Local notes from New Oxford and vicinity
Utz's Outlaws of Gettysburg scheduled to play Bonneauville Sunday afternoon. Local housekeeping moves include Seibert and Miller families changing homes on Lincolnway. The M B H church holds a July 2 Center Square festival. A Becker painting crew and Sponseller remodeling updates. New Oxford Fire Company to meet Friday. 1927 28 school taxes set with increased limits. Grand Picnic for St Mary's at Alwine's Grove July 30 featuring dinner, music, bingo. rain plan in St Mary's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utz
Outlaws
Gettysburg
Bonneauville
Edw. Seibert
Jacobs
Lincolnway
Howlan Miller
Yohe
M. BH
Center Square
Geno
Becker
Force
Leon Smith
Shrader
Clarence Bittinger
Arendtsville
Leo F. Smith
Pleasant Sr
Wolf's Grocery
BE. High Street
New Oxford
Merle Freed
Noel
New Oxford Fire Company
W. S. Rittase
New Oxford Realtor
A. C. Jennings
Virginia
R. S. Sponseller
Lincoln Highway
Guldens Station
Louise Duttera
Mation Wolf
Girls’ Missionary Guild of
St. Paul’s Reformed Church
Missionlege
Frederick
Agnes Smith
H. Weaver
Carlisle
St. Paul’s Reformed Sunday School
John A. Bollinger
Jos. P. Smith
Littlestown
S. of V
Harrisburg
Palmyra
York
Middletown
Lancaster
Elizabethtown
Rodney Grove
W. High Street
Ralph Kopman
Qualityville
Marks Wolford
Carlisle Street
Calvin I. Benitzel
Near Town
Lloyd Stock
N. Peters Street
Micose Lodge
Hanover
Guy Klinger
John A. Brashshears
Elmer Dillman
Milton Wagner
Carl Rider
Harry Sanders
David O’brien
Bernard Gebhart
Sacred Heart Church
Conewago
Lititz
T. BE
Loftus
Pleasant Street
New
Oxford i School Board
S. K. Armentrout
Guldens
Wm. Fidler
Oliver Harman
Paul D. Weaver
Mt. Carmel
Frank L. Weaver
St. Mary’s Church
J. N. Whalen
Fr. Whalen
Alwine’s Grove
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Hall
Social rounds of McSherrystown residents marked by visits
Local notices describe visits and hosting across McSherrystown and nearby towns. People from Lincoln Way West and East, Kohlers, Cross Keys, Round Hill, and surrounding areas are listed with relatives and friends in Carlisle, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Washington, D.C. Social calls include weekend stays, visits, and meals among families, with reflections on sisters, aunts, and cousins and Mercy sisters relocating to Harrisburg.
Adams County Baseball League Saturday Scores
McSherrystown beat Midway 10 to 8 and New Oxford lost 3 to 4 to Littlestown in a pitchers duel. Shaffer starred with two timely doubles and 13 strikeouts for Littlestown, while Wierman faltered late for Littlestown. Hanover resident injured on front porch. Hebron Lodge hosted Westminster lodge guests with refreshments afterward.
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Adams County League
McSherrystown
Midway
Littlestown
New Oxford
W.L. PC
W.l.pc
M’sher
Oxford
Shaffer
N. C
Wierman
L’town
Keller
Hofe
Kimma
Jane
H. C. A. E. Todt
B. R
McCadden
Brown
Bievenour
Weikert
Baugher
Alwine
Lt Carbaugh
R F. Wierman
Shanebrook
Casner
C.f
Carbaugh
Shaeffer
Waltman
Duttera
Hlpires
Markle
Kline
Deaths in Adams County and nearby towns a roundup
Obituaries from New Oxford Gettysburg and surrounding areas report Miss Melvina Ditzler age 11 dies at home in New Oxford with funeral in St. Pauls Reformed church burial in New Oxford cemetery. Other notices honor Charles Dominic Smith McSherrystown Ex-sheriff Beatrice Hartman of Gettysburg and Harry Stock coat maker Gettysburg. Winfield McElwee York Springs and York Springs Presbyterian cemetery. Mrs Sarah E Zinn York dies 75. Benjamin Kahlewaugh Civil War veteran missing. Mrs Mary Delp Gardners dies at 66. Scott Hake East Berlin dies age 43. multiple services and survivors listed. Events include New Oxford C of C band at A C festival, Army Music school diplomas, vehicles collide at Cross Keys, W terms of summer trains to Pen Mar and local sports and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvina Ditzler
Berlin Avenue
New Oxford
Ste David
Sarah
Stock) Ditzler
Annie Ditzler
Jacob Menges
Jacob Lehigh
Abbottstown
William Ditzler
Lititz
Amos Ditzley
Mountville
Charles Ditzler
Charles Dominic Smith
McSherrystown
Adams County
Mr. Smith
Clara Cecelia Weaver
John Smith
Mary Ann Marshall
J. Preston Smith
Florence A Smith
Beatrice V. Hartman
H. J. Hartman
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
John W. Hartman
Harry J. Stock
J. D. Lippy
Mr. Stock
John E
Mary (Storm) Stock
Ella Gertrude Oyler
Marie Estella Stock
John E. Stock
Gertrude Ford
Edith Emmons
Imelda
Sisters of Charity
Baltimore
Lydia Shultz
Lewis I. Shultz
Hanover
Husbnd
Susan Thoman
Lovina Strausbaugh
Zions View
A. P. Frantz
Winfield S. McElwee
York Springs
St. Louis
Mechaniscburg
Polyclinic
Harrisburg
Mechanicsburg
Maude Wierman Kennedy
Presbyterian Cemetery
Sarah E. Zinn
William P. Zinn
York
Zinn
Amos Meckley
Adam Becker
Benjamin Kahlhbaugh
War Department
Mary C. Delp
John E. Delp
Gardners R. D
Service Shoe Company
Hebron Lodge No
Richard
Carl Weaver
East Berlin
Army Music School
Washington Barracks
WRC
Charles P. Summerall
Raymond I. Smith
Louis A. Carliner
Pen-Mar
John F. Freet
Squire W. D. Myers
Freet
Keener
Cross Keys
Joseph I. Weaver
Poplar Street
Jim Myers
Pete Livingston
Atlantic City
New York
Gussie Spotz
Lincolnway
Shellenberger
Force
Mary Frances Weaver
Hanover Street
Bishop Moevitt
St. Joseph's Academy
Oxford Crabs
Batesville
Irishtown
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Report
The Hanover and Warner hospitals received multiple patients including Mrs. Jennie Yost ahead of a stomach tumor operation and Howard Hollabaugh and John Wisler among new admissions. Discharges include Philip Hughes, Anna Blocher, Clair Trone, and others. A separate accident at Hanover Cargage injured several and killed Clyde M Bittinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Yost
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
Milton, Benner
Gettysburg
R. D
Warner Hospital
Etta Boyd
Howard Hollabaugh
Aspers
John Wisler
East Berlin
Robert Walters
Philip Hughes
Anna Blocher
Bendersville
Clair Trone
Amanda Jacobs
Abbottstown
Baltimore
Anna Bittinger
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sarah Bittinger
Littlestown
Miss Bittinger
John F. Kise
Jeannette Spangler
Paul Sterner
Mark Eckert
Edward J. Dougherty
Frank Herr
Bertha Weaver
Dward W. Fuhrman
Hanover Cordage Company
Fuhrman
Edna Yingling Smith
York Road
Clyde M. Bittinger
Berlin
James Rigal
Roianna
Sterling Peters
Chas. Cashman
Marriages Across Several Communities in State
A sequence of wedding notices lists couples from Har risburg to Gettysburg and beyond. Clemens Daum and Mary Brown wed at Harrisburg’s Second Reformed Church. Pearl Eppleman and Carl Neidick married at St John’s in New Freedom, with a double ring ceremony. Additional pairs include Miss Vesta Hockensmith with Walter Waybright and Winifred Kline with George Hallfird, among others, detailing locations, officiants, and post ceremony plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens Daum
Emory Wolf
Mary Brown
Chas. Brown
New Chester Road
Harrisburg
S.C Hoover
Second Reformed Church
Pearl A. Eppleman
Carl O. Neidick
Biglerville High School
Cumberland Valley State Normal School
Shippensburg
Gettysburg College
M. D. Neidick
Hampton
Petros Automotive Electric and Radio Shool
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
David
Moselman
Carriee Wortz
Fairfield
York
W. Heller
Albert M. Grant
Hanover
Mary Adams
Washington, D. C
Washington
Vesta BE. Hockensmith
William Hockensmith
Taneytown
Walter E. Waybright
Frank A. Waybright
Gettysburg
Mt. Joy Lutheran Church
I. K. Young
Winifred FE. Kline
Harry Kline
Gardners
George FL Hallfird
Shamokin
Idaville
Ira W. Trost
Pauline Gardner
S. Gardner
Uriah
Boyd Nell
Reuben Nell
Bermudian
Womelsdorff
Mt Holly Springs
Howard Groft
Edna Garrett
Rebecca Garrett
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
John S
Tome
Anna E. Fiskenrode
Harry V. Mckenrode
Littlestown
J. Lawrence» Orndorff
Skyninitsburg
St. Aloysius’ Catholic Church
Edward O. Flynn
Lawrence I. McCauslin
Dillsburg
York Springs
Kathryn M. Yeh
A. E. Martin
Franklintown
Stewart L. Sinner
Thomasville
Mary Miller
Emory Becker
John L. Tome
Births Reported Across Hanover Area in June
The store news lists numerous births in June across Hanover area families including Stoudt Hall Powell Sterner Wherley Butters Moritz Harman Hartlaub Hartlaubb Smith Mummert Stallsmith and others. Many babies born at Warner hospital or in local towns such as Abbottstown Cedar Ridge Two Taverns Littlestown White Hall and Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. R. Stoudt
Hanover Street
Chas. M. Hall
Abbottstown
A. Raymond Powell
Cedar Ridge
Calvin Sterner
Allen J. Wherley
Waller Butters
Square Corner
Frank Moritz
Upp R Huntington
Karl Francis Moritz
Karl Harman
Straban Township
John Hartlaub
White Hall
Dennis Hartlaubb
Littlestown
Fred Smith
McSherrystawd
Nevin Long
Westminster
Warner Hospital
Long
Marie Will
Ralph Mock
Hanover
C. W. Epley
Gettysburg
Claude A. Smith
Wilford Mummert
Wilbur Stallsmith
Henry Osborne Dies After Baseball Injury Collision
Henry Osborne 21 son of Mr and Mrs Geo Osborne of Westminster died at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore from injuries after a collision during a baseball game at Western Maryland College. He was a University of Alabama junior and had recently returned home for summer vacation. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 AM from his parents home with interment in New Oxford Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Damond
Henry Osborne
Geo Osborne
Westminster
Miland General Hospital
Baltimorom
Mary Schnell
New Oxford
J. M. Hulick
Kenneth Osborne
George
Osborne Boyr
Maryland General Hopital
Baltimore
George Osborne
Maine
University of Alabama
Parish House for The Pines at The Pines church Near New Chester
Ground was broken Friday for a Parish House at The Pines church near New Chester. The 80 by 30 foot hall will serve social events and expand church activities. The Pines dates to 1753 and has deep Civil and World War era roots with many early immigrant graves nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pines
Pennsylvania
J. Harold Little
Fara
Bri ticher Smith Nuptials in New Oxford Mass
Roger J Bri ticher of Hanover and Grace E Smith of New Oxford wed at St Marys church New Oxford in a nuptial mass led by Fr Jos N Whalen. Attendants included Alie Smith and Carroll Hagerman. reception at the bride’s home followed. The couple plan to reside with the bride’s parents after a trip to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger J. Bri
Hanover
Grace E. Smith
Clayton F. Smith
New Oxford
St. Mary's Church
Jos. N. Whalen
Alie Smith
Carroll Hagerman
Georgette
Out Town
New York
J . N. Whalen
Clayton Smith
Geo. A. Hoke
Roger J. Britcher
Mary. Hary
Beatrice
Donald
Kathryn Hoe
Alite Smith
Carroll Wagerma
Francis Smith
Josephine Smith
Edward Smith
Harry Smith
Leo F. Smith
Pawl Weaver
Jacob Miller
Augustus Robinson
Felix Ginter
Daniel Sowers
Grace Sowers
Jay Mispe
Cioria
Lancaster
Guy Coulson
Teresa Funk
Channell G. Sheely
Henry Moore
Charlotte Essick
Sunday school plans annual picnic at Kopp's Willow Park
At St Pauls Reformed church meeting on Wednesday evening the decision was made to hold the annual Sunday school picnic again at Kopp's Willow Park Hanover on the last Saturday of July. A committee will be named next Sunday morning to arrange details. Miss Kathryn Alwine and Miss Edna Alwine of Lincolnway E and Miss Marion Sheetz of Center Square will depart Saturday for a six week tour of California the Pacific Northwest and the Canadian Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paul's Reformed Church
Kopp
Willow Park
Hanover
Kathryn
Edna Alwine
Lincolnway
Marion Sheetz
Center Square
California
Pattle Northwest
Canadian Rockies
Graveyard Flower Theft At Farth West N Oxford Cemetery
Car occupants with Maryland plates removed a large bouquet of carnations from the grave of the late F I Weaver in the local Catholic cemetery. They allegedly took geraniums from other plots and stole cut flowers from the Doctors lot in the same cemetery, tied to Theo Pfeifer camp 60 S of V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
F I. Weaver
Catha
Theo Pfeifer
S of V
Mabe
Local residents report illnesses and a traffic arrest in Adams County
Geo St Haverstick Carlisle street and Mrs Margaret Wierman McSherrys town are seriously ill. John E Kimple is ill at Gettysburg home. Charles Decker, York worker, suffers diphtheria. Frank J Smith Swift Run jailed for drunken driving, blocking traffic. A horseing (herring) to be heard June 25 before Squire Hill Gettysburg. Mrs Wilbur Buebl Brush Run breaks left arm in fall. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Guy Klingel Hanover street. Delisling near town takes job with E L Weikert Co. Til Myers builds new garage on Pleasant street rear of Carl Rider home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kohler
Lincolnway
Atlantic City
Marion Bevenour
Morganton
S. C
Kohlers
M. D. Feiser
Helen Ruth
Mahanoy City
Mary Hesson
Taneytown
Kathryn Alwine
Lincoln
Philadelphia
J. Preston Myers
Thomasville
Round Hill
Albert Weikert
W. High Sr
R. H. Myers
Charles Maysxle
West
Markle
Minnie
Cross Keys
Herbert Weikert
Ruth
Robert H. Myers
David Weikert
New Oxford
Anna McClain
Wrightsville
William McClain
Carlisle Street
Sisters of Mercy
Convent of Mercy
Harrisburg
Dorothy Shultz
Columbia
G. R. Haverstick
Miles Miller
Washington, D. C
Urban Robinson
Ivan Rickrode
Littlestown
John Yantis
MceSherrystown
Berlin Street
J.R. Hoover
W. H. Kling
Anna Miller
Gettysburg
I. G. Herman
Cedar Ridge
Jack Kaiper
George R. Haverstick
Harry Fink
Trenton
N. J
McSherrystown
Fink
Irishtown
Chas. Robinson
Frances
Elizabeth
Charles Weaver
Town
Geo
Peter Decker
Wietmar
Joseph Fink
Mesherrystown
Frank J. Smith
Swift Run
Adams County
Astate
Ladies Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Guy Klingel
Hanover Street
E.delislingg
E. L. Weikert Motor Car Co
Til Myers
Carl Rider
Pleasant Street
Church Services and Lectures Schedule July 3
First Evangelical Lutheran Church lists services with Sunday School at 9 a.m. and worship at 10:15 a.m. The evening service ends in September. Rev. Martin of California will lecture on Martin Luther Sunday evening July 3. Episcopal church notes 9 a.m. Sunday School and 7 p.m. worship with 7 p.m. league and Children Day changes. Paul Reformed Church holds 7:30 p.m. Saturday preparation and 9 a.m. Sunday School. Holy Communion at 10 a.m. Central services noted for Shantz and Abbotstown Reformed churches with 7 p.m. worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangel'ial Lutheran Church
George E
Martin
California
Martin Luther
Odies Episcopal Church
J. R
Ecworth League
Paul Reformed Church
New Oxford
A . Frantz
Miss Hope Brame and Mark Knouse wed in simple parsonage ceremony
Miss Hope Brame daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Brame near Heidlersburg and Mark H Knouse son of Mr and Mrs George H Knouse of Carlisle were married Monday at 8 pm by Rev George Ek Sheffer of New Oxford First Lutheran. They honeymoon by motor through Ohio visiting relatives Ada Akron and Cleveland then return to Lancaster for a reception by the Brames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Brame
J. C. Braame
Heidlersburg
New Oxford
Biglerville
Mark H. Knouse
George H. Knouse
Carlisle
George Ek. Sheffer
First Lutheraan
New Orford
Gap
Brame
Hanover High School
Vnce
Father
Local man fined for reckless driving at New Oxford jail stop
Raab of Astoria New York paid ten dollars and costs after a Magisterial warning for reckless driving. He and relatives approached the Astoria jail doors as Squire W Myers of New Oxford ordered restraint. The delayed sentencing ended with Raab agreeing to serve time in jail alone, witnessed by kin, as Patrolman Hill reported the incident at Cross Keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monas Raab
Astoria
N. Y
Squire W Myers
New Oxford
Ams County
Raab
CN. Hill
First Lutheran Picnic Set at Fx Park in Hanover
The First Lutheran church Su sclol invites attendees to a community picnic at Fx Park in Hanover. Barney Noel from Qualityville is unveiling a new Ford roadster at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Susclol
Fx Park
Hanover
Barney Noel
Qualityville
Ising
Public Sale of 9 Acre Oxford Cemetery Land Timothy and Clover
A public sale is held on Saturday the 28th on the Oxford Cemetery Association land. Nine acres of growing timothy and clover will be offered at the premises with bidding starting at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Cemetery Association
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New Oxford C. of C
Oxford A. C
The
Athletic Association
PINES
Britcher
Smith
N. Oxford Cemetery
Knouse -Brame
Knouse
Gettysk Collage
American St
Kinsfola
Almsson St