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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1929

Page

7

Beamer Reunion Set at Arendtsville Park

The sixth annual Beamer reunion for descendants of German Beamer brothers in Adams county is planned for Saturday June 15 at Arendtsville Union park. The program includes song service devotional service readings by Myr McCauslin and Raymond Beamer, address by Rev J Calvin McCarney, music by Carlisle orchestra, prize presentations, and benediction. John Rice chairs the event with Edna M Kline as secretary.

Beamer Arendtsville Union Park Germany Adams County John Rice C. M. Ankerbrand Biglerville Carlisle Orchestra Myr McCauslin Raymond Beamer Guernsey J. Calvin McCarney York A. A. Beamer J. Blaine Bushey Edna M. Kline

Forney Brothers Return Home From Gettysburg Visit

George and David Forney of Gettysburg are students atGeorge School and have returned home after a visit to Gettysburg.

George and David Forney Gettysburg George School

Dr J P Dalbey Dies After Illness In Harrisburg

Gettysburg physician Dr J P Dalbey died at Harrisburg hospital after an operation for appendicitis and ensuing peritonitis. He was admitted May 29 and received blood transfusions from local men before a final operation proved futile. He was about 56 years old and a Penn graduate affiliated with the Masons and Elks. He leaves a wife, his parents Mr and Mrs Chas G Dalbey of Philadelphia, and a sister. body shipped to Philadelphia for burial.

J. P. Dalbey Gettysburg Harrisburg Dalbey College and Medical School University of Pennsylvania The Masons and Elks Chas. G. Dalbey Philadelphia United States McPherson H. B. Reed United States Bureau of Immigration Elizabeth J. Klinefelter National Garage Miles Klinefelter Biglerville Canada George N. Waters England Ernest Kranias Greece Paul O'Kulowiecz Littlestown Adams County O’kulowicz Paul O’kuhl Reed MesPherson Cornelius and Percy Laughman Pleasant Township John Kirkpatrick Chambersburg

Raubenstine Accepts Post With Gulf Refining Service Station

Norman Raubenstine of Hanover accepted a position recently with the Gulf Refining Company service station, adding a new role to his local business ties.

Norman Raubenstine Hanover Gulf Refining Company

Moonshine Raids Net Three Arrested in East Berlin

Police raided the Harmon residence in East Berlin R1 seizing a 26 gallon still six gallons of moonshine a case of beer and fifty gallons of mash. Harmon Carey and Cleaver were arrested with ties to a larger moonshine operation and jailed pending trial.

S.ak Lewis S. Harmon East Berlin R. 1 Harmon Charles C. Carey Cavanaugh Corporal Kaspariich Davis Detective Wilson Carey Kasparvich A. L. Cleaver Harmon Place East Berlin R. 1 Harmon-Cows Cleaver Harmon and Harmiconus Carey Quo Corp Ruli Shearer Gettysburg

County officers liable for destroyed home wine in raid

In Carroll county Circuit Court, Raymond Rutz was awarded 50 dollars after Sheriff George C. Fowble allegedly destroyed 200 gallons of home made wine. Judge Forsythe instructed a verdict for the plaintiff, rejecting the claim that the wine was contraband not compensable.

Carroll County Raymond Rutz George C. Fowble William Henry Forsythe, Jr

Campaign to raise funds for church debt in Hanover

A campaign to raise about 70 400 dollars to wipe out the debt on St Matthew s Lutheran church building in Hanover began Friday evening.

St. Matthew’s Lutheran Hanover

Adams County ministerium re-elects officers at Brysonia camp

The Adams county ministerium met at the Lutheran leadership training camp near Brysonia Monday afternoon. All former officers were re-elected: Rev. N. L. Horn president, Rev. C. M. Arkerbrand vice president, Rev. F. L. Stine secretary, and Rev. Ralph W. Baker treasurer. A. M. Wright spoke on The Church and Amusements. Families attended activities and awards were given. Dr. M Hadwin Fischer and Mrs. Fischer were honor guests at supper.

Adams County Lutheran Leadership Training Camp Brysonia N. L. Horn Gettysburg C. M. Arkerbrand Biglerville F. L. Stine Ralph W. Baker Fairfield A. M. Wright Littlestown

Birthday Party for Nadine Myers in Abbottstown

A birthday surprise at Mr and Mrs Robert F Myers Abbottstown honored their daughter Nadine on her first birthday June 4. Guests included Ruth Myers Round Hill and Florence March New Oxford. Nadine received gifts as well as best wishes for more birthdays.

Robert F. Myers Abbottstown Nadine Robert H. Myers Ruth Charles March Florence New Oxford

Samuel Snyder Builds Milk House in White Hall

Samuel Snyder of White Hall has constructed a milk house. The project reflects local homestead improvements and adds storage for dairy equipment.

Samuel Snyder White Hall

Blaine Bixler Purchases Buick Coupe in White Hall

Blaine Bixler of White Hall purchased a Buick coupe, adding a new vehicle to his garage. The transaction highlights local car ownership trends in the area.

Warren Bixler White Hall Blaine Bixler

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