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New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
7
Couple Marries In Westminster Maryland June 11
Earsel F. Pyles son of Mrs. B. F. Pyles and Miss Lorene Slaybaugh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Slaybaugh were married in Westminster Maryland June 11. The Rev J Hess Beet performed the ceremony with attendants Miss Marie Pyles and Norman L Plank. They will reside at their respective homes for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earsel F. Pyles
B. F. Pyles
West High Street
Lorene Slaybaugh
Milton Slaybaugh
Aspers R. D. 1
Westminster
Maryland
Hemler Child Hospitalized for Skin Disease in Baltimore
Chester Thomas Hemler, son of Mr and Mrs James B Hemiler of 124 Chambersburg Street, was admitted to Mercy Hospital Baltimore on Monday for treatment of a skin disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Thomas Hemler
James B. Hemiler
Chambersburg Street
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Highway bids opened for six projects in Harrisburg area
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways opened bids for six highway improvement projects totaling nearly 10 miles. Adams county includes 2.44 miles of grading and drainage with two reinforced concrete structures and one eye beam bridge on rural route 01063. Bidders include Harry E. Goetz of Greencastle at 18264 dollars for the Menallen township and Bendersville borough job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Department of Highways
Adams County
Menallen Téwntship
Bendersville
Harry E. Goetz
Greencastle
Road resurfacing slated on routes 94 34 and 394 this week
The state highway department schedules road work in Adams County with surface treatments on route 94 from Cumberland county line to York Springs, route 34 in Arendtsville, and route 394 from Biglerville through Table Rock to Schriver's Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
State Highway Department
Cumberland County
York Springs
Arendtsville
Biglerville
Table Rock
Schriver’s Corner
Three Couples File Marriage License Applications
Marriage license applications were filed Monday by Richard F Klunk and Helen B Strausbaugh of New Oxford and McSherrystown, John W Riser and Mary Catherine Ackerman of New Oxford and McSherrystown, and R Donald Scott and Margaret Elizabeth Nau of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Francis Klunk
Clarence C. Klunk
McSherrystown
Helen Burnell Strausbaugh
Earl R. Strausbaugh
New Oxford
John W. Riser
Annie Riser
Mary Catherine Ackerman
Charles J. Ackerman
E. Donald Scott
Edward Scott
Gettysburg R. 2
Margaret Elizabeth Nau
Maurice Nau
Gettysburg
One Bidder Recommended for Gettysburg Battlefield Work
The Bester Long Company of Hagerstown Maryland was sole bidder for asphalt driveways and walks at Gettysburg battlefield entrance stations. Their bid of 11099 dollars and 45 cents covered 18 feet wide pavement about 0.216 miles long plus 140 feet of curb and related walks and drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bester Long Company
Hagerstown
Maryland
Gettysburg Battlefield
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
Guffey
Mrs Wills Myers dies after four months illness at 63
Mrs Alice Jane Myers 63 died Saturday at 3 40 p m from complications after four months illness She was daughter of the late Jacob and Eliza Hinkle Survived by husband Willis Myers Route 1 East Berlin children Lis Kimmel Wellsville Albert Myers Harrisburg Basil Snyder Hampton Mary Myers at home stepson Milton J Myers York Springs and brother Daniel Hinkle New Oxford Funeral services Tuesday at 1 pm at the home and at Lower Bermudian Lutheran Church Rev L B Hafer officiating Burial in Mt Olivet Reformed Cemetery Two Churches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jane Myers
Willis Myers
Route 1
East Berlin
Jacob
Eliza Hink
Willis Kimmel
Wellsville
Albert Myers
Harrisburg
Basil Snyder
Hampton
Mary Myers
Milton J. Myers
York Springs
Daniel Hinkle
New Oxford
Lower
Bermudian Lutheran Church
L. B. Hafer
Mt. Olivet Reformed
Three Million Dozen Of Eggs Produced In County
Egg production in 1934 reached 3,238,426 dozen from 3,209 Adams County farms. The report details county output and participating producers in a regional agricultural bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Census Report on Poultry in County Farms 1934 Data
A federal census release from Washington outlines 1934 poultry figures by county. It notes 3,279 farms with 466 670 chickens over three months old and 2 949 farms raising 519 743 chickens, plus 495 farms reporting 3 421 turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Robbery Loot Given to Bank Under Court Order
A court order signed Monday by Judge W C Sheely directs funds stolen nearly seven years ago from Abbottstown State Bank to be turned over to the bank. The bank will reimburse American Surety Company which insured the county banking institution against robbery losses and had compensated the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Sheely
Abbottstown State Bank
Roy D. Renner
American Surety Company
Bank Robbery Suspect Pleads Guilty in 1929 Case
William Francis Lindsey confessed in court on April 25 to robbing the bank on November 6 1929 at pistol point from cashier Wilson A Bream. He received a suspended sentence of five to ten years and returned a total of 1581 82 including loot and interest. The money had been held by the clerk of the courts since the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pistol Point
William Francis Lindsey
Wilson A. Bream
Lindsey
Eastern Penitentiary
Reuben
Bank President Presented by Topper in Insurance Reimbursement Petition
Altland, president of the bank, was presented by Raymond F. Topper, Esq. The petition sought return of funds to the bank so the insurance company can be reimbursed under policy provisions. Jim Thorpe, the famous Indian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altland
Raymond F. Topper
Lawyer's Garage Dicial Inspection Station Opens
Liberal allowance on weed tires and free motor testing with latest device announced by Lawyer's Garage Dicial Inspection Station No. 5909 in Biglerville Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawyer's Garage
Biglerville
Indian Athlete Busy With Acting Roles in Pitches
The article notes an athlete labeled as the busiest Indian in pi tutes engaging in multiple acting roles, described as playing "characters" in various productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitutes
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