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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

14

New Oxforditer Subscription Rates and Policies

The New Oxforditer announces Thursday publication under H J Smith. Subscriptions cost 1.00 per year in advance or 1.50 if paid late. Discontinuance requires publisher consent until arrears are cleared. Advertisements priced reasonably with annual discounts. Job printing offered from labels to posters. Central political stance. foreign advertising via The American Press Association. Entered as second class mail.

American Press Association

Robbery attempt at Midway garage leads to arrests

Emory C. Rife observed three men near his Midway garage. One attacked, two fled. A revolver was later found in the yard. Charles Toot and John Bolden were arrested on a John Doe warrant and charged with attempting to hold up Rife. They pled guilty and were jailed awaiting court.

Emory C. Rife Midway Mr. Rife Run Charles Toot Middlebury John Bolden Hanover Crabbs John Doe Justice Rice McSherrystown Rice Bolden New Chester Toot Hanover Square Chief Crabbs Paul Toot Aespela Glen Mills Reformatory Adams County

New Oxford Parochial School Graduates Three

Closing exercises of St Marys School were held Thursday before a large audience. The graduates are Marcella Smith Charles Carbaugh and Fred Weaver. Awards included Catechism Medals Charles Carbaugh Lewis Miller second prize Marcella Smith Catechism Premium Mary Staub Palmer Method Button Catherine Martin Milred Staub Florence Rinehart Emma Shrader. Those present daily included Fred Fleshman John Pojst John Robinson Bernard Wagner Leon Smith Lewis Miller George Billman Raymond Billman Madeline Weaver Mary Weaver Marie Weaver Mildred Staub Fnancena Oaster.

NEW Oxford Parochial School St. Mary's School Marcella Smith Charles Carbaugh Fred Weaver J. B. Shanahan Lewis Miller Catherine Martin Mary Staub Mildred Staub Florence Rinehart Emma Shrader Fred Fleshman John Pojst John Robinson Bernard Wagner Leon Smith George Billman Raymond Q Billman Madeline Weaver Mary I. Weaver Marie Weaver Fnancena Oaster

New Oxford Notables and Local Marriages

Clinton H Cashman a New Oxford builder fell from a building and broke his right leg twenty years ago yesterday. The New Oxford school board was organized fifteen years ago by electing W H Emmert as president Z H Cashman as treasurer and James W Barnitz as secretary. The board elected teachers Daniel Ruff Miss Margie Brown and Miss Nita Cashman. Miss Myrtle Stallsmith of New Oxford and Clarence B D Meckley of Lancaster were married ten years ago Saturday. Miss Florence L Smith of Hanover and Wm F Liversperger of Edgegrove were married ten years ago Saturday.

Clinton H. Cashman New Oxford New Oxford School Board W. H. Emmert Z. H. Cashman James W. Barnitz Daniel Ruff Margie Brown Nita Cashman Myrtle Stallsmith Clarence BD. Meckley Lancaster Florence L. Smith Hanover Wm. F. Liversperger Edgegrove

Local Birth Announcements From Area Families

Mr and Mrs Cyrus Yohe announce a son born at Wiermans Mill Jacob Peterman and family near Sheiverts schoolhouse welcome a daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Stine in Paradise Township report a son Mr and Mrs Ralph E Myers of Washington Township welcome a son.

Cyrus Yohe Wierman’s Mill Walter Stine Paradise Township Ralph E. Myers Washington Township Jacob Peterman Sheivert’s

Mystery surrounds newborn found in Harrisburg baggage room

A newborn baby found in the baggage room of the Harrisburg Pa railroad station may have been placed on a York bound train. A morning express conductor discovered a newspaper wrapped bundle and turned it in to lost and found where a foul odor led to its unwraping.

P. RR Harrisburg York Baltimore Lost and Found

Local ads seek buyers and help in New Oxford area

Classified notices offer farm implements animals and real estate for sale in New Oxford Pa. Items include one Neering and one Plano selfbinder plows and a Bucher Gibbs 2 bottom plow with prices to negotiate. Also a bay Belgium sucking colt 150 White Leghorn pullets seven Chester White pigs a double lot with a two story house and outbuildings for sale. Jobs and lost item listed along with bakery ad and chicken buyers. Several names and addresses shown.

Plano Bucher & Gibbs Belgium Lillie Hertz Third St Hanover

Wheat Sale and Feed Buy at Lincoln Buffalo Mills

Trade notice from New Oxford Pennsylvania promotes selling wheat and buying feed via Lincoln Buffalo Flour Mills. The ad highlights wheat as the offered commodity and feed as the requested purchase in a concise business solicitation.

Lincoln Buffalo Flour Mills New Oxford

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