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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
6
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One hundred twenty three graduates, seniors completing four years at Hanover High, received diplomas at the Fourth Annual Commencement. The Senior Honor Roll lists first honors with A averages including Frances Bair Ana Bowman Donald Fisher Helen Hamm Robert Heltebridie Louise Ickey Evelyn Topper and Brinton.
Public sale scheduled for Saturday June 17 at Myers Coal Yard on Car sle street New Oxford features household goods in good condition including a radio cook stove bureau davenport and chairs plus a white wing machine and child's desk. Antiques include a butchering kettle ring meat grinder and various tools with many other items listed. Sale starts at 1 o clock with runs and details announced by Herman Volmar auctioneer Rinehart clerk George Sheely.
The rolling roster details honors for juniors sophomores and the graduating class at Hanover area schools. Names span multiple families including Wentz Bankert Klunk and Spies with affiliations to Hanover East Berlin Lineboro and Heidelberg township.
Fred Yineling and Tilghman Young of Hanover were sentenced to five days in the borough jail after hearings before Burgess John H. Little. Police say they fought last Saturday and each accused the other of striking with a milk bottle.
The Hanover Game and Mishings association selected the Bowersox farm on York road as the aquarium site for rearing 3000 fish annually fed by a spring. Federal water tests will determine suitability. If approved, fish will be raised until legal size and released into York and Adams counties streams. The club also reported receiving 250 pheasant eggs and 600 pheasant chicks to distribute to members for fall release. New honorary members include W. J. Beale and MBE. Zopp with local placements. A lightning strike damaged Gerald Pfall’s Liltiestown residence chimney during a storm last week.
Miss Marian Garretson of Biglerville paid a $10 fine and $2.25 costs after arraignment before Justice John II Deat reik for operating a car without a license following her arrest Thursday evening.
Corpl O M Stroh of the Gettlysburg state motor patrol made the arrest relating to a driver's license incident. The notice records the officer's action at the sub-station.
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