Public Sale by New Oxford Fire Company
The New Oxford Fire Company will offer at public sale at the engine house in New Oxford Borough on Saturday July 1 at 6 p.m. One hand fire engine Comstree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
We found your results!
25 Jun 1914
Page 1
New Oxford Item in New Oxford, Pennsylvania
We have 17,918,174 pages in Pennsylvania
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
1
Local residents and visitors gather in town for summer visits
Mike Hazel Deatrich of Biglerville and Rev. Edward Jenking of Hinton W Va visit Conewago Chapel rector y. Reading's Mark Miller and family host relatives from Hartford area. Nurses and staff change at Harrisburg hospital. Several locals travel to Shippensburg York Darby and Philadelphia for visits and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hazel Deatrich
Biglerville
Edward Jenking
Hinton
W. Va
Conewago Chapel
Mark Miller
Reading
Geo. A. Miller
Harry J. Sneeringer
Misa Pauline Hagerman
Hanover
Mira Clara Belle Feiser
H.I. Smith
Harrieburg City Hospital
Mies’ Feiser
Mies Martha Keeney
North Peters street
Shippensburg
Waynesboro
Ida E. Feiser
Lincoln Way
Hast
Newville
L. T. Ehrehart
New Chesiter
J. W. Winend
West High street
Mize Kathryn Winand
Livingston
Fred.E Winand
Darby, Pa
Philadelphia
Maude Deal
Hanover street
Harris ‘borg
Amos Wagner
Daniel Wagner
Carlisle street
South Dakota
parente
California
Eliza,Miller
George A. Miller
East
York
Mise Ruth Breighter
Gettysburg
Charles Robinson
H., A. Price
Baltimore
Theo. E. Warner
L. Haller
Westminster
Local marriages and school appointments across region
The notice lists multiple 19th century marriages in Gettysburg area including Alda Quinby to Leo Newcomer and Pearl Wentz to George Behelman. Also Anna Baker wed Raymond Cole and Alice Epley to John Gardner, with couples married in Baltimore, York and Hagerstown. Prof Ira Mammert named Biglerville High principal. Prof Mammert’s $80 monthly pay noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner
Robinsonville
N. C
Alice Epley
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Edwin Eide
Ira Mammert
Abbottatown
Biglerville High School
Mammert
Hospital patients in region report surgeries and recoveries
Mrs. George Crane of McSherrystown and Angela Crane is at Dr. Reil's sanitarium in Baltimore after a serious operation on Friday. George Crint, 14, of Hampton, underwent an appendectomy at York Hospital and was improving. Jacob Markle near Irishtown was taken to York Hospital for medical treatment possibly followed by surgery. Major Jeffereyn of Gettysburg was taken to Johns Hopkins for rheumatism related examination. Viola Tawney of Gettysburg returned home improved after a May 7 operation in Harrisburg Hospital. Dr. H W Swartz was taken to Philadelphia’s Methodist Hospital for treatment, improving and expected home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela Crane
George Crane
McSherrystown
H. O. Reil
Baltimore
George Crint
James Crist
Hampton
York hospital
Miller
Abbottatown
Jacob Markle
Irishtown
Jeffereyn
National Cemetery
Gettysburg
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Viola Tawney
Harrisburg
H. W. Swartz
Methodist Hospital
Philadelphia
Nettie
Lincoln Way
East Berlin Chosen for Next Christian Endeavor Meeting
East Berlin will host the next Christian Endeavor convention, planned for June near this year’s date. Sessions will be in the Lutheran church, with redistricting to six districts modeled after the county Sabbath School Association. C. C. Culp was re elected president. officers include Miss Bertha Heiges and Miss Eth el Sheely. meetings featured well attended sessions and engaging programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Christian Endeavor convention
Arenditaville
Lutheran church
county Sabbath School Association
officera
C. C.Culp
Gettysburg
Bertha Heiges
Biglerville
Ethel Sheely
New Oxford
Alma Henry
Agnes Ehrehart
Alcohol Barrel Explodes in Hanover Drug Store
An alcohol barrel exploded in the cellar of H. C. Baughman drug store in Hanover on Wednesday around 3 pm. Two clerks were filling jugs when fumes ignited by a nearby gas jet caused the blast. The fire appeared serious but was quickly put out, narrowly avoiding a worse outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Baughman drug store
Hanover
John Baughman
Mr. Britcher
Fatal visit plan ends in sudden death in Ohio
Mrs. John Busbey of McSherrystown learned by telegram that her sister in Piqua Ohio died suddenly from heart trouble while finalizing a visit arrangement. The bereaved family traveled to Piqua for the funeral. In Gettysburg, Officer Emmons arrested W A Green for reckless driving on April 7 and he awaits June 27 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brothers
Piqua
Ohio
John Busbey
McSherryetown
Bushey
Mr. Busbey
Emmons
Gettysburg
Hanover
W. A. Green
that place
rehkloes
Green
Annual outing to Paradise Protectory promises record crowd
The grove gathering at Paradia Protectory near Abbottstown is expected to draw a large crowd with excursions from York Hanover Harrisburg and intermediate points. Outdoor sports and music by a first class orchestra are planned and the Protectory will be open for inspection with a low mass at 11 oclock under shade trees near the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradia Protectory
Abbottstown
York
Hanover
Harrisburg
intermediate pointe
Auto Struck by Freight Cars in Gettysburg
Dr Luther Kuhlman of Gettysburg sustained head injuries when a Reading freight drag struck his Stanley Steamer at a railroad crossing around 11 Tuesday morning. The car was badly damaged and overturned. a bow of the top struck him, causing a long scalp wound. He walked home with the help of a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Reading
Kuhlman
Count von Hernstorf
Germany
United States
University of MtMnois
Champaign
Count von Berkstorff
Arthur Meeker
Chicago
David Kinley
university
Ewarts
Boutelle Greene
First Street
University avenue
Michael Murphy
Murphy
Boy Hurt By Mower In Mt. Pleasant Incident
Horace Palmer an 11 year old near Hanover was badly cut when he stepped in front of a mower on the Carbaugh farm at Mt. Pleasant as Harry Bletner mowed grain. The guard caught his shoe counter sparing his entire foot from worse injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Palmer
Henry Palmer
Hanover
Harry Blettner
Carbaugh
Mt.Pleasant
Swartz
Marriage Licenses Issued in York Springe and Perth Amboy
The Clerk of the Court issued licenses for Paul R. Hamilton and Nora Elizabeth Sadler of York Springe, Austin D. Devany of Perth Amboy, and Rees B. Brown of New Oxford. The ceremony will be held at Miss Brown’s parents’ home near town at high noon on Thursday. The bride-to-be has taught school in Perth Amboy for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Hamilton
Nora Elizabeth Sadler
York Springe
Austin D. Devany
Perth Amboy
N.J
Rees B. Brown
New Oxford
Miss Brown
parente
Harry T. Brown
Death Doings near Bendersville and York obituaries
Deaths reported in the area include Charles N Danner age 60 of near Bendersville who died Monday at 2 PM after a one day illness and left a mother wife one sister and three brothers Agnes Hildebrand widow of Milton Hildebrand formerly of East Berlin died in York at age 76 David P Weikert died at home in Cumberland township Tuesday evening at 8 30 PM aged about 77 and was survived by four sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. N. Danner
Bendersville
Mr. Danner
Agnes Hildebrand
Milton Hildebrand
East Berlin
York
David P. Weikert
Cumberland township
Inspector Raffensberger Checks Weights and Measures in New Oxford
Inspector Raffensberger conducts an inspection in New Oxford noting generally accurate scales though many traders use liquid measures instead of dry measures by about 9.45 cubic inches per quart. He urges marking capacity on boxes and baskets and plans no prosecutions, with a full report to come later. Also reported are a dog bite at Hanover shoe factory, a copperhead near Buchanan Valley, Hessian fly damage to Berks county wheat, lightning kills two cows in York County, and an $85,000 bank theft at Freehold with no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Raffensberger
New Oxford
Raffensberger
Ray M. Price
McCosh
Hanover
Mize
Genevieve Cole
Buchanan Valley
Berks county
Berks
F. Pyle
Gatchetville
York county
Youth Charged with Massie Family Murders Sentenced to Death
Harley Beard, 19, confessed to the May 13 killings of Mrs. Nancy Massie and her children Mary and Robert at Greasy Ridge near Ironton Ohio. He was a farm hand for the Massie family and faces execution by electric chair on Oct. 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Beard
Nancy Massie
Mary
Robert
Greasy Ridge
Ironton
Ohio
Beard
Massie
Bavarian Queen Injured by Sky Rocket
The queen of Bavaria was struck on the head by a sky rocket during a Passau celebration near Munich. She was reported resting well and expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Passau
Munich
Bulldog Defeats Large Black Snake Then Dies
A New Sharon New Jersey bulldog owned by William Allen fought a lengthy battle with a large black snake and killed the reptile before dying a few hours later from convulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen
New Sharon
N. J
Bomb for Czar Blows Up Train
An assassination attempt on Czar Nicholas I and Czarevitch Alexis failed when a bomb on the tracks exploded after a postal train passed the line. Officials cited a locomotive defect for the wreck and injuries to three employees, denying any royal target claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Russia
Roosevelt Plans Presidential Run In 1916
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will accept the Progressive party nomination for president in 1916. He spoke in Southampton before sailing to New York, stating he will not seek New York governorship or U.S. Senate, and argues the country is in an unhealthy state needing his cure. The Panama Canal tolls for May totaled 7356.12 on cargoes mainly sugar from Hawaii. A Delware fraud case exposes fake gold bricks in Oklahoma deeds. Five year old Mildred Yudkovitz was abducted and attacked near Wilkes-Barre. she is in critical condition as police search for the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive party
Southampton
Imperator
New York
United States
Canal
Panama canal
Mildred Yudkovitz
Isaac Yudkovitz
Edwardaville
Wilkes- Barre
James Williams
Snake Attacks Baby in Cedar Top Readers
Mrs Amos Edwards of Cedar Top near Reading Pennsylvania returned home from the truck garden to find a four foot snake attacking her year old child. The snake bit a finger before wriggling free and was shot by the grandfather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Edwards
Cedar Top
Reading
anake
Also Mentioned on This Page
MANSION HOUSE
Centre Square
PENN
Hanover Dye Works
French Dry Cleaners
S. TOPAZ
Prederick St
Senate
Greenebaum
The Square
K.S. Baker
Center Square
W. J. MILLER
Richard
Harry M. Bange
Ralph M. Weaver
Getetgsburg College
A. Wilhelm Company
ir. Weaver
Edward A. Weaver
Wm P. Quinby
Alda C
Leo C. Newcomer
George K. Behelman
Shiremanstown
Pearl A. Wentz
Carlisle
Olinger
U. B
Charles Gardner
Anna B. Baker
Menallen township
Raymond F. Cole
Franklin township
W. A. Howard
St. Ignatius church
Robert G. Weaver
Mies Bertha Fieenhart
Craig Shields
Alice E
Clarence A. Willis
New York City
W. F. Way
Maude Kling
Daniel S. Wentz
Trinity Reformed church
M. J. Roth
Nettie Myers
Goodyear
Oliver D. Cline
Mount Tabor
Hagerstown
E. K. Thomas
Zella B. Currene
Robert W. Watson
Virginia Mille
A. D Stratton
Bimory Wolf
Tursday
Prof. Wolf
Batavia, N.Y
Rosanna Wavel
John F. Walter
Lincoln Way Inn
Walter’s
Joseph G. Ferari
U.S
Erie
Canada
W. B. Flemming
Edw
Frey
sixth
Monroe Grove
Latimore township
Barrens
Grove
Calvin Wassem
Alice Wassem
John Bazans
D.D
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Maria Furnance
3. C. Schaplin
Colonial Trust company
Pittsburgh
Freehold bank
Colonial
Delaware
Bridgeville
Milford
Del
Oklahoma
Search the New Oxford Item Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New Oxford Item?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.