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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
3
The children's exercises at St Clark's Lutheran church in Heidlersburg have been postponed to a later date. Residents report various home improvements and social visits including Mrs Nellie Bowers beautifying a house and store room with paint, and neighbors visiting from Hanover and York Springs.
Adams county commissioners were informed of resignations by two officials. H. Steele Stuchell will resign as York Springs tax collector on June 15 due to relocation. H. F. Stambaugh, Hamilton township auditor, resigns after being elected secretary treasurer of the township board of supervisors.
A community note lists varied Sunday visits among Abbottstown Harrisburg New Oxford Hanover and nearby areas with multiple families visiting relatives. It mentions upcoming Children s Day services at The Pines and St John s Reformed church plus a postponed festival due to weather and a New Oxford band performance.
A twenty acre plot on Hanover's southwestern edge is to become a burial ground by the Rest Haven Cemetery Company of Hanover. Incorporators include Luke W. Rohrbaugh Raymond W. Whisler A. B. Kennedy S. T. Witmer Walter F. Little Charles A. Weber Ralph E. Rudisill and J. Robert Fleming. Capitalization is $20,800.
Louis W. Wagaman reports 1935 Adams County registration shows 10 387 Democrats and 9 521 Republicans with Democrats leading by 866 voters. Gettysburg includes 1 873 undeclared voters, while Prohibitionists Independents and Socialists each number six. total voters reach 21 797.
In Adams County, seven cows owned by Motter Vines Weaner Bream Brown Markle and Murren exceeded 40 pounds of butterfat in May per Lee McCauslin of the Adams County cow testing association. One Motter cow surpassed 70 pounds and one Markle cow over 60. Of 146 cows in eighty herds, 128 were in milk and 18 were dry. Thirty-two cows pro-
Charles E. Stahle a motorman for York Railways collapsed and died in his bathroom at his York residence on Thursday. The report notes prior figures about butterfat and milk production, totaling over 1 000 pounds milestones mentioned in the excerpt.
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