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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1941

Page

11

New Trial Denied in Fan Dance Case and Other Monday Orders

Judge W C Sheely denied a new trial to H W Shutz charged with permitting an immoral performance at Cross Keys Inn. The court also ruled on an assumpsit suit involving York Springs School District and others, and granted bonds for two tax collectors. Appointment of Richard F Klunk as judge of elections in McSherrystown Second Ward followed a health-related vacancy. Five men earned parole, birth record corrected for Ray Snyder, and punch boards seized in a state raid were ordered destroyed.

W. C. Sheely McSherrystown H. W. Shutz Cross Keys Inn Sheely Shutz Charles J. Griest York Springs M. S. Hershey Lloyd Lorry Lester M. Utz H. C. Myers C. F. Ditzler Griest Robert Hamilton Highland Township Dale Crum Bendersville George M. Walter Kenneth M. Wright Gettysburg Irene (Grube) Wright Mr. Walter Wright Richard F. Klunk Ernest J. Smith Klunk James Waddle Horace L. Bender Dallas Carson Elmer Lavwyer Biglerville Sebastian Merletti Frank Deering Robert Mitchell Ray James Snyder Littlestown Snyder Howard L. Hutton

Adams County farmers adjust to AAA wheat allotment plan

Following national approval of the wheat marketing quota, Adams County farmers rush to apply for AAA wheat loans of 96 cents per bushel. Excess acreage faces a 48 cent penalty unless stored in bond or turned to relief uses. H F Snyder notes many will mow excess for hay or store for silage as 18,184 acres were sown last fall under the plan.

Adams County H. F. Snyder Adams County ‘Soil Conservation Committee AAA Snyder

Democrats Plan Jefferson Jackson Dinner in Adams County

A Jefferson Jackson dinner is set for Tuesday evening June 17 at 7 30 at the Blue Parrot tea room. Carl W. Kane as Democratic committee chair in Adams County announced the event. John S. Rice chairs the planning committee with members Richard A. Brown Harry Cratin Lee M. Hartman Leroy Wintrode and Harry J. Troxell.

Blue Parrot Tea Room Carl W. Kane Democratic Committee Adams County John S. Rice Richard A. Brown Harry Cratin Lee M. Hartman Leroy Wintrode Harry J. Troxell

Public livestock sale at Bermudian Valley Farm in Adams County

On Monday June 16 1941 a public sale will be held at Bermudian Valley Stock Farm Latimore Township Adams County three miles east of York Springs. The offering includes 25 Virginia blood tested cows 25 head of home cows stock bulls heifers 50 shoats two brood sows two seed hogs five horses and mules plus other stock. Sale at 12 30 EST. Harbold auditor Sealover clerk F M Anderson. Sales continue every two weeks.

Bermudian Valley Latimore Township Adams County York Springs E.S.T

First Black men drafted in Adams County under Selective Service

Robert Augustus Lawson of Gettysburg and Edward Thomas Williams of Gettysburg R 1 were inducted under the Selective Service Act to Fort Meade Maryland on Monday afternoon. Both are colored and registered with Selective Service Board No 2 in Gettysburg. They are the first men of their race drafted in the county.

Robert Augustus Lawson Gettysburg Edward Thomas Williams Fort George G. Meade Maryland Selective Service Board No. 2

Mrs. E. Donald Scott Named Belmont School Teacher

Mrs. E. Donald Scott of Gettysburg was elected to teach Belmont school in Cumberland township by the township board of school directors Friday evening. The former Gettysburg public school teacher has done substitute work in Gettysburg and Cumberland township and fills the vacancy created by J. Walter Kugler moving to a rural mail carrier post at Fairfield.

E. Donald Scott Gettysburg Belmont School Cumberland Township Scott J. Walter Kugler Fairfield

Keith daughter graduates at Stuart Hall Staunton Va

Mrs Keith and Miss Helen Saby attend commencement at Stuart Hall Staunton Virginia where Mrs Keith's daughter Helen Keith is in the graduating class. Keith accompanies her mother home.

John D. Keith Helen Saby Stuart Hall Staunton

4-H Fun Carnival Planned in Adams County

4 H girls from Adams County will gather at German's Park on the Bigerville road this Wednesday afternoon and evening for a carnival featuring programs and games run by 4 H clubs from across the county.

Adams County German’s Park Biglerville Road

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