New Oxford Item terms and advertising rates
New Oxford item outlines annual subscription terms of 1.00 in advance or 1.60 if unpaid within the year. Out-of-county subscribers pay 1.50 in advance or 2.00 if unpaid. Ads priced reasonably with yearly reductions. Job printing offered from labels to posters. Foreign advertising via The American Press Association. Entered as second class mail matter.
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Foreigen Advertising
American Press Association
New Oxford
Bequests and notices from Abbottstown area happenings
Cornelius Shue left 150 dollars to Mt Olive Cemetery Association Abbottstown for perpetual care of his cemetery lot. Adams county records show Ware Beidleman James Hugenteugler committee receipts 3500 and expenditures 450. Engagement announced for Glailys Urban to Edward Criswell of York Springs with a later wedding. Emmanuel Reformed Church Abbotsown painted and beautified. cemetery fence repainted.
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Cornelius Shue
Mt. Olive Cemetery Association
Abbottstown
Ware- Beidleman-James Hugenteugler Committee
Adams County
John P. Myers
Hampton
Ware
Howard Urban
Wrightsville
Glailys Urban
Edward Criswell
York Springs
MecSherrystown
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Fairfield
Peter Hufnagle
Brushtown
St. Mary's Church
McSherrystown
W. B. Jacobs
Joe March
Deatrick
William J. Yingling
Kamp
Littlestown
F. M. Anderson
Grest Park
Hal
Helen Strain
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Verdie Strain
Edna Mehring
Eagles Mere
Margaret Culp
Roundbrook
N. J
Mercury
Allen Trimins
Sioux City
Iowa
Nissley Agency
George W. Geisler
H. W. Mummert
Hamilton Township
R. Heimer Hoover
Philip
Sisters of St. Joseph
Sisterhood
St. Joseph's Convent
Park Springs
R. M. Topper
Dear
Orff’s Mill
Mrr
Topper
Hartibon Kimmel
Latimore Township
Kimmel
George Liversperger
Edgegroven
Elmer Lawrence
Gettysburs Classis
The
Reformed Church
Studebaker
York
Guy W. Albright
East Bert
Ford South
Misa Verna Srodebaker
Miles Harbold
Arphive
Local Notes from Littlestown and Vicinity
Fairfield’s Miss Ethel Allison is named assistant principal at MeahieatyeR High. Graduates include Miss AIL son from Gellysburg College and Miss Ruth Nau from Millersville N. S. Several residents are noted for schooling in Hood College and Dickinson Law. A double wedding is planned at St Mary’s in MeSherrystown. Parish play “Farms Folks” drew large crowds. County officials inspect bridges and plan repairs. A man arrested for carrying concealed weapons faced bail at quarter session.
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Ethel G. Allison
Fairfield
Meahieatyer Hgh School
Ailson
Gellysburg Collupe
D. Clitenve Byers
Littlestown
Gellysburg College
Lewis
Moul
Abbottstown
Il. B. Shellenberger
Force
A. W. Myers
Cletis Alteland
Carlisle Street
Gobrecht
Ruth Nau
Dittlestown
Millersville
N. 5
Golla Houk
Hood College
Frederick
White Hall
Misa Byelyn Tilccher
Frederics
Ladies’ Aid Society
WP. Wall
Litlestown
Truman Brunges
Tuankhannock
Wall
Bunns
St. Mary's G Catholic Church
McSherrystown
Vernadette Lawrenice
Daugher
Prank J. Lawrence
Albert A. Krepps
Ignatius W. Krepps
Mesherrystown
Geraldine Strausbaugh
James P. Strausbaugh
Robert Fuhrman
William F. Fuhrman
Hanover
St. Mary's Church
A. Rendler
Yotta McIntire
East Berlin
Melntire
Adams County
Hastile
Justice Hill
Menges Mill
Germany Township
Peevaytown
Reading
Hamilton
Brown’s Dam
St. Joseph’s Academy
John W. Klunk
Charles Berkheimer
Owen
York
Farmers State Bank
M. D. Glacken
Berkheimer
McShberrys
South Africa
Hugh McSherry
Chicago
McSherry
Charles A. May
John D. Lippy, Jr
Gettysburg
York Court
Sara Kathryn Lippy
Katherine Lippy
Lippys
Virginia
Mondey
Dam Site Price Fixed At 66000 By Welfare Association
A seven member committee of the Dicks Dam Welfare Association met to review a bid for the Dicks dam site. About 60 cottage owners must each contribute 100 to raise 6 000 and over 50 have pledged. Water rights must protect cottage interests. If approved, plans go to the state water board and construction could begin by July. Subscriptions reached 5 356 with four more nearly certain, leaving about 250 needed. An additional 3 000 is to fund repairs after purchase.
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Dicks' Dam
Dicks’ Dam
Conewago vtecd +mer
Welfare Association
State Water Board
Hanover Y. M. C. A
Four youths struck by lightning in storm at McSherrystown
Four McSherrystown youths William Hombach Robert Lawrence Raymond Hipp and Ralph Croft moments after a bolt struck a telephone line and fuse box during a severe Monday storm. The lodge rooms suffered no damage beyond a dead telephone line while a locust tree on Vitus Smiths Brush town farm was split and scorched.
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McSherrystown
William Hombach
Robert Lawrence
Raymond Hipp
Ralph Croft
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary's School
Gettysburg
Vitus Smith
Brushtown
Suspected Child Murder Sparks Coroner Inquiry Near York
Coroner L A Zech announced a thorough investigation into the unidentified fully developed female child found along Codorus creek near Loucks mill northeast of York. He believes the child was born alive and suspects foul play. This follows four similar cases reported in a year, with bodies found near York Safe and Lock plant and at a York dump, but clues remain elusive.
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Louck's Mill
York
Codorus
L. A. Zech
Codorus Creek
York Safe and Lock Company
Park Haven
Candidates Pile Expense Accounts In Recent Primary
Edward L. Weikert Jr of Gettysburg led Democratic expense with 229.39 for his House nomination, K 3 Law of East Berlin spent 270.87 opposing Weikert, Robert Thompson of Gettysburg filed under 50, Harry C. Stock under 50. Both Democrats had no contributions. funds chiefly for ads and transport. Accident near Hittlestown Sunday evening left minor damage to two cars. no injuries. Paradise Protectory Orphans Band will perform Saturday in Littlestown under Prof Harry Weeker. Mrs Q W Hershey of Pittsburgh York Springs received a new Packard as a birthday gift.
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B. A. Walker
East Berlin
Martha Arduila
Spurgeon Herr Goodling
York
Keystone Glee Club
Harrisburg
Paradise Protectory
Father A. Bollinger
West Palm Beach
Fla
McSlerrystown
Bollinger
George Hemyer
I McSherrystown
Pius Wagamian
Beaver Creek
Limeula Highway
Abbottstown
George Herbert Hisenhart
York County
Justice Shettel
North York
Katie Elsenhart
Emenheiser
C. $. Mildebrand
Lidlestown
York Township
Alderman May
Kralltown
Hazel Riley
Shittlestown
Millersville
State Normal School
McSherrystown Golf Club
Ed. Jenkens
Conewaxo Creek
Hanover
John CC
Angell
Friezer Mummert
Wayne Koontz
H.B. Trostle
River Park
Charles W. Huff
Littlestown
R. W. Tyson
Aspers
State College
J. Francis Yake, Jr
Villa Nova College
Mar Philadelphia
J. Francis Yake
McSherrystown
Frances Gable
Park
Willam Howe
York Springs
Latimore Township
Blackberry
Lillian Sowers
Harbold's
N. D. Starry
Bushey’s
Eby
State Road
John Miller
Ralph Myers
Adams County
State Board of Pardons
Miller
Myers
Gettysburg
Elmer Herman
Alfred N. Yohe
Pigeon Hills
Chief Crabbs
Justice Sell
Frank A. Hoke
Hannover
Kathrine Ufaltzgraf
Mary Crouse
Edward L. Weikert, Jr
House of Representatives
Luther C. Plank
K. 3. Law
Weikert
Law
Robert Thompson
Harry C. Stock
Stock
Hittlestown
Edgar Yealy
Paradise Protectory Orphans
Harry Weeker
Q. W. Hershey
Pittsburgh
Hershey
Heidlersburg and area church notices and social updates
Services for Sunday at Heidlersburg at 9 A. M. and Hampton at 2 P. M. Children’s Day exercises at The Pines at 7 30 with Rev. J. H. Little as pastor. Numerous residents and visitors from York, Hanover, Gettysburg, Dover, and surrounding towns are listed visiting families or attending events. The St. Mark’s Lutheran church exercises drew a full house, and a state conference is planned in the U B church at Heidlersburg. A 76th birthday celebration for Mrs. Sarah Feeser occurred June 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Feeser. Orrtanna business changes note sale of the one general store, warehouse and coal business by Albert H. Kready to George M. Weller of Johnstown, with possession July 1. Numerous local travel and visiting mentions accompany these updates.
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Heidersburg
Hampton
the Pines
J. H. Little
Bertie Tanger
E. Winand
Grace Dender
Dover
Atmie Scott
Robert
Waynesboro
Joseph Withers
Minnie Neely
New Oxford
W. W. Neely
Merle Stouffer
Gettysburg
Alvin Groupe
Levi King
Reynolds Weaver
Hanover
G. F. Thamer
Alex
Yolfe
Lester Pottorff
York
Chas. Sharrer
Frank March
New Chester
D. H. Sharrer
James Walters
Donald Hoff
W. H
Jas. Messersmith
Harry Felty
Harrison Kimmel
Bermudian
George Kimmel
Ralph Fair
Fair
Fam
This Place
Martin Felty
Elizabeth Heck
C. Arthur Brame
Lancaster
Millersville
Boudy
New York
Luther Shank
E. H. Shaffer
J. F. Houck
Earl Spangler
Harrisburg
Frank Kemper
York Springs
Daid Kemper
Heidlersburg
Williams
Dauphin County
Blair Cashman
Stone Jug
Reba Shull
Will
PF. Shull
Belmont
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
U. B
Clarence Kennedy
Henry Klinedinst
Jacob Krumrine
Sara Arther
Lavere Shue
Westminster
Clarence Shull
Near Belmont
Jos. Faust
John Stevens
Dorothy
Donnel
John Melntire
George and
Wesley Groscost
Benj. Hoffman
Ammon Stevens
D. Grant
George Decker
Five Points
Near Hampton
Sadie Spangler
Glenn Miller
Charles Carr
Beatrice
Edna
Round Hill
Thomas Stevens
Wehler
Ernest Shelieman
Ernest Shelleman
Mt. Holly
Helen Hoff
Edna Leer
Pork Springs
Charles Darr
Kate Weaver
Bert Feeser
Sarah ©. Feeser
H. W. Pressel
Dillesburg
Florida
A. H. Bason & Son
Orrtanna
Kready
George M. Weller
Johnstown
Albert H. Kready
Hampton items recount local visits and church notice
Mrs. Mary Bosserman and children visit Hanover sister Mrs. Chas Mummert. Several families travel to relatives in Baltimore Reading Hamburg and York areas. Lutheran church schedule notes next Sunday at 2 pm. Fundraising festival by the Lutheran ladies netted about $25. Numerous mentions of visits to and from local residents, plus painting and work projects in New Oxford and Hanover.
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Mary Bosserman
Chas
Mummert
Hanover
Martha Thomas
Edna Thomas
Readig Township
Julius Schimmel
Baltimore
John Herman
Bowlder
John Kime
J. Harold Luttle
Gettysburg
Rebecca Myers
Jack Allabaugh
Clair
Kate Shaunessy
York
Paul Chronister
Paul, Jr
Jennie Chronister
Geo. Diller
Dillsburg
W. C. Leib
Holly
Chronister
Dillers
Russel Orndorff
Winchester
Chas. Barrett
James Starry
Helen Starry
Lloyd Keckler
John Nickey
Guy Albright
Dave Philips
East Berlin
Jesse Albright
S. Lutheran Church
Mary Barbour
Gretnan Laughman
John Wolf
Hartisburg
Claud Wolf
Clear Springs
Edward
Lutheran 8
Howard Staub
Middletown
John
Earl Staub
Arendtsville
George Gordon
Reading
Staub
Annie Roop
Gardners
Daniel Groscost
Joh. Ruhiman
York Springs
John Neuman
Jacob Kemper
Guldens
George
J. O. Garber
Harry Albert
Harrisburg
H. B. Garver
Annie March
W. C. Weaver
Geo Kimmel
Lloyd Feeser
David Hartzell
Pauline Slock
Nancy Weaver
Three Men Injured In Hanover Tollgate House Collapse
A floor gave way at the former tollgate house on Broadway in Hanover. Three men were injured including contractor John W. Coulson who suffered a back sprain and chest injuries, his nephew John Coulson with head and leg wounds, and Isaac Berkheimer with leg and arm bruises. The accident occurred as an iron truck fell into a newly dug cellar during removal work. Russell Walker escaped unharmed while Harry J. Coulson and his wife were knocked down by debris.
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Tollgate House
John
William Coulson
Isaach Berkheimer
Coulson
Harry J. Coulson
John Patterson
Kroy Coulson
Russell Walker
Two Fair sisters nurse graduates as brother dies young
Miss Edith Fair daughter of H. L. Fair of Bendersville graduated as a nurse from Danville State Hospital during commencement exercises. Her sister Ruth Fair also trained as a nurse at the same institution. Earlier, Dale Fair, 10, died at Warner Hospital after appendicitis and surgery. he was rushed there last week and passed away after a decline. He leaves his father and twelve siblings including Guyon, Albert, Royal, Edith, Ruth, and others in multiple locations.
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Edith Fair
H. L. Fair
Bendersville
Danville State Hospital
Ruth Fair
Dale Fair
Warner Hospital
Dale
Hope
Guyon L
Albert C
Royal
Harrisburg
Edith
Ruth
Danville
Edgar
Gardners
Ralph McCauslin
Gettysburg
Edward Toddes
R. D
Tia
Esther
Erma
Glenn
Card of Thanks for W. J. Miller funeral
The family thanks all who assisted at the funeral of husband and father W. J. Miller. Gratitude is given to those who provided automobiles and to the New Oxford and Hanover communities for flowers.
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W. J. Miller
New Oxford
Hanover
Familp
For Sale Five Homes on Pleasant Street in New Oxford
Five new homes listed for sale on Pleasant Street New Oxford Pa with Easy Payment Plan. Consult Dr G Spotz 30 South Queen Street York or Tilden Myers New Oxford for details.
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New
Pleasant Street
New Oxford
Dr. G. ©. Spotz
South Queen Street
York
Tilden Myers
FOR SALE AND SERVICES IN NEW OXFORD AREA
Classified items list land and farm equipment for sale from McCormick binders and mowers to bulls for summer service, plus Deering binders, used cars from 1922 to 1924 models, private property for sale on Peters Street, and nearby auctions and farm goods all advertised by local names in New Oxford and East Berlin Pennsylvania.
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McCormick Binder
McCormick Mower
East Berlin
S. Peters Street
New Oxford
Emanuel Reed
Harry Reed
Peters St
Four Injured In Spill Near Abbottstown
Four people were injured in a Sunday auto accident near Abbottstown. Robert Martin and his 6 year old son, residents near Hartman's Mill, were admitted in serious condition at Gettysburg hospital. Thelma Slagle and Mrs. Martin's daughter, about 13, sustained cuts and bruises and possible internal injuries. The Martin boy suffered hip and leg fractures, and Mrs. Martin, driver, had a broken collar bone and severe bruising. The car overturned after losing control while passing another vehicle, pinning driver and son beneath.
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Robert Martin
Hartman's Mill
Gettysburg Hospital
Thelma Slagle
William Slagle
Hartmans
Hanover
Abbottstown
Martin Boy
Martin
H. C. Brinston
W. F. Hollinger
Game code altered Pennsylvania 1926 wild shunting rules
The Pennsylvania game commission announced changes to the 1926 season. Ruffed grouse season runs November 1 to 18 with Sundays excluded, bag limit cut to 10 from 15, and earlier closing from November 30. Ring-necked pheasants season shortened to November 1 to 13, rabbits and hares season moved to November 1 to 30, Sundays excluded.
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Pennsylvania
State Game Commission
Seth BE. Gordon
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Oxford
Hexblersburg
Hunterstown
Barry Emlet
Hampton Items
3. H. Dutter
Lester Hensel
Pleasant St
Deering Binder
Mervin Dahr
Ura
Bell
Chas. Potter, R2
York Street
Bell Phone
Rau
Chester
Mercer
Stultz
Weaver
Baltimore St