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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1919

Page

5

Teeks Subscription Terms and Printing Services Note

Teeks offers $1.00 annual advance rate with $150 due if unpaid within the year. Subscriptions not discontinued unless publisher opts to until arrearages are paid. Failure to discontinue after paid time will be a new engagement. Advertisements billed at reasonable yearly rates with introductory reductions. Printing offered for all items from labels to large handbills. Post Office New Oxford second class mail matter.

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Roth announces candidacy for Prothonotary in September primaries

G Harry Roth declares he will run for Prothonotary at the September primaries following broad local support in Adams County. He promises diligent, efficient administration and requests continued assistance from supporters. Also notes GOTOTOS Hood College graduates Amelia and Sarah Butt and mentions Children’s Day services at local churches.

Adams County Commonwealth G. Harry Roth Amelia Sarah Butt J. L. Butt Gettysburg Hood College Frederick

Marriages Diverse Couples Tie the Knot Across York and Vicinity

A series of weddings across York and nearby towns includes Rev Paul Y Livingston and Anna Altland from York, Miss Helen Shadney and John H Carter of Gettysburg, Rev Henry Spangler returning from India to wed Amy Swartz, Marguerite Livelsberger to Timothy Smith in Conewago, Miss Margaret Swartz to Harry Klunk at St Vincents Midway, Miss Lucy Tawney to Leonard Roach of Denver, and Cleason Ferry to Bertha Keagy in Lancaster.

Paul Y. Livingston Peter Livingston York Edward and Michael Livingson This Place Anna Altland Helen Shadney John H.carter N. D Shadney Gettysburg Henry Spangler Wiota India Amy Swartz Spring Grove Frederick S. Geesey Mr. Spangler Gettysburg College and Seminary India Fields Lutheran Church Gunter John A. Spangler Cumberland Valley ‘State Normal School Shippensburg Catherine Swartz Conewago Chapel Marguerite Livelsberger John S. Livelsberger Timothy Smith Harry J. Smith Edgegrove C. Koch Winifred Livelsberger William Smith Curtis Smith St. Vincents Church Midway Margaret M. Swartz Emma J. Swartz Hanover Harry E Klunk Lewis G Klunk W. A. Howard Lucy A Tawney Frank Tawney Leonard HE. Roach Denver Colo Roach Quartermaster Corps Cleason J. Ferry Joseph Ferry Bertha M Keagy Abraham Keagy New Holland Lancaster County Noah Mack Alien L. Frey Iffie I. Keagy

Time Deposits and Savings Fund Deposits Summary

Fragmentary financial notice lists Time Certificate of Deposit 266 670 36 and Saving fund deposits 1847 95 A 971 515 1, with figures tied to banks trustees and reserve requirements. Mentions dividends unpaid.

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Four Gettysburg Births Reported in Recent Period

Four births were recorded in Gettysburg recently: a girl born to Mrs. Robert E Lee and boys born to Mrs. Chas Rosensteel, Mrs. Alvin Cullison, and Mrs. Emory Singley. Mr and Mrs Harry Bixler of near Bonneanville welcomed a daughter.

Gettysburg Robert E Lee Chas Rosensteel Alvin Cullison Emory Singley Harry Bixler Bonneanville

Nursing Training Offered at Good Samaritan Hospital

The Good Samaritan Hospital of Lebanon Pennsylvania offers a three year General Nursing course. The institution is an accredited Training School for Nurses and provides stipends of eight dollars the first year ten dollars the second year and twelve dollars the third year. For further particulars apply to the Superintendent.

the Good Samaritan Hospital of Lebanon

Mysterious message seeks auburn haired clerk from Gettysburg encampment

A young, small woman with auburn hair who worked as a Gettysburg clerk during the 191? encampment is sought by Harry McFarland of Marysville. He recalls a dying soldier Ben Stahman of the Fourth Infantry spoke a message to him and he hopes the clerk can be found. Meanwhile, engineer Robert Hubler was fatally injured near Lancaster after a tank struck him from a Pennsylvania Railroad engine. Also, Rev. Wm. L. Smith will be installed June 17 at the Hunterstown York Springs charge with services led by Princeton ministers in the Great Conewago church.

Gettysburg Ben Stahman Fourth Infantry France Harry McFarland Marysville Stadman Robert Hubler Pennsylvania Railroad General Hospital Lancaster York Harrisburg Wm. L. Smith Hunterstown York Springs Princeton Conewago Shurch

Notice to the Public in Hamilton township

The Board of Supervisors warn non residents not to remove land from highways and to not dump refuse on township roads. Also included are sale notices for two Holstein heifer calves and a Holstein bull, a Harley Davidson 21 hp motorcycle for sale, and a request to rent a dwelling in New Oxford with possession in late August.

Hamilton Township Alan Hamilton Townsship Board OF Suprvisors Harry E Emlet R. D New Oxford Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Central Garage Main Street F. E. Meyers

Marriage License Issued in York for Hershey and Reaser

A marriage license was issued at York to Clyde Hershey of Dillsburg and Roetta M. Reaser of York Springs.

York Clyde Hershey Dillsburg Roetta M. Reaser York Springs

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