Local items note births parties closures and injuries
Readable notes cover a birth in Hanover and a Washington D C connection, multiple birthday observances in Abbottstown and New Oxford, a Flag Day bank closure, local visits and family moves, a hospital commencement at Delano Catholic High School, a bicycle accident in Hanover, and a two year old girl injuring her eye in New Oxford. Names include McGlaughlin Little Hoffmeister Waltman Moore Ballew Estep McClain Mervin Spangler Billman Moore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
Edgar Ballew
Abbottstown
William McClain, Jr
Washington, D. C
Paul Estep
Harry Sheely
Gettysburg
E. Preston Evans
Clair Mumper
John Melhorn
Ruth Kopman
New Oxford
Banks
William MacKnight
Pittsburgh
Susan Himes
Edna MacKnight
Lincolnway East
Add
C. W. Baker
Duquesne
Ralph Kopman, Jr
New Oxford R. 3
Justice of the Peace
Leo A. Storm
Mt. Pleasant Township
First Lutheran Church
George E. Sheffer
James Williams
Fayetteville
N. C
Grace Wolford
Carlisle Street
Delano Catholic High School
Evelyn Billman
Amy Moore
Martha Kaiser
Regina Moore
Mary Miller
George Shultz
Maurice Wagner
Charles Millhimes
Lizzie Cashman
Wagner
Mary Lawrence
Near Town
Paul Moore
William Weaver
Robert Billman
Eugene Sheely
Walter Carper
William H. Emmett
Philadelphia
B. Z. Cashman
Calvin
Roy Roland
Lincolnway West
Calvin Warren
Hampton
Wilbur H. Miller
Margaret Seaks
George H. Seaks
Harrisburg
W National Park Seminary
G. Mervin Spangler
St. Mary's
Lancaster
Frank Berries
Conewago
Preston Smith
Fidelis Lingg
Albert Smith
Jos
I. Miller
Raphael Smith
Marie Carbaugh
Mary C. Miller
West High Street
Cannon Shoe Factory
Blaine Miller
South Peters Street
Earl Flickinger
Nancy
H. B. Millar
Watch and Clock Repairing at Melhorns Jewelry Store
Watch and clock repairing services offered at Melhorns Jewelry Store. Local shop provides maintenance and restoration for timepieces with repair expertise and customer service emphasis.
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Melhorn'’s
Flag Day Exercises Planned by Sons of Veterans at Armory
Preparations near completion for Flag Day events Saturday evening on the Armory Grounds of the S of V. Supper begins at 5 p m with refreshments. New Oxford High School band to perform at Center Square at 6. Flag presentation on the S of V grounds at 6 30 with presiding officer George D Sheely and speakers including James D Wallace Harrisburg and John W Herman.
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S. of V
New Oxford High School
Center Square
George D. Sheely
George E. Sheffer
James D. Wallace
Harrisburg
Order
Sons of Veterans
John W. Herman
Paul A. Harner
John W. Duttera
Aaron Range
Cross Keys
Heischman
Pleasant Street
Leo Poist
Lincolnway West
Wilbur H. Miller
S. of Y. Armory
A. Picnic
Richard McAllister
Earl
Camp No
New Oxford
St. John’s Reformed Church
New Chester
A. Band of
Hanover
Farmer’s Grove
Abbottstown
East Berlin
Ringgold Band
West York
Personnel of W. C. Camp No. 22 Listed on Page Four
The members of W. C. Camp No. 22 will be published on page four. The notice invites readers to refer to the designated page for the complete roster.
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W. C. Camp
No. 22
Rev Ehlman Installed as New Oxford Abbottstown Pastor
The Rev. Mr. Ehlman was installed as pastor of the New Oxford Abbottstown Reformed charge at Thursday services in New Oxford church. He previously led the Second Reformed Church in Indianapolis and began duties May 1. The sermon was by the Rev. Howard S. Fox of Gettysburg, urging church loyalty. Installation was led by the Rev. Dr. Keen of York and the Rev. Dr. Maurer of Red Lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbs F. Ehlman
New Oxford-Abbottstown
New Oxford
Doctor Ehlman
Second Reformed Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Allan Meek
Trinity First Reformed Church
York
Howard S. Fox
Gettysburg
New Oxford Meat Market Opens on Center Square
The grand opening of the New Oxford Meat Market on Center Square is set for Saturday. Proprietor M. R. Freed announces the event, with Curtis J. Miller as manager. Free balloons for children and giveaways include a roasting chicken and 5 lb roasts for meat purchasers. Special opening prices are advertised in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Center Square
M. R. Freed
Freed
Curtis J. Miller
Training Class Draws Forty Youths in Defense Session
Forty youths aged 17 to 25 attended a defense training class at the Central Garage in New Oxford. The class capacity is twenty, with a subsequent course planned for those who withdrew due to space.
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Central Garage
New Oxford
N C Fire Company Accepts Invitations to Parades
The New Oxford Fire Company held its regular meeting with president Frank Higinbotham. It planned to respond to the Irish town Fremen's parade on June 21 and the Littlestown parade on June 28. The Hanover Hospital requested volunteers to donate blood for transfusions at no cost to the donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Fire Company
New Oxford Fire Company
Frank Higinbotham
Littlestown
Squire Straley's Court Happenings
Felix Blancha of Upper Darby was charged with speeding 62 mph on June 7 and paid $10 plus costs. William J. Vincent of Great Neck LI also paid $10 plus costs on June 7 for speeding 62 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Blancha
Upper Darby
William J. Vincent
Great Neck
L. I
FOSTORIA CRYSTAL For June Brides Featured
Mark E. Trone, jeweler of 44 Balto Street in St. Hanover, promotes Fostoria Crystal as a recommended gift for June brides in a local storefront advertisement.
Local residents active in town events and weddings
Laurin Sheely and Donald Sieg visit Atlantic City while Herbert Clark tours Berlin avenue. A First Lutheran Church food sale at Slagle's netted over six dollars. Nadine Rickrode and Raymond Toal plan a Nuptial High Mass at St Marys Church New Oxford. Various locals attend gatherings, weddings, and college news as community life unfolds with several short travels and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurin Sheely
Lincolnway East
Rush
Donald Sieg
Town
Herbert Clark
Berlin Avenue
Atlantic City
First Lutheran Church
Slagle
William Stock
Donald Sheely
Williamson Trade School
Nadine Rickrode
J. F. Rickrode
Hagerstown
New Oxford
Raymond Toal
Walnut Street
Hanover
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Shears-Cut Rate Promises Daily Savings on Patents
Hanover store at 11 Balto Street advertises lower prices on patent medicines cosmetics candy and tobacco every day promising savings to shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balto. St
Hanover
Four County Women Are Naturalized at Gettysburg
Four Adams county women from Lithuania Canada Germany and England became U S citizens at a Naturalization Court session in Gettysburg Monday morning. Witnesses testified to their qualifications and each woman pledged allegiance after questions on government and the Constitution. Judge Sheely and DAR regent C E Billeheimer congratulated them with flags and immigrant manuals. Next naturalization session set for August 30 with several applicants awaiting action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
United States
Naturalization Court
Gettysburg
Esther Blanche Gitlin
Carlisle Street
Lithuania
Lillian Hazel Baldauf
Gettysburg R. 5
Canada
Elizabeth Spamer
Prince Street
Littlestown
Germany
Lena Elizabeth Whitaker
R. 3
England
William G. Ward, Jr
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Congress
Spamer
Lee M Hartman
W. GC. Sheely
C. E. Bilheimer
DAR
Ruth family notes Columbia University degree for Helen Ruth
Mrs M D Feiser of Lincolnway East returned from a trip to New York Trenton and Philadelphia. Her daughter Miss Helen L Ruth received a degree from the Columbia University School of Library Science. Ruth also earned an A B from Bucknell and an M E from Temple University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Feiser
Lincolnway East
New York
Trenton
Philadelphia
Columbia University
Helen L. Ruth
Library Science
Ruth
Bucknell University
Temple University
Library
Teachers’ College
Feiser
Elton Ruth
Jefferson Hospital
Nadine Rickrode to Wed Raymond Toal in New Oxford
A miscellaneous shower honored Nadine Rickrode of New Oxford at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Myers in Gettysburg. The couple, to marry in St Marys Church New Oxford, includes groom Raymond Toal of Hanover. Attendees from New Oxford Gettysburg Littlestown and Hanover attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Myers
Gettysburg
Nadine Rickrode
New Oxford
Raymond Toal
Hanover
St. Mary’s Church
Pauline Myers
Evelyn Todt
Elizabeth Weaver
Dorothy Storm
Wm. Alwine, Jr
Patsy
Margaret
Urban Robinson
Mary Louise
Cyril Rickrode
Ivan Rickrode
Vitus Rickrode
Littlestown
Roy Barnes
Osborn Pleads Guilty On Selective Service Charge
Frank Osborn, 34, of Gettysburg R. 4, pleaded guilty in federal court at Williamsport to refusal to sign selective service papers. He received a three year prison term. U. S. Attorney Brennan called the act a serious violation and urged the maximum: $10,000 fine, five years, or both. Osborn told officials he would not sign but would be willing to serve in a defense job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Osborn
Gettysburg
Federal District Court
Williamsport
U. S
Joseph B. Brennan
Osborn
Albert L. Watson
Adams County
U.S
Robert W. Rabb
Genuine Lane Cedar Chests On Sale Now
Leinhardt Bros advertises genuine Lane cedar chests from 14.95 in Hanover and York with showroom addresses. Also promotes rings for the June bride via Melhorn Jeweler. Shade of banner offers Cedar chests and bridal rings from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LANE
Leinhardt Bros
Baltimore St
Hanover
W. Market St
York, Pa
Melhorn
Deaths Henry A Sell Dairyman and Ex-Official Dies
Henry Albert Sell died Tuesday at 2 30 am at his home near Pennville after four months illness. A 71 year old dairy operator for 36 years, he served as Cenewago township supervisor and long time school director. He was a St Matthew's Lutheran member and an Eagles charter member. Surviving: his wife Mellie Raber Sell, son Raber, sister Mrs Alverta Flickinger. Funeral Thursday from Frederick Bucher funeral home Hanover with Rev Harry Hursh Biedleman presiding. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown
Pennville
Mr. Sell
George W
Agnes Bowman Sell
Cenewago
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Order of Eagles
Hanover
Mellie Raber
Raber Sell
Alverta Flickinger
Frederick Bucher
Harry Hursh Biedleman
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mrs Quintin D Rebert Dies In Mt Pleasant Township
Mrs Quintin D Rebert wife of former Adams County official Quintin D Rebert died at her home in Mt Pleasant Township at 5 30 Wednesday morning after six months of failing health Aged 61 she was active until two months ago left four children and a granddaughter She was a member of St Luke s Evangelical and Reformed church and the Rebekah lodge Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p m with interment at Mt Carmel cemetery Littlestown Pa Attending clergy are Rev Albert Shenberger and Rev Dr J M Myers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Colestock
Harrisburg
M. G. Colestock
Hanover Street
Monroe Anthony
East Berlin
W. D. Myers
Samuel Higinbotham
Phyllis
Littlestown
James W. Barnitz
Mabel Lingg
New Oxford
R. D
Hanover General Hospital
Missionary Guild of
St. James Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
The
Pines
St. James Lutheran
Peace Memorial
William Gable
West Chester State Teachers’ College
Raymonds
Gable
Carlisle Street
Richard Romberger
Carlisle
E. E. Cashman
Oxford
R. M. Baugher
Patsy
Lincolnway West
Roselle
N. J
James K. Baugher
J. Schriver
New York City
West High Street
Schriver
Merchant Marine
Kenwood Fair
Russell Myers
CCC
Waynesboro
Jack McLaughlin, Jr
Hanover
Amos Little
Sarah Wolfe
Wilson A. Bream
J. R. Hamm
Quintin D. Rebert
Adams County Register and
Mt. Pleasant Township
Robert
L. D. Rigdon
Pittsburgh
Rebert
Stoyestown
Mr. Rebert
R. C
Hugh Q. Rebert
Kennett Square
C. Brainerd Robert
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Codors
Atlee F. Robert
Rebecca Jane Rebert
A. H. Gross
Edna J. Ferner
J. R. Conover
St. Luke’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
White Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Society of the Church
Rebekah Lodge of Odd Fellows
Robert Home
Albert Shenberger
J. M. Myers
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Mrs Eugenia H Sheely Die at York After Illness
Mrs Eugenia H Sheely mother of Judge W C Sheely and widow of W C Sheely Esq died Wednesday at noon at the home of her daughter Mrs O B Morse in York after a long illness due to complications of diseases. She was born in Carroll County Maryland and lived in Gettysburg from 1891 until 1923 then moved to York. Surviving are two daughters Mrs Morse and Mrs Edith Patterson Wilkinsburg Pa and one son Judge Sheely president judge of the Adams and Fulton counties courts. A niece Mrs Ione McCammon of Gettysburg and two grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia H. Sheely
W. C. Sheely
Gettysburg
O. B. Morse
York
Sheely
Carroll County
Maryland
Nathan Hanna
Presbyterian Church
Morse
Edith Patterson
Wilkinsburg
Judge Sheely
Adams
Fulton Counties
Ione McCammon
Gene Autry Western at Earl Theatre Friday and Saturday
South of The Border stars Gene Autry with Smiley Burnette Mary Lee and The Checkerboard Band. Added attractions include Music in the Morgan Manner Training Police Horses and News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Autry
Earl Theatre
Smiley Burnette
Mary Lee
Checkerboard Band
Gene
Parochial School Closes For Summer At St Marys New Oxford
Mass at eight marked the close of the 1940 41 term for St Marys Parochial School New Oxford The Sisters Mary Anselm Mary Angelita Mary Nazaretta and Mary Claudine taught the year Perfect attendance certificates were awarded to pupils across grades eight to one with names listed The American Legion Awards went to Dorothy Smith and Charles Miller Certificates were presented by Bishop George L Leech and Reverend Harold E Keller The local convent will close for summer with nuns returning to the mother house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parochial School
New Oxford
Mary Anselm
Mary Angelita
Mary Nazaretta
Mary Claudine
Mary Louise Robinson
Dorothy Smith
Herman Smith
Pauline Yingling
Patricia Breighner
Margaret Gr
Paul Reichert
Richard Small
Shirley O'Brien
Joseph Staub
George L. Leech
Harold E. Keller
American Legion
Charles Miller
Robert D. Hartnett
Dr William Taggart Takes Over New Oxford Practice
Dr William Taggart of Brookline Philadelphia assumes Dr C C MacMinn’s medical practice in the Selen building Lincolnway East New Oxford MacMinn leaves for a year of service at Camp Belvoir Virginia Taggart a Pitt and Jefferson Medical College graduate did internship at Philadelphia General Hospital and has practiced in Brookline for three years Office hours daily 1 3 and 6 9 p m Thursdays 9 10 a m Sundays 9 12 a m They reside in the Mrs Evelyn Selen apartment Mrs Selen and daughters Barbara Ann and Jessie live with the mother Mrs Clarence Keenan Lebanon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Taggart
Brookline
Philadelphia
C. C. MacMinn
Selen
Lincolnway East
New Oxford
MacMinn
Camp Belvoir
Taggart
University of Pittsburgh and
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia General Hospital
Evelyn Selen
New Oxford Band Summer Program Schedule and Appearances
The New Oxford High School band joined the massed band concert at Williams Grove park with the Girls' Chorus. This marks the third season in the event and lists summer appearances including Camp No. 22 June 14, Theo Pfeiffer Camp June 28, New Oxford Fire Co Carnival July 12, and a Littlestown concert at a future date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Williams Grove Park
Jed
Theo. Pfeiffer
S. of V
New Oxford Fire Co
Littlestown
Forest Park
Ohau
Pratt
S‘udis
WFMD
M. Anderson
Bermudian Valley
Latimore Township
York Springs
Consultadv
Irishtown Fire Company
Adams
York County
Salem A. B
Guldens Station
Armory Grounds
New Oxford High School
Armory Building
Mt. Olivet
Riddle and Gouker Entertain at Edison Offices
Riddle and Gouker electrical suppliers at 40 Baltimore Street Hanover held an after hours gathering at Metropolitan Edison offices. Edward H. Blettner led the demonstration of an electric range with Miss Howell assisting. Guests included E. E. Riddle Robert L. Gouker Francis M. Rabine Curtis J. Groft Charles Flickinger Ralph Wildasin Emory Strine Francis Kiunk and guest Mr. Thomas of Youngstown Steel Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddle & Gouker
Baltimore Street
Hanover
Metropolitan Edison
Edward H. Blettner
Miss Howell
E. E. Riddle
Robert L. Gouker
Francis M. Rabine
Curtis J. Groft
Charles Flickinger
Ralph Wildasin
Emory Strine
Francis Kiunk
Mr. Thomas
The
Youngstown Steel Corporation
Fourth AAA Big Car Race at Williams Grove
The 1941 season's fourth AAA big car race at Williams Grove Speedway on the half mile will run Sunday afternoon with 36 cars from the Memorial Day program expected again and new entries rolling in. The program includes time trials and six big races plus a 40 lap feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Grove
Williams Grove Speedway
1941 Philco Refrigerator at Leon Smith's Barber Shop
A historical item note places a 1941 Philco refrigerator on display at Leon Smith's Barber Shop located on Hanover Street. The brief entry highlights the vintage appliance as a local curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philco
Leon Smith
Hanover Street
Altland and Stevens Wed in Reformed Parsonage Ceremony
Grover C. Altland son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Altland Hanover R D 3 and Ozella V Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Stevens R 1 New Oxford were united in marriage Tuesday a week with a ring ceremony at the Reformed parsonage Manchester by Rev John S Hollenbach. The groom is employed as a laborer at the Automaker Auto Craft Company Hanover. They will reside along the Baltimore road near Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Altland
Edgar Altland
Hanover
R. D
Ozella V. Stevens
Edgar Stevens
New Oxfed
Reformed Parsonage
Manchester
John S. Hollenbach
Autocraft Company
Baltimore Road
Brown Hulls Unite in May Wedding at Silver Run
Glenn Brown son of Mrs Lillie Brown Hanover R D 4 and Dorothy Hull daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Hull New Oxford were united in marriage Saturday May 24 at 4 30 p m in the parsonage of St Marys Reformed Church Silver Run by Rev C Earl Gardner. They will reside in Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Brown
Lillie Brown
Hanover R
Dorothy Hull
Norman Hull
New Oxford
St Mary's Reformed Church
Silver Run
C. Earl Gardner
Gettysburg
Marriage of Miss Sarah Breighner to Melvin Strausbaugh
Miss Sarah Breighner and Melvin Strausbaugh wed Saturday evening June 7 at St. Marys Abbottstown in a rector guided ceremony. Attendants were Miss Agnes Breighner and James Breighner. A Sunday dinner at the Breighner home followed with relatives and friends offering best wishes and gifts.
Gebhart and Raffensperger Tie in Bonneauville Wedding
Miss Jane Raffensperger daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Raffensperger and Leo H Gebhart son of Mr and Mrs George Gebhart both of Bonneauville were married Friday evening June 6 at 8 30 in the rectory of St Josephs Catholic Church Bonneauville The ceremony was by Rev Fr Urich acting rector Attendants were Mr and Mrs Francis Clabaugh The couple will reside in Bonneauville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Raffensperger
Walter Raffensperger
Leo H. Gebhart
George Gebhart
Bonneauville
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Fr. Urich
Francis Clabaugh
Mercantile List in this Issue for Adams County Vendors
This week's issue includes the annual advertised Mercantile List naming retail and wholesale vendors in Adams County. It covers restaurants pool rooms theaters brokers and more. Four publications precede Appeal Day on July 8 and readers are urged to report any businesses not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Commonwealth
Department of Revenue
Youths Plead Guilty After Break-In at Hiway Theatre
Wilmer M. Gorman aged 18 of New Oxford and John N. Cullison 19 from Baltimore pleaded guilty at arraignment before Twelfth Ward Alderman J Ralph Grove York to burglary charges. They were arrested at 3 am May 28 by officers C H Miller J W Hose and Sylvester Lau after being cornered inside the Hiway theatre by employee Clay Galloway who alerted police. No theft was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer M. Gorman
New Oxford
John N. Cullison
Baltimore
Twelfth Ward
J. Ralph Grove
York
Gorman
Cullison
C. H. Miller
J. W. Hose
Sylvester Lau
Hiway Theatre
Clay Galloway
Galloway
Injured man gored by bull at Warner Hospital
Edgar W. Weaner of Gettysburg R D was admitted Monday after a bull gored him. He sustained a shoulder injury and was discharged Tuesday from Warner Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar W. Weaner
Gettysburg R. D
Warner Hospital
Stieff Silver Jewelry Ad For June Bride
The ad promotes Stieff Silver as the ideal gift for the June bride. Mark E. Trone, jeweler, is listed at 44 Balto Street in Hanover, Pennsylvania, highlighting the availability of silver items suitable for weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stieff
Mark E
Trone
Balto. St
Hanover
Pleas Guilty At Justice Hearing In Two Cases
Sterling Cullison of New Oxford pleaded guilty to false pretense at a Thursday night hearing before Justice Charles E. Hoke in Jackson township. Miss Fannie Wentz, Wentz Service Station owner near Iron Ridge, testified Cullison drove off without paying for gasoline. Cullison, a Huntingdon Reformatory parolee, was jailed in York County and will face sentence there. Deputy Sheriff Ralph R. Shultz arrested him. Another New Oxford man, Daniel Gorman, also charged by Miss Wentz, pleaded guilty earlier and received a suspended sentence after agreeing to pay prosecution costs. he had no prior arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Cullison
New Oxford
Justice of the
Charles E. Hoke
Jackson Township
Fannie Wentz
Wentz
Iron Ridge
Daniel Gorman
Shultz
Miss Wentz
Justice of the Peace
Hoke
York
Gorman
Community events fill summer calendar in Abbottstown area
Local churches and groups announce a busy schedule of concerts fairs and picnics from June 14 to July 18. Highlights include a missionary talk at Abbottstown Lutheran parish hall June 18, a Sky Terrace opening at Hotel Richard McAllister, and multiple parades fairs and fire company events across New Oxford and surrounding towns. Community members urged to attend and enjoy music food and celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Machetzki
British Guinea
Abbottstown
Glenn C Bream Wins 300 In Auto Contest
Glenn C. Bream operator of Gettyesburg Motor Sales 204 Chambersburg Street Chrysler and Plymouth dealer won 300 as second man in the York district including Adams and York counties in a recent merchandise contest He took second place by scoring 25 000 points in sales He was also eighth high in yards stick contest for April and May in sales of Plymouth cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn C. Bream
Gettyesburg Motor Sales
Chambersburg Street
Chrysler
Plymouth
York
Adams
York Counties
Also Mentioned on This Page
Randall
Karl S. Hoffmeister
Roy Waltman
James Moore
Curtis Smith
Clair Lockenbill
I. W. Livingston
Kathryn Wehler
Jean Ann
Jack McGlaughlin
Second Avenue
Hanover Hospital
McLaughlin
Emma Little
Leray
Livingston
W. C
P.O.S. of A
Mr. Ehlman
N.O. Meat Market
Squire Straley
Fostoria Crystal
Mark E. Trone
Balto
St. Hanover
Sarah
Virginia Orndorff
Luther Orndorff
Monterey
Blue Ridge Summit
William Shrader
Charles Shrader
Dorothy Bevenour
Linus Bevenour
Berlin Junction
Raymond R. Myers
John C. Myers
Williams
Lehigh University
Henry A. Sell
Henry Albert Sell
Mrs. Quintin D. Rebert
New Oxford Band
Westinghouse
Altiland—Stevens
Brown—Hull
Strausbaugh
Breighner
Sarah Breighner
John Breighner
Melvin Strausbaugh
Robert Moul
William. A. Burke
Agnes Breighner
James Breighner
Vincent Breighner
Blanche
Agnes
Lottie Strausbaugh
Nettie Moul
Robert Strausbaugh
Catherine Baker
Eugene Breighner
Willis Breighner
Charles Moul
Charles Reynolds
Gebhart—Raffensperger