Sailor Drowns in River Fire
Arch Miller of York R D 7 and his wife escaped a burning 35 foot cabin boat on the Susquehanna after a flare up and engine explosion. Salesman Joshua H LaMotte aged 53 fell or jumped into the river. LaMotte drowned in depths of 50 to 75 feet. Miller swam to the spot but could not locate him. The boat valued at 2500 dollars was destroyed. LaMotte was employed by Miller Buick and Pontiac Inc. York. Miller was president of the firm. He is brother in law to Mrs Ed Chronister near New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua H. LaMotte
Red Lion
York County
Arch Miller
York R. D
Henry Walters, Jr
York
Susquehanna River
LaMotte
Miller
Chronister
New Oxford
HITS TREE IN GETTYSBURG TWO HURT
A car driven by Charles Hensel Jr of New Oxford crashed into a tree in front of the Gettysburg furniture factory office Saturday evening about 8 o'clock. Hensel and another occupant escaped injury. damage was about $40 and the car was towed to a New Oxford garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hensel, Jr
New Oxford
Gettysburg
Young Hensel
George B. Aughinbaugh
Chester M. Spence
Peas Varieties Studied By Local Grower
Nathaniel C Miller of Lincolnway West New Oxford has nurtured 25 different kinds of peas for Pennsylvania State College this year. He aims to determine which varieties are affected by leaf wilt under local conditions. He invites anyone seeking information on these peas to call at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel C. Miller
Lincolnway West
New Oxford
Pennsylvania State College
Mr and Mrs Herman Host Bible Class Meeting
Mr and Mrs Ira G Herman entertained Help ing Hand and Men's Union Bible class members at their home Thursday evening. Samuel Nace led devotionals, read Scripture, and hymns were sung. A social hour with refreshments followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira G. Herman
Helping Hand
Men’s Union Bible
Samuel Nace
Card of Thanks for Emily Stambaugh
Card thanks neighbors and friends for kind help during illness and after the death of our mother Mrs. Emily Stambaugh. Signed by the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Stambaugh
Church Services and Events Schedule for June and July
The church calendar lists Sunday services at 9 a.m. and 10 15 a.m. with a 7 p.m. service, Sunday school for new scholars, and choir led music. A Congregational meeting is set for June 16 to discuss selling the old church building, Holy Communion on June 21, Children’s Day on June 28, and a Parish band concert in New Oxford on July 7 followed by a community picnic at Kopp’s Park in Hanover with park concessions and transportation for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
League
Ladgsville Orphans' Home
New Oxford
Kopp’s Park
York Street
Hanover
Rose Sunday at New Oxford church annual observance
The New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed Charge invites all to Rose Sunday services at St. Pauls New Oxford with Church School supervised by J. F. Sanders at 9 a.m. Worship at 10 a.m. The sermon is Learning from Nature delivered by Rev. H. E. Sheely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sheely
St. Pauls
New Oxford
Church School
J. F. Sanders
Emmanuel Church Sunday Services and Children’s Day Program
Emmanuel Abbottstown invites all to Church School at 9 a.m. Worship at 7 p.m. This year’s annual Children’s Day Program promises a joyous occasion for children and adults. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel
Abbottstown
Church School
J. Mickley
Parish Service Schedule for Sunday
The Rev. D. P. Reardon, Pastor. Sunday mass times are 7:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. Sodality at 7 p.m. and evening devotions at 7:30 p.m. Regular worship and activities announced for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Reardon
Chestnut Grove and York Springs Sunday Services Listed
Sunday school at Chestnut Grove and York Springs is at 9:30 a. m. Preaching follows 10:30 a. m. at Chestnut Grove, and 7:30 p. m. at York Springs. Lower Bermudian offers 9:00 a. m. Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Grove
York Springs
Lower Bermudian
East Berlin Reformed Charge Services Slated
The Rev. H. D. Houtz, pastor, announces services on June 14 at Hampton at 10 a.m. and New Chester at 7:30 p.m. Local congregation members are urged to attend these worship sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
H. D. Houtz
Hampton
New Chester
Operating Aide Undergoes Major Operation at Annie M Warner Hospital
Miss Sara Clark assistant superintendent of the operating room at Annie M Warner hospital underwent a major operation on Wednesday. She is the daughter of Mrs Jane Clark, farmer near New Oxford and longtime hospital staffer. During her convalescence Miss Elizabeth Martin Greencastle takes over operating room duties. Dr E H Markley secretary notes board meeting set for Friday June 12 at 7 30 pm, last before September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Clark
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Miss Clark
Jane Clark
New Oxford
E. H. Markley
Jacob Dennis Freed From Jail Under Commissioners Order
Jacob Dennis of Straban township was released from the county jail today by an order of the county commissioners after a Tuesday hearing. The panel found he had no financial means to comply with a court order issued after his conviction on a serious charge. Dennis had been imprisoned since February 7 following a petition on his behalf last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Dennis
Straban Township
Dennis
Cewt
New Oxford P. O. S. of A. Lodge 50 Years Old
Washington camp No 22 P O S of A in New Oxford marked the fiftieth anniversary of its organization at a joint meeting with the county Past Presidents association. The New Oxford lodge organized June 8 1886 now has over 100 members. Anniversary address by Rev J Harold Little of Hanover. Next meeting September 2 at East Berlin and a memorial service planned for the county convention in Arendtsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
New Oxford
New Oxford Lodge
East Berlin
George Klingle
A. J. Gulden
J. Harold Little
Hanover
George D. Sheely
Arendtsville
Hospital News from Warner Hospital in Gettysburg Area
William Dentler of Dover and others from York county were discharged after injuries from a Memorial Day accident near Heidlersburg. New admissions include Charles McKenley, Gettysburg, and Mrs. Clarence Carey, Biglerville. Discharges include Miss Ethel Stock and Max Sherman, both of Gettysburg, after treatment at Warner hospital. Nurses noted tonsil operations for two patients and admissions of Nell K Blocher and Theodore Sheely to Annie M Warner hospital on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dentler
Dover
York County
Heidlersburg
Dolores Worley
Littlestown
Anna Louise Decker
Edward Beard
Melvin Dern
Joseph Superka
Gettysburg
Frank Wright
Aspers
Ernest Sillik
Warner Hospital
Charles McKenley
Clarence Carey
Biglerville
Lincoln Warren
Freda Benner
Gettysburg R. D
Charles Wills
J. F. Feeser
Ethel Stock
Helen Lazos
Russell Fourlas
Angelo Cargas
Patricia Ann
Max Sherman
Aldis Jones
Janet Delap
Bendersville
Nell
Marriage Licenses for Colgan Overbaugh Gladfelter Rinehart
Hugh Francis Colgan of McSherrystown and Evelyn Catherine Overbaugh of McSherrystown obtain a marriage license. Also listed are Glen Richard Gladfelter of Reading Township and Thressa Rinehart of Carroll Township York County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Francis Colgan
F. X. Colgan
McSherrystown
Evelyn Catherine Overbaugh
Edward Overbaugh
Glen
Open Feed Store by Harry Emlet at Lincolnway West
Harry Emlet, near town, who recently bought the former blacksmith and repair shop of the late John C Hofnagle, Lincolnway West, announces the opening of a feed and implement business in the building. He will offer custom mixing and grinding and stock a full line of feeds, implements, and repair parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Emlet
John C. Hofnagle
Lincolnway West
Mr. Emlet
Ady
Orchard hand stung by locust at Mt Pleasant farm
Edgar Rife of Route 2 was stung on the back by a 17 year locust while working at the Mt Pleasant fruit farm operated by Frank Beshore near town. The sting poisoned his system and he required medical attention but is now able to resume work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Rife
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Beshore
Town
Rife
Townsend Club To Meet Friday
W C Alwine Sr president of the New Oxford Townsend club announces a Friday night meeting at 8 o'clock in the high school building. Several speakers will be present and business of importance will be transacted. All members and the public are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Alwine, Sr
Oxford Townsend Club
Families move and visits noted in New Oxford area
Harry Smith and family move from a Seven Hundred area farm to West High street vacated by Robert Dellinger. Captain Robert Lawes and family from Fort Warren Wyoming visit Mrs Carrie Snyder. Miss Margaret Snyder returns home. Local births, confirmations, baptisms, and a council of community events are recorded, including a storm damage note at the Markle home and a birthday surprise at the Parr residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Smith
Seven Hundred
West High Street
Robert Dellinger
Robert Lawes
Fort Warren
Wyoming
Lawes
Carrie Snyder
Carlisle Street
Margaret Snyder
Viola Ehrhart
Hampton
O. K. Yeager
Lincolnway West
Conewago Chapel
Mary Louise Baker
Hanover
Leon Groft
Carl Groft
Edge Grove
John Myers
State College
John C. Myers
W. A. Perry
Andrew Trone
Hanover Street
Catholic Cathedral
Harrisburg
Henry Noel
Russell Marshall
York
Pennsylvania
New Oxford
A. P. Markle
M. Elizabeth
College Misericordian
Dallas
Wilkes-Barre
Charles H. Robinson
Joseph Jr. Weaver
Charles
Elizabeth
Poplar Street
George Smith
H. OC. Slaybaugh
Conewago Creek
Joseph Krichten
Brushtown
Chrismer Garage
Bonneauville
Lafayette College
Easton
Swigert
Helen L. Snyder
Lincolnway
Earl Parr
Parr
Paul Hemler
Robert Stoner
Berwick Township school board reelects secretary and naming depository
John W. Lucabaugh was re elected secretary of the Berwick township school district and the People's State Bank of East Berlin was again named depository at a recent school board meeting. Teachers have been elected and assigned: Pearl Bear Littlestown and Howard Danner Abbottstown Beaver Creek building. Joseph Wireman Hanover Walnut Grove building. C. H. Richter Hanover R. D.. Vivian Hamm New Oxford. Mrs. Raymond Altland Hanover Green Springs building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Lucabaugh
Berwick Township
People’s State Bank of
East Berlin
Pearl Bear
Littlestown
Howard Danner
Abbottstown
Beaver Creek
Joseph Wireman
Hanover
Walnut Grove
C. H. Richter
Hanover R. D
Vivian Hamm
New Oxford
Raymond Altland
Green Springs
Strawberry festival and food sale announced at local church
The Ladies' Aid society plans a strawberry festival and food sale at the church on Saturday June 18. Salem U B church hosts a lawn festival at Mrs Fidler's Gardens Saturday evening June 13 with ice cream sandwiches chicken soup and candy and good music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Salem U. B
James B. Davis Ill at Home in New Cumberland
James B. Davis formerly of Mc Sherrystown is seriously ill at his home in New Cumberland as neighbors and family respond with concern and prayers for his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Davis
McSherrystown
New Cumberland
Public sale of five acres at New Oxford cemetery
Tuesday evening at 6 30 o'clock the association will hold a public sale at New Oxford cemetery of about five acres of standing grass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
One Hurt as Cars Collide Near N O
An auto crash Sunday afternoon at three near New Oxford intersection damaged two vehicles. Raymond L. Pittinger, 17, Spring Grove Route 3, drove the Hanover road. Ethel R. Bemiller, 28, Hanover, drove toward New Oxford on the McSherrystown road. Head on collision after Bemiller allegedly veered left. Pittinger swerved to avoid. Wiscarson? Clark Worley, 15, Hanover, suffered a forehead laceration and received two stitches. Both drivers left the scene able to drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover-New Oxford
New Oxford-McSherrystown Road
New Oxford
Raymond L. Pittinger
Spring Grove R
Hanover Road
Ethel R. Bemiller
Broadway
Hanover
McSheveystown
Pittinger
George 8
Harleman
Miss Bemiller
Clark Worley
Wilbur H. Miller
New Oxford High Se Notes A Successful Virginia Beach Trip
New Oxford high school seniors returned Saturday from their annual Virginia Beach trip. The two days were enjoyable and concluded in a happy mood. The New Oxford band will play at St Johns Picnic in Littlestown Friday evening, parading Saturday and performing at Stone Church picnic in Stewartstown Saturday night. The band already has eleven summer engagements and meets for rehearsal each Monday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford High School
Virginia Beach
St. John's Picnic
Littlestown
Stewartstown
Stone Church
Truck Strikes Pole Near New Oxford in Morning Crash
Clayton F Lehman of Chambersburg escaped injury after his truck crashed into a telephone pole five miles west of New Oxford on the Lincoln highway at 2 AM Sunday. He was hauling pots, pans and kettles. the truck left the road, broke the pole, and the body was torn. Damage about 50 dollars. Patrolman C F Renz investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton F. Lehman
Chambersburg
New Oxford
Lincoln Highway
Lehman
C. F. Renz
Gettysburg
Hughway Patrol
Hanover Y W C A Flower Show At Carlisle Street
The Hanover Y W C A education committee will stage a flower show in the Y W C A gymnasium on Carlisle Street Friday and Saturday from 2 to 10 p.m. Displays include garden flowers nursery and foliage plants plus a local torists exhibit. Prizes are ribbons, with an entertainment program featuring music and a mock wedding each afternoon and evening. Refreshments will be sold and a small admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Carlisle Street
Ama
X Keys Project Shows Progress at Cross Keys Hotel
The hotel at Cross Keys, owned by H W Shutz, is rising quickly with brickwork to the second story and plans to open around August 1. A Gasoline service station at the northwest corner by Freston Smith of Dallastown is near completion and will open soon. Mr Shutz reports two building lots sold to George O Adams of Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Keys
H. W. Shhutz
Freston Smith
Dallastown
Shutz
George O. Adams
Hanover
Dentists Will Filed in New Oxford Probate Case
The will of Dr. D. C. Brownell a New Oxford dentist who died by his own hand on May 23 was entered into probate Monday. Dated March 1 1935 the unwitnessed document on office stationery leaves $500 in personal property to his wife child parents and a brother. Executors named are Edgar T Auker and H B Pigharty both of New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Brownell
New Oxford
Edgar T. Auker
H. B. Pigharty
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Hoffnagle, Jr
Genevieve Rabine
Lincolnway East
John Rabine
North Towanda
New York
George E. Sheffer
Lutheran Sunday School
Vernon Rife
John H. Sachs
Wilmington
Delaware
W. Edgar Wilson
Missionary Society of the Lutheran Church
Hanover American Legion Post
Hanover School
Harry A. Sheely
Viola T. Sheely
John A. Sheely
Franklin & Marshall College
Lancaster
Roger Weaver
William Weaver
Irishtown
Sexton
St. Mary’s Church
William Wallack
Lutheran Church
Noble Cottage
New Oxford Canning Company
Freshman
Freshman’'s Mill, North of Town. Mrs. Andrew Lau
Baltimore
Raphael Weaver
Joseph B. Weaver
Ranover Street
Bernard Robinson
Suneny
Paul Noel
Berlin Junction
Wilbur Joseph
Pauline Carbaugh
Richard Groft
James Conrad
McSharrystown
Charles Groft
Jefferson Medical College
Sandard Garment Company
Columbia
Albert Staub
Anna Smith
Leo Staub
W. Nelson Sauffer
Walkersville
Maryland
John E. C. Miller
Center Square
Hany Butler
Columbus
L .W. Grove
Lawrence Himes
George School
Trenton
New Jersey
William Himes, Jr
Haverford College
Haverford
W. D. Himes
Karlene Weaver
H. A. Waltman
Julia Eyster
Ab Pottstown
Veterans’ Bonds
York Man
Shoe CO
Mamie J. Moritz
Rita T. Jago
O. M. Garver
New Oxford Lutheran Church
A.M
New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed Charge
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
P. O.S
A. Lodge
Hospital News
Townsend Club
Albert Smith
Berlin Street
Erie
Afr. Smith
N. O
H. S
Hanover Y. W
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