New Oxford Item Rates and Subscription Terms
New Oxford Item at the post office announces weekly Thursday publication. It lists corporate officers Herbert L. Grimm and John D. Keith, with manager Rienry J. Smith. Subscription price is 1.00 annually in advance, 1.80 after year, 1.50 out of county. payments due to avoid continuation. Advertisements at reasonable rates with liberal contract discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford Tem Company
Tweeter Rere
Herbert L. Grimm
Aubaere
Local notes bulk from Hanover area 30 years ago
Ed Stream of Straban twp spends summer at Asbury Park. Howard Yeatts receives a peddler license. Leroy Bittinger runs a telegraph at Hendrix. Abbottstown has 91 voters and 64 children 6 to 16. Several deaths and local events across Hanover area include new brick dwelling on Pitt street, parade plans for July 4, Holy Name society growth, a baby born, school exhibit, quarry blast damage, baseball and medical news, and a July wheat price of 72 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Yeatts
Tyrone
Leroy Bittinger
Hendrix Station
Abbottstown
John Stouffer
East Berlin
Wm. Wolf
Jacob Hoover
Pitt Street
McPherson
Judge Swope
Henry Rang
Sisters
McS
Hanover Fire Company
Piremen
Gettysburo
Holy Name Society
Leo Smith
Papa
W. A. Himes
Weaver
Himes
Center Square
Hanover Shoe Factory
Miller and Fleshman
N. O
Spotz
Harrison Myers
Hampton
Bell
Straban Inp
Baltimore
Edw. A. Snyder
Hanover
Lucy K. Noel
John D. Keith
Berlin
R. R
A. W. Herman
Isaiah B. Fromeyer
Gettysburg
John A. Harlacher
Reading Two
Sol. Mears
Tyrone Two
C. T. Hersh
Hanson Hersh
Conewago Chapel
F. Ray Wolf
Amanda E. Eisenhour
York
Local notes: accidents, deaths, and political nominations
Forty years ago H G Wehler of Hamilton mills shot an eight pound carp. Angel McS was injured when his horse ran away. John Stock of Hampton killed a six foot black snake. Lloyd Myers killed a three ton copperhead. Ed Smith near town hurt by a horse fall. Elmer Livingston lame after heavy timber rolled on his foot. John Beckman died at 65 at Lillys mill. John Gable died at 65 near Abbottstown from gangrene after toes were mashed by a falling tree. Margaret Engelbert, 77, died at Hunterstown on June 9. Democratic county convention nominated a full ticket for local offices. J L Butt beat Miley Miller 43 to 35. E G Shull killed in Washington was buried at The Pines. widow was Nannie Graff of Hunterstown. L B Culp and Elenora Stoniser Brushtown wed May 30. Albert Schuchart of Baltimore and Mary Huffnagle of Oxford wed June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Wehler
Hamilton Mills
Mr. Angel
John Stock
Hampton
Lloyd Myers
Copperhead
Smith
Elmer Livingston
John Beckman
Lilly’s Mill
John Gable
Abbottstown
Margaret Engelbert
Hunterstown
Dem
Duncan
Jas
A. Cratin
Treas
A. Menchey
E. M. Bender
J. F. Carbaugh
H. J. Hemler
W. A. Bell
Poor
John H. Musser
J. L. Butt
Miley Miller
E. G. Shull
Washington
Alumni and civic actions stir Hanover area
The alumni association and the Biglerville school board urge youths to skip Sunday tennis on local courts. A Philadelphia orthopedic surgeon reports 15 crippled children among 285 examined in York. Other items include political stance by Congressman Haines, hay windrow demonstrations at Hanover Shoe farms, court fines, and a series of accidents and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglerville
Richard Noell
Abbottstown
Mildred Nunemaker
Hanover
R. D
J. T. Rugh
Philadelphia
York
Haines
Albert Shultz
Franklin Township
Justice of the Peace
John C. Shearer
Gettysburg
George B. Aughinbaugh
Carl J. Kunkles
Streator
Noel Grenier
John Cruickshank
Watertown
Conn
Hallam
P.R. R
Charley Gelbert
St. Louis Cardinals
Gettysburg College
J. C. Frank
Penn State College
Edwin M. Buchen
A. Leslye Buchen
William Brinkerhoff
Henry Brinkerhoff
Justice Shearer
James B. Aumen
Erie
Jack Young
Randolph Stambaugh
Harry J. Stambaugh
Columbia University
New York City
University
Carvin Small
Small
Alger Clark
Hospital Admissions and Discharges in Gettysburg Area
Get tysburg resident Mrs William Basehear was admitted to Warner hospital. Mrs Hoke Slayhaugh of Biglerville discharged. Several residents including Mrs John B McClear Miss Louella McAllister and Thomas Yost had tonsils removed at Warner hospital on Monday. Edward Baumgardner of Hanover admitted after ambulance transfer. Alexander Baker injured at Autokraft Box plant and admitted for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Basehear
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Hoke Slayhaugh
Biglerville
John 8. McClear
Louella McAllister
Thomas Yost
Fern Crouse
Seven Stars
Eugene Asper
Hanover R
Edward Baumgardner
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
Alexander Baker
Edward Baker
R. D
Autokraft Box Corporation
Munterstown Man Meets Local Figures At York Event
Partial readable lines describe a social gathering in Munterstown near York with local residents including Mr and Mrs Edward Whinbaugh and a baseball purchase by the athlete club from a local merchant. The fragmentary nature limits specifics but notes interaction among named residents and a club purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athe Ie Ba
Edward i Whinbaugh
Athlete Club
John Jsesser
Missing June 15 1868 issue seeks reader copy
Forty five years have passed since the June 15 1868 issue. The editor appeals to readers to locate a copy and contact the editor with any information.
Miller suffers fractured arm in York Springs accident
Merle Miller of York Springs sustained a fractured right arm in a domestic mishap on Wednesday. He was transported to Warner Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Miller
York Springs
Wednesda
Warner Spital
Fragmentary dialogue mentions a seedy brother and sorrow
A torn passage shows a brother described as seedy and ill favored by a person named Mr James Well, with fragments of a farewell or concern. The text is incomplete and offers little clear context or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Adams County Baseball League Roundup and Scores
Gettysburg extends win streak to six with a double win over New Oxford 7-6 at Gettysburg and 18-1 at New Oxford. McSherrystown trails by half a game with two wins 5-2 over Bendersville and 15-12 over Centennial. Centennial, Cashtown, Arendtsville, Fairfield, and New Oxford also feature in weekend results. Thursday game McSherrystown at Cashtown 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
McSherrystown
Gettysburg
Sipsey
Arendtsville
Bendersville
Crashtown
asAise
Centennial
Squapusineherss
Fairfield
New Oxford
Cashtown
Centennialv
Fleming
Musselman
McKim
206 Recruits At Gettysburg Civilian Conservation Corps
Gettysburg receives 206 colored jobless reforestation recruits arriving by Western Maryland train at 1 45 am. They are moved to Pitzer's woods camp on the battlefield with Lt Wilson in charge and a medical officer Lt Rosenberg. The unit will stay about six months pending orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Civilian Conservation Corps
Maryland
Pitzer’s Woods
Wilson, White
Lafayette
Wilson
G. R. Grunert
S. J. Rosenberg
Jacob Thomas Dies Of Heart Ailment
Oppressive heat and a heart condition ending in death of Jacob L. Thomas 68, who lived along the Baltimore pike south of Gettysburg. He left his home at 1 PM Friday to go to Gettysburg and three hours later was found dead near Sheely's dumping grounds by Sterrett Dorsey, 36, of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob L. Thomas
Baltimore ‘Pike
Gettysburg
Thomas
Sheely
Gettysburg Gun Club
Sterrett Dorsey
Judge Miller Improving After Health Observation in Tacoma Park
Friends of E. P. Miller Gettysburg say the former Adams County judge and Gettysburg Furniture treasurer is improving at a private sanitarium in Tacoma Park Washington. He went there for observation and treatment in late May and expects to remain until fully recovered. Mrs Miller accompanies him in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Miller
Gettysburg
Adams County
Gettysburg Furniture Company
Gettysburg National Bank
Tacoma Park
Washington
June milk distribution set for Adams County
State nurse Miss Mary Grove announced that Adams County will receive the same monthly milk allocation as Muay, totaling 930 dollars. The plan provides 500 quarts of milk daily for distribution to needy families during June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Mary Grove
Storm Topples Big Top At Hagenback Wallace Circus
A terrific storm rent the big top and nearly carried it from its moorings during the Hagenback Wallace circus matinee. Four thousand spectators, many children, watched the dramatic scene unfold as the tent swayed and creaked in gusty winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagenback-Wallace Circus
100 Persons At S S Convention In Adams County
The twenty eighth annual convention of Adams county Sabbath school fourth district met at Enmantels Reformed church Abbottstown with about 100 attendees for the afternoon session and 150 for the evening. Rev Hoffmeier and Dr Hoover spoke on enlarging horizons and the changeless Christ in a changing world. Officers elected include C B Yohe Abbottstown president and H F Stambaugh Abbottstown vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Sabbath School Association
Enmantel's Reformed Church
Abbottstown
C. B. Yohe
H. E. Sheely
New Oxfoord
Miriam Bowser
Dorothy Bossserman
Edgar F. Hoffmeier
Hanover
Christ
Yohe
Paul Glatfelter
Jesus
Harvey D. Hoover
Lutheran Seminary
L Luther
M. Hadwin Fischer
Gettysburg
Biglerville
H. F. Stambaugh
Beulah Wentz
East Berlin
M. L. Slothour
Abbottstown Ball Team Posts Wins and Tax Note
Abbottstown keeps 1933 school tax at 11 mills and 5 per capita while midweek games feature Midway defeating Paradise 8 to 6 and Abbottstown defeating Nashville 13 to 3. Hafer stars with 12 strikeouts and a home run. Kinneman hits two doubles and a homer. Abbottstown upsets Pine Run 9 to 3 as lead held after the second inning. Mrs. George K. Metzger returns from Philadelphia. Charles W. Albert attends Potomac synod in Frederick Md. Berwyn high school hosts ninety-one members and teachers for dinner at Altland House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
Paradise
Fred Altland
Cornell University
Abbottstown
Nashville
Hafer
J. Kinneman
Altland House
Festival at Green Springs Church Aims Summer Fundraiser
Green Springs church hosts a Friday evening festival on June 23 led by Sunday school girls to raise church expenses. An July entertainment by the girls follows. Edward Laughman bedridden. A Children’s Day program impressed attendees with laurel ferns and cut flowers. Mrs. F S Warnick hosted a Saturday afternoon outing for 21 children at the school woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Springs
Edward Laughman
F. S. Warnick
Gettysburg Teens Earn Honors at Mt. St. Marys Commencement
Two Gettysburg boys Joseph J. Rosensteel son of Mr and Mrs George Rosensteel and Francis Bowling carried off honors at Mt. St. Marys high school commencement exercises last week Rosensteel was valedictorian of the Class and won highest honors in the Classical course while Bowling carried off honors in the scientific division
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Joseph J. Rosensteel
George Rosensteel
Francis Bowling
Mt. Bt. Mary's High School
Rosensteel
Bowling
Diplomas Awarded At Central Catholic High School McSherrystown
Diplomas and certificates were awarded at the Central Catholic high school commencement in St Marys auditorium McSherrystown on Sunday afternoon. Edith Mary Colgan Angela Mary Fink Mary Patricia Fink Christine Mary Kale Margaret Mary Khlunik Cecelia Christine Livelsberger Mary Jane Livelsberger Stella Genevieve Murren Clyde Cecelia Neiderer Regina Lillian Noel Rita Agnes Overbaugh Helen Alverta Rang Ruth Agnes Reid Angela Clare Smith Margaret Mary Smith Rita Elizabeth Sneeringer Rita Catherine Sneeringer Claudine Francis Wagaman Mary Agnes Weaver Raymond Francis Ackerman Lawrence Simon Belz Charles Richard Bennett Francis Borgia Lawrence John Raymond Little Paul Vincent Long Hugh Pius Miller Richard Rudolph Rineman Raymond Allen Staub Francis Edward Swope Nelson Joseph Topper Edward Eugene Wagaman Elmer Aloysius Weaver Charles Robert Weller received diplomas or proficiency certificates in bookkeeping from South Western Publishing. Rev. Joseph N. Whalen New Oxford gave the address. Mary Liversberger and Edward E Wagaman gave salutatory and valedictory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Catholic High School
St. Mary's Auditorium
McSherrystown
State of
Pennsylvania
South Western Publishing Company
Edith Mary Colgan
Angela Mary Fink
Mary Patricia Fink
Christine Mary Kale
Margaret Mary Klhunik
Cecelia Christine Livelsberger
Mary Jane Livels
Richard Rudolph Rineman
Raymond Allen Staub
Francis Edward Swope
Nelson Joseph Topper
Edward Eugene Wagaman
Elmer Aloysius Weaver
Charles Robert Weller
Joseph N. Whalen
New Oxford
Mary Liversberger
Edward E. Wagaman
Joseph Whalen
J. L. Hanrahan
Bonneauville
W. J. B. Weaver
York
John O'Donnell
Conewago
L. A. Reudher
Daniel Crowley
St. Mary’s
Hail Drenches Eastern Adams County Towns
A powerful hail storm hit the eastern Adams County area Monday evening. New Oxford Bonneauville and nearby towns reported hail as large as plums and Creek overflow at Conewago rising to high levels. Minor fruit belt damage noted in Littlestown while other parts saw heavy rain and thunder with little reported damage overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
New Oxford
Bonneauville
Conewago Creek
Fruit Belt
Littlestown
Permit loans on insurance policy expand across states
Harrisburg reports the state joined New Jersey and New York in easing life policy loan rules. Loans up to 250 may be advanced without restrictions. amounts above 250 require a written purpose and may cover emergencies but not speculation or hoarding. The order also covers cash surrender value payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
New Jersey
New York
State Insurance Commission
Adams County crippled children's group elects officers
Dr Stewart W Frost of Arendtsville was elected president of the Adams county crippled children’s committee at a courthouse meeting. The Gettysburg Rotary club sponsors the effort. Vice president is Rev Dr Earl J Bowman of St James Lutheran. I L Taylor of Gettysburg National Bank is secretary-treasurer. Board members include Dr W E Tilberg Gettysburg Mrs C G Reen Gettysburg Mrs Ethel Grace Allison Fairfield Dr H S Crouse Littlestown Maud Wierman Kennedy York Springs and Ralph Miller New Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart W. Frost
Arendtsville
Adams County Crippled Children’s Committee
Court House
Gettysburg
Ethel Grace Allison
Fairfield
H. S. Crouse
Littlestown
Maud Wierman Kennedy
York Springs
Ralph Miller
New Oxford
Births and a Hospital Update From Annie Warner Hospital
Bonneauville welcomes a daughter to Mr and Mrs Bernard Myers with the mother formerly Miss Millie Milhimes. Earl Chrismer, recently operated for appendicitis, is discharged and recovering at Annie Warner hospital. The nine month old son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Gebhart, injured in a car accident at Natural Dam, remains in Annie Warner hospital Gettysburg with a broken leg and is doing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Myers
Bonneauyville
Deaths Mrs Catherine Guise at Dover aged 69
Mrs Catherine Guise wife of John Guise died at her home in Dover Sunday after a long illness. She was 69 and formerly lived in Abbottstown. Survived by husband three sons and siblings. Funeral held Wednesday at 1 30 p m private service then Dover Lutheran church ceremony with interment at Abbottstown Lutheran cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Guise
John Guise
Dover
Henry Kinneman
Abbottstown
Dover Lutheran Church
J. H. Hege
Dover Lutheran Charge
Abbottstown Lutheran Cemetery
William D. Taughinbaugh Dies at 67 in Hunterstown
William D. Taughinbaugh of Straban township, a Hunterstown merchant for seventeen years, died at his home Wednesday evening from a complication of diseases. He was 67 and survived by his wife Rosa Raffensperger, four children, one sister, and ten grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at his Hunterstown home with Rev. J. Harold Little officiating. interment followed at Pines Church Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Taughinbaugh
Hunterstown
Straban Township
Mr. Taughinbaugh
Order of
Eagle
Widow Mrs Kate Myers dies after lingering illness
Mrs Kate Myers 87 widow of Michael Myers died Thursday at 3 45 AM at her niece Mrs Samuel D Eking home in East Berlin after a long illness. Survived by sister Sallie Nitchman East Berlin and brother John W Stevens Kenosha Wisconsin. Funeral Saturday afternoon at home with Rev Paul Gladfelter officiating. burial East Bain cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Myers
Michael Myers
Samuel D. Eking
East Berlin
Wisconsin
Paul Gladfelter
East Bain Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Catherine Clark Held in Harrisburg
Mrs Catherine Clark died Friday at her home in Harrisburg. Funeral services were Tuesday at Conewago chapel Edgegrove with Rev John F O Donnell officiating. Burial followed in Conewago chapel cemetery. She was a daughter of the late Matthew Timmings of Centennial and survived by son Edward Clark of Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Clark
Harrisburg
Conewago Chapel
Edgegrove
John F. O'Donnell
Clark
Matthew Timmings
Centennial
Edward Clark
Harsisburg
Miss Emma J Delone Dead In Hanover After Illness
Emma J Delone a Hanover resident died Sunday night at 8 30 at her home after an extended illness due to complications of diseases. She was active in local women’s civic groups and is survived by sisters Martha Leona and Mary Delone and brother C J Delone. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning with burial in Conewago chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma J. Delone
Hanover
Joseph and
Maria Delone
Martha
Leona
Mary Delone
C. J. Delone
Conewago Chapel
Miss Blanche N Keller Dies at 46 in Hanover
Blanche N Keller of Littles town died Sunday morning at 9 45 in Hanover General Hospital from a heart condition aged 46 She was admitted Saturday daughter of Lewis and Amelia Stahl Keller Surviving siblings include Charles and Daniel Keller of Washington D C Mrs C A Yost Littles town and Bertha Keller Poplar Street Hanover Funeral at 2 o'clock Tuesday from Freiser funeral home Rev John S Tome of St Mark's Lutheran Church will officiate Burial in Mt Olivet Cemetery Hanover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche N. Keller
Littlestown
Hanover General Hospital
Lewis and
Amelia (Stahl) Keller
Charles
Daniel Keller
Washington, D. C
C. A. Yost
Bertha Keller
Poplar Street
Hanover
Freiser Funeral Home
John 8. Tome
Keefer Rites Held for Keffer at McSherrystown Home
Charles Francis Keefer 23 son of J W and Estella A Keffer died at his McSherrystown residence Thursday morning after months of illness. A St Marys high school and Villanova alumnus, he later managed a ten cent store in Ardmore and was a fourth degree Knights of Columbus member. Survived by parents a sister Mrs Hi J Avil Glen Olden and brothers John P and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Francis Keefer
Charles Francis Keffer
J. W
Estella A
Poist) Keffer
Fourth Street
McSherrystown
St. Mary’s High School
Villanova College
Ten Cent
Ardmore
Knights of Columbus
The
Blessed Virgin's Reality
Hi. J. Avil
Glen Olden
John P
Keffer Family Funeral Held at St Marys Church
Funeral services for William Francis George Thomas and Joseph Keffer at home and Richard Keffer of Littlestown were held Monday in St Marys Catholic church McSherrystown with a solemn high mass at 9 o clock. Rev Dr L A Reudher rector officiated and interment followed in St Marys cemetery McSherryntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
William
George
Thomas
Joseph Keffer
Richard Keffer
Littlestown
St. Mary's Catholic Church
McSherrystown
L. A. Reudher
St. Mary's Cemetery
McSherryntown
Mrs Rebecca Wisler Dies at 77 in East Berlin Area
Mrs Rebecca L Wisler widow of George Wisler of near East Berlin died Thursday at 11 am aged 77. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs George Fissel and survived by seven children including Mrs John Burgard Hanover R 4 Mrs Curtis Seldenstricker Hanover R 4 John M Wisler Littlestown Calvin Wisler Abbottstown R D Elmer Wisler York Springs and David Wisler at home 17 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wisler
Rebecca L. Wisler
George Wisler
Near East Berlin
George Fissel
John M. Burgard
East Berlin
Curtis Seldenstricker
Hanover R
Jonas Hollinger
R. D
John M. Wisler
Littlestown
Calvin Wi
Mrs Milton Krichten Dies in Hanover Hospital
Mrs Milton Krichten of Brush town died Sunday evening at 5 45 from a complication of diseases in Hanover hospital at age 47. She is survived by her husband 11 children and her mother Mrs Sarah Jane Krichten all at home. She was a member of St Marys Catholic church McSherrystown. Funeral was held Wednesday at 9 am with interment in McSherrystown cemetery Rev Charles H Allen officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Krichten
Brushtown
Hanover Hospital
Clifford
Nestor
Clyde
Merle
Clair
Edward
Ray
Frederick
Madeline
Ethel
Richard
Sarah Jane Krichten
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
McSherrystown
Charles H. Allen
Mrs Rose M Allison dies at 78 in Waynesboro
Mrs Rose M Allison 78 widow of William R Allison dies at 6 45 this morning in Waynesboro at granddaughter Mrs Floyd Maurers home after a sudden heart condition She lived in Gettysburg and Adams County before moving four years ago Survived by son in law Charles H Stevens and granddaughters Mrs Maurer and Frances Stevens Funeral set for Carlisle street home viewing Friday evening and funeral Saturday at 9 in St Francis Xavier Catholic Church with Rev Father Mark E Stock officiating Interment in Catholic Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose M. Allison
Rose, M. Allison
William R. Allison
Straban Township
Floyd JL. Maurer
West Main Street
Waynesboro
Mark E. Stock
Hanover May births rise by four from 1932
Twenty two males and seven females were born in Hanover during May an increase of four over May 1932. The report notes the May birth totals for the Hanover area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Heidlersburg News Includes Local Visits and Events
Lightning hit a building hosting a restaurant run by Charles Yeagy at Bermudian park. Families visit from Shull and Mumma households while others attend State College commencement. A car theft near Biglerville remains unsolved. The Pines church mission program is postponed to June 29. Local alumni union service planned at Chestnut Hill old schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Yeagy
Bermudian Park
Ford Currens
William F. Shull
Agnes Currens
Columbia
Shull
Francis Mumma
Five Points
Verna Shull
Belmont
State College
Mumma
Merrell Mumma
Annie Tate
M. F. Slaybaugh
Heidlersbore
John Fidler
Mr. Bidle
Harrisburg
J. Frank March
New Chester
George Deatrick
New Oxford
O. H. Deatrick
Gates Deatrick
Classified for Rent Apartment Above Bank
Apartment available above Farmers' and Merchants' Bank in Mew Detesad Re. Quiet location with access to street and bank premises. Contact provided within listing for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Cars Now Offered At Reduced Prices By R. Smith Co
An advertisement lists Chevrolets for sale at low prices including 1931 coupe 322 dollars 1932 coach 122 dollars 1929 roadster 122 dollars and other models. R Smith Chevrolet Co at 7 Market Street York Pennsylvania promotes limited time deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolets
Mon R. Smith Chevrolet Co
York
Ford Special Prices For 3 Days At Ammon R Smith Co
Ford specials entice buyers with reduced prices on a 1933 brand new coach and 1932 Ford V8 coupe. Other models include a 1931 at 263 dollars a 1929 roadster at 99 dollars and a 1930 sport coupe at 196 dollars. Many others at attractive prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammon R. Smith Che Co
Market St
York
Sheriff sale of Pennsylvania land in Adams county
In pursuance of a writ the sheriff will expose at public sale on Saturday July 2 at 2 PM at the Court House Gettysburg the lands in Huntington and Tyrone Adams described as a two story frame house bank barn chicken houses and outbuildings totaling about 63 acres bounded by Ruth Cashman George Myer Elmer Heiges George Smyzer and Humpert with a prior record from November 10 1927. Property of R R Snyder seized for sale by Sheriff John OC Wible. Ten percent of sale price due immediately. sale subject to prior lien and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor Common Pleas
Adams
Court House
Gettysburg
Huntington
Tyrone
Coun Adams
State of
Pennsylvania
Ruth Cashman
George Myer
Elmer Heiges
George Smyzer
George Ers
Humpert
Team
Russell Snyder
Noviber
R. R. Snyder
John OC. Wible
Shel Bheriff
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Oxford
New Oxford Ag
Straban Twp
Asbury Park
Hospital News
Right
Adams County Baseball League
N. C
Bud Knox
Bob Miller
Maust
McClain
Dracha
I. Kitzmiller
Jacob Thomas
Miller
James B. Jaaxun
Mary
John Gutse
Mrs
Heidlersburg
W. Clark Ave
Bear National Hotel
Walnut St
Haney
York Street
GARAD
McCleary
Duke and Market Sts
World
Double Hou
Hanover Street
Farmers & Merchants
Ritanella Beauty School
East Mark York
Ope
Nash
Buick
Good Bros. Motor
Frederick St
Hanove
Chevrolet
Amme Smith
Chevrolet Co
W. N St
York, Pa
Ammon R
W. Marke York, Pa
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Essex
Ammon R. Smith
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