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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
1
One hundred seventy one head of cattle within five miles of Hanover tested for tuberculosis were condemned as unfit for milk producers and disposed of. Tests were requested by a dairyman and conducted by Hanover veterinarian Dr. J W McCullough. Tuberculosis in cattle is often not visible without close examination.
The state pays farmers for cattle losses while milk producers sell to packing houses and butchers. Testing covered only cattle owned by local farmers from whom the Hanover dairyman buys milk.
The council approved recording the Sand Bank plot deeds. A police report noted the arrest of M. F. P. Kauffman for reckless driving and a $10 fine. The sinking fund received $480 to cover June 1 interest. Citizens were instructed to trim shade trees and mow weeds within 15 days or borough workers would do so, penalties per borough ordinance. Bills totaling $311.49 were approved for payment.
Public sale set for Saturday June 24 1933 at 44 Frederick Street Hanover Pennsylvania to dispose of a 2 ton Graham truck a 2 horse cow wagon 2 top buggies runabout Fairbanks scales harness saddles and a full line of butchering tools plus 50 gallon copper kettle and other farm and shop items. Sale begins at noon with terms to be announced.
The Green Springs church Young People Missionary Circle meets with Miss Senora Bentzel presiding. Election of Bentzel as delegate to the Central Oak Heights convention August 8 to 10. July 9 pageant planned by Grace Evangelical Hanover circle. July 11 Indian campfire at Bentzel home with Green Springs and Grace circles. New member Paul Warnick joins. Ada Stambaugh added to membership committee. Play Soup Sand and Sagebrush to be staged with named cast members listed.
John C. Ferry Jr of Hanover is named as a member of this year’s graduating class in a local school report. The notice highlights his status and community ties as the class proceeds to commencement exercises.
A graduate from Hanover High School has accepted a stenographer position in the office of the A B F Rees Company in Hanover.
The Adams County ministerial association held its annual picnic at Arendtsville Union park. Election results list President Rev. O. D. Cobb Bendersville Vice President Rev. L. B. Hafer Gettysburg Treasurer Rev. F. P. B. Crane Gettysburg Secretary Rev. (name incomplete in source).
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