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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

10

New Oxford Item Company Ad and Policies

New Oxford item company announces subscription terms of 1.00 per year in advance and 1.50 if unpaid, with arrearage conditions. Out of county rates are 1.50 in advance or 2.00 after a year. Advertising rates offered with yearly discounts. Job printing services available. Political neutrality. Foreign advertising via American Press Association. Post Office entry as second class mail matter.

New Oxford Iier Oxford Item Company American Press Association New Oxford

Local notices from Littlestown area driftwood and surrounding towns

Charles J. Myers receives a new principal post at Grampian while George Deatrick recovers from a crowbar accident. Directory of community happenings covers moves, remodels, weddings, obituaries, church notices, and a large forest fire near Abbottstown with volunteers and Boy Scouts aiding.

Hanover Notes Summer Travel and Visits Across Town

Local social column records Miss Rosella Feiser and Hanover girls leaving June 30 for two months at Camp Rockledge Massachusetts. Numerous Hanover residents and guests are noted visiting family in York Harrisburg Baltimore Philadelphia Gettysburg and New York with weekend and Sunday gatherings at homes along Lincolnway E West and Hanover st including Rev. and Mrs. Pee in Phillipsburg and Hiram Harter family in Philadelphia.

Simplex Flexibles Nature Shoes for Children

W. H. Miller & Son of York Pennsylvania advertises Simplex Flexibles Nature shoes for children promising better feet as they grow. The notice highlights durable construction and multicolored styles aimed at young wearers.

Nature W. H. Miller & Son York, Pa

Weaver Pianos Factory to Home Catalog Ad

An advertisement urges direct-from-manufacturer purchase of pianos. The copy promotes free illustrated catalog from Weaver Warerooms at 39 West Market Street in York Pennsylvania and claims savings by buying factory to home.

Weaver Pianos W. Market St York, Pa

John Humes Sentenced for Hill Gang Robberies

John Humes, linked to the Hill gang, pleaded guilty to two larceny counts and received prison terms at once. He faces 1.5 to 3 years in Eastern Penitentiary on the first count and 2 to 4 years in Philadelphia's prison on the second, plus $2 in fines. His son Samuel, 16, was sent to Glen Mills School indefinitely, with the rest of the Hill gang placed on two years probation under supervision and restitution requirements.

John Humes Hill Eastern Penitentiary McPherson Humes Philadelphia Samuel Glen Mills Hill Gang Margaret McMillan Butt Samuel ‘Humes William Snyder l Robert Snyder

East Berlin Items Chronicle Local Social Yet

East Berlin notes include weddings licenses and gatherings. Dr Edward J Bowser wed Helen Burt at Burtnest Bobcaygeon Ontario with East Berlin roots. A Altland family reunion occurred on a local farm. Game warden fines for furs and a birthday surprise at Mast Berlin R D. Numerous York and York Springs residents listed as visitors or attendees.

East Berlin George Fissel Franklin and Marshall College Lancaster Edward J. Bowser J. J. Bowser York Helen B. Burt Harry Burt Youngstown Ohio Burtnest Bobcaygeon Ontario Canada Bowser Hanover Country Club Eugene Elgin E. A. Miller Gettysburg Chas. Clapper York Springs R. D Toney Clapper Eugene John Qgleaver Hayes Anthony Stewart Gries Raymond Leer Leo Stambaugh Charles Leathman Lawrence McClausin Wm. Haar Donald Trostle Alex Myers Wm. Chriswell Edna Lettie Haar Harry Decker Mary Hartman Grant Kemper Earl Wallace Kralltown H. H. Wallace W. S. Jacobs W. G. Criswell Klinton Kennedy Claud Wisner Nerve Myers Bud Griest Edgar Jacobs Glenn Jacobs Asper Erb Grace Bosserman Ruth Kennedy Elenor Stambaugh Miss Smith Dorothy Kennedy Ruth Slaybaugh Florina Altland Ethel Stambaugh Meriam Griest Dorothy Griest Jeneva Wismer Mae Jacobs Bernice Chronister Miss Rohrbaugh Junior Slaybaugh Guy Shelleman Robert Slaybaugh Luther Smith Chester Jacobs Carl Hixon Roddy Trimmer Edward King Russel Wolf Frank Bentz Brinton Miller Clair Pittentorf Ray Leer John Jacobs Adam Jacobs Mr. Jacobs

Fire in Weaver store threatens second floor loss

A fire at G W Weaver and Son's dry goods department in Gettysburg started from an iron left on an ironing board. Firemen confined the blaze to the second floor, saving the coat and suit area with only minor damage and a small loss reported by the firm.

G. W. Weaver and Son Dry Epods Gettysburg Andrew V. Weikert Charles H. Wilson Center Square William G. Weaver

Hampton Community Notices Mixed with Social News

Hampton items list residents and visitors from Hampton and surrounding towns. Clayton A. Fissel buys a 6 passenger Dodge from a Hanover dealer. Numerous locals visit relatives, attend church events, and travel between York, Gettysburg, Abbottstown, Hanover, and New Oxford. An active social calendar includes church programs, school activities, and a festival at Round Hill.

Bostonian Shoes for Men Stylish for Ladies and Children

Bostonian offers refined footwear for men while presenting stylish options for women and girls. The brand emphasizes comfort, durability, and classic style across versatile shoe lines suited for family wear.

Child Struck by Auto Seriously Injured in Hanover

Six year old Helen Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Hanover was hit Monday by a car driven by Rob ert Luckenbaugh near Dobbs church. She suffered a left leg fracture and head and body abrasions and was taken to West Side sanitorium York in an unconscious condition. Luckenbaugh was not held.

Helen Charles Miller Hanover Robert Luckenbaugh Dobbs’ Church West Side York Luckenbaugh

Deaths and obituaries from Adams County area

Multiple obituaries report Levi Byer dying at his daughter's home near Irishtown aged 77 10 25 due to complications. Survived by one daughter and four sons and a brother. funeral at First Lutheran church with interment at New Oxford cemetery. Also Chas Bond 73 of Baltimore dies in Johns Hopkins Hospital. Mrs J W Q Miller dies at York Springs aged 67. George W. Roth 80 Civil War veteran dies at Biglerville. Isabel Sheets widow of Jeremiah Sheets York Springs dies aged 175. Various notices follow including Amanda Culler death in Illinois and Susan Stover 77 of Franklin township dying suddenly. J Stanislaus Dermody dies in Philadelphia. Annie M. Wampler 49 dies in Hamburg. Christian J. Klepper burgess store keeper of Arendtsville passes away. Ira Klepper brother noted. Joseph Staley of Landisville dies at 65.

Levi Byer W. A. Withers Irishtown John Catherine Byer Charles Byer Bittingers Withers Frank Lawrence Byer New Oxford Philip Bye New Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Tf. C. Bond Ralph J. W. QC Miller York Springs Nicholas N. Bushey Latimore Township Chestnut Grove Lutheran Church Milton Miller Trenton N. J William Weidner Emma Smith Hampton Charles I, Bushey Seright Bushey Sunnyside George W. Roth Biglerville Isabel Sheets Jeremiah Sheets Earl York Amanda M. Culler Adams County Emma Barnes Gettysburg Illinois F. M. Felix M., S. Culler Soldiers and Sailors Home Quincy Beaches Susan Stover Franklin Township John P. Stover Frank Hartman Cashtown J. Stanislaus Dermody Philadelphia Annie M. Wampler Samuel Wampler Bendersville Hamburg Christian J. Klepper Burgess Arendtsville Ira Klepper New Chester Joseph Staley Landisville Lan Caster County Littlestown James Mary Wolf Staley

Oil traces found at Coulson residence noted as spring leak

Residents report gasoline scent at Ira J. Coulson home near Mt Victory church but investigation shows a leaking reservoir and oil seeping through soil to the nearby spring. Band concerts begin in Littlestown on Saturdays financed by local merchants.

Local marriages dot Latimore and Hanover areas

A string of quiet weddings noted across Latimore township Littlestown and Hanover. George M J Klepper and Lola Miriam Eppleman wed at the bride’s home and plan to reside in Aspers. Edna Wagner and John Pentz tied the knot at Brethren parsonage Harrisburg. Roy W King and Pauline C Prosser wed in York Springs parsonage. Ida L Crouse and John D Flickinger united in Lititz at St Pauls Lutheran. Maynard Crouse and Miss Michael wed in Columbia U B church. Theresa Stavely and Noah Snyder married in Littlestown rectory.

George M. J. Klepper Arendtsville C. H. Klepper Lola Miriam Eppleman Aspers Harry C. Epplelman Plainfield School Latimore Township Edna M. Wagner David Wagner John Pentz L. C. Pentz Breth- Ten Parsonage Harrisburg William K. Connor York Springs Hershey Creamery Company Roy W. King Dillsburg Pauline C. Prosser Sarah Prosser Latimore York Springs Lutheran S. M. Mountz Ida L. Crouse Littlestown John D. Flickinger Hanover St. Paul's Lutheran Church David S. Keinneerer Flickinger St Aloysius Church Fr. Boyte

Hospital Updates From Warner and Surrounding Hospitals

Mrs John Corbin Westminster underwent an operation at Warner hospital yesterday. Her sister Sister Cypran Shamokin will be operated on today for a goitre at St Josephs hospital Lancaster. Both are daughters of Mr and Mrs N Lingg New Oxford. William Gilbert of Gil bert and Son was treated at Warner hospital Gettysburg for appendicitis and other complications and was sent home Sunday evening. He is able to be about. Mrs Martha Himes Lincolnway E has been under treatment at Warner hospital and is expected home soon. The infant son of Mr Bridge Gettysburg R9 is confined to Warner hospital with acute intestinal trouble. Cletus Wildasin Littlestown R4 had tonsils removed at Warner hospital. Harry Lawrence New Oxford and Dorothy Noel Centennial were discharged. Miss A Mae Jacobs Abbottstown underwent removal of tonsils at Reading Hospital Monday.

Charles J. Myers J. Claude Myers Littlestown Driftwood Grampian George Deatrick York Springs Fred V. Baker Franklin and Marshal College Lancaster Abbottstown William P. Baker Milton Slaybaugh Center Mills Verna Hess Los Angeles Calif G. T. Baitsell Carlisle Woman's Christian Temperance Union Adams County Christ Lutheran Church Gettysburg Abbottstown Lutheran York Springs Lutheran Mark McElwee Conewago Chapel Mt. Carmel Walter J. Cranmer Fred S. Roeschlet W. P. Stoner Frank A. Shindledecker Oxford Hamilton John Welty J. ©. Eckles Latimore Ammon Stephens Heidlersburg Earnest Shelleman Archicorn Lester’ Chronister Robert Myers Round Hill Samuel Carr David Keiser New Oxford Wilmer Stephens William Bankett Lillian Lemmon Charles Lemmon St. Mary's Church McSherrystown Carrie McKim Isabel M. McKim Martin Weaver Charles Weaver Harry Etzler Etzler Berwick Eyre Florence A. Smith C. D. Smith Harrisburg William H. Cowell Capital Hill Charlies Doyle Nelta Shea Sarah Doyle Pigeon Hills Reuben Altland Claude Auchey Berwick Township Mow Heidelburg Township Hanover Clayton A. Fissel Hampton Chas. Leese William Hudson Shippensburg S. N.S Annie R. Miller Niagara Falls Girard Kans Louisa Thomas Fidler York Willis Bowlder Harry Albert Philadelphia Sarah Albert David Wolf Cyrus Wolf John Yohn Mary Crist Claude Feeser Daniel Hartzell Harry Miller Lemoyne Jesse Albright W. W. Leib Gladfelter Charles Orden J. R. Hartman Somass Charlotte Miller Richard Wingst Mervin Kauffman John Evans Gayle Rickrode Robert Hetirick Hanover RG C. O. Chronister W. C. Leib Holly Jennie Chronister Paul W. F. Resser Curtis Res Howard Zarfoss Florence Richter Allen Markle Ira J. Coulson Mt. Victory Church Mhore Francis Yake Villanova College J. Francis Yake Read Machinery Company the Register and Recorder Frank S. Cromer Harvey H. Cromer Cumberland Township J. Harry McCurdy C. E. Pitzer Straban Township Curtis A. Elsentuart Huntington Township J. D. Swope T. C. Miller Ira S. McDowell Schoo E. G. Kline Grace Ruth George O. Trostle Frank Kemper John Corbin Westminster Warner Hospital Cypran Shamokin St. Joseph's Hospital N. Lingg William Gilbert Gilbert & Son Carlisle Street Heo Martha Himes Lincolnway Mr. Bridge Cletus Wildasin Harry Lawrence Dorothy Noel Centennial A. Mae Jacobs Nderwent Reading Hospital

Woman from Virginia Pursues York County Suitor at Porters Sidling

An eastbound passenger train stop at Porters Sidling last week brought a strange woman from Virginia who waited hours at the station seeking a meeting. She told station agent Howard C. Hamm that an ad led to a York County man who sent her money to come to Porters. Believing he had cold feet she traveled three miles to find him and left for his home. the York County man was ill and unavailable.

Porters Sidling Howard C. Hamm Virginia York County Miespair

York hospital tumor operation second stage earlier

Christian Lawrence of Midway underwent a second operation on Thursday after a tumor reappeared six weeks after his first York hospital procedure. The operation occurred at his Midway home, performed by Dr. Edward W. Stick. In other news hot dry weather hurt local strawberry yields for Jerry Guise of Huntington township, cutting expected 100 bushels to about 20. George D. Gitt of Hanover suffered a severe right foot laceration from a broken pop bottle at a Conewago creek site near the Revonak club. Calvin G Wentz near Carlisle pike reported damage to his Ford touring car wiring from possible malice. The court refused a new trial for forgery defendant Charles Fiscel, scheduling sentencing for June 29. A Maxwell touring car seizure hearing and related 40 gallons of grain alcohol forfeiture were set for July 20. George H. Haines and C Grover Haines secured juice suppliers for the summer in Abbottstown and Spring Mount.

Christian Lawrence Midway York Hospital Edward W. Stick Mr. Lawrence York Jerry Guise Huntington Township George D. Gitt George N. Gitt Hanover Conewago Creek Revonak Club Conewago Calvin G. Wentz Carlisle Pike Bethlehem Mines Charles Fiscel Maxwell John Small Ernest Delva Harrisburg George H. Haines C. Grover Haines Abbottstown Jeff Monday Greenville Spring Mount

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