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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1933

Page

10

Named For Revenue Post Fix Named For Revenue Post

Alvin F. Fix, democratic leader of York county, was Friday nominated to be collector of internal revenue for the first Pennsylvania district. The nomination was sent to the senate by President Roosevelt. Fix, a cigar manufacturer, is president of the Central National Bank and Trust Co of York and has long been active in democratic politics. He is a friend of Congressman Harry L. Haines and would be the district’s first federal appointment since Roosevelt’s inauguration.

Alvin F. Fix York County Pennsylvania Senate Roosevelt Fix Central National Bank and Trust Company of York 92Nd Harry L. Haines

Convention Preparations For Gettysburg Sabbath School Meet

The Pennsylvania state Sabbath school association convention plans were outlined at Hotel Gettysburg for October 11 12 and 13. Headed by Dr M Hadwin Fischer the event expects 1500 to 1800 delegates with morning sessions at the Majestic theater and afternoon and evening gatherings in local churches.

S. S Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association Gettysburg Tettysburg Majestic Theater Hotel M. Hadwin Fischer Ellen E.tipton T. J. Winebreamer J. P. Dalbey Paul Reaser L. C. Keefauver B. Schnurman Henry Scharf Commerce

Youth Murders Man After Old Feud Renewed

Oliver D Kauffman 21 admitted killing Daniel Dagwall 84 after a long family feud sparked by a fight at Blizzard Store and Dance Hall in Hamiltonian township early Sunday. Dagwall died. Kauffman confessed after surrendering to deputies and state police following a confrontation with Dagwall’s group outside the store.

Daniel Blizzard Hamiltonian Township Clarence Dagwall Oliver D. Kauffman Adams County Franklin County Blizzard Oliver Kauffman Rufus Weaver F. L. Mayers Motor Patrol Gettysburg R. W. Frutchey Dagwalt Lester Bercaw Mont Alto Howard Barnes Waynesboro George Galloway Daywalt Harry Baker Baker Dagwall Charles Kauffman Pointblank Oliver Daywalt Oliver Dagwalt Case Frutchey Harrisburg Edgar A. Miller M. D. Jacobs James Dagwalt Hanover Rhoda M. Breughner State Police

Public Sale At Latimore Township Adams County Pa

The sale on Saturday June 17 1933 will be at the seller s farm in Latimore township two miles east of York Springs Pa Two dozen head of cattle including 30 head of fresh cows and springers Guernseys Jerseys and Holsteins all tested for tuberculosis and blood tested Also 15 head of hogs weighing 30 to 125 pounds Each cow sold to the highest bidder for cash All cattle delivered sale starts at 12 30 pm and terms will be announced by F M Anderson Bruce Harbold auctioneer N J King clerk

Latimore Township Adams County York Springs Pennsylvania F. M. Anderson Bruce Harbold Auct N. J. King

Gettysburg Youth Faces Murder Charge After Shooting

Kauffman recounts long running conflicts with Daywalt as he sits in Adams County jail. District Attorney Butt says a first degree murder indictment will be sought at the August term. Daywalt is survived by family and was buried at Strang's cemetery after services in South Mountain.

Gettysburg Times Kauffman Daywalt Day Walt Mont Alto Franklin County James Becraft Locust Grove Maryland Gettysburg Waynesboro Bercaw Barnes Frutchey Adams County John A. Mumper Church of God South Mountain Levi Carbaugh Strang’s Cemetery John P. Butt Daniel Blizzard Hamiltonian Township Butt R. W. Frutchey John C. Wible Wible Shearer State Police

Local Notes From McSherrystown Area Community Updates

Regular Eagle fire company meeting accepted an invitation to join the June 17 parade in McSherrystown for the new firefighting apparatus dedication. Community events include school outings, graduations, a Protectory play, real estate transfers, and a Knights of Columbus cornerstone ceremony.

Eagle Fire Company Honover McSherrystown Fire Company McSherrystown Roy Rudisill Lilly Eppley York Leon Dewey Conrad Mt. St. Mary's College James Conrad Eugene Livelsberger Harry Livelsberger Edge Grove Hilda Wolf Harry Wolf Brushtown Hanover Hospital Miss Wolf Mary Atlas Leo Noel Central Catholic High School Dicks’ Dam Paradise Protectory Centraligh St. Mary's School South Street Harry J. Slagle M. Comfort F. V. Topper Charles E. Trone Hanover Paradise Johnny Protectory Martin Lawrence St. Mary’s Hall James Brady Robert Colgan Donald Kline Leon Kline Richard Hartlaub Raymond Hagerman Thomas Keffer Raymond Long Bernard McKim Richard McMaster George Riggs Clifton Smith Joseph Smith Victor Smith Francis Staub Charles Topper Thomas Wagaman Francis Yantis Evelyn Brady Helena Conrad Doris Eltz Genevieve Leonard Lorraine Gouker Evelyn Hull Helen Klunk Mildred Krepps Helena Lawrence Theresa Murren Helen Murren Regina Myers Mary Orndorf Adeline Rutters Mary Rutters Estelle Smith Margaret Smith Charlotte Staub Charlotte Smith Helen Weaver

Boyer Named To U S Office At York Springs

Congressman Harry L. Haines named Charles M. Boyer acting postmaster at York Springs succeeding Howard M. Gardner whose term expired January 10 1932. The Adams County Democratic committee had recommended E. Ross Koons York Springs former Gettysburg postmaster as contender but Haines said Koons ineligible. Boyer, a former York Springs storekeeper and former legislative candidate, was defeated by Edward L. Weikert. He announced another bid last year for the state legislature.

Harry L. Haines Charles M. Boyer York Springs Howard M. Gardner Adams County Democratic Executive Committee E. Ross Koons Gettysburg U. S Haines Boyer

Local Postmaster Appointments Reported in Adams County

The article notes several acting postmasters appointed in Adams county within a week. Haines named Boyer as acting postmaster at York Springs and Orn A. Nary at Biglerville, with Williams and Weaver previously appointed at Gettysburg and New Oxford. Littlestown awaiting an acting postmaster.

Hertz's Hatchery Catalog Offer for New Hampshire Reds and More

Advertisement for Hertz's Hatchery in Hanover Pennsylvania promoting chick breeds including New Hampshire Reds Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds Hollywood and Hanson White Leghorns Black Giants White Giants White Wyandottes and Extra Heavy Mixed with 28 years of experience and invites readers to request the catalog and place orders.

New Hampshire Reds Plymouth Rocks R. I. Reds Hollywood Hanson W. Leghorns Hertz’s Broadway Hanover

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Revenue Post Robert Miller John H. Little Paris Green Verde T. Auker Rexall New Oxford, PA Nelly Don Tom Boy Betty Barclay P. Y. Burgard Philadelphia West Sts. York Desoto Good Bros. Motor Co Frederick St W. F. Dodson Balto L. E Main Street Catholic High School Frank Colgan North Street Palmer Mary Orndorff Leon Seppo Central Catholic High American Legion Francis X. Staub Mildred R. Krepps St. Joseph’s Academy St. Ephrems Audittorium Knights of Columbus Akron Roy A. Stock Center Square Hanover, PA Col. York and Middie Sts York Street Stenger Music House Feeler & Blocher Wholesale Motor Tire Sales & Service, Inc W. Market St L. J. Allen Dial Penna U.S. Office Hemler Beauty Shoppe York St Tanger’s Poultry Farm and Hatchery York Springs, Pa Libby Walter Baker Campbell’s Stauffer Lincolnway East Lincolnway Grocery Earl L. Petry Binder J.H. Duttera Twine Twine Merchants OF J. W. Gitt CO
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