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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1946

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Fatal accident at junk yard claims Albert Heldibridie

Albert Heldibridie 55 of Gettysburg died at Warner hospital after a coil spring struck him in the abdomen while dismantling a four inch spring at Morris Gitlin junk yard near the railroad. He worsened after refusing surgery. three quarts of blood were transfused before death. Coroner rules accidental death. Survived by widow Amelia C Black, two children Mary Ellen and Maurice, a brother William, and two sisters. Funeral set for Saturday at 2 pm from Bender funeral home with Rev. Harold Myers. interment Silver Run Md.

Albert Quinter Heldibridie Gettysburg Warners Hospital Morris Gitlin Junk Yard Bruce N. Wolff Heldibridile C. G. Crist Adams County Bender Funeral Home Harold Myers Silver Run

Straban schools donate books and cash to library

Miss Kathryn Oller county librarian announced Thursday the library received donations from three Straban township schools. Rocky Grove School taught by Mrs Gail Ro Bell and New Chester School taught by Mrs Zora M Stambaugh donated books while Fairview School taught by Mrs Martan Milhimes sent the library 1.75 in cash.

Kathryn Oller Straban Township Rocky Grove Gail Ro Bell New Chester Mre Zora M Stambaugh Fairview School Martan M Milhimes

Religion Part of Education

Rev Mark BE Stock urged Gottv eburg parochial school eighth graders to value parental and church wisdom. He warned against youth arrogance, stressing use of elders’ experience for guidance and profit as 21 graduates received diplomas at St Francis Baxter Church.

Reeion Mark BE Stock St Francs Xavier Catholic Church Gettysburg Immaculate Conception New Oxford Gottvebure Gerade S. Francis Baxter Church

Deanery Officers Schedule Dinner Meeting in Littlestown

Officers of the Conewago Deanery Catholic Women plan a dinner meeting at Georges restaurant in Littlestown on June 13 at 7 30 pm to conduct postponed Waynesboro business and elect new officers with parish presidents delegates and committee chairmen invited. The deanery includes Bonneauville Buchanan Valley Chambersburg Conewago Fairfield Gettysburg Littlestown McSherrystown New Oxford Waynesboro and Gettysburg PCBL parishes.

Conewago National Council of Catholic Women Margaret Belz McSherrystown Waynesboro George's Restaurant Newark Street Littlestown Bonneauville Buchanan Valley Chambersburg Fairfield Gettysburg MecSherrystown New Oxford D. of 1 PCBL

Gettysburg Sheriff Sale of Adams County Property

Public sale scheduled for June 20 1946 at 10 am in Gettysburg Court House Adams County Pennsylvania. Property described as a two and a half story frame house with barn on East Middle Street Gettysburg. Bounded by East Middle Street N J Minter and R Lee Tipton alley. Heirs of decedents William and Adelin Criswell and Otia Criswell and George B Burgher named as heirs. Ten percent of sale proceeds due immediately after sale if payable. Sheriff's office Gettysburg May 1946.

Court of Common Adam Gettysburg Adams County County of Pennsylvania Enat Middle Street N. J. Minter R. Lee Tipton Eat Middle Street Eat Middle Street; Thence By East Middle Street William Criswell Adelin Criswell Otia Criswell George B. Burgher Renal

Property Transfers In Conewago Gettysburg and More

Property transfers involve multiple parcels: Gebharts to Krichtens in Conewago. Wines transfer to Strickhouser in Gettysburg. Shetter to Wirt in Cumberland. Leaks to Bittinger in New Oxford. Stambaugh to Rickrode in New Oxford. Harman purchases in McSherrystown. Donmoyer to Grace in Gettysburg area. plus Millhimes sheriff sale to Rose in Straban.

Conewago Township Paul 8 Marie Estella Krichten Thomas J. Winebrenner Lee Roy H Gertrude Winebrenner Gettysburg Harold A Lovinia FE. Strickhouser Steinwehr Avenue Peter N Lydia J. Shetter Biglerville Junior W Nadine E. Wirt Cumberland Township George H Myrna M. Leaks Harrisburg Clarence E Edna P. Bittinger New Oxford Carrie M. Stambaugh Cyril J Beatrice M. Rickrode Hanover Savings Fund Society Norman Gladys M. Harman McSherrystown Church Street McSherrystown Barge Jennie E. Donmoyer Florence James C Eugene Grace Dearborn Mich Reading J. FE. Millhimes Charles J. Rose Straban Township

French War Bride To Arrive June 13

Mrs. Carmen Destrt McCleaf, French wife of Dale Robert McCleaf, Gettysburg Rte 5, will arrive from Paris this Thursday. He will meet her and their son Richard in New York City. McCleaf, a former U S Air Forces sergeant, served four years with 21 months overseas and was discharged April 29. They were married in Paris. Joan L Ebersole will face a charge for failure to stop at a stop sign, alleged Friday night.

Dale Robert McCleaf Gettysburg Paris Brazil Rad Cross McCleaf Richard. McCleaf Edward K. McCleaf Lincolnway New Oxford New York City McLeaf U.S France Joan L. Ebersole Justice of the Peace

Mark Silver Wedding in Hanover for Frank Couple

Mr and Mrs George W Frank of Hanover celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on June 4. Gifts of money flowers and many cards and letters marked the occasion. Mrs Frank Cecilia M Weaver before marriage daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Raymond Weaver. The couple were married June 4 1921 in the First Methodist Church by Rev B A Sulter.

George W Frank Hanover Frank Ceceiia M. Weaver Raymonds Weavery First Methodist Church B A. Sulter

Letters of administration issued in Starner estate

At the courthouse letters of administration were granted to Mary A. King of Gettysburg R D a daughter on the estate of Sara Flilen Starner of Mount Pleasant township who died January 28. Also surviving is Lula A. Doersom of Gettysburg R5.

Court House Mary A. King Gettysburg R. D Sara Flilen Starner Mt Pleasant Townlip Desohter Lula A. Doersom R 5

Countian Inducted For Armed Forces

Adams county draft machinery slowed this month with no inductees, except Robert Andrew Keller of Gettysburg R. 4, 22, sent to represent the county for June. Gettysburg board found no eligibles in the eligible age group and the state board said no quota due to lack of candidates.

Adams County New Oxford Robert Andrew Keller Gettysburg State Selective Service Board

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