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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

8

Wedding in Hanover for Kathleen Smith and Elmer Smith

Kathleen M. Smith marries Elmer V. Smith in a St. Charles Seminary Philadelphia ceremony. Bride wears nylon tulle gown with Chantilly lace and a fingertip veil. attendants, bouquets, and a pink and white decor theme feature throughout. The couple resides in Hanover after a Canada honeymoon. groom worked at York Naval Ordnance Plant and served as paratrooper in 1953-56.

Thomas H. Smith St. Charles Seminary Philadelphia Dolores Anne Smith Manover Marie Smith Hanover R Colleen Mahone New Oxford Clair Smith Hanover Mark S. Smith Jr William Roth Irishtown Canada E. Middle St Delone Catholic High School McBherrystown York Naval Ordnance Plant York Fort Campbell

Local Notes and Obituaries From McSherrystown Area

A year end update lists residents changing jobs and residences including John Krichten moving his Brushtown garage to Bonteauville and Maurice J. Sterner taking a state highway department post. It also notes hospital admissions, a lightning fire at David Hykes farm, a long lodged shoe button removed from Mrs. Anna Martin, and a newborn Gordon Lynn to Kent and Mrs Golden of Aspers R D.

Catherine Bunty Lawrence McMaster McBherrystown John Krichten Brushtown Bonteauville Wallace Davies Gaidens W. and L. University Lexington Maurice J. Sterner New Oxford State Highway Department Laura Groft Bonneauville John Appler Marguerite Hagerman Francis Keffer McSherrystown Hanover Hospital George G. Hemler Earl Krepps Robert Altland Abbottstown Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Ruth Groupe R. D Warner Hospital David Hykes Andrew Hykes Hampton Anna Martin York Kent Golden Aspers Gordon Lynn

Miss Ethel Allison elected Abbottstown assistant principal

Thirty years ago Miss Ethel G. Allison of Fairfield was chosen as assistant principal of Abbottstown High School. The notice lists multiple local graduations, births, marriages, deaths, and property transfers from the area around New Oxford and McSherrystown with names such as York Springs Abbottstown and Latimore.

Marriages and local notices from York Springs area

40 YEARS AGO. Marriages include Karl Barker and Anna Ironicke, Grace Myers and Charles Fickel, and Mary Cox with Guy Albert. A thief stole a small sum from the Roller home near York Springs. The Rev. L. M Gardner, 85, takes a June hike. Diplomas given to Marie Carbaugh Myrna Lingg Florsce McCadden and Margaret Weaver. Paul Brandt elected York Springs schools principal at $60 monthly. East Berlin and New Oxford teachers named Verge Diehl and March. Harry Melhorn sold West End Restaurant to Albert Storm. Births: a son to F. L Weaver and to John Yohe. Hampton, a son June 11. Oliver Smith fractures his leg. George Rupp loses part of his finger at Kegle hotel. Alpheus W Resser graduates from Philadelphia School of Pharmacy. Deaths: Eisenhart, Reilly, Arthur, Uts, Diehl, Hoover. J. Lewis E Husky Lawrence ill from blood poison. Anna Myers discharged from Johns Hopkins.

Abbottstown Marie Roudebush York Springs Irving College Mechanicsburg Zolla Gardner Earl Hassler Gettysburg College Harry Cleaver Reading Township Nelson Gable Hanover New Oxford Ignatius W. Krepps McSherrystown First Lutheran North Peters Street Standard Garment Company Columbia Robert Lawrence St. Mary's Church Catherine A. Lau Baltimore St. Mary’s Cemetery Harry F. Lawrence Chattanooga Tenn George W. Harmon Willis Myers East Berlin R. D Mary Ellen Ehrehart Tyrone Township Joseph Robinson Lucinda Nickey Rebecca Jane Hoffman John Wolford Williams’ Grove Sunnyside George Liversperger Exigegrove Grace Klingel Wm. Smyser Lewis Williams Latimore Harruisburg Hospital Henry Moore Irishtown Steacy and Wilton Valley View Bitlangers Karl R. Barker Anna Ironicke Schenectady N. Y Grace E. Myers Charles H. Fickel Mary Cox Philadelphia Guy E. Albert Paul Brandt F. L Weaver John Yohe Hampton Oliver Amos Smith Wm. M. Arthur Daniel Uts W. A. Diehl Jacob Hoover Pine Run J. Lewis E Lawrence Jacob Myers Brushtown Merchant Anna Myers New Chester Johns Hopkins Hospital

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