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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
8
A garbled 1930s motor and race fragment mentions vehicles, dates, and locations with missing details. Shreds include references to era models, perhaps a Stetson event, and incomplete scores or times.
About 400 World War II veterans in Adams County received bonus bonds and checks totaling over 250000 dollars as the first instalment of bonus payments. Gettysburg led with 194 bonds, followed by Littlestown 55, Biglerville 33, Fairfield 24, New Oxford 30, Aspers 16, Arendtsville 6, Bendersville 3, York Springs 8, Gardners 19, Cashtown had none.
A declaratory judgment action was filed by Citizens' Trust company of Gettysburg against Mutual Life Insurance and Annie Bucher. The suit seeks to decide that the trust company holds the entire policy value plus dividends and interest to cover a $2,200 debt, plus unpaid interest and premiums, totaling about 3,025.83 dollars. The request also aims to deny Mrs. Bucher any claim to the policy proceeds and requires a 15 day answer period.
Lawrence Myers of Littlestown received a 60 day jail sentence for drunken driving after pleading guilty before Judge W C Sheely. Cyrus Keefer of Gettysburg was granted parole effective July 2 after a May 2 sentence of three months. Others faced fines or probation on related cases including gambling device violations and non support. An argument occurred Monday in the case of Margaret Falco.
On Saturday June 20 1936 at my farm in Latimore Township Adams County Pa three miles east of York Springs I will sell 30 head of cattle including 15 fresh cows 5 extra good fall cows 5 extra fine registered Holstein heifers and 2 registered stock bulls all T Band blood tested 100 head of hogs 4 brood sows and rest shoats 30 to 125 pounds each Sale to begin at 12 30 sharp All stock delivered at a reasonable charge Harbold Auctioneer Sealover Clerk
A defense in the nature of a statutory demurrer was filed by the Pioneer Cloak Manufacturing Company in response to the plaintiff's action. The case centers on withstand claims and statutory challenge to the complaint's adequacy.
A seven pound four ounce baby boy was born Tuesday at Annie M. Warner hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles W Beachem of Gettysburg. The infant is named Charles W Beachem Jr and is the family’s second child with Virginia Marguerite Peggy Beachem, three years older, as the sister.
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