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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

16

Adams County records show long-running marriage license docket

The Adams County clerk notes rapid docketing as marriage licenses near 116000 since 1885. Docket No. 28 began May 6 1963 with 388 licenses in 13 months after a two page form change. First license in No. 1 docket was J Otis Patterson and Clara Kuhns in Oct 1885.

Adams County Clerk Karen E. Miller Clyde R. Koontz Gettysburg R Jerry William Justice Nile K. Justice Aspers Adams County J. Otis Patterson Reading Two Clara V. Kuhns Hedlersburg New Chester H. C. Shindle Lewis Metzer Naylor Wilbur J. Naylor Nappanee Ind Ann Louise Musselman Howard Y. Musselman Orrianna Glenn Rodney Gastley Elmer R. Gastley Carol Ann Arentz Kenneth S. Arentz South St Hanover Donald Edward Wagaman Norman Wagaman Fayetteville R Della Jane Naugle

York Springs News Notes Highlights Local Activities

Mr and Mrs James Neely and four children visit his mother Mrs Cleo Neely. Mr and Mrs David W Bosserman Browns ville announce birth of daughter Crystal Yvette May 20 1964. York Springs 4 H Sewing Chil Stitchers at Work meet at leader Mrs Arthur Livingston. Officers elected Ann Diener president Anita Slothour vice president Martyn Diener secretary Carolyn Dobbs refreshments Cathy King games Lois Spertzel games. 4 H Day Camp reports at York Springs Elementary School with Martha Hikes presiding. A club tour and weiner roast planned July 20. Meeting attended by 24 members with leaders present. Helen M Decker York Springs R2 to Ronald E and Sarah H Starry York Springs R2 a Huntington Twp property sold for 3000.

James Neely Cleo Neely David W. Bosserman Brownsville Tex Crystal Yvette Bosserman James Bosserman York Springs R. 1 Martina Martinez York Springs Arthur Livingston Ann Diener Anita Slothour Martyn Diener Carolyn Dobbs Cathy King Lois Spertzel Camp Tuckahoe Martha Hikes Mike Chronister Kent Paul Middour Dora Lee Myers David Reinecker Kent Middour Weiner Carroll Slothour Raymond Leer Duane Duncan

County approves new school staff and extended hours plan

The board authorized staff additions and a 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. schedule with a day care center at Arendtsville Lutheran Church. Superintendent Coulson may add staff per enrollment and budget. They also recommended state council disapprove annexation of 8.9 acres from Conewago Township for school use, noting reorganization will erase district lines by 1966.

John A. Raffensperger Lilian M. Burgoon Martin T. Walter M. Francis Coulson Arendtsville Lutheran Church State Council of Basic Education Conewago McSherrystown

School board weighs psych program cost and pupil impact

The directors discussed a proposed change costing the township $1,000 annually in school taxes affecting two public school pupils. In a separate action they approved the Conewago Two School District general fund budget for 1964-65 and the May and June special education payroll. The meeting adjourned at 10:20 p.m.

Conewago

District Manager Joseph Dickenson Appointed at Chambersburg SSA

Joseph Dickenson was named district manager of the Chambersburg social security office effective Monday. He replaces Paul Dunham and comes from Batavia New York where he led a district office. Dickenson has 23 years in federal service with posts in Bridgeton Camden Dover Chester and Philadelphia and a 42 year World War II Army career.

Joseph 5. Dickenson Chambersburg Social Security Joseph B. O’connor Department of Health, Education and Welfare Dickenson Paul W. Dunham Johnstown Dilmore C. Smith Batavia N.Y Bridgeton N.J Camden Dover Del Chester Philadelphia U.S. Army Europe North Africa First Army

Burnell Leonard 25th Wedding Anniversary Honor

Mr and Mrs Burnell Leonard of McSherrystown were honored at a surprise party for their 25th anniversary at Conewago fire hall. Their children Lawrence Patricia and Richard arranged the event with attendees from New Oxford Hanover Taneytown and Edge Grove. Plasma, an amber fluid, comprises 55 percent of human blood.

Burnell Leonard McSherrystown Conewago Lawrence Patricia Richard Leonard Cora Myers Lincolnway West New Oxford Donald Myers Raymond Leonard Jane Austin Leonard Michael Austin Jr Paul Leonard Paul Jr Spurgeon Duke John Hawn Sr John Hawn Jr Linda Alwine Hanover James Hemler Charlene Tina Taneytown Doris Smith MecSherrystown Pamela Gleason Fairfield Lawrence Leonard John Poist Loretta Poist Edge Grove

Exhaust System Keeps Kitchen Comfortable

Helen E. Bell from Pennsylvania State University advises year round kitchen ventilation using a mechanized exhaust system to remove hot moist air. A self contained ceiling wall or hood unit with a high capacity fan should refresh air every three minutes. keep ducts straight and vent outside. range hoods cost more but improve odor removal and cleaning.

Helen E. Bell Pennsylvania State University Miss Bell

Death of Charles M. Grove in York at 71

Charles M. Grove, 71, of York, died at 6 a.m. Wednesday at his home. He was the son of the late Jacob and Annie Grove of East Berlin. Survived by widow Esther Hall, East Berlin, one son Byron Grove, York, and four sisters Helen Sowers, Grace Pacton, both of York, Robert Lau, East Berlin, and Paul Krenzer, Hanover. Interment in Union Cemetery, East Berlin. Funeral arrangements incomplete.

Charles M. Grove York Jacob Annie Grove East Berlin Esther Hall Byron Grove Helen Sowers Grace Pacton Robert Lau Paul Krenzer Hanover Union Cemetery

Farm equipment needs shelter as summer wear cuts life

Extension agricultural engineers at Pennsylvania State University warn that summer sun and heat shorten farm equipment life. They note modern machines are costly and more perishable when left exposed, so keeping gear under cover helps protect investment.

Pennsylvania State University

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