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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
2
The Ladies 500 Club will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Louise Miller Center Square Sister M Cyprian Shamokin
Reading Township Adams County holds regular meetings Fridays at 8 p.m. and re enacted taxes including a $5 per capita tax and transfer and amusement taxes for general revenue. Oxford Township budgets open for inspection to Feb 12 1965 with a 7:30 p.m. vote. East Berlin borrows a 29 mill total tax plus $5 per person. Public notices cover meetings and budget details and township actions.
The News American highlights Dear Abby as an expert columnist offering good advice on marriage dating and domestic matters in a regular Sunday feature available at local news dealers.
Harrisburg hosted the state farm show where area participants earned awards across edible nuts swine and 4 H divisions. Levi J. Spangler Gettysburg led with multiple nut prizes and other local growers and homemakers captured top ribbons in walnuts butternuts English walnuts and chestnuts along with livestock and clothing competitions.
The Adams County 4-H Baby Beef Club lists a full year of meetings and demonstrations led by club members and leaders. Highlights include ear-tagging, health and clipping sessions, hoof trimming workshops, livestock judging, county and district demonstrations, state 4 H Days, the York Livestock Judging Contest, a banquet, and a year end Christmas party.
New Oxford resident Earl Henry Stello 47 sues in U S District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania naming the AAA Auto Club of Harrisburg Judge W C Sheely Special District Attorney Daniel E Teeter Sheriff Dawson Miller Deputy Sheriff Guy Sanders and three unnamed Pennsylvania State Police officers in a suit seeking 211857 plus costs and punitive damages alleging a conspiracy to destroy him through wrongful arrests false imprisonment failure to notify pending actions bail forfeiture withdrawal of bail and home intrusion He cites prior arrests in 1961 and 1962 including a bench warrant and jail stay with fines and costs paid after appeals and describes a Tyrones car lot registration investigation as part of the pattern.
New Oxford Cub Pack 125 presents a Pine-wood Derby at the old high school on N Peters St Monday at 7 30 pm. Parents and public may attend as 32 boys enter cars built from Pine-wood Derby kits judged for appearance and raced on a 30 ft track with prizes in each category. Cars capped at five ounce weight.
The estate of Jesse E. Gentzler transfers a York area property to Lyle H. and Dorothy M. Bowen. The East Berlin parcel is conveyed for 1375 dollars.
Davidsburg area Farm Women group 15 held a ham supper at East Berlin Fire Hall. Members gave readings and a pantomime "Through the Telephone" by Mrs. Ronald Fink. Dances by Tina and Linda Lau, Secret Pal gifts revealed names, new year officers elected. Special guest county president Mrs. Ralph Snyder attended.
The court ruled that Stello’s business in Pennsylvania, his New Oxford address, and his Pennsylvania office made him a resident under the vehicle code. He faced 10 charges for certificates of title violations and appealed. In 1962 he was tried for traffic offenses, found guilty, and pursued multiple appeals up to the U S Supreme Court. The case details disputed the Supreme Court’s role in hearing most appeals.
The New Oxford troop spent Friday to Sunday at Camp Tuckahoe arriving 6 p.m. Friday in zero degree weather. They held capsule No. 1 for the weekend with activities including two scavenger hunts ice skating sledding hiking and movies shown by Sterling Feeser. Camp Ranger Walter Morris taught knot tying and rope tricks as leaders Mr. Quickell and Mr. Feeser supervised. Sunday they attended church at Camp Hill and Dillsburg before cleaning the area and returning home around 2 p.m. Sunday.
Melody Ann Myers shows improvement after a week at home with tonsillitis. David Rinker Jr. suffered a light stroke at Lou's Store in East Berlin last week. Hugh Rinker, Bermudian Springs sophomore, cut his head at school and required three stitches. while recuperating he injured a hand when a tractor backfired, needing five stitches. Rev Dr and Mrs O D Coble of Bendersville visited Mrs Pearl Neidick. Elizabeth Starry Linder and family, formerly of this place, with Farrell Harding and children, stayed at the Poinsettia Hotel in St Petersburg Florida for several weeks.
Dorothy L. Carbaugh of Gettysburg files in Franklin County Court at Chambersburg asking the court to require her husband Harry Carbaugh of Waynesboro to pay 15 dollars weekly for her support and that of a child.
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