New Oxford Art and Craft Show Draws Record Attendance
The New Oxford Art and Craft Show and Flea Market drew an estimated 20 000 to 25 000 attendees, filling every parking space and filling the town with a busy, festive atmosphere. More than 100 antique dealers 20 crafts and 30 artists showcased a wide range of items, with square dance exhibitions and a popular model airplane show adding to the day. Judges awarded prizes across professional and student categories in oils and watercolors, and organizers expect a substantial profit to benefit the community. The 1967 show is set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Chamber of Commerce
Heoan Nouhing
Eter Arpera
Leona Klunk
Menchey Music Service
Hanover
New Oxford
James Quickel
Reuben Becker
Kurt Rottler
York
Er Jrnest Krape
Gethsburg
Katy Bittinger
Lynn Kessler
Herndon
Sandy Meckley
Bonnie Euler
Wellsville
Dale Kessler
Open Bids For Fire Co Addition In New Oxford
Bids for construction of an addition to the New Oxford Fire Company are to be opened at the July meeting on July 6 in the firehall. Plans, reviewed by state officials, are with bidders. The project aims to create a community recreation building for groups including Bay Scouts and Girl Scouts while Cub Scouts funded a prior project. It is not yet known if bids will be awarded at July meetings or if a fundraising drive will be launched by firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Oxford Fire Company
Thomas Poist
Bay Scouts
Girl Scouts
Cub Scouts
Area Visits Of Bookmobile Schedule For Adams County
The Adams County Library bookmobile will visit Bonneauville at 9 a.m Hostetter's at 11 15 a.m Brush Town at 5 50 a.m Mt Pleasant at 4 15 p.m and McSherrystown at 2 15 p.m during the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Library
Bonneauville
Hostetter’s
Brushtown
Mt. Pleasant
McSherrystown
Harper charged with non-support in York Springs area
Burtis G. Harper of Felton Pa was charged by his wife Ethel M. Harper before Justice Snyder with non-support. He posted $500 bail to appear at the July sentence court. Channel Master outdoor antenna advertised at $1.95. Discount TV Service in McSherrystown listed phone 633-2119 and hours open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtis G. Harper
Felton
Ethel M. Harper
York Springs
Snyder
Harper
McSherrans
Draw Jurors For August Court Today
Sheriff Dawson Miller announces juror selection for the August term with 72 people drawn. Grand jurors report August 15, petit jurors begin August 22. no civil cases expected. Readers listed include Richard Phiel and Horace Waybright among others. Clyde Garber attended the 32nd annual Pennsylvania postmasters convention in Williamsport with speaker Charles H. Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson R. Miller
Laura S. Freed
Roy D. Renner
Wilda B. Sheaffer
Richard Phiel
Gettysburg
Harry E. Poist
Main St
MecSherrystown
John Quincy Adams
Horace H. Waybright
Clair Slaybaugh
Ideville
Bach J. Klink
New Oxford
Stuart
Crouse
Littlestown
Thomas Zeitgier
Gardiners
Norman G. Blocker
Aspers
Mary Bowersox
Maple Ave
Calvin’ Bream
Donald Hershey
Cashtown
AL Fien
A. Weikert
R. l
Cora A. Weidner
York Springs
Charlies Yost
Bigier- Wille
Charles Mr. Weishaar
iFairfield
Frank Cole
Arlendtsville
Roland Adams
Getttesburg
Doris M. Moul
Abbottstown
Harvey C. Spangler
East Berlin
Sarah C. Sneeringer
Arlene Bennett
Fred Newman
Janet Plank
Idaville
PETIT
Clyde O. Garber
Pennsylvania
National Association of Postmasters
Williamsport
Charles 4H. Ryan
Washington
Parishes Report UCC Global Giving Rise in 1965
United Church of Christ parishes nationwide contributed 10.6 million dollars in 1965 to SUPCOIL and international church work, according to Rev. Dr. Philip G. Scott at the Pennsylvania Central Conference annual meeting held at Mercersburg Academy. The total edged up from 1964 but fell short of the 1963 peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Christ
Executive Council of
The
United Church
Mercersburg
Philip G. Scott
New York
Pennsylvania
Mercershuore Academy
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Oxford area notices and gatherings report
Local residents attend a Mt. Holly Springs reunion and weekend visits span York Gettysburg and Hanover. The Sew Oxford Garden Club plans a June picnic at Mrs. Leroy Rife's home. Hebron Lodge holds its annual strawberry ice cream social with guests. The Albaugh will filing reveals over 10 000 estate for Eliza J. Albaugh Oxford Two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Alvine
Sharon
Gail
Biglerville
Mt. Holly Springs
Bell Bernhardt
Steelton
Lawrence Sheads
Gettysburg R
Roland Lawver
Easton
John Yost
Margaret Pauler
York
Donald Rentel Sr
George Williams
Donald Rentzel Jr
Ilrs
Laura §. Freed
Carlisle Street
A. L. Boyette
Pittsburgh
Emory E. Sterner Sr
Mirs
Emory E. Sterner
Gordon Becker
Helen L. Ruth
Lincolnway East
Pocono Mountains
New York City
Trenton
George Wandling
Rose Mary Cavanaugh
Morrisville
Ruthi
Ruthi. Other Weekend Guests of Miss Ruth
Thomas Sunday
Robert Sunday
Jacob Sowers
Yorks
Oscar Winters
Hanover
Robert Okar
Los Angeles
Calif
Sew Oxford Garden Club
Leroy Rife
R. 2
Hebron Lodge No. 435
Joanne
McSherryshown
Wayne Seliz
Land Family
John McCadden
Gail Ramos
Gettysburg
Jack Melher
Wilbur Weikert
Nathaniel C. Miller
Lincoln
West
Mabel Galieher Jand
Tommy
Mike
Washington
D. C
Betty Ann
Toretta Miller
Baltimore
Robert Jeff
Carvin Miller
New Oxford
Albaugh
Eliza J. Albaugh
Oxford Two
Register and Recorder’s Office
Noah S. Sellers
Lineboro
George €. Albaugh
Construction Starts on New Turkey Processing Plant in New Oxford
Construction began the first week on a turkey processing plant on Waters Street in New Oxford. Central Soya of Fort Wayne Indiana, building the plant on land bought from Thomas M. Bross Jr. A freezer plant was also purchased from Bross for the site. The facility is set to open for turkey processing around September 1, 1966, and will feed Master Mix customers in Pennsylvania Maryland and parts of Virginia. Bross will be general manager of the New Oxford operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters St
New Oxford
H. W. McMillen
Central Sora
Forts Wayne
Ind
Thomas MM. Bross Jr
Indianas Corporation
Bross
Soya
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Marylands
Virginia
Oxford
Files To Collect Crash Damages
Kelly of New Oxford seeks 293.40 damages from Charlies E Bowers of New Oxford in an auto collision filed in the protonotary's office. The 1955 Feb 8 crash occurred two miles north of Hanover on Rt 194 when Bowers left turns and collides with a northbound Kelley vehicle driven by Patricia Hunter, valued at 250 with 51.60 salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
New Oxford R
Charlies E. Bowers
Protonotors
Wolf and Ovier
E.louise Kelley
I. C. Kelley
Hanover
Rt 194
Bowers
Patricia A. Hunter
Kelley
Ruritan Club to Dine at Hunterstown Presbyterian Church
The June dinner meeting of the Hunterstown Ruritan Club will be held Friday at 7 PM in the chapel of the Great Cone wagzo Presbyterian Church. A speaker and special entertainment will be featured. Women of the Presbyterian church will serve the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunterstown
Ruritan Club
Boy Scouts Host Paper Drive in Bast Berlin Area
The Boy Scouts of Bast Berlin will hold a paper drive in the town and surrounding area starting at 8 am Saturday. Rags will also be accepted. Residents should place paper or rags on sidewalks for easy pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Bast Berlin
Burglars Ransack East Berlin Home
A family returned home to East Berlin at about 11 p.m. Saturday to find burglars had ransacked all bedrooms. Loot valued at around 300 dollars included coins, money, jewelry, a radio and ammunition. Police, district and state units investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Paul Fahs
R. 1
Paradise
Reading
Bermudian Springs Merged School Board Meeting Planned
The Bermudian Springs Merged School Board will meet in a special session June 27 in the high school conference room. The board set a minimum age for new residents and adopted a 1 percent earned income tax at a special meeting June 21. The board adjourned for the year at 7 34 prior to a joint board meeting at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermudian Springs
Newis
Ber
Toudian Springs
Three Divorce Suits Filed in York Courts
In York, divorce actions begin with Ray Small of Hanover against Lycia L. Small of New Oxford. Georgianna R. Gladfelter of New Oxford sues David E. Gladfelter of Hanover. Susan A. Stoops of Littlestown sues Roger D. Stoops of Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Ray €. Small
Hanover
Lycia L. Small
New Oxford
Georgianna R. Gladfelter
David E. Gladfelter
Susan A. Stoops
Littlestown
Roger D. Stoops
Penn Two
Adams County SSB to Induct Ten Men on July 26
The Adams County Selective Service Board ordered 16 men to be called for induction on July 26. A subgroup will report for final physicals on the same day, with the exact number of men yet to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Selective Service Board
GOP Executive Group To Meet In Adams County Court House
Adams County Republican Executive Committee meets at 8 this evening in the main courthouse. Picnic committee gathers at 7 to prepare for a report to the group. August 26 family picnic set for Adams County Fairgrounds between Abbottstown and East Berlin with listed committee members. Updates include new executive slate in Areas 2 7 and 9 with named members and alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Republican Executive Committee
Court House
Clark E. Spencer
Howard Johhnson
Otter
Adams County Fairgrounds
Abbottstown
East Berlin
Muriel Brendie
Henry Lower
Harry Biesecker
Patricia Mummert Guise
Betty Pitzer
Robert Thompson
Adrian Myers
Crosby Hartzell
Sperce
Area 2
Donald Walter
Imember
Edwin Benzer
Area
Carl Mathews
Paul Warren
Ross Koons
Earl J. Ensor
Ian Areali
George Griffin
Ernest Baidria
Hertz seeks divorce in Hanover court filing
Mrs. Lida Lee Gardner Hertz of Hanover seeks a divorce from Lester Francis Hertz of Hanover Route 4. Papers filed in the prothonotary’s office cite a 1931 marriage and alleged indignities since 1932. Attorney Daniel E. Teeter represents Mrs. Hertz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lida Lee
Gardner) Hertz
Hanover
Lester Francis Hertz
Hanover R. 4
Prothonotary’s Office
Mrs. Hertz
Daniel E. Teeter
Marriage license filings for Heffron and Budd in court
The court docket lists license applications from Joseph George Heffron Jr. 26 of Wilmington Delaware and Nancy Carole Budd 25 of New Oxford R 2 for marriage. Also note the Arthur P. Kelley Agency announces an office closure on June 27, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph George Heffron Jr
Joseph G. Heffron Sr
Wilmington, del
Nancy Carole Budd
John W. Budd
New Oxford R. 2
Arthur P. Kelley
Fund Drive To End East Berlin Firemen Final Effort
East Berlin Volunteer Fire Company concludes its annual fund drive with a June 27 deadline. Collectors will visit homes for 22 days from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. to retrieve coin cards and fund equipment for improved firefighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Two Youths Die In Weekend Drownings In Adams County
In Adams County two drowning deaths occurred over the weekend. Ten year old Robert Scott Ebersole died at York Hospital after being impaled by a metal ladder while preparing to dive into a pond at his home in East Berlin R2. Sixteen year old Carl Leroy Paulus drowned in a pool near York Springs during a Pathfinders Club outing from Mt. Pisgah Church. he died at Warner Hospital after water rescue and heart massage failed. Paulus, a West Perry High track team manager, was survived by his parents, siblings, and grandparents. Funeral services were held at the Lower Bermudian Lutheran Church, burial at Sunny Side Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Robert Scott Ebersole
Fred I
Nancy
Nell) Ebersole
East Berlin
York Hospital
Carl Leroy Paulus
Shermansdale
York Springs
Crist
Paulus
Warner Hospital
Pathfinders Club
Mt. Pisgah Church
Latimore Two
West Perry High School
Reiber’s Church
Victor E. Paulus
Victor E. Jr
Patricia Ann
Roxanna
Bessie Ford
Matilda Paulus
Carlisle
Ebersole
H. Malcolm Bead
York County
Young Ebersole
Lower Bermudian Lutheran Church
Jeffrey
Michael
Beth Ann Ebersole
Ruth Nell
Borertown
Rar E. Nell
Boyertown
Herbert Ebersole
Dillburg R. 2
Benson Paull
Bermudian Lutheral Church
Sunnyside Cemetery
York Spines
East Berlin News Notes and Social Items
East Berlin notes list Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Thomas Baublitz in Baltimore and other local trips. Residents attend family gatherings at Abbottstown and New Oxford with mentions of relatives, ambulance transport to Hanover Hospital, and a King Korn convention. A Massachusetts visit covers James D Schantz's high school graduation, NROTC scholarship, and Brown University plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Behney
York Springs
Robert Sleighter
Hanover St
New Oxford
Lloyd J. Orner
Bendersville
Anne Riunk
Main St
McSnerrystown
Betty EK
Kimmel
Nancy Lawrence
Hanover R
Lester Ruppert
Hampton
Charles Greenhalt
Hanover SR
Molly E. Linebaugh
East Berlin
Wilmer Rodgers
Abbottstown
James F. Black Sr
Gettysburg
Richard Billman
Delone Ave
McSherrystsown
Thomas Grey
Hanover FR
Donald F. X. Weaver
Hanover
Miss Sophia Matthews
Mildred C. Bollinger
Lincolnway East
Thomas Baublitz
Baltimore
lTillie Kauffman
W. King St
John Leathery
Airs
Charles Milhimes
New Oxford R
Mer
Charles Gentz‘ler
Abbottstown St
Ida Genizler
Amos Mummert
New Ox
Albert E. Reske
Minnneapolis
Minn
Samuel’ Altland
Elizabeth
N.J
Weaver
Glenn A. Weaver
Howard Stump
Roltzschwamm
Monroe Anthony
John Leib
Florence Gentzler
W. Hing St
Hanover Hospital
Massachusetts
Ethel Hoffheins
Si and
Saran
Mehin Zeilman
Lineolaway East
Joseph D. Schantz l
Lexington
Mass
James D. Schantz
Fom
Lexington High School
James
Boston Globe
St. Bonaventure University
Olean
N. C
Saltonstall
Brown University
Providence
R. I
United States Navy
Schantz
Alma Sheely
Leer Damages Board Named Over Route 15 Drawn
Adams County court Saver day appoints Attorney Eugene R Hartman Roy D Renner and Eugene Murren as the board for damages to the Leer farm Latimore Two owned by Raymond F and Gertrude E Leer of York Springs R 1 The new Route 15 through the Leer property required 6.19 acres leaving 24.22 acres on one side and 73.44 acres on the other side of the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Court Saverday
Eugene R. Hartman
Roy D. Renner
Eugene Murren
Latimore
Raymond F
Gertrude E. Leer
York Springs R
Leer Farm
Prothonotary’s Office
Leer
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UCC
Ruth
Clearview
Ruritan Dinner
GOP Executive Group
Crabb
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