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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

6

Hanover to Lincoln Highway three way highway planned

Hanover borough officials led by Borough Manager C A Eckbert started a campaign to build a three way concrete highway linking Hanover to the Lincoln Highway at Cross Keys. A child from York Springs suffered a fractured collarbone and a cracked shoulder blade after a fall in her home cellar. The report notes local social, church, and schooling events including marriages, anniversaries, and movements of residents such as A Danner Buehler visiting Tuscarora Summit for the summer.

C. A. Eckbert Hanover Cross Keys Dorothy Weigle Grayson Weigle York Springs Weigle New Oxford A. Danner Buehler Charles Heyser Guldens Tuscarora Summit Jackson Shoe Company Irishtown Ludwig Keller Straban Geraldine Tolin Canton Ohio Charles &Owers Waldheim William Eckert James Gattys Hotel Gettysburg Conewago Chapel George E. Sheffer Lutheran Church Vernon Rife Fred Fleshman Temple University Philadelphia John C. Fleshman West High Street Harriet Cook Charles W. Cook Hanover Street Joseph O'Brien South Peters Street Lykens Charles O. Gunther A. W. Hildebrand Baltimore Maryland Edwin Lough Bedford H. F. Lough Wilton Miller Lincolnway West Reading Frinceton New Jersey New Oxford Cemetery Caroline Robinson Joseph Small John Martin Leo Smith Josephine Smith Evelyn Staub Orange Street Robert Walters Paul Foulk Altoona T. E. Bower Berlin Avenue Gordon Davies Hunterstown Washington and Lee University Wallace Davies Washington and Lee Roanoke Wimbert Neely Lansdowne Harrisburg Neely Guy Miller State College G. A. Klingel N. Lingg John Corbin Westminster First Lutheran Church Arthur A. Hall Lincolnway East Elton Gable Doris Goldie Millar John Z. Millar New Chester

N. O. Council Ends Special Session Actions Taken

The N O Council met in adjourned session with President Wolfe presiding. They authorized renewing a 1500 dollar note for 90 days, approved hot coating a stand pipe at 95.50 by Albert Smith, and assigned the water committee to supervise. They opted against the WPA water main project but will lay 788 feet of four inch main on Lincolnway East with a fire plug. They will consult H R Wertz about North Peters Street plans and study fill banks on Golden Lane. Fireworks ordinance enforcement and a notice in the paper were approved. Meeting adjourned to call of the president.

Town Hall Wolfe Griffen Hensel F. & M. Bank Albert Smith Wagner Himes Beng Lincolnway East H. R. Wertz

Why Faded Fabrics in Scientific American

In the June issue of Scientific American Dr John H Sachs of Wilmington Delaware discusses faded fabrics. He is a leading dyestuffs authority and an executive adviser on fine dyes at E I du Pont de Nemours and Company.

Scientific American John H. Sachs Wilmington Delaware W. E. Wilson New Oxford America E. I. duPont de Nemours & Company

Edna May Alwine to Wed Damon P Vickers in Newark

Mr and Mrs W C Alwine of New Oxford announce the engagement of their daughter Edna May to Damon P Vickers of Philadelphia. Edna May, a 1923 Carnegie Tech graduate and Newark cafeteria assistant manager, is engaged to Damon, a University of Pennsylvania alumnus and art instructor, track coach and athletics director at Central High School for Boys. No wedding date is set.

W. C. Alwince New Oxford Edna May Newark New Jersey Damon P. Vickers Philadelphia Miss Alwine Hanover High School Carnegie Institute of Technology Vickers University of Pennsylvania Central High School For Boys

Vacation school at St Joseph's parish opens Monday

The St Joseph's parish vacation school will open next Monday morning under two nuns from the Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart Towson Maryland. It runs for one month with daily sessions from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. Pastor is Rev Leo J Krichten. A son Frederick Eugene was born recently in Hanover hospital to Mr and Mrs Romanus Sanders. Mr and Mrs Alvin Chronister will move to Ohio where Mr Chronister has secured employment.

Bonneauville St. Joseph's Parish Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart Towson Maryland Leo J. Krichten Frederick Eugene Hanover Hospital Romanus Sanders Alvin Chronister Ohio Chronister

Autoists Penalized for Intoxication and Licenses

Notice lists actions against drivers including A Lehigh for intoxication with license revoked at 24 York Street Hanover. Wilford H Spangler suspended for failure to appear. Myriam Worthington suspended for driving without license. Jacob Emlet suspended for loaned license. David Frey Krug had driving privilege restored.

Norman A. Lehigh York Street Hanover Wilford H. Spangler Aspers Myriam Worthington Carlisle Street Gettysburg Jacob Emlet David Frey Krug

Fireworks Sales Ban Enforced in New Oxford

The town council warns residents that under 2a borough ordinance fireworks sales are forbidden in New Oxford and no one may set off fireworks. Violations will be prosecuted.

New Oxford

Community church notices and upcoming events

Church school at 9 00 a m welcomes new members and Visitors are welcome worship at 10 00 a m with theme Loyalty to God Above Loyalty to the Government Children’s Day at 7 00 p m Luther League at 6 00 p m last before evening services Synodical church school convention in St Pauls Hanover Thursday Henry W A Hanson Gettysburg evening speaker Loysville Orphans Home Band concert July 7 New Oxford rain site First Lutheran social hall Willow Beach picnic July 25 transportation provided families urged to picnic with basket lunches for all Protestant churches in New Oxford

Luther League New Oxford Willow Beach Park York Street Hanover

New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed Church Schedule

The Rev H E Sheely pastor welcomes worshipers at St Pauls New Oxford Sunday services include church school at 9:00 am with J F Sanders superintendent and Holy Communion at 10:00 am A preparatory service is held Saturday at 7 30 pm The sermon is The Meaning of Remembrance in the Lord s Supper and all are invited for spiritual quickening.

H. E. Sheely St. Paul's New Oxford Church School J. F. Sanders

St Marys Catholic Church Mass Schedule

The Rev D P Reardon pastor. Sunday services list low mass at 630 am and high mass at 900 am followed by benediction.

St. Mary’s Catholic Church D. P. Reardon

Emmanuel Church Abbottstown Sunday Services and Communion

Emmanuel church in Abbottstown invites worshipers to Sunday services with church school led by superintendent C J Meckley at 9 00 a m and worship at 7 00 p m The sermon titled Strong Son of God will be delivered Easy Communion is observed Sunday morning July 5 at 10 00 o clock No preparatory service Visitors are welcome to attend at any time

Emmanuel Abbottstown C. J. Meckley

East Berlin Reformed Charge Services Listed

The Rev. H. D. Houtz presides. Sunday services are scheduled for New Chester at 10:00 a.m. and Hampton at 7:30 p.m.

East Berlin H. D. Houtz New Chester Hampton

York Springs Lutheran Charge Service Schedule

York Springs Lutheran Charge lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m and Holy Communion at 10 30 a m in York Springs. Lower Bermudian offers Sunday school at 9 00 a m and a Children’s Day service at 7 30 p m. Chestnut Grove holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m.

York Springs Lower Bermudian Chestnut Grove

Hip-Topp inn proprietor held for court on gambling

Raymond J. Hipp owner of the Hip-Topp inn at Third and Main streets McSherrystown was held for August court in Adams county on a gambling devices charge after a hearing before Justice L. G. Kuhn. Hipp released on $100 bail. He was arrested after state police seized a pinball machine during a raid Saturday evening.

Raymond J. Hipp McSherrystown Adams County Justice of the Peace L. G. Kuhn Conewago Township Hipp Raymond F. Topper L. D. Grutman F. G. McCartney

Bids Sought for Lincoln Highway Road Work

The state department of highways invites sealed bids for 8410 linear feet of road on the Lincoln highway between Abbottstown and Cross Keys in Hamilton and Berwick townships. Construction includes two 10 foot concrete lanes and a 10 foot center bituminous lane on a crushed base with three reinforced concrete structures. Bids due at Harrisburg by 10 AM July 10.

State Department of Highways Lincoln Highway Hamilton Berwick Abbottstown Cross Keys Secretary of Highways Capitol Harrisburg

Mrs Yeager Improves After Illness at Lincolnway West

Mrs. C. K. Yeager of Lincolnway West, long on the sick list, continues to show improvement as her condition improves.

C. K. Yeager Lincolnway West

Bethlehem Employes Granted Pay Increase and Vacation

The Bethle hem Mines corporation at Bittingers grants a week of vacation with pay and a 20 percent wage raise effective August 1. The company announced the increase.

Bethlehem Mines Corporation Bittingers

Veterans of Foreign Wars convenes in Altoona prompt

Mrs L A Grove Miss Jennie Grove Claude A Stock and Ammon P Markel plan to attend the state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Altoona Friday and Saturday with Stock and Markel as Hanover Post delegates. The Rev Anthony Mayon and Rev Paul D Weaver visit Mrs Johns Weaver in Hanover Street. Fireworks ban proposed for New Oxford around July 4.

Claude A. Stock Town Ammon P. Markel Lincolnway West Veterans of Foreign Wars Altoona Mr. Stock Markel Hanover Post Anthony Mayon Paul D. Weaver Carmel John S. Weaver Hanover Street Spain New Oxford C. A. Bigham Esther Trout Charles Lee Red Lion C. L. Eicholtz Lincolnway East Philadelphia Guy Miller State College Hanover Hospital Mary Wagner Ruth Bigham Wilbur H. Miller Virginia Dorothy Corbin Westminster Maryland N. Lingg Noel's Ida Sheely John McCadden Berlin Street Earl Ditmer Dillsburg Sheely Minnie Lerew Wyndette Michigan Jacob Toomey Hanover Linus Bevenour Pauline Toomey Frank Groft Harry Gettle Harrisburg Harry Fleshman Waynesboro A. P. Wagner New Oxford Fire Company Brush Run Harry Groover George Baker York Arthur A. Hall B. Frank Blair J. W. Barnitz Agnes Smith Raphael Smith Carlisle Street J. F. Rickrode Hagerstown Luther JL. Lupp M. D. Feiser Boonsboro Ed. T. Auker Patsy Ella Auker Mifflintown Edgar Auker Mt. Washington Bretton Woods New Hampshire Sponseller Bernard Livingston Sunnyside Brown's Dam

Deaths Hoover Jacob R. 86 of Harrisburg area

Jacob R. Hoover 86 died Thursday morning at 1 30 at his home 3123 North Fourth Street Harrisburg born May 24 1850 son of the late John H and Elizabeth Rudisill Hoover predeceased by wife Sarah E Wolf survived by seven children Jacob Hoover York Mrs William Kling New Oxford Lawrence Hoover near East Berlin Mrs Ross A Robert Pittsburgh Mrs Floyd E Wolf with whom he resided Lester Hoover Heimer Hoover seven grandchildren five great grandchildren three sisters Miss Savilla Hoover Miss Elizabeth Hoover Mrs Henry Moul near East Berlin funeral Sunday at one oclock at his late residence followed by services in Reformed Church Abbottstown Rev Howard E Sheely officiating burial Mt Olivet Cemetery Abbottstown

Jacob R. Hoover North Fourth Street Harrisburg John H Elizabeth Rudisill Hoover Sarah E. Wolf Jacob Hoover York William Kling New Oxford Lawrence Hoover Berlin Ross A. Robert Pittsburgh Floyd E. Wolf Lester Hoover Heimer Hoover East Berlin Savilla Hoover Elizabeth Hoover Henry Moul Near East Berlin Reformed Church Abbottstown Howard E. Sheely Mt. Olivet

Widow Amanda Auchey dies at 74 in Abbottstown area

Mrs. Amanda Auchey widow of David Auchey died Saturday at 8 30 PM at her daughter Mrs Paul E Chronister’s home in New Oxford aged 74. She was born November 6 1861 daughter of William Laughman and Mary Becker Laughman survived by six children, thirty grandchildren, nine great grandchildren, three brothers and one sister. Funeral held Tuesday at home then Abbottstown Lutheran church with Rev Paul Gladstetter and Rev George Sheffer officiating burial in Abbottstown Lutheran Cemetery.

Amanda Auchey David Auchey Abbottstown Paul BE. Chronister New Oxford Auchey William and Mary Becker Laughman Charles Auchey Claude Auchey Harry Auchey West Manheim Charles Crawford Paradise Township Harry Heffner Dillsburg Paul E. Chronister William Laughman Thomasville Jesse Laughman Stoverstown George Laughman Ellen Heilman York Paul Gladstelter Abbottstown Lutheran Church George E. Sheffer New Oxfordutheran

Death of Garrett W Brinkerhoff at Hunterstown

Garrett W Brinkerhoff 80 died at his home in Hunterstown Sunday evening after three months illness and three weeks bedridden. A lifelong member of Great Conewago Presbyterian Church he is survived by his sister Mrs Margaret E B W Taughinbaugh. Brief home funeral Wednesday at 1 30 PM with services at the church by Revs J M Davies and Seth R Downie. Interment in adjoining cemetery.

Garret W. Brinkerhoff Hunterstown John G Sarah G. (Schriver) Brinkerhoff Brinkerhoff Great Conewago Great Conewago Presbyterian Church J. M. Davies Seth R. Downie

Funeral for Mrs. Sarah L Taughinbaugh in New Oxford

Mrs. Sarah Louisa Taughinbaugh 61 of Gettysburg died Wednesday at home of her daughter in Altoona from complications. Funeral held Saturday at 2 pm at H. B. Bender and Son with Rev. Howard Schley Fox officiating. Interment in New Oxford Cemetery. Survived by two daughters, two sons, two sisters, 12 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Sarah Louisa Taughinbaugh Gettysburg Christian Taughinbaugh D. H. Pool Altoona H. B. Bender and Son Howard Schley Fox Trinity Evangelical-Reformed Church Retura Rafflensperger Alverta Eicholtz New Oxford

Appeals Nixon Divorce Reversal Overturned by Judge Sheely

Captain Thomas Hay Nixon successfully challenged his divorce from Annette Finneron Nixon as Judge Sheely voided the decree on lack of Pennsylvania residency. The appeal bonds and future arguments were filed in Adams County Court, with costs assigned to Nixon and the matter awaiting calendar dates in 1935 36 and 1936 37.

W. C. Sheely Donald P. McPherson Thomas Hay Nixon Annette Pauline Nixon Bfarksburg John P. Butt Nixon AG. Butt Adams County Prothonditary C. Arthur Brame Captain Nixon Anna Cooke Nixon Kate HE. Nixon Gettysburg Sheely Butt Superior Court Court of Common Pleas McPherson Anne Cooke Chevy Chase Maryland Adams County Pennsylvania Annette Finneron

Twin son dies. mother and surviving child thrive

One of the twin sons born to Mr and Mrs Donald Miller of Gettysburg died Friday after a birth Thursday and Friday. The mother and the other child are reported doing nicely.

Donald Miller Gettysburg

Road contract awarded in Harrisburg for rural route work

The department of highways awarded a contract for 244 miles of grading and drainage and construction of two reinforced concrete structures and one I-beam bridge on rural routes 01063 and 01054 in Menallen township and Bendersville borough to Harry T. Goetz of Green Castle for $18,264.

Harrisburg Department of Highways Menallen Township Bendersville Harry T. Goetz Greencastle

Townsend Rally at Farmers Grove near Abbottstown

In conjunction with a Saturday picnic, the Davidsburg Band sponsors a Townsend Rally at Farmers Grove near Abbottstown. Clubs in the area organize the event with several speakers expected and a large crowd anticipated. Music will be provided by the New Oxford High School band, state champions.

Davidsburg Farmers’ Grove Abbottstown New Oxford High School

Fireworks Sale at Cross Keys Inn Attracts Crowds

A broad selection of fireworks is on sale at the Cross Keys Inn drawing shoppers from nearby towns. Venders display assorted items including fountains, rockets, and wheels as the holiday season approaches.

Cross Keys Inn

Tax Notice for 1934 1935 Taxes in New Oxford Borough

Tax collector John M. McCadden warns all residents with unpaid 1934 and 1935 taxes that wages will be attached after July 1 1936 and liens filed on December 1 1936 against properties with unpaid taxes.

John M. McCadden New Oxford

Turner Wagner Wedding Ties Two Pennsylvania Families

Miss Mary E. Wagner daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley Wagner New Oxford R2 and Thereman O Turner son of Mr and Mrs Calvin O Turner Gettysburg R4 were married in Hagerstown on Saturday The Rev J M Carter officiated with a single ring ceremony The bride works at Livingston shoe factory and the groom at a Gettysburg bank farm They will live with the groom’s parents

Turner—Wagner Mary E. Wagner Harley Wagner New Oxford Thereman O. Turner Calvin O. Turner Gettysburg Hagerstown J. M. Carter Livingston

Local couple weds in St Marys church New Oxford

Miss Helen B Strasbaugh and Richard F Klunk were married at 8 Saturday morning in St Marys church New Oxford by Rev Phillip Colgan assisted by Rev D P Reardon. The bride and groom plan to reside in McSherrystown after a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home.

Two Local Couples Tie the Knot in McSherrystown

Miss Catherine Ackerman daughter of Charles Ackerman of McSherrystown and John Riser son of Mrs. Fannie Riser near New Oxford were married in a nuptial high mass at St Marys church McSherrystown officiated by Rev Father Zanaler. Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Sneeringer Littlestown. The couple shared a breakfast at the bride’s home after the ceremony.

Catherine Ackerman Charles Ackerman McSherrystown John Riser Fannie Riser New Oxford St. Mary's Catholic Church Father Zanaler George Sneeringer Littlestown

Miss Margaret Nau Weds E Donald Scott at Trinity Church

Miss Margaret Nau of Gettysburg daughter of the late Morris and wife Marris Nau married E Donald Scott son of Mr and Mrs Edward A Scott at Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church Friday at 730 pm. The ceremony was by Rev Howard Fox with Rev Frederick Crane assisting before 350 guests. The bridal party included maid of honor Mildred Shue and best man Harold Carbaugh. Ruth Spangler played, and George Dick sang. The bride wore white mousseline de sole with orange blossoms. she holds a talisman rose bouquet. The couple’s future plans follow.

Margaret Nau Gettysburg Wrs Morris Nau E. Donald Scott Edward A. Scott Gettysburg Rh. D Trinity Evangelical Reformed Church Howard 8. Fox Frederick B. Crane Gettysburg Presbyterian Church Scott Mildred Shue Biglerville Carl S. Meachey Harold Carbaugh John K. Lott Gettysburg R D Willis L. Weikert New Oxford Ruth Spangler George Dick Carlisle Wagner Phyllis Menche Gettysburg High School Shippensburg State Teachers

Sheriff Plans County Police for York and Adams

Sheriff John Billet of York county praises his eighteen deputies and plans a countywide force. Sheriff B W Spence of Adams county backs the idea and says he will confer later. Both intend uniformed deputies and constables to patrol for crime prevention and arrests, with night patrols already cutting chicken thefts and drunken driving accidents.

John Billet York County B. W. Spence Adams County Spence Billet

Arrest man on wife's charges in Mount Pleasant township

Russell Wisler of Mount Pleasant township was arrested Friday afternoon in Justice John C. Shearer’s office on desertion non-support and assault charges, warrants issued to Constable Horace L. Bender. Wisler posted 300 and awaits August court after a Monday hearing. charges by his wife Kathryn.

Russell Wisler Mount Pleasant Township Justice of the Peace John C. Shearer Horace L. Bender Wisler Justice Shealer Bender Shealer Wiler Justice Shearer Kathryn Whisler

East End Grocery Sold in Biglerville Transfer

C Melvin Clapsaddle of Hanover purchases the East End grocery in Biglerville from Hoke Siaybaugh, signaling a local business change of ownership.

C. Melvin Clapsaddle Hanover East End Biglerville Hoke Siaybaugh

New Eureka Electric Sweepers Arrive on Sale

Shipment of Eureka Electric Sweepers offered at 59 50 after trade in of old sweeper. Regularly 68 with a $10 trade in credit for a limited time. Electrical Appliances listing at 501 100 Baltimore Bt Hanover Pt.

Eureka Baltimore Bt Hanover

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N. O. Council First Evangelical Lutheran Church A. M B. D New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed Church Bethlehem L. A. Grove Jennie Grove Klunk—Strasbaugh St. Mary's Church Helen B. Strasbaugh Richard F. Klunk Phillip Colgan Hollywood California Father Colgan Earl R. Strasbaugh Klunk A& Son Clarence Klunk Lillian Strasbaugh Loyola I. Keffer Riser—Ackerman Scott—Nau Sheriff Sarah and Wilbur Miller, Jr Anna Mary Shue York Y. M. C. A Sara Louise Miller Wilbur, Jr Bernice Stedeford R. M. Straley State Highway Patrol The Sara Louie H. J. Sterner Poplarsstreet Thomas Smith Bridge John F. O'Donnell Mt. St. Mary's College Carl Brady St. Rose of Lima Church Harry Brady Edge Grove Seppo Blue Sox Centennial A. C Mt. Rock Sacred Heart Parish Sisters of St. Joseph St. Joseph's Convent Chestnut Hill Richard Emory Smith
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