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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

21

New Oxfordetters Publisher and Subscription Terms

Public notice outlines Thursday publication by H J Smith, annual subscription pricing, arrearage policy, and ad rates. It specifies that discontinuance requires payment and advert isements priced reasonably with yearly discounts. It offers labeling printing services from small labels to large posters.

Explosion at Actna plant kills two in Emporium blast

Two men died and several escaped injury when the Actna Explosive Company nitroglycerine plant at Emporium exploded destroying the facility. This marked the third fatal blast at the site since its opening ten months ago.

Actna Explosive Company Emporium

Two York area accidents claim two victims

Mrs. Samuel R. Deppin of Lebanon died when her car collided with another vehicle and Miss Marion Dempwolf of York, visiting Allentown friends, was injured in a crash near Aston and transported to a South Bethlehem hospital in critical condition with brain concussion.

Samuel R. Deppin Lebanon York Marion Dempwolf C. N. Dempwolf Deppin Dempwolf Allentown Friends Aston Bethlehem

Beales Names Academy Alternates and Honors Deserter Caseload

Congressman Beales named alternates for the United States Naval Academy appointment Lothaire E Crouse Littlestown Emanuel C Beck and Frank Malvern both of York with Henry Greenawalt as principal. Edward T Lewis York once branded a deserter is to receive a $2500 pension after Beales helped secure his honorable discharge and back pay.

Congressman Beales United States Naval Academy Annapolis Lothaire E Crouse Littlestown Emanuel C. Beck Frank Malvern York Henry Greenawalt Crouse Beck Carnegie Technical School Pittsburgh McLaury York High School Edward T. Lewis United States Army C. W. Beales Lewis John Sedwick

German Bibles in Mrs Yeatts' Hunterstown Collection

Mrs Ella Yeatts of Hunterstown holds two German Bibles a 1729 edition and a 1846 large print Psalms edition with Old and New Testaments and Concordance. She notes the 1729 Bible may be incomplete for her to interpret, feeling she has strayed from the German line.

Ella Yeatts Hunterstown

York County Jail Holds Two in Alleged Crime Case

Mrs. Jennie Ilgenfritz, 60, is jailed awaiting the outcome of an alleged crime against 17 year old Genevieve Snyder, who lies in critical condition at York Hospital. Charles W. Dillon, 17, also jailed, is accused of hiring the woman for $10 to commit the act.

Jennie Ilgenfritz York County Genevieve Snyder York Hospital Ilgenfritz Charles W. Dillon

Catarrh Cure Claim Draws $100 Reward

An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only proven cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It promises a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urges purchase through F. J. Chenly & Co. in Toledo, with testimonials available on request.

Hall F. J. Chenly & CO Toledo All Drugegiats

Colorado Millionaire Dies. Thatcher Estate Valued High

Mahlon D. Thatcher, 76, Pueblo banker and millionaire, died from a general breakdown. Born December 6, 1839 near Gettysburg, his estate is estimated at 10 to 20 million dollars. Survived by a widow, son Mahlon D. Thatcher Jr., and three daughters Mrs. Lydia Wheeler, Mrs. Lucia Walter, and Mrs. Ada Huntzinger. The item also notes a separate death of 8-year-old Ralph B. Small from sledding accident. Also mentions Angora cat-raising venture formed at Carlisle.

Pueblo Col Mahlon D. Thatcher Thatcher Gettysburg Mahlon D. Thatcher, Jr Lydia Wheeler Lucia Walter Chicago Ada Huntzinger New York

Public Sale in Oxford Township on Marshall Farm

Emanuel King posts a public sale on March 30 1916 at his Oxford Township residence one mile south of New Oxford. Items include horses cows farm implements household goods and a separate sale of livestock including nine cattle three calves two cows bred and two sows to farrow by June 6. Terms: nine months credit or four percent off cash over five dollars. Peter Fleshman also listed for sale of livestock.

Oxford Township New Oxford Marshall Farm Emanuel King C. Rinehart Audt. Lingg & Sheely Olks Durham Peter Fleshman

Farmers Bank Annual Meeting in McSherrystown

The Farmers Bank of McSherrystown will hold its annual meeting at the Banking House on Monday March 6 1916 between 2 and 3 PM to elect eight directors for the ensuing year. H S Reigle cashier.

Adams County Game and Protective Association Court House P. A. T. Bower C. W. Gardner C. H. Bowers P. W. Stallsmith Adams County Farmers Bank of McSherrystown McSherrystown H. S. Reigle

Reverend William L. O Hara Dies at Elmhurst Longtime Mt

The Rev. Fr. William L. O Hara former president and professor at Mt. St. Marys college and seminary died at Elmhurst L I on Tuesday evening after years of pastoral work in Brooklyn following retirement in 1905 He graduated from Mt St Marys in 1883 and was ordained in 1887 later serving as vice president before eight years as president

William L. O’hara Mt. St. Mary’s College and Seminary Elmhurst L. I O’hara Brooklyn Fr. O'Hara Mt. St. Mary’s

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