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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1964

Page

15

MECO Seeks Third Rate Cut in 11 Months

Metropolitan Edison requests PUC approval to cut annual rates by 791 700 dollars. If approved residential bills drop notably for low use and space heating, with broader savings totaling over 500 000 dollars in the companys service area. industrial and municipal rates also fall, aiding competitiveness and power use.

Metropoltan Edison Company Sion PUC William R. Snyder Metropolitan Edison Edison Company Metropolitan Edison Company Snyder Metropolitan

Auxiliary Groups Host Anniversary Night in Gettysburg

Members of the Heidlersburg and Gettysburg fire company auxiliaries attended an anniversary night at Recreation Field. The event included a Hall of Presidents tour, a history review from 1955 to 1964, past president pins, contests with various prizes, and a refreshment stand announcement for the Antique Automobile Association meeting in Gettysburg.

Heidlersburg Fire Company Gettysburg David Baker Antique Automobile Association Lane Benda William Gallagher Ray Milchimes Loretta Sterner Louise Johnson William Little Ruth Knouse Heidlersburg George Eberhart Minnie Knouse Baker Thomas Cole

Dairy Qualifies For New State License

Conewago Dairy of Midway joins eight others in qualifying for licensing with the state Milk Control Commission by posting bond. The bond, equal to the lesser of 30 days supply of milk or $100,000, guarantees payment to producers.

Conewago Dairy of Midway State Milk Control Commission J. L. Huber Commission

Prominent Ladies Named in Local Social Notes

Mrs Harry Mort Mrs Robert Oyler Mrs Donald Peters Mrs James Poland and Miss Jane Roth appear in a society roundup detailing forthcoming charity events and luncheon plans.

Harry Mort Robert Oyler Donald Peters James Poland Jane Roth

Liquor Stolen From Two East Berlin Homes

State police report two East Berlin homes were burglarized with liquor taken. Luther H. Wilks loss includes three cases of beer 16 fifths and a crystal decanter with two fingers of whiskey worth about $100. Edward Acker found his liquor cabinet empty. exact items not yet determined. Investigation continues.

East Berlin Luther H. Wilks R. 1 Edward Acker

20th Annual Retreat For Boy Scouts

Msgr George D Mulcahy rector of Mount Saint Marys Seminary led the Catholic Scout Retreat of the York Adams Council at Camp Conewago. He conducted the first retreat 20 years ago and was cheered as 240 Scouts and leaders ended the weekend. Local leaders and seminarians assisted, with troops from St Patrick s York St Mary s York Annunciation McSherrystown St Josephs Dallastown represented.

Msgr George D. Mulcahy Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary York-Adams Council of Boy Scouts of America Camp Conewago Mulcahy Charles L. Weaver Conewago Chapel Paul Plitt Philadelphia Cyril Kiunk York American Red Cross First Aid Lawrence Long McSherrystown Raymond Fink Earl Moritz Raymond Diller Dallastown Msgr. Mulcahy Joseph O'Farrell St. Patrick’s Thomas Knadig St. Rose

Scattered Scores From Area High School Football Night

Game results list multiple matchups with teams such as Bonneauville St Joseph’s Hanover St Vincent’s Han over and Dallastown York St Joseph’s York Sacred Heart Conewago Basilica Jewish Community Center York Immaculate Conception New Oxford.

Bonneauville St. Joseph's Hanover St. Vincent's St. Francis Gettysburg St. Rose York Dallastown Sacred Heart Conewago Basilica Jewish Community Center Immaculate Conception New Oxford

Plan Meeting Of Farm Pond Owners In Littlestown

A pond management meeting for more than 600 county farm-pond owners is set for June 23 at 7 p.m. at the Ray and Edward Reichart farm in Littlestown R. 2. County Agent Thomas E. Piper announced with speakers George Berggren on weed control and Paul Martin Jr. as district fish warden.

Ray and Edward Reichart Littlestown R. 2 Thomas E. Piper George Berggren Paul Martin Jr

Session Leaders Talk Muskrat Control and Pond Repairs

Fish management expert Henry Martox of the Soil Conservation Service leads a session on muskrat control methods and correcting leaky ponds with discussion on practical techniques and improvements.

Henry Martox The Soil Conservation Service

Property Transfer in McSherrystown for 9000 Dollars

David L and Anna M Keller transfer property in McSherrystown to James L and Mary Ellen Lawrence for 9000 dollars. The deal covers a parcel on South and.

David L Anna M Keller McSherrystown James L Mary Ellen Lawrence South

Art Buchwald Rates High on Humor

A national magazine calls Art Buchwald the most successful humor columnist in the United States. His rib tickling Washington columns appear weekly in the Baltimore News American through your local newsdealer.

Art Buchwald U. S Washington Baltimore News American

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