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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1935

Page

6

Local social notes and visits across Harrisburg and York

Hampton residents hosted and visited relatives with many Sunday calls. Funeral attendance tied to P Moore with survivors Rose Starry Moore. York and Baltimore visitors shared weekends. Edgar Wolfe earned a master's at Benjamin Franklin University in Washington. Numerous families toured, hosted, or formed travel plans across Dillsburg Littlestown Mt Holly and Shippensburg summer programs noted.

Falian Fink Harrisburg E. C. Myers J. R. Starry P. Moore Rose Starry Moore Hampton Edgar Wolfe J. H. Wolfe Benjamin Franklin University Washington, D.C Join Crist Wiser Ruth Mis Kermit Crist York

Babe Follows Her Mother in Death

Naomi Elizabeth Wolf infant daughter of Nelson and the late Catherine Smith Wolf of Abbotts town died at 2 20 am at eight days old five days after her mother. Surviving are the father three sisters maternal grandfather Joseph Smith Hanover paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Samuel Wolf near New Oxford. Funeral was held at 9 am Thursday from the home with Rev William Burke of St Marys Catholic church officiating. Burial in Con ewago chapel cemetery Edge Grove.

Naomi Elizabeth Wolf Nelson Catherine Smith Wolf Abbottstown Nelson Wolf Marguerite June Marie Mary Ann Joseph Smith Hanover Mrs Samuel Wolf New Oxford William Burke St. Mary’s Catholic Church Conewago Chapel Edge Grove

Ten Days For Drunkenness In Gettysburg

Mike Twomey of Gettysburg received a 10 day jail term at Adams County Jail served by Justice John C. Shearer on a drunkenness charge. Officer C. M. Spence filed the information. Fred Kriembring of Gettysburg was fined with payment due by Saturday. information filed by Officer Charles W. Culp.

Mike Twomey Gettysburg Adams County Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer C. M. Spence Fred Kriembring Charles W. Culp

Farm Loans Rates Cut Under New Credit Measures

Adams county national farm loan association announces reduced interest on loans through the Federal Land Bank and Land Bank Commissioner. Changes broaden purposes and eligibility including refinancing and livestock operations. rates drop to 3.5 percent and 4 percent for specified periods, with broader corporate eligibility and new loan terms through 1940.

Adams County National Farm Loan Association Federal Land Bank of Baltimore The Land Bank Commissioner Eugene V. Bullett Federal Land Bank Federal Land Banks Land Bank Commissioner National Farm Loan Associations

Youth Fatally Shot by Mate During Groundhog Hunt

Pharus Stoner 17 of Gardners R. 1 was shot and killed by neighbor Leroy Weary 26 while hunting groundhogs in Sharp's field Cumberland county near Gardners. Weary drove Stoner to Carlisle hospital where he died shortly after midnight. Coroner A Haegele ordered an inquest next week and funeral arrangements were set with Mt. Victory churches.

Pharus Stoner Gardners R. 1 Stoner Leroy Weary Sharp's Field South Midea Township Cumberland Coun Hhorck Chester Stoner Weary Carlisle Rm. A. Haegele Cumberland County George Routsong Bendersville

Geiman Cassatt Wed in Hanover Lutheran Parsonage

Paul Eugene Geiman son of Mrs John Gobrecht Hanover and Ethel Mary Cassatt daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cassatt McSherrys town were married Wednesday evening at 8 30 oclock in the West Manheim Lutheran parsonage Hanover by Rev A M Hollinger. They were unattended and will reside at their respective homes for the present.

Reformed and Brethren H. A. Jones Eugene Washington, D. C George Heltzel John York Albert Ma Jaun Charles Wilkison Eugene Mickley Donald East Berlin Mervin Winand Howard Shaffer Mary Louise Loraine Hanover David Deatrick Mary Besserman Mervin Neva Victory George Baumgardner Jennie Chronister W. T. Besser Rachel Nettie Gladfelter Mt. Holly Springs W. C. Leib Franklin Hartzell Mary Herman Susan Peffer Holly Springs Edward Resser Susan Paul Chronister Howard Treiber Wiley Norris Anna Mary Gertrude Wimbert Littlestown R. D Harvey Stimer Daugh Carl Dean W. T. Resser George Diller Dillsburg John Yohn Gettysburg Crist Paul Eugene Geiman A. M. Hollinger

Hospital Directors Hear Annie M Warner Report

Miss Martha McKay superintendent of Annie M Warner hospital submitted a report to the hospital directors not their regular June 1 meeting. The month’s tally shows 72 admissions 68 discharges 8 births 3 deaths 18 inpatients at month end and an average 19 patients daily. Readouts include radiographs 179 laboratory examinations 203 operations 40 accidents 54 intravenous administrations 10 paracentesis 7 radium treatments 11 and returned dressings 47.

Martha McKay Annie M. Warner Hospital

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