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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

2

Summer visits and local notices from Gettysburg area

Mrs. Earl Romesberg and daughter Barbara visit Hanover relatives for the summer as her husband begins a junior internship at Frankford Hospital. A Gettysburg Fourth of July reform drift and local safety warnings accompany reports of a church installation, a new Reformed pastor, and a powder flare injury to 13 year old John W. McCleaf.

Earl Romesberg Barbara Philadelphia Francis Lingg Hanover Romesberg Frankford Hospital Gettysburg Buregets C. A. Heiges Arendtsville Lancaster Walter Pugh Lancaster County John W. McCleaf Geo. F. McClear John

Sleeping Youth Killed When Motor Hits Pole

William H. Kessler 21 of Jefferson borough died after a car driven by Mark Rohrbaugh 18 struck a pole on the Spring Grove Jefferson road shortly before 1 am Monday. Rohrbaugh said headlights from an oncoming car caused the sharp turn that smashed the windshield brace, fatally injuring Kessler who died at West Side sanitarium York at 1:55 am. The driver and Kessler had been in Hanover the prior evening to see two girls. He survived by his parents and two step sisters.

William H. Kessler Jefferson Borough West Side Sanitatium Spring Grove Jefferson Road Jefferson Mark Rohrbaugh Kessler Rohrbaugh L. A. Zech Hanover Jefferson Square J. R. Brodbeck West Side Sanitarium Lau York Bert Shue

Annie M Warner Hospital June Directors Meeting Highlights

The Annie M Warner Hospital board held a routine June meeting. Dorsey Dougherty announced committee assignments including Finance, Property and Buildings, Supplies and Furnishings, Charity, and Executives. Miss Martha McKay reported May figures: 57 admissions, 69 discharges, 65 births, 4 deaths, 20 patients remaining, average 20 per day, 54 radiographs, 161 lab exams, 18 operations, 39 accident cases, 4 returning dressings.

Annie M. Warner Hospital Dorsey Dougherty J. D. Keith David P Blocher George Boehner D. C. Jacobs A. R. Jones C. A. Bixler Eb.c. Livingston P. Miller F. A. Way

Murphy opens fourth store in Harrisburg

Cyril R. Murphy of Murphy Cut Rate Drug Store Hanover has opened a fourth outlet in Harrisburg with Iédrar I Krug named manager. A roughly $75,000 gift from an undisclosed donor was announced at Gettysburg College on Tuesday to fund improvements to Gladfelter Hall and the Old Dorm.

Cyril R. Murphy Murphy Cut Rate Hanover Harrisburg Iédrar I. Krug Charles Krug Gettysburg College Gladfelter Hall

Conewago Drops Close Home Opener to Pennville A C

Conewago opened its season at Irishtown before a record crowd and fell 7 to 6 as Pennville A C rallied in the ninth. The game remained tied much of the way with key plays by C. Smith and Whisler in the field and Rohrbaugh stealing home. Next Sunday Conewago hosts North York All Stars at 2 PM.

Conewago Irishtown Pennville A. C Pennville C. Smith Whisler Rohrbaugh North York All-Stars

St Josephs Parochial School Holds Commencement Ceremony

The annual exercises at St. Josephs Parochial School Hanover were held in St. Josephs Catholic Church. Very Rev. James A. Huber delivered the address as three graduates Pauline O Hemler Charles I E Smith Jr and Jacob J Riley received diplomas and gold medals from Rev Father Huber.

St. Joseph's Parochial School Hanover St. Joseph's Catholic Church James A. Huber High Echool Pauline O. Hemler Charles I E. Smith, Jr Jacob J. Riley Father Huber

Arendtsville Tops Littlestown In Weekend Showdown

Arendtsville defeated Littlestown 3 to 1 on Saturday afternoon at an indoor venue. McSherrystown will visit Arendtsville for a follow up game next Saturday.

Arendtsville Littlestown McSherrystown

Bounties Paid in Adams County Hunt Window of Met

Adams county hunters received 1118 dollars in bounties for the year ending May 31. The payout covered 117 gray fox pelts 11 red fox pelts 628 weasels in 475 claims. State totals reached 27187 claims and 121860 dollars. York County reported 2007 dollars in bounties across 34 070 claims. Somerset Huntingdon and Centre led counties in payout.

Adams County Pennsylvania State Board of Game Commissioners Commonwealth York County Somerset Huntingdon Centre

Priest Feeser Leads High Mass at Conewago Chapel

The Rev. John J. Feeser, ordained a week earlier in Philadelphia, celebrated the high mass at Conewago Chapel on Sunday. Feeser has many relatives and friends in this region.

John J. Feeser Philadelphia Conewago Chapel Feeser

Two Injured In Motor Accident Near Gettysburg

A Thursday afternoon crash on Harrisburg road north of Gettysburg left rural mail carrier John Wills and his driver Roy Hull injured. Hull treated at a physician’s office. Wills hospitalized with shock. Officials report a heavy sedan driven by Maurice Corning of Pittsburgh struck their car, overturning the lighter vehicle several times. Corning’s car sustained minor damage.

Harrisburg Road Gettysburg John Wills Roy Hull Mr. Wills Mr. Hull Harrisburg Main Hunterstown Maurice Corning Pittsburgh

Pearl Contest Free at Yorktowne Jewelry Store

The Yorktowne Jewelry & Merchandise Co. in York invites all to guess the genuine pearl from a case of 100 Pearls with 99 Bluebird imitations. A free $50 strand of Bluebird pearls goes to the correct guesser. Contest closes Saturday June 16.

Yorktowne Jewelry & Merchandise Co York S. George St

Bonneauville Beats Spring Grove In 14 Innings At Home

Sunday contest in Bonneauville saw Bonneauville defeat Spring Grove 14 innings into the game. Harry Alwine of Spring Grove is noted as a graduate from Lehigh University in Bethlehem. W Lavere Hafer and Mrs Hafer returned to Gettysburg Tuesday from San Paso Texas for a month at home. Sunday Pennville will play at Bonneauville.

Harry Alwine H. L. Alwine Spring Grove Alwine Brick Company Lehigh University Bethlehem Bonneauville Pennville W. Lavere Hafer

A Wagner Cleaning and Pressing Ad

A P Wagner Cleaning and Pressing offers cleaning and pressing of men’s and women’s apparel. Services include made to order men’s suits and delivery in New Oxford.

A. P. Wagner New Oxford

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