Unclear fragment hints at sports timing record
Fragmentary OCR mentions a 3.77 record and names unclear. Reflects a timing result likely in a sports meet with a single notable mark. No verifiable participants or event details available.
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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR mentions a 3.77 record and names unclear. Reflects a timing result likely in a sports meet with a single notable mark. No verifiable participants or event details available.
The SERB hearing in Harrisburg examined payroll irregularities in Adams County music projects under the emergency education program. George Amick testified he signed time sheets he knew were improper to pay Mrs Maude Wierman Kennedy and Richard Slaybaugh, who were on the blind payroll, while fellow teachers helped fund their salaries. Assemblyman P C Moomaw led the session noting reports of double payrolls and shifts to satisfy music instruction demand.
An advertisement touts Zeeta antiseptic deodorant powder for feet. It promises fast relief from burning aching feet, cracked toes, and perspiration by rubbing on feet and in shoes. If eight minutes pass without relief, money back from the druggist.
A December report shows Franklin issued 49 medical orders costing 496 dollars while Adams county spent 10.67 per order and Franklin 10.12. Cumberland spent 7.49 with Fulton none. Statewide total per order 569 dollars.
Adams county Christian Endeavor union holds final exec meeting before county convention at Y W C A. Plans announced for June 13 Flohr's Lutheran church event with sessions, addresses by Clifford Harrington and Rev. Ralph Lind, banquet at Cashtown hall, vesper service, and a county picnic set for August 8 in Biglerville.
Donald Jacobs 13, son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Jacobs of East Berlin, suffered a severely lacerated right leg when a car struck a light trailer carrying local children on York road near East Berlin at 6 30 Friday morning. He was treated by Dr Eugene Elgin after the accident.
The article traces the community school system from early buildings through expansions in 1927 and 1929. It notes the 1907 start of a high school, the 1909 first commencement, and a 1929 full high school course after a 1928 approval. It mentions added commercial courses in 1931 and possible agriculture and domestic science offerings.
Doc Crist's Gettysburg Old Timers beat Hunt erstown at Hunterstown 6 4 before a large crowd. Hen Bream and Englebert pitched with Bream slightly ahead. Jake Dracha led the victors with notable hitting.
An advertisement urges readers with urinary and back or dizziness symptoms to consider kidney function and try Dean's Pills. The copy claims Dean's Pills are kidney focused, time-tested, and available at drug stores worldwide for genuine use.
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