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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
8
A discussion on Avitamin and Vitamins E, tracing their meaning from Vita to vitality. It explains their elusive, minute nature, impact on reproduction, fragility to heat, and notes wheat germ oil as a source though scarce. It mentions practical development and industrial interest in Vitamin E products.
In re Estate of Ezra S Brown deceased Letters of Administration have been issued to the undersigned who requests all indebted persons to remit estate promptly and all claims or demands against the estate to be presented properly authenticated for settlement William S K Brown Administrator R D No 2 Thomasville Pa York County
Howard A Miller files a libel in the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County Pennsylvania No 16 April Term 1936 seeking a divorce from Violet N Miller on desertion grounds. Violet H Miller of New York City is required to appear by June 15 in order to answer. failure to appear may result in a divorce being granted in her absence. B W Spence Sheriff of Adams County.
John B. Miller of Gettysburg, a 1929 Gettysburg College graduate, was among 67 graduates receiving advanced degrees at Penn State college commencement exercises. Miller, a Bellefonte High School teacher and coach, earned a Master of Education in Education.
The Christian Endeavor Society gathered at the Lutheran church Sunday evening to discuss Why Do Christians Believe in Life After Death with readings songs and prayers. A social session followed appointing a social committee and planning attendance at Littlestown convention. Additional items list teachers elected for Reading township schools and various local visits and church notices in Hampton and York areas.
Three graduates received bachelor of science in the secretarial course at commencement exercises at St Josephs College Emmitsburg. Nancy McCurdy Keith, Mary Starr Stock, and Mary Elizabeth Wills were among the graduates. Keith also earned a journalism certificate. Mary Elizabeth Wills is the daughter of C A Wills of Greenstone and related to Gettsyburg figures.
Miss Betty Deatrick of York visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Hayden Deatrick for the weekend while Mr and Mrs D E Myers hosted relatives. The long family gathering included time with Mr and Mrs Myers and Betty's cousins.
R. J. Myers and wife and Robert Myers and a friend from Washington, D. C., were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Malaun.
Ernest Sillik of Gettysburg, a painter's helper at Bream and Plank, was admitted to Annie M. Warner hospital Thursday with a severe concussion after a car on a jack slipped. The running board struck him on the head while he was removing a wheel.
Co. J. Tyson of Gardners R. D. was re elected as trustee of Penn State College for three years. Tyson who has served 24 years with the college’s trustees is spending the weekend at Penn State and is accompanied by his son Paul.
Highway patrolmen at the local substation urged motorists to heed the June fifteen end of the auto inspection period. Vehicles found on the highways after that date without the new inspection stickers will be stopped and their drivers arrested.
Automobiles driven by F W Sheets of Hanover and H E Rentzel of Littlestown R 2 collided in Gettysburg causing damage estimated at 5 dollars.
Mrs. Harry Harner of Gettysburg was taken to Annie M Varner hospital Monday after suffering fractures of both arms in a fall at her home Sunday.
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