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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

11

Numerous social visits and movements around Gettysburg

Local residents and visitors from Gettysburg and nearby towns spent weekends with friends and relatives across Hanover, Abbottstown, Carlisle, York Springs, and Mount Holly. Notable items include weddings and engagements, travel plans, and staff changes along with civic events and street work underway in town.

Ada Williams Gettysburg Ammon Bupp Carlisle Street H. T. Weaver Anna Hugus Pontius J. L. Sheetz Center Square Benjamin Miller York Springs Middle West Wm. D. Himes Lincoln Way West Heidlersburg Bernardine Lingg Emmitsburg Willis P. Bower Philadelphia Boro Thos. I. Bower Berlin Avenue Mabergroth Clara B. Feiser Pittsburgh Charles Meckley Minnie Haer Abbottstown Harry McCleary York John B. Myers Thomasville Harry Haar Hanover Street Martin Boyer Eva Moore J. Witmer Sunbury D. F. Slentz A. M. Altavator Baltimore A. P. Wagner Blanche Lingg Near Town W. W. Smead Hanover Charles Wagner C. E. McGrail West High Street Cashtown Biglerville Charles Straley Maytown Catharine Straley Frank Straley N. R. Bailey Dillsburg John A. J’oose Geo. A. Miller C. H. Robinson Frances Jos I. Weaver Irishtown John Miller T. C. Miller Lemoyne Emigsville Cornelius Aumen W. A. Tate Hunterstown Tate Clarence Kieffer Fairfield S. C. Swab East Ieiffer M. C. Topper Brush Run Herbert Hawn John Graw Joseph Colgan Charles Hemler J. J. Hemler Evelyn Hemler Dorothy Stella Hawn Mary Alice Graw F. G. Hemler Ephraim Thomas Stella Semler Percy, Karl Leo Hemler Centennial Hotel Edw. Smith I. Todt Frank Todt Littlestown F. Senior Pigeon Hills Spangler Hetrick EB. L. Eckert Ellen Lohr Charles Griffin Josephine C. Smith Howard Charles Rinehart Paul Charles Ixuhn Near New Oxford Mervin Zinn Emanuel Stambaugh Joseph Guy Stepner Ellen Miller Mt. St. Mary’s College Ammitsburg Ida Se. Feiser Steelton David Eline McSherrystown Calvin Miller Hayes B. Fair Hershey Charles Dennis M. G. Colestock Paul D. Weaver John §. Weaver John Swamley Flarrisburg T.S. Swamley J. W W. Winand FE. C. Livingston Frederick John W. Sheetz Columbus Ethel Thomas Robert Thomas Arthur J. Cashman ZH. Cashman Swartz Methodist Episcopal Church Ohio Cashman Whitall-Tatatum Co Ruth Slimes Tue Trem Arthur Jamison Cashman Alice Meckley Squire George Meckley Seidlersburg H. S. Weidner Norfolk L. M. Haymore Lutheran Church Weidner Old Point Comfort Virginia Beach Fortress Monroe Ocean City J. A. Cashman Virginia Northland South Carolina Gettysburg College Hanover High School

Democrats Name 1912 Nominees and Platform

The Democratic national convention in St Louis nominated Woodrow Wilson for president and Thomas R Marshall for vice president. The platform endorses unity, anti hyphenism, neutrality with readiness, and a strong navy. It condemns conspiracies against the government, supports Mexico policy, Monroe Doctrine, and calls for tariff reform and the restoration of the American flag.

St. Louis Woodrow Wilson New Jersey United States Thomas R. Marshall Indiana John W. Wescott Haddonfield N. J Wilson Baltimore John W. Kern Vance C. McCormick Harrisburg Pennsylvania Democratic National Committee Ollie James Kentucky Germany William J. Bryan William A. Glasgow Philadelphia Committee On Glasgow New York A. Mitchell Palmer Stroudsburg Senator Stone Supreme Court Ranciu Roger Sullivan Chicago Delaware Saulsbury Alabama Wescott James Lfe America Mexico Democratic Party Mr. Wilson Federal Trade Commission Tariff Commission

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