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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
9
Oxford notices list weekly publication details by F I Smith. Subscription terms cover annual advance payment and renewal rules with rates and advertising offerings and printing of varied descriptions.
John W. Hartman of Gettysburg son of Sheriff H J Hartman and former sergeant of Company A 316th Infantry 79th Division has been named to the Pennsylvania State Executive Committee of the American Legion. He will survey interest for an Adams County post for discharged veterans from 1917 to 1918 across Army Navy and Marine Corps.
Sunday school times and worship services listed for First Lutheran Immaculate Conception M E church New Oxford Reformed charge and Abbottstown Emanuel's. Pulpits led by Rev. W M Allison Rev J B Shanahan Rev H B Brunstetter Rev John W Keener with preaching at 7:30 p m and morning masses.
Lovingly recalled by Mr and Mrs C I Bentzel and siblings Goldie Myrtle Ray and Earl. The poem laments a short life and a sudden call to the afterlife, noting Elwood’s gentle nature, his love of stars and lilies, and his peaceful rest in a heavenly home beyond.
The New Oxford Manufacturing Co plans to start operations at the sewing factory near High and Bolton Street on Tuesday June 23 1919. Learners will be paid weekly under supervision. steady year round work for 12 months. Mrs Emma Cashiaen listed as a contact.
A series of marriages announced from Hanover to Gardners and Littlestown includes Robert L. Adams and Grace E. Adams in York, James W. Sager and Myrie M. Snyder, Alpheus Mummert and Goldie Sharretts, and more. Several brides are connected to Hanover families. grooms served in WWI or were in the service, with some awaiting muster out. The notices place weddings in York, Baltimore, Danbury, and other towns, highlighting postwar unions across central Pennsylvania.
Paul P. Lerew of East Berlin sues Henry N. Gitt John J. Schmidt and William F. Kintzing trading as Genco Light Co Hanover to recover 1000 dollars due on a promissory note with interest from January 1 1919. The note for 1700 dollars was dated November 9 1918 and matured January 1 1919. on January 2 1919 payment was refused after the defendant company paid 700 dollars the same day.
The surviving children of the late Mr. and Mrs. David Brown, longtime Hamilton township residents, gathered at Ezra and one’s home in East Berlin on Saturday. Attendees included Jacob Brown Abilene Kansas Daniel Brown near York Springs Rev C C Brown H B Dicks Round Hill H W Swartz New Oxford and Ezra Brown with other relatives. A sumptuous dinner followed a pleasant day of family fellowship.
At Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg two McSherrystown youths earned honors during the 111th annual commencement. Bryan R McCann won Sophomore class gold medal and Sophomore English prize for a best essay on The Works of James Russell Lowell. John P Keffer received a gold medal for proficiency in the second year High School department.
The fourth and fifth divisions of the regular army have been removed from the list of units slated for early return to the United States. General Pershing advised the War Department of the change. Officials say cancellation would occur only under inter allied high command plans with President Wilson’s approval.
Frank Lotz aged 36 shot and killed his wife, 40, in Reading Pennsylvania then died by suicide after demanding she return to him. The couple had been separated and Mrs Lotz had recently secured a non support court order against him.
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