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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

18

Voters to Act on Organics Law Changes in November Ballot

Pennsylvania voters will decide 14 proposed amendments to the state constitution in November. Five bond issues would raise the state debt from $100,000,000 to $238,000,000 with further taxes and bills depending on road and capital projects. Amendments cover printing, college bonds, forestry, armory, religious exemption, district boundary changes, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia taxing powers, voting machines, and metropolitan Pittsburgh consolidation.

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Pennsylvania State College Pittsburgh Philadelphia Supreme Court

County Roadwell to Convene Today

The Adams county supervisors and auditors along with board secretaries will convene at the courthouse for a two session meeting. About 125 to 150 officials are expected to attend with D. R. Stoops of Fairfield presiding and Rev. Edward H. Jones giving the forenoon invocation.

Adams County Supervisors Court House Fairfield D. R. Stoops Edward H. J Jones Gettysburg Presbyterian Church P. A. T. Bowers Table Rock D. P. McPherson Adams-Fulton John P. Butt Adams County Harrisburg Highway Department Association Mr. Stoops Henry Myers Hanover R. D P. A. T. Bower S. C. Lott Highland Township

Two murderers sentenced in Stewartstown case and York case

William Van Sicle Amberman 61 received six to twelve years for voluntary manslaughter after claiming self defense in a fatal November 5 fight in the Amberman home near Stewartstown. James Amberman was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter. John Coleman of York got five to ten years for killing Stewart Fells with a defense of fear.

William van Sicle Amberman James Amberman Amberman Sherwood Hastern John Coleman York Stewart Fells Rochow Coleman Fells

Baby beef shown by Adams county at Harrisburg show

The baby beef exhibited by Miss Esther Hostetter of Littlestown R4 at the state farm products show in Harrisburg was judged best of the nineteen in Adams county. Her steer will compete Thursday with other county winners for the grand champion, judged by Paul Gerlaugh of Columbus, Ohio, after which all baby beeves will be auctioned. In a separate matter, Richard Fissel of Hanover was fined 50 dollars or five days in jail for drunkenness, with 120 hours in lockup due to non payment. earlier he paid a 20 dollar fine for a prior charge and was released, later placed in custody again to sober up.

Charles Maryon Gettysburg Charles H. Wilson Maryon Frank J. Andrews York Springs Wertz Justice Hill Clarence W. Sheely Common Pleas Ralph Deatrick D. S. Hankey York Deatrick Hankey Emmanuel Reformed Church Abbottstown Adams County Harrisburg E. Underwood Mulberry Streets Cumberland Perry Dauphin Lebanon Reading Railroad Adams County Baby Beef Club Lee Frey East Berlin Watherine Hostetter Esther Hostetter John Hostetter Littlestown Nettie Gross Hanover Harold D. Brown Fairfield E. Brainard Robert John J. Small Donald W. Small McSherrystown Elizabeth Murren Stella Murren Crowl Bucher Ralph Williams Floyd Carbough Grant Keagy John D. Rife Orrianna William W. Stambaugh A. F. Rees George Hull Mares Sherman Charles Eyster Burgess Slagle Richard Fissel Fissel

Public Sale on Farm Near Hunterstown January 27 1988

The undersigned quits farming and sells at the George Waltman farm on the former Yeatts property in Hunterstown. Items include a good brood mare about nine, four head of mixed breed cows with calves, twelve hogs, farming machinery such as plows drills mowers and wagons, a new milk house, and various household goods. Sale starts 1 PM with terms announced by G K Walker. G R ThompsonAud H G Eckenrode Brown Clerks.

Hunterstown George Waltman William Yeatts Guernsey Jersey Black Jersey York Johnson Valley Queen

Marriage Licenses and Transport Developments in Gettysburg Area

Marriage licenses issued for Samuel J. Elker with Martha E. Aughinbaugh and others in Gettysburg. The Gettysburg-Harrisburg Transportation Co. wins mail service contract Harrisburg to Dillsburg, with plans to extend early morning mail to York Springs and Gettysburg. High school one act contest February 8 at Eddie Plang memorial gym under Owl and Nightingale Dramatic Club. Emmanuel Reformed Church Woman's Missionary society met Abbottsown. Symphony Concert by Zion Reformed Church orchestra this Saturday.

Gettysburg Arendtsville Biglerville Littlestown Eddie Plang Th Owl and Nightingale Dramatic Club Gettysburg College York Hanover Waynesboro Chambersburg Woman’s Missionary Society of Emmanuel Reformed Church Abbottstown Reuben Altland Zion Reformed Church Orchestra

Additional charges lodged against Ames Basehour

Ames Basehour of Littlestown faces new charges after a December 31 attempted holdup at a Hagerstown area oil station left him seriously wounded. He reportedly abandoned a stolen car in Frederick last October and later drove it to a Frederick garage for repairs. Maryland authorities say Ohio license plates were stolen. If he survives, he will be tried first for the attempted holdup, then for auto theft in Cumberland. Basehour remains in serious condition at Washington County Hospital with neck and side wounds.

Ames Basehour Littlestown Washington County Hagerstown Harvey Stockslager Town Oil Station Basehoar Frederick Maryland Baschoar C. E B. Duckworth Duckworth Ohio Frederick County Cumberland Baschonr Washington County Hospital

Hanover Poultry Fancier Wins at Harrisburg Show

Louis Bargelt, a young Hanover poultry fancier, won first prize in the Rhode Island Red cock class at the State Farm Products show in Harrisburg. J. Harlacher exhibited Partrides Wyandottes and captured first and second prizes in cock birds, first and second in cockerels, second in hens, and first in pullets.

Louis Bargelt Young Hanover Harrisburg J. Harlacher Wyandottes

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