New Oxford Events Highlight Local Donkey Baseball and Clubs
The New Oxford community hosts a donkey baseball game under flood lights at Old Millfield Sunday 8 pm. The Garden club plans a June 2% meeting at Adfiss Louie Cashman home with co hostress Mrs R E Hem minger.
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New Oxford Baseball club
New Oxford Lions club
Old Millfield
New Oxford Garden club
Adfiss Louie
New Oxford
University of Michigan
Mr. Stitt
Will Collect Paper by Boy Scout Troop 85
New Oxford residents are asked to place paper on sidewalks Thursday evening June 22 for collection by Boy Scout Troop 85. A rain date is listed as June 33.
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Boy Scout
New Oxford
Irishtown Fire Co Carnival Set For June 24 Parade
The Irishtown Fire Company will hold its annual carnival on Saturday with a 7 o'clock firemen's parade featuring Maryland and Pennsylvania companies. Music by New Oxford High School band, food stalls, and entertainment for all ages. Rain date Sunday June 25.
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Irishtown Fire company
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Oxford high school
New Oxford Pire company
Téport 0 Pire
Icelock
E. H. OVERBAUGH
St. Paul's Reformed church
New Oxford
St John’s Reformed church
New Chester
Salem EGB
Drum Corps
Sheppard
RMiversa Athletic Field
Hanover
Saturdar
Sons of Veterans
armory
Lew Oxford
Marriages listed for Hanover area couples
Multiple marriage notices from Hanover and McSherrystown area, detailing Breuer Lowery, Klunk Baumgardner, Shull Leedy, Wagaman Albright, Forsythe Warren unions, with ceremony details, locations, officiants, and subsequent living arrangements.
Winter Gardners Ad Highlights Weekend Meat Deals
Read the week’s ad for meat and grocery specials at Winter Gardners. The issue lists sample savings and mentions more offers across the store.
State Office In FFA Elected At State College
Ray Miller of East Berlin was elected secretary of the Pennsylvania Future Farmers of America at a Penn State mass meeting. Carl Chess of Sandy Lake became state president as 1400 FFA members gathered. The event also issued 91 new FFA charters and highlighted a 2496-member organization with diverse farming projects and awards.
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Ray Miler
East Berlin
Pennsylvams Future Farmers of America
State College
Penn State
FFA
Carl Chess
Sandy Lake
Mercer CouNLY
Allen Clouse
New Enterprise
Adams county
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Farmers association
Harold Hamme
Miller
Benna. Assoc
Paul E. Miller
New Oxford R. 2
Conewago joint high school
EBHS
area FFA association
FPA
Franklin-Adams
Kerstone
Janary
Pennsylvania Electric association
Opening at Cross Keys Drive-In Draws 1800 Fans
A crowd estimated at over 1800 attended the Cross Keys drive-in theater opening on Friday near New Oxford. The New Oxford High School band, eight times state champions, performed a 90 minute concert before the first film. Manager Richard MecCool announced two shows nightly, including Sundays, for the summer.
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Cross Keys drive-in
New Oxford
Richard Mec-Cool
Business Places Change Locations
Boliinger's Shoe Store in Center Square New Oxford will close Friday June 23 to move stock to the Gilbers store room formerly Bargelz and Son. Opening date of the new location to be announced next week. The Dress Shop owned by Mrs Marc Shultz now in the Park Hotel building will occupy the vacated Bollinger property.
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Boliinger’s
Center Square
New Oxford
Gilbers
Bargelz and Son
Marc Shultz
Park Hotel
Bollinger
Theft Reported at Locust Inn Near Hampton
Mrs Lavinia MacCarty told the State police Gettysburg substation of theft of flying equipment from Locust Inn property near Hampton. The items were taken in the past several weeks and valued at $200. The establishment has been closed to business for some time.
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Lavinia MacCarty
East Beth [Jin R. D
Gettysburg
Locust Inn
Hampton
SQUIRE ORNDORFF'S COURT HAPPENINGS
James L. Thompson of Pittscurth was stopped by a state patrolman on June 16 for speeding. Francis Slagle of Lincoln Bay West New Oxford faced a charge for failing to attend to his fishing rod and keeping some uncial con, also dated June 16. Mens 8-07 blue denim dungarees with copper rivets priced at $1.79 and blue chambray work shirts at $1.39.
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James L. Thompson
Pittscurth
Francis Slagle
Lincoln Bay
New Oxford
Remember That Ruth Kay Accessories in Hanover
Local feature highlights Ruth Kay shop in the McAllister Building Hanover offering intimate and beautiful gift accessories for every occasion. The piece notes selections and inviting display inviting shoppers.
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RUTH KAY
McAllister
HANOVER
Deaths Include Infant and Several Local Residents
The record lists the infant daughter of James L. and Nadie Siez Quickel and notes graveside services in New Crawford Cemetery. It reports the private funeral for Mrs. Hayes Meals Jacobs 73 of York Springs, with interment Sunnyside Cemetery. Also details the death of Mrs. Sarah Catherine Sanders 79 of Cumberland Township, with funeral at St. Francis Xavier and burial in its church cemetery.
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James L
Nadie Siez Quickel
Charles Forsythe
Hanover
Rush & Siege
New Oxford
mater
R.A. Gerber
ec New Gxwford cemete
pam
Drover
St. A theran church
Hawever
W. E_ Jacobs
Hayes Meals Jacobs
York Springs
John Sanders
Sarah Catherine Sanders
Cumberland township
Adams county
Frank
Suan
Yohe) Thomas
Sanders
St. Francis Xavier Catholic church
Joseph
William
John
Simon
Joseph Wagner
Gettysburg
Charles
Alred
Theodore
Thomas
John ‘Thomas
Temple
Anna Yingling
Amanda Feirow
Bender funeral home
St. Francis church
church
Girl Scout Intermediate Unit Postpones July Meeting
The Intermediate Girl Scouts of New Oxford held a wiener roast and hat making event with Jean Hockensmith winning for the best hat. Due to the Fourth of July holiday, the regular meeting was postponed to July 10, with a cookout planned at Donna Rice's home, and each girl asked to bring carrots onions potatoes a knife and fork and a sit upon.
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New Oxford
Jean Hockensmith
Donna Rice
New Oxford R. D
Marriage Licenses and Hospital News From Warner Area
Marriage licenses show C Edward Breneman of Waynesboro weds Florence Gertrude Rummell of Gettysburg in local ceremony. Warner Hospital reports include discharges of Abs Kenneth Alwine and infant daughter, Robert Sill, Richard Thomas, and patients admitted Marvin Simpson, Mrs Fred Areniz, Cleason Smith, Mrs Emory Hammer and infant son, Linda Hall. David P Hykes attended Hershey Farm Bureau meeting.
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C. Edward Breneman
Carrie Breneman
Waynesboro
Will Breneman
Florence Gertrude Rummell
McKnights— town
Sadie Rummell
Gettysburg
Isaac R. Rummell
Lawrence Edward Bolin
Edgar L. Bolin
McSherrystown
Genevieve Cecelia Groft
Benjamin W.Groft
Hanover R
WARMER HOSPITAL
Warner hospital
Abs
Kenneth Alwine
Biglerville
Robert Sill
Gettysburg jR
Richard Thomas
Marvin Simpson
Fred Areniz
Cleason Smith
East Berlin
Emory Hammer
iant son
New Oxford
Linda “Hall
Cars damaged in crash at crossroads near Red Hit schoolhouse
Two cars collided at 7 40 o clock Tuesday night on the Newford McSnerrys town road near the Red Hit schoolhouse. Donald G Hagarman 17 of 225 Third Bireet Hanover drove toward MecSherrystown and turned right colliding head on with Emmett E Hartzell 21 of Hampton who approached a stop sign. Total damage estimated at 105 dollars. Investigation continuing.
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Donald G Heagarman
Bireet
Hanover
Emmett E. Hartzell
Hampton
Newford-McSnerrystown
wn sizie
Gettysburg
Hagarman
MecSherrystown
Hartzeil
Leg Bone Graft Offers Hope for Paralyzed Child
Margaret Miller, a crippled Adams County girl at Elizabethtown's hospital, may walk after a graft from her mother Anna Mae Miller's leg. The procedure on March 22, the third for Margaret, involved removing bone from Anna Mae to treat her deformed leg. Anna Mae, wife of Francis Miller, returned home after 13 days in the hospital and will have a follow up next month. The Millers live on Hanover Branch near Coneware Chapel.
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Adams county
crippled children’s hospital
Elzabethtown
Anna Mae Miler
Elizabethtown
Margaret
Francis Miller
Elizbethtown hospital
Millers Hve
Hanover BR. 4
Coneware Chaypel
Abbottstown Bible School Opens at St. John's Lutheran
Abbottstown Bible School began Monday at St. John's Lutheran with 123 students in three age groups. Sessions run 9 to 11 am for two weeks. Teachers include Mrs. Spangler, Mrs. Miller, Rev. Harschner, and others. Certificates issued after seven of ten sessions. offerings collected Thursday each week.
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Abbottstown
St. John’s Luthheran church
Lester Spangler
Normen Miller
Wilbur Haines
Lester Nickey
Shirley Hoke
God
Wilmer Rogers
Bernard Anthony
Shirley Meckley
Nadine Bortner
L. J. Harschner
Christ
Abbottstown Lutheran
Lester Karschamer
pam
New Chester
Samuel M. Cierke
St. Mark's
Heidlersburg
St. John’s
Hampton
St. Paul's
The Pines
Ladies Aid Society
Harley Wagner
Crusaders
Church notices mix parish events and personnel
Several congregations list worship times Sunday schools and services across Hanover area churches. Updates include officers meetings and Bible study, choir rehearsals, vacation Bible school, and student graduations of local families.
New Oxford High School Band Schedule Released
Paus A Hermer director announces summer schedule for New Oxford high school band. Activities include mornings for various grades, instrument lessons, and baton practice with specific times listed. Regular band evenings run Tuesday from 7 to 9 pm. Engagements span June to August at local events and carnivals.
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Paus A. Hermer
New Oxford high school
moon
bishoom Pire
Gettysburg
Wasntsboro
Manchester
Mec
Ferave
Abbottsiawn Fire Company
Christ Church
New Oxford Lions club
Staub Chevrolet Winners Lead Spring Sales Campaign
Staub Chevrolet personnel among sales winners announced today by White, Irisburg zone manager. Winners attend blue ribbon party June 2 at Hershey Park Golf Club hosted by Harrisburg Zone Chevrolet Dealers Association. Awards include special prizes and a sports events program with a buffer function. Winners from area include Alexander FR Demarest parts manager and Elmer F. Hubert service manager of New Ox.
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Chevrolet
White
Irisburg zome
Chevrolet motor division
Hershey Park Golf club
Harrisburg Zone
Chevrolet Deslers association
Staub Chevrolet Sales
Alexander FR Demarest
Elmer F. Hurbert
New Oxford
Carnival at Littlest'n Evening Festivities Celebrate Local Group
The Littlestown Fish and Game association hosts a carnival at the Littlestown playground Thursday through Saturday with Ike and His Twilight Entertainers The Harmony Sweethearts and Blackfaced Comedians providing acts. The Littlestown Area chorus, and Littlestown High School band will perform each respective night amid amusements refreshments and exhibits. Everyone invited.
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Littlestown
Sale Register Items At Hanover Street New Oxford
Household goods and miscellaneous items offered at sale on Ryland Stand Hanover Street extended New Oxford. Catalogue lists 30 head of horses and ponies tack and children’s Oxford shoes sizes 5 to 3 with rubber soles and heels at 1.98 dollars. Cut rate shoe store 41 Carlisle St Hanover PI also advertised in notice.
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SHERMANS
lisse St. Hanover
Cartisie
Eanover
MENS BROWN CANVASS
OXFORDS
SWEETLAND SHOPE
Carlisle
Hanover
Frederck St Hanover
vnl
Carlisle St. Hanover
Ryland
Hanover street
New Oxford
Joan
George
New Oxfer
CHILDRENS OXFORDS
SHGE
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Charlotte Elliott
Fred Feiser
Jacob Toomey
Daniel Garman
Bethlehem
Linus Berenour
Berlin Junction
Chariey Alexander
Charles Weaver
Carisle street
Immaculate Conception
Bernard Moore
Poplar street
Pather Stanley
Ethel Kitzmiller
E. L. Wehsler
Lincolnway East
Hebron Lodge
A. M
R_ L
Livingston shoe factory
Farmers grove
Youth club
Immaculate Conception church
Mothers and Daughters
Father Stanley
John H. Haar
Pine Run
Donald May
Dover
Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Canada
Thousand Islands
J. R. Hartman
Bridgeton
N. J
Charles W. Ogden
Hartmans
Alan R. Carper
Thomas Schriver
Merrill A. Voxe
Valley Forge
America
Bonneauville road
Conewago
National Baseball Congress
Brushtown
Cashtown
NLC
Harner
Murren
Robert D. Hartnett
Rome
Stanley
the
Precious Blood Order
Baltimore
Harrnett
Irishtown Fire Co
Delane Catholic high school
Capitol Bakeries, Inc
Leedy—Shull
Catherine Elizabeth Shull
Samuel VY. Shull
John Richard Leedy
Isaac Leedy
Trinity Reformed church
Howard Schley Pax
York street
Gettysburg high school
Albright
Hanover school
Gettysburg college
Dickinson Law school
Forsythe-Warren
Virginia L. Warren
Herbert S. Warren
Merie F. Forsythe
Florence Porsvihe
Russel Flickinger
York Beauty Culture school
Dysart beauty shop
Eichelberger Senior High
Thompson's Business school
York
Postal
Trans- Doriation Service
Harrisburg
New Oxford Fire company
Bernard Robinson
South Orange street
SHERMAN'S
Winter Gardners
adv
Charles Stock
hooor
Nancy Eckert
Michael Ditterburn
Lincolnway west
Amnie Rife
Calvin Shuitz
Victor Products corporation
Thomas Giatfelter
Columbia
omother
Elsie Moore
ubis
St. Mary's church
Sacred Heart church
Mary
Ralph Klingel
Lottie Klingel
Pleasant street
Omaha
Carlisle street
Herschel _Shortlidge
Drexel Hill
Marjorie Fox
Lavallette
N_ J
Shortridge
Gail
Brown
Brother Paul
St. Mary’s Industrial school
Virginia
Paul
Joseph Lj . Weaver
Ruth
Harman Millhimes
Glenn Herr
Cottesville
WHerr
Hanover Shoe Repair
Our Lady of Lourdes
Catholic cemetery
Holy Name society
Lourdes
France
PAUL H. MOORE
Aien
SHERMAN’S
Carlisle St
LEINHARDT BROS
Cross Keys
SQUIRE ORNDORFF
GIRL SCOUT NEWS
David P. Hykes
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance company
Hershey
Pleasant Stree
Gordon Rutter
Menicons
Mace
Herman S. Zeux
Mechanicsburg
Elva Zook
Cornie’s
Sundae
Lincolma Bay West
Abbottstown Bible School
wamgelical
A. C. Rohrosusa
Si Osxford
dhes renescsal
Seturda
chick
Sundar
womshss
Emmanuel's
abbotstoxs
worsh
choi
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Shei
a.ns
amd
Percy Alwine
Kearsal
Elmer R. Nonemaaker
Pas
warsity
Hunterstown
St. Mary's
AeRuseTe Leoniutas
Alton M. Leister
Willem BH. Anderm, Jr
Emmanuel
Church of the Brethren
J. Monroe Danner
Fampton
Trostle's
Salem E.A.B. Church
Guldens
Harold V. March
Sunny school
Conewago Chapel
Harold Keller
St. Mary’s Paradise
Chester Leszewszi
Harry W. Swartzbaugh
Johns Hopkins ersity
Swartzbaugh
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Martha
Swarzbaugh
Mame Murama
N.O
liam
New Oxford Pire
Staub Chev
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