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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
1
Mrs Louis Creeden and Miss Pauline Callaghan announce seven weekend retreats sponsored by the Harrisburg Diocesan Council of Catholic Women. Retreats run June 12 14 to July 31 August 2 at Marion Hall St Josephs Academy Columbia for 15 county area women.
John P. Congleton and Edna J. Congleton of Mt Pleasant Township sell a 65 acre parcel in Mt Pleasant Township to John C Jr and Rita M Moyer of Mt Pleasant Township for 7500 dollars.
Hugh K Hamm 70 of Hanover R D 5 died Friday at Hanover Hospital born September 22 1893 son of the late John and Annie Flickinger Hamm and a broom manufacturer. Survived by wife Mary March seven children eight grandchildren and numerous great grandchildren. brothers sisters and a stepbrother also named. Funeral held Monday at Wetzel Funeral Home Hanover with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery Philadelphia and Lavere of New Oxford. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at 2 E Main St Hummelstown with burial in Grand View Memorial Park Annville.
Clarence B Myers 67 of Hummelstown R1 died Friday at home. He retired from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. Survived by daughter Mrs Victor Nye of Palmyra and four brothers Clyde Hummelstown John Chicago Earl.
Mrs Mary M Baugher Gable aged 74 of 117 Carlisle Street New Oxford died at Hanover General Hospital Sunday night at 9 15 p m She was born in Adams County daughter of the late Charles M and Amanda N Dubs Baugher Her husband Raymond S Gable died in 1957 She was a member of First Lutheran Church New Oxford Surviving are 10 children 16 grandchildren six great grandchildren one brother C Warren Baugher New Oxford R 1 and one sister Mrs Clara B Waltman New Oxford Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p m from Feiser Funeral Home New Oxford with Rev Dr Paul L
Captain William F. Buhrman of the U S Air Force died in a jet crash at the Avon Park gunnery range Florida. Born July 11 1935 in Chambersburg he was the son of William T and Mrs Buhrman Baltimore. He married Janice Sisco June 19 1959 in Lake Charles La and is survived by his wife two children a brother two sisters and a stepgrandmother. A property transfer shows William H Mumert and Edna M Mumert Johns to James W and Margaret V Herman New Oxford for 600 dollars.
County officials prepare a joint meeting with school boards assessors and borough and township leaders to resolve occupation assessment issues. Boards seek a supplementary list of duplicates and changes to capture all taxable persons and occupations, aiming for annual updates and possible wage tax. The meeting follows a Friday briefing noting moves and respondent cooperation. The estate of Nevin K. Parr transfers to Eldon E. Snyder and Evelyn M. Snyder for 12000 dollars in Littlestown and Mt. Pleasant township.
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