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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
A damaged text fragment from a Pennsylvanian newspaper page shows unclear names and places including hints of music and locations in Illinois and Pennsylvania. The readable bits mention Riley and Hop and refer to a list of local items without complete context.
George L. Taylor resigns after five years as general manager of Gettysburg Harrisburg Transportation to operate Gettysburg taxi line from new Carlisle street headquarters. He acquires Gettysburg Transportation stock and starts a call and demand motor service with a travel bureau. Estate of Madila Nitchman valued at 1500 dollars with letters of administration issued to H C Nitchman.
Irvin D. Kelly a Gettysburg coal dealer and partner in Kelly and Oyler died at Warner Hospital after an appendectomy // he was a native of the county and survived by his widow Gertrude Buhrman a daughter and four sisters. Funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy FE Wright of Gettysburg, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Wright, has accepted an anesthetist position at Coatesville hospital. She graduated from City Hospital Harrisburg and did post graduate anesthesia study at Jewish Hospital Philadelphia.
Adams county flour distributing committee met at Miss Margaret McMillan's court house office with twenty representatives. They approved an additional 600 barrels milled from government wheat after receiving 100 barrels of April stock, with new centers Orrtanna Wenksville Buchanan Valley Braytown planned and existing centers listed.
J. T. Balmer, proprietor of Ted Balmer's community store, Gettysburg, has taken over the grocery store of George A. Taylor. Taylor has accepted the position of jardtor at the Meade school building.
Seventy five men and women attended an Adams County Democratic Women's Club meeting at the court house Friday evening. Miss Edna Eicholtz of Gettysburg presided. Speakers included Mrs. Charles Ogle of Chambersburg and attorney Minehart of Chambersburg. Also present were John Rice of Arendtsville and James Cole of The Narrows along with Congressman Harry Haines.
McSherrystown youth 24 named Clair Rutter was arrested by state police and Hanover officers at Forrest Park for posing naked at a fish pond. He was taken to the Adams county jail after initial custody at Hanover, with his mental condition to be examined. his father cited unemployment worries as a cause.
Miss Margaret Yeagy of Gettysburg and Raymond Guise of Gettysburg were married at Berlin's Lutheran Church near Biglerville. Rev. Henry W. Sternat officiated. The couple plans a coastal motor trip before residing with the bride's parents in Gettysburg.
Mrs P W Stallsmith of Gettysburg sailed on Tuesday aboard the Ile de France for two months in Paris to stay with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Louis Quintanilla. She traveled to New York with Mr Stallsmith. Quintanilla, a former Gettysburg academy student, is first secretary to the charge d affaires of the Mexican legation in Paris.
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