Indian Market Sees Theft Rise and Rebound
The report notes a rise in thefts across markets led by several incidents in the sector. Data shows a 3 percent increase week over week with traders citing uneven demand and supply pressures.
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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
4
Ration Permits Issued For 127 Tires 41 Tubes In Adams Co South
Ration Board No. 1 lists 127 new or recapped tires and 41 tubes for eastern Adams County residents. The notice names numerous individuals and firms across Hanover Littlestown Gettysburg and New Oxford with allocations for farm products transportation and defense work. A 1000 pound camelback material award goes to Place Brothers Littlestown for retreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Littlestown
New Sheppard
Myers & Sheppard
Hanover
Glen C. Myers
Gardners
Delbert A. Brown
Gettysburg
Frank L. Matthias
Littlestown R. D
Place Brothers
New Aero Oil Company
New Oxford
Littlestown Canning Company
J. R. Robinson
M. F. Florence
Andrew S. Bauerline
Alwine Brick Company
I. C. Kelly
Local Social Notes From New Chester Area
Miss Regina Hankey of Frederick Maryland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Francis Yingling. Miss Donnalee Yingling visited Mr R J Hankey and family in Orrtanna. Miss Romaine Wolf of Littlestown spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ray Leer. Corporal Robert Stitt of Alabama is on a fourteen day furlough with his mother Mrs Susanna Stitt. Mrs Andrew Lehman and children ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Hankey
Frederick
Francis Yingling
Donnalee Yingling
R. J. Hankey
Orrtanna
Romaine Wolf
Littlestown
Ray Leer
Robert Stitt
Alabama
Susanna Stitt
Andrew Lehman
Chil
Sunday Visits Across Adams County Families
A listing of numerous local families from Dren to Bendersville spending Sunday with relatives in nearby towns including Gettysburg Biglerville East Berlin York Springs Littlestown and Hanover. Names include Stock Dellinger Millhimes Group Cooley Shank Jacoby Withers and Kime among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren
William Miller
Robert Dellinger
New Oxford
Roy Stock
the Pines
George Deatrick
Cletus Millhimes
Robert Trimmer
Edwin Snyder
Clyde Myers
Levere ‘Myers
Hummelstown
Cedric Group
Gettysburg
George Eckenrode
Biglerville
Alvin Group
Wyleen
Edward Clapper
Margaret
Chas. Wilt
Pearl
Geneva Cooley
East Berlin
Cris Cooley
Nevin Shank
William
York Springs
Bernard Jacoby
Hanover
Joseph Withers
Ray Stitt
R. D
Grim Bowers
Littlestown
Thurman Turner
David Kime
John Kime
This Place
Harold Taylor
Bendersville
Baptism and Birth Notices From Edge Grove
The Very Rev John F O Donnell baptized Barbara Ann Timmins infant of Mr and Mrs Raymond Timmins Edge Grove in Conewago Chapel Godparents were Mr and Mrs Edward Liversberger Hanover John J Noel son of Mr and Mrs George C Noel Hanover R D 4 has been sent to Miami Beach Fla after enlisting in the Coast Artillery Birth announced for Janice Elaine a daughter of Mr and Mrs Clair Frock Hanover R D 4 born June 12 at Hanover hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. O'Donnell
Barbara Ann
Raymond Timmins
Edge Grove
Conewago Chapel
Edward Liversberger
Hanover
John J. Noel
George C. Noel
R. D
Coast Artillery
Miami Beach
Fla
Sugar Stamps 5 and 6 Value Raised to Two Pounds Each
The Office of Price Administration announces stamps 5 and 6 now worth two pounds each while covering four weeks, keeping weekly consumer rations at half a pound. Stamp 4 remains valid for one pound and expires June 27. Stamps with different values extend validity to July 26 and August 23. Ane ndr grocers face fewer stamps to handle. Coffee rationing unlikely soon but grocers must monitor sales under the quota system. Harold B. Rowe notes shipping space may force further curtailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Aneijer
Harold B. Rowe
Local workers join Rise, Trew and Rice at Biglerville
Arthur Brown, Huber Englebert Jr. Richard and Gerald Little, Newly Taughinbaugh and son Myrl secure positions with Rise Trew and Rice in Biglerville. Private Albert Englebert at Camp Polk Louisiana returns from a fourteen day furlough to his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Englebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Huber Englebert
Richard and
Gerald Little
Taughinbaugh
Myrl
Rise
Trew and Rice Company
Biglerville
Albert Englebert
Camp Polk
Louisiana
Robert Englebert
Spicer admitted to Warner hospital in Gettysburg area
Paul Spicer of Gettysburg R. D. was admitted to Warner hospital as a patient while Dean Carey of Gettysburg R. D. was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Spicer
Gettysburg R. D
Warner Hospital
Dean Carey
Miller R Hoke Miller 81 Dies in Fayetteville Home
Mrs Ruhamma H H Miller widow of J K Miller aged 81 died at 8 45 Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs George H Sites home in Fayetteville She was a Church of the Brethren member at Upton Surviving are three daughters and a son Mrs Sites Mrs Charles Blattenberger Mercersburg R1 Mrs Harry Sellers Chambersburg R1 Paul Miller New Oxford a sister Mrs Isabell Stouffer Greencastle R1 a brother Seymore Hoke Greencastle R1 30 grandchildren and ten great grandchildren Funeral services were held at Upton Church at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon in charge of Revs C E Grapes and Ralph G Rarick Burial followed in cemetery adjoining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J K. Miller
George H. Sites
Fayetteville
Church of the Brethren
Upton
Sites
Charles Blattenberger
Mercersburg R
Harry Sellers
Chambersburg R
Paul Miller
New Oxford
Isabell Stouffer
Greencastle
Seymore
Canceled John H. Freed Reunion Planned at Union Park
The John H. Freed family reunion set for July 26 at Union Park near Arendactsville is canceled due to gasoline shortage. Commencement diplomas were awarded to Charlotte Long Jean Miller Bernard Sneeringer Nelson Weaver Edward Altland Norman Weaver and Walter Kuhn at St Josephs parochial grade school Bonneauville. Herman Teaman Hanover, a New Oxford figure, was sent home by ambulance from Hanover General Hospital after a broken leg injury months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Parochial
Bonneauville
Charlotte Long
Jean Miller
Bernard Sneeringer
Nelson Weaver
Edward Altland
Norman Weaver
Walter Kuhn
Herman Teaman
Hanover
New Oxford
Hanover General Hospital
Mr. Teaman
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.C. Brinton
Hanover R
Frank Margret
Roy C. Watson
George A. Rabenstein
Abbottstown
Lloyd E. Cleaver
Ray E. Myers
Hampton
Earl C. Cleaver
Calvin E. Lynch
Donald D. Taylor
George S. Kimmel
John W. Myers
Paul C. Koontz
Charles S. Scott
Clayton W. Moul
Elmer Plank
Paul M. Warnick
Bernard L. Stevens
Grover C. Chronister
Leon E. Weaver
McSherrystown
Dale F. McIntyre
Cameron C. Spangler
William M. Shultz
R. 3
Marguerite Snyder
Orrin H. Sanders
Charles E. Alwine
Richard C. Baker
Paul E. Myers
Gettysburg R
Charles A. Tate
Idaville
James Harvey Pettyjohn
Paul Gebhart
Charles W. Gardner
Vernon A Layman
William C. Wenner, Jr
Clair F. Shillito
Russell W. Zeigler
Charles E. Smith
Roy D. Swope
Lloyd Hoff
Michael Trostle
Emanuel L. Laughman
Donald Beaver
William V. Klunk
Nelson Miller
John W. Shelleman
Theron A. Slagle
Ralph E. Stine
James Straley
Charles T. Chronister
Gardners R
Glen Hofe
H. Odbert
Paul J. Beck
Harvey S. Grove
Alma M. Miller
Joseph Buscaglia
R. 2
Chas.s. Mumper N. Wash. St
Frank T. Watson
East Middle Street
Gettysburg, PA
John H. Basehore
Justice OF the Peace
General Insurance
Murphy
W—Res
My “At
Ain
York
Pennsylvania
Sot ES Eno
East Market ST
New Chester
Star Brand Shoes
Martin's Shoe Store
Balto. St
Dairy Farmers
N. T. Maring
Byltimore ST
L. D. Shealer
MidDle Street
Hunterstown
Bankert’s
S. Queen St
Littlestown, Pa
H. T. Maring
Baltimore ST
Ing
Tion
Pennsyl
Vania
Adams County Egg Co-Op. Association
North Washington St
Mrs
Ruhamma H. Miller
Ruhamma Hoke Miller
NEW Central Hotel
Center Square
Hanover, Pa
Sell's & Parr's
Hanover, Penna
Reel General Tire Service
Philco
Zenith General Electric
General Electric
Leonard
Guy A. F. Hoke
Sunoco
Wayne
E. Donald Scott
John Deere
Balto
Geo
M. Zerfing
Uncle Sam
Carlisle Street
S. F. “Pappy” Swope, Prop
U. S
Hemminger
Rexall Drug Store
New Oxford, PA
Lippy
Chambersburg Street
Chambersburg ST
J. W. Gilbert
Prop
U.S
Columbia Jewelry Co
First National Bank Bldg
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