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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1950

Page

2

County Democrats Set Friday Meeting to Elect Officers

Adapa county's Democratic party will meet Friday at 8 at the courthouse to perfect its organization for two years. Chairman Pred G. Klunk said officers to be named include a chairman vice chairman and treasurer. The county chairman noted the committee will discuss campaign matters at the session.

Adapa County Democratic Party Court House Pred G. Klunk Democratic Committee

Local Couples Tie The Knot In Recent Weddings

Miss Mary Small and Robert Strausbaugh wed in McSherrystown while George M. Leese and Nellie M. Lehman married in their towns. Joan D. Smith and Beatrice Shetter also joined in marriage. Others recoveries and illnesses noted include paralytic stroke patient John Sponseler and several residents improving or ill.

M. Deatrick East High Street Frank Lippincott Georgia Bobbler Sponselier West High Street Mary Small McSherrystown Robert Strausbaugh Edge Grove George M. Leese New Oxford Nellie M. Lehman Tromasville Joan D. Smith Beatrice Shetter York John T. Sponseler Lincoln Sway West Ralph Yohe Pine Run George S. Hummer Lindaway West Wiliam B. McChenny Hunterstown Washington Hoover Hamilton Township Pegsy Hafer James B. Carns Abbottstown

Local notices from McSherrystown area reflect moves births and marriages

Thirty years ago Leo F. Smith accepts Twin-Volcano Air-Gas Burner agency. Frank H. Patterson family relocates to Mrs. R. M. Hicholtz home. Jas C. Herman moves after purchasing Feiser property. Cloyd Miller finds work with brother Wiest at Red Lion restaurant. Guyron Smith, Lafayette College grad, joins Reading Iron Co. after leaving New Chester. Wagon accident near town injures no one. Telegraph pole damaged by bo otishting. Prof. J. W. Thoman elected MecSherrystown school teacher. D W W Destrick files option on Weaver warehouse building. Mrs. George Weaver sells McSherrystown dwelling to Edward Zumbrum. Births reported near Irishtown. Council of Pocahontas to be instituted Friday evening in Red Men hall. Wheat price listed at 2.89. Multiple marriages noted: Marion Slagle and Charles Little. Leslie Reinacker and Mary Cashman. Mrs Lillie Martin and Lewis Martin. Mabel Roth and Grove Zahn. Anastasia Hemler and another spouse. Edward Sheely returns from Florida. Omitted or partial items due to damaged text.

Leo F. Smith Pleasant Street Frank H. Patterson W. A. Feiser R. M. Hicholtz Carlisle Street Jas. C. Herman Feiser Cloyd Miller Wiest Red Lion Guyron Smith F. S. Smith Lafayette College Reading Iron Co New Chester Samuel Hoover Hoover Lincolnway J. W. Thoman Hanover Adams County D. W W. Destrick Lincoln Flour Mill Weaver Hanover Street John S. Weaver George Weaver McSherrystown J. S. A. Smith James Liversterger Irishtown Edward Smith B. P.topper Edward Sheely Florida Sheely Lincolnway East Marion Slagle Charles Little Leslie E. Reinecker Mary A. Cashman Hamiltownship Lillie Martin Hampstead Lewis Martin McShertoun Mabel T. Roth Gettysburg New Oxford Grove F. Zahn Westminster Low Anastasiaa

Local health notes list residents ill or improving

Sue Esseck Irishtown and Jacob Markle Har over are among locals on the sick list. J J Staub Bonneauville has improved from bed confinement. Mark Stock near Swift Run school house recovers from appendicitis. Mary Breighner Steelton regains health at sister’s home in Berlin Junction.

Sue Esseck Jacob Markle Harover Irishtown J.J. Staub Bonneauville F. &. Smith Edge Grove Lulu Smith Mark Stock Swift Run Mary Breighner Steelton H. W. Carbaugh Berlin Junction Harry Sneeringer Brush Run Margaret Apa Charles &E Bowser Abbottstown L. Hoke George Lillich Mildred Ais Wesley Rider McSherrystown Robert Chronister Hampton

Obituaries and medical updates from Bonneauville area

James Sauerbier 87 near Bonneauville died Monday. David H. Border 74 of Hampton died Thursday. Jacob D. Neiderer 80 of McSherrystown died Saturday. Mrs. John A. Foose and Mrs. L W Livingston of town improv ing in West Side sanatorium York. Mrs. Leo Frommeyer of Bonneauville admitted to St Josephs Baltimore for operation. Mrs Horace Heitzel returned to Bonneauville after operation York hospital. Harry J Hemler McSherrystown formerly Brush Run discharged from surgical ward York hospital Monday.

James Sauerbier Bonneauville David H. Border Hampton Jacob D. Neiderer McSherrystown John A. Foose L W. Livingston Town West Side Sanatorium York Leo Frommeyer St. Joseph’s Hospital Baltimore Horace Heitzel Lancaster Hospital Harry J. Hemler Brush Run

40 Years Ago Martha Scalded in McSterrystown Incident

A four year old girl, Martha, daughter of Howard Religie of McSterrystown, sustained severe scald injuries about the hips in an accident described in a 40 years ago report.

Martha Howard Religie McSterrystown

Birthday party honors Ralph Long amid 18th milestone

A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Adam Long in Mountpleasant township for their son Ralphs 18th birthday. The New Oxford baseball club announced a reorganization with listed lineup. Mr M J Ebrehart near town was taken to Johns Hopkins for nose growth removal. On June 9 BH I Smith and Rosa J Peiser were united in marriage.

Adam Long Mountpleasant Township Ralph New Oxford Baseball Club Leiversberger Felix Sheetz Lawrence G. Pieshman B. Lawrence Essick HL Fleshman Fisher M. J. Ebrehart Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore BH. I. Smith Airs Rosa J. Peiser

Local Marriages and Health Update with Market Note

J Curtis Rice and Violéta M Smith of McSherrystown wed on Tuesday. Charles E Hilbert of Midway and Alverta E Lehigh of Abbottstown married on Sunday. Harley V Wagner near New Chester and Hattie R Wolf near Brush Run station also wed Sunday. Murray Sadler recovered from typhoid fever and is able to be about. Wheat stands at 91 cents per bushel.

J Curtis Rice Violéta M. Smith McSherrystown Charles E. Hilbert I Midway Alverta E. Lehigh Abbottstown Harley V. Wagner New Ches Ter Hattie R. Wolf Brush Run Murray Sadler

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