Nu Ox Junior Baseball League Standings and Scores
East Berlin Holtzschwamm 40 1.000 leads standings with New Oxford 22 .500 and Grace EUB 13 .250. Friday results include Holtzschwamm 12 Mt. Carmel 9 and Red Run forfeits. Monday fixtures list East Berlin 13 Mt. Carmel 5 and New Oxford teams in several matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Holtzschwamm
New Oxford
Luth
Red Run
Mt. Carmel
Abbottstown
Grace Eub
USDA says wealthier city areas lack widest food variety
The U S Department of Agriculture notes that in wealthier city districts the broadest range of foods is not found at supermarkets. The agency cites a recent survey highlighting variations in product diversity across income levels and neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department Marketing Spe
New Oxford Legion Beats Spring Grove 5-3 to Even League Record
The New Oxford Legion team won at Spring Grove last Wednesday 5-3 to even its league mark at 2-2. A three run seventh inning sparked the victory as Larry Phiel allowed four hits in a complete effort.
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New Oxford Legion
Spring Grove
Larry Phiel
New Oxford
West York
Larry Shrader
South Penn Baseball Loop Scores and Next Games
Sunday results list Arendtsville 5 Cashtown 0, Mummasburg 2 Taneytown 1, Brushtown 3 New Oxford 2, Harney 11 Bonneauville 3. Next Sunday schedule includes New Oxford at Mummasburg, Taneytown at McSherrystown, Littlestown at Bonneauville, Harney at Cashtown, Arendtsville at Brushtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arendtsville
Cashtown
Mummasburg
Taneytown
Brushtown
New Oxford
Harney
Bonneauville
McSherrystown
Littlestown
Pet Arendtsville
Brushtown Harney
Budget shoppers drive wide food selections in low income areas
Retailers respond to budget conscious homemakers by expanding the range of foods in supermarkets serving lower income neighborhoods to stretch household budgets. Managers recognize consumer demand for variety and value in accessible stores.
Across and Down Clue Answers for Puzzle
A themed word puzzle listing across and down clues with definitions for words of varying lengths. Includes common terms such as dance step container and iron chemical symbol with standard crossword conventions.
Local Birth Announcements and Northeastern Victory Highlight Hanover Area
The notice lists births at Hanover General Hospital including a son for Swartz baugh and a daughter for Moul and Alvarado among others. In sports Northeastern defeated 4 0 in a game before a large crowd, Gebert struck out 14, while Horner of New Oxford fanned five and yielded nine hits. New Oxford hosts Glen Rock next.
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Northeastern
Gebert
Horner
New Oxford
Glen Rock
Neighbors urge more shared activities to keep families together
A neighborly appeal by Helen argues that communal activities reduce broken homes by encouraging families to do things together. The message promotes social cohesion and neighborly cooperation as a remedy for division.
Summer Heat Peaks With 93 Degree Weekend Residents Warned of Thunderstorms
Summer began with record heat as highs reached 93 degrees this weekend. Thunderstorms moved in from the north and south bringing a drop in temperatures and hail reported in the western and northern Adams County mountains. Overnight low settled around 70 degrees.
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Adams County
Rug Size Tips From Penn State Extension Specialists
Penn State extension home management specialists advise buyers to determine rug size before shopping. An area rug defines and accents a room area, offers color and design, and suits rooms with limited space or visible wood flooring. Consider room proportions to choose an appropriate rug size.
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Penn State Extension Home Management
Hospital report lists admissions and discharges in several towns
The Warner Hanover East Berlin and surrounding hospitals report numerous patient movements. Admissions include Linus F. Smith and Roy E. Smith in Gettysburg areas, Ignatius Staub in McSherrystown, and Pius Becker Hanover R5. Discharges feature Mrs Ransom Wyatt New Oxford and Mrs Pearl Kemper York Springs, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Swartzbaugh
McSherrystown
Hanover General Hospital
Burnell W. Moul
Hanover R
Raymond Staub
Gardners R
Seidle
Mechanicsburg
Paul Mumphrey
Abbottstown
Hanover General
Warner Hospital
Carl Barrick
Gardners R. 2
Carlisle Hospital
Donald R. Williams
York Springs
Seidle Hospital
Linus F. Smith
Gettysburg
Roy E. Smith
Calvin R. Shultz
Harold C. Patterson
Roy Rummel
Aspers
Ransom Wyatt
New Oxford
Ralph Sloan
Pearl R. Kemper
H. Scott
Tina M
Ray W. Wagner
Ignatius M. Staub
Augusta B. Pascoe
Pius G. Becker
Teresa D. Fisher
Richard W. Fisher
Alvin Henry
East Berlin
Paul B. Trimmer
Cora A. Wehler
Ray A. Neiderer
Charles L. Neiderer Sr
Kenneth B. Bream
John E. Grim
Albert J. Gilbert
Carroll Jo Fink
Ronald E. Klunk
Carlisle St. Extended
Hanover Hospital
Carroll Parr Thomasville
Philip E Nell
Harry Nell
Charles L. Neiderer
Hanover
Doris A. Noble
Merle R. Noble
Nevin C. Mummert
Sandra K Kerchner
Arthur J. Lawyer
Hanover Ro
David E. Dellson
Charles E Dell
George Riser
New Oxford Root
Daniel P. Kramer
Leon F. Smith
New Onford
Philp A Grim
Dover
Francisco Alvarado
Francis A. Day
Enos M_ Shank
Melvin J) Shank
John R Swartzbaugh Jr
Raymond R Moore
Aloysius
Klunk
Burnell W Moul
Hanover KR
Norman Tawney
Timothy D Koontz
Robert
Koontz McSherrystown
Rodman I. Moul
Arthur J. Sawyer
Hanover K
Carvin E. Dennis Sr
Paul Humphrey
Mark So Smith
Holy Spirit Hospital
Camp Hill
Family Reunion of the John W. Herman clan in West Virginia
The annual Herman family reunion was held Sunday at Clyde Spies home in Hedgesville West Virginia. James Herman New Oxford taught the Sunday school lesson. Attendees included multiple Herman relatives from Hanover York New Oxford and Falling Waters along with spouses and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Herman
Clyde Spies
Hedgesville
W. Va
James Herman
New Oxford
Clair Feeser
Carroll Fuhrman
Richard Herman
Doris Hamm
Linda Frock
Hanover
Mary Danley
Linda
York
Raymond Herman
Ann
John Herman
Carroll Shorb
Harold Manning Jr
Tammy
Falling Waters
You Cannot Lift Yourself by Downing Others
A concise reminder that personal growth comes from effort and integrity, not from belittling rivals. It underscores self improvement through positive conduct and constructive competition rather than mockery or harm.
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Conewago Recreation League
Nu-Ox
Clubbers
Engineers
Colonials Pa
Turks
Colonials
Tankers
Oilers
Wera
Sea A Ete Arts
Anavision
Mt Trocolor
Haar’s
Route 15
Dillsburg
Technicolor
Gun Hawk
Rory Calhoun
Rod Cameron
Cary Grant
Audrey Hepburn
Ashiya
Yul Brynner
Richard Widmark
George Chakiris
Eastman Color
Panavision Plus Cartoon
Tamahine
Nancy Kwan
Children of the Damned
American Legion Baseball League
South Penn
Upper Adams Pony League
Idaville
Bendersville
Biglerville
Bigierville
CYL Sul Rae
Cy Majestic Gfitysburg
Elvis Presley
Margret
Sun
Mon
Tony Christine Curtis Kaufmann
Jerry Lewis
Patsy
Thomasina
Yogi Bear
Zabalon
Lincoln
Speerway
Rte
A. C. Gordon
English City
Lement
Lincoln Speedway
Blazing Barr
Pant Coe
Oxford
O. C. Coble
Tel
A. In Memoriam
Hanover Transfer CO
Aero Mayflower
Hanover St. Hanover
Brinkerhoff van
Carlisle St
Grizzell’s
Automotive
Menchey Music Service
Hanover, Pa
Charles C. Greene
Shonnda
A. Auto Service
Home Service and Supply
Home Service & Supply
East Berlin Pa
Stauby's Furniture
Lincolnway East
Keyboard Studios
E. Market St
ACM
Ford
Revonah Home Supply
MOBIL
B. C. Schuchart, Inc
Elm Ave
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Eshelman
D. H. Sharrer & Son, Inc
S&h
York St
Massey-Harris
Allis-Chalmers
John Deere
Case and International
Baers
Keener Equipment Co
Manheim Pike
Lancaster
R. J. Brendle
Chester Lopfr
Henry E. Markle
Sunset Ave
Brendle
Baltimore St
Hilco Homes
W. C. Hughes Co
Guernsey
Phone Big
Call Reiharts
Hampton
Danner’s
J. Raymond Miller
Danner's Realtors Real Estate
Statler
Water St
Gary McCray CO
Alston Motors, Inc
Imperial
Chrysler
Valiant
Washington St
Frankelswartz
J. L. Topper
Ridge Ave
MecSherrystown
Cross Keys
Zoellers Fruit Mart
Sanduf's
Rigierville
Thrift Shop
Spring Grove RD
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