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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1930

Page

4

Wagner Herman wed in Luther an parsonage ceremony

John Michael Wagner and Grace Viola Herman, members of First Lutheran Church New Oxford, were married by Rev. George E. Sheffer at the Lutheran parsonage Tuesday morning. The bride wore white georgette with matching accessories and carried a bouquet of roses and snapdragons. The couple will reside on Lincolnway West at the Mrs Walter Herman property.

John Michael Wagner Grace Viola Herman First Lutheran Church New Oxford George E. Sheffer Walter Herman Lincolnway West

Hospital News Roundup Reflects Numerous Surgeries and Discharges

Readers record a flurry of medical activity from Hanover Gettysburg Littlestown and McSherrystown. Patients including Carlos Staub and Miss Catherine Mehring undergo treatments at Hanover H, Children's Hospital Washington and Jewish Hospital Philadelphia. Several others discharged after operations.

Unveil Tablet To Gen George Meade at Prospect Hall

Secretary of War Patrick Hurley heads a roster of U S officials state representatives and historians at the Meade tablet unveiling near Frederick Maryland on the Himes estate. Governor Fisher will speak with Meade descendant guests and Isaac Pennypacker to recount Meade's Civil War role.

Patrick Hurley United States Pennsylvania Maryland Prospect Hall Frederick Joseph H. Himes New Oxford George Gordon Meade Army of the Potomac Gettysburg John H. Fisher Hurley George G. Meade Isaac Pennypacker Ardmore Fisher Himes Marilyn Katrina Meade Isaac R. Pennypacker John D. Keith

Surprise Party at Weav er Home Hosts Notables

A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Jos S Weaver on Poplar Street hosted by their children Elizabeth and Charles. Attending were Mr and Mrs Leo Robinson and children Cecelia Lucy and Bernadine Mr and Mrs H J Sterner and Miss Lillian Eckert Mr and Mrs John Staub Mr and Mrs Edw Storm and children Eleanor Dorothy and Marion Mr and Mrs Earl Cashman Mrs Jas Noel and children Harold Mary Frances and Pauline Mr and Mrs Cletus Billman and children Robert Doris Evelyn and Richard Refreshments were served.

Jos. S. Weaver Poplar Street Elizabeth Charles Leo Robinson Cecelia Lucy Bernadine H. J. Sterner Lillian Eckert John Staub Edw. Storm Eleanor Dorothy Marion Earl Cashman Jas Noel Harold Mary Frances Pauline Cletus Billman Robert Doris Evelyn Richard

Child Struck Crossing Highway Receives Care

A young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lawrence of Lincoln Highway West was hit by a westbound car driven by P. Flury of York while crossing to the mailbox. She sustained two scalp wounds and abrasions with bruises. several stitches closed the scalp wounds. The child is able to be about.

Geo. Lawrence Lincoln Highway West P. Flury York

Engagement of Dr John H Wolf and Helen McCarroll Announced

The engagement of Dr John H Wolf son of the Rev and Mrs A G Wolf Rural Valley and Miss Helen McCarroll Melrose Park was announced by William J McCarroll. Miss McCarroll and her aunt plan to leave for Europe in July for several months. The wedding is set for the fall. Mrs Wolf was formerly Miss Sarah Sheely of New Oxford.

John H. Wolf A. G. Wolf Rural Valley Helen McCarroll Melrose Park William J. McCarroll McCarroll Europe Wolf Sarah Sheely New Oxford

State highway bids set for 42 miles of road and 11 bridges

The State Department of Highways will open bids on July 10 for 42 miles of new roadway and 11 bridges across 16 projects statewide. Included is Adams county project in Oxford township with 1.21 miles of macadam paving between Irishtown and the New Oxford Hanover road.

State Department of Highways Adams County Oxford Township Irishtown Oxford-Hanover

Center Square Sailor Sails from Baltimore to Brazil

Co. J. Schriver departed Baltimore aboard a Pan American steamship bound for Brazil. The voyage details the move from the Center Square agency to international waters on a Pan-American liner.

Co. J. Schriver Center Square Baltimore Brazil

Mr and Mrs Lough Visit Baltimore Friends

Mr and Mrs H. E. Lough of Hanover Street have been visiting friends in Baltimore.

H. E. Lough Hanover Street Baltimore

Snyder Keckley nuptials at Ridge Avenue M E Church

Gilbert G. Snyder of Hanover and Miss Della V. Keckley of York were married Sunday afternoon at Ridge Avenue M E Church York by Rev W A Graham. The bride’s sister Hilda E Keckley served as maid of honor. The bride worked in the North Metal and Chemical Co York office. Mr Snyder is with the Metropolitan Edison Co Hanover.

Gilbert G. Snyder H. G. Snyder Hanover Della V. Keckley William M. Keckley York Near Guldens Ridge Avenue M. E. Church W. A. Graham Hilda E. Keckley North Metal and Chemical Company Snyder Metropolitan Edison Company of

Wedding at Emmanuel Reformed Church Hanover

Miss Vivian B and Waltman daughter of Mr and Mrs James G Waltman of Hanover wed Reverend Walter S R Powell of Alloway New Jersey. The Rev Dr Henry J Stahr officiated in a Saturday ceremony.

Emmanuel Reformed Church Hanover Vivian B&b. Waltman James G. Waltman Walter S. R. Powell Alloway N. J Henry J. Stahr

Harley Rhinehart nuptials at East Berlin home

Miss Mary Rhinehart daughter of Mrs Anna M Rhinehart Han over and Arthur R Harley Norristown were united in marriage at the bride’s home Saturday by Rev Charles L Baker East Berlin.

Harley

Marriage of Miss Reinaman and Oscar Baughman in Parsonage

Miss Mardella E. Reinaman of Littlestown and Oscar Baughman of Manchester were married Sunday evening at the West Manheim Reformed parsonage by Rev. E. M. Sando. The couple are children of Mr and Mrs Elmer Reinaman and Mr Baughman respectively.

Mardella E. Reinaman Elmer Reinaman Littlestown Oscar Baughman Manchester West Manheim Reformed Parsonage E. M. Sando

Miss Janet Kaltreider Weds Dr. Kenneth Benfer at York Manor

Janet M. Kaltreider daughter of D. Frank Kaltreider and Mrs. Kaltreider married Dr. Kenneth L. Benfer of Baltimore at the Kaltreider country home York Manor. Rev. H. A. Benfer Jr. conducted the ceremony.

Bauserman and Kaehler wed in Chambersburg ceremony

Robert R. Bauserman of York and Miss Lela P. Kaehler daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Kaehler Hanover were married May 29 in Chambersburg by Rev Irwin W Hendricks.

Robert R. Bauserman York Lela P. Kaehler Paul Kaehler Hanover Chambersburg Irwin W. Hendricks

Miss Emeline Moul Weds Dr O D Anderson in Ithaca

Miss Emeline Moul daughter of Edward H Moul and Mrs Moul of Hanover married Dr O D Anderson son of O D Anderson and Mrs Anderson of Anderson South Carolina. The ceremony took place Wednesday at Grace Presbyterian Church Ithaca New York conducted by Rev H J Harden.

Anderson—Moul Emeline Moul Edward H. Moul Hanover O. D. Anderson Anderson S. C Grace Presbyterian Church Ithaca N. Y H. J. Harden

Ackerman and Bell Wed at McSherrystown Church

Miss Mae Ackerman and Melvin Bell were married Tuesday morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church in McSherrystown. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. L Augustus Reudher. The couple is from McSherrystown and Hanover respectively.

Mae Ackerman Joseph Ackerman McSherrystown Melvin Bell Hanover L. Augustus Reudher St. Mary’s Catholic Church

Bernice Carbaugh and Eugene Eline Wed at St Joseph’s Hanover

Miss Bernice Carbaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carbaugh Hanover and Eugene Eline son of Mr and Mrs David Eline McSherrystown united in marriage Tuesday morning at St Josephs Catholic church Hanover by the rector Very Rev James A Huber.

Bernice Carbaugh John Carbaugh Hanover Eugene Eline David Eline McSherrystown St. Joseph’s Catholic Church James A. Huber

Keller Bride Wed in Cashtown Chapel

Nellie E Keller daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Keller of Cashtown became the bride of Rev Fred McLaughlin of New York in Trinity Reformed church Cashtown Wednesday morning. Ceremony by Rev Herbert C Alleman of Gettysburg seminary assisted by Rev R W Limbert Cashtown pastor. The bride a teacher in Gettysburg schools.

McLaughlin—Keller Trinity Reformed Church Cashtown Nellie E. Keller Edward Keller Fred McLaughlin New York Herbert C. Alleman Gettysburg Seminary R. W. Limbert Mae Lower Table Rock Gettysburg

Wolfe Deardorff nuptials at Gettysburg lodge parsonage

Miss Emma C Deardorff daughter of Mrs Margaret Deardorff Orrianna and Clarence E Wolfe a lodge steward at the Loyal Order of Moose were married Wednesday morning by Rev Earl Bowman pastor of St James Lutheran at the Gettysburg parsonage.

Wolfe—Deardorff Emma C. Deardrff Margaret Deardorff Orrianna Clarence E. Wolfe Gettysburg Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose Earl. Bowman St. James Lutheran Church

Miss Esther Pottorff Heads to University of Michigan Summer School

Miss Esther Pottorff a Detroit public school teacher spends the week with her mother Mrs Minnie Pottorff at Pleasant Street and will leave soon for the University of Michigan summer school in Ann Arbor to begin studies.

Esther Pottorff Detroit Minnie Pottorff Pleasant Street Pottorff University of Michigan Ann Arbor

Heimer Sues in Maryland Court for Divorce

The Rev Dr Peter E Heimer and his wife Elizabeth A Heimer reopen divorce proceedings in Frederick County Circuit Court Maryland after a May 26 filing. Heimer seeks absolute divorce while she requests separate maintenance and counsel fees, with out of state witnesses delayed by petition.

Peter E. Heimer New Oxford Elizabeth A. Heimer Frederick Maryland Mr. Heimer Thurmont Creagerstown Rocky Ridge Frederick County Dr. Heimer

Birthday Dinner Honors Local Notables at Forest Park

A birthday dinner was held at Forest Park Hanover for Jack Kaiper of Columbia and William Haverstick of York Springs. Guests included families from Abbottstown Gettysburg Harrisburg Philadelphia Lancaster Columbia and Dallas town with Rev J Harold Little of Gettysburg present.

Forest Park Hanover Jack Kaiper Columbia William Haverstick York Springs Dorothy Harry Haverstick Mildred William E. J. Haverstick Billy Guy Abbottstown Mervin Haverstick Ruth Marie Jean Ray Gettysburg R. D Augustus Noel Wayne W. Ralph Miller Blaine Etta Deardorff Donald New Oxford Ethel Null Wanda Harrisburg Nina Faulkner Philadelphia Elizabeth Long Lancaster Lucy Richards Esther Haverstick Secrist Dallastown J. Harold Little

Births Report From Hancock County Community

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strausbaugh Hanover street welcome a son on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hagerman McSherrystown greet a daughter on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Codors Gettysburg have a son on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Britcher Hanover announce a son on June 16. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yingling Abbottstown report a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. P Ray Enoch Gettysburg welcome an eight pound son, Richard Clair, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weaver Hanover greet a daughter on Sunday. Mrs. Weaver formerly Miss Clara Golden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Golden, Gettysburg.

Earl Strausbaugh Hanover Street Louis Hagerman McSherrystown Chas Codors Gettysburg Oliver Britcher Hanover Charles Yingling Abbottstown P. Ray Enoch Richard Clair Earl Weaver Weaver Clara Golden Samuel Golden

Hanover Couples Receive Marriage Licenses

Richard Eisenberger and Beatrice Mummert both of Hanover. Walter Harry Smith and Edith Julia Horner both of Hanover. Clair Earl Yingling and Edith Julia Horner Hanover.

Richard Eisenberger Beatrice Mummert Hanover Walter Harry Smith Edith Julia Horner Clair Earl Yingling

Hanover doctor buys former Amos Brown property near New Oxford

Dr. G. C. Balcom of Hanover has purchased the twelve acre tract formerly owned by Amos Brown near New Oxford and is occupying the premises.

G. C. Balcom Hanover Amos Brown New Oxford

Public notice keeps off newly beautified Circle grass

The New Oxford Town Council warns all residents to stay off the grass on Center Square. Police will arrest violators under borough ordinances with fines and costs. Civic pride urged. cooperation requested. June 3, 1930. New Oxford, Pa. W. D. Myers, Sec.

New Oxford New Oxford Town Counci

Former county man killed by lightning in electrical storm

Hagerstown native 87 year old Western Maryland railway engineer Charles C Shelleman died instantly after a lightning strike as he called the dispatcher at New Gate Hagerstown yards. Fireman FP Ralston aided and Shelleman was taken for care but died. services planned at New Oxford Lutheran Church and burial in New Oxford Cemetery. He leaves a large family and is survived by wife and five children.

Hagerstown Charles C. Shelleman Western Maryland Railway New Oxford Shelleman Newgate Maryland Williamsport G. Ralston

Deaths: George S. Hummer former New Oxford burgess

George S. Hummer former burgess of New Oxford died Friday at his home from a heart attack suffered a week earlier. He was a Mason and Knight Templar member with ties to Heldon lodge in Illinois, Howell chapter York Oriental consistory Chicago and Gettysburg Commandery. Funeral held Monday at his house with Knights Templar ritual services and burial at Franklin church cemetery near Dillsburg.

George S. Hummer New Oxford Masonic Fraternity Heldon Lodge of Masons Heldon Ill Howell Chapter York Oriental Consistory Chicago Gettysburg Commandery Knights Templar Lula Frey Charles Hummer Reading Mary Shaeffer Dillsburg George E. Sheffer H. E. Sheely Gettysburg Franklin Church Cemetery E. C. Livingston R. M. Baugher C. P. Keefer Martin W. Klinefelter Samuel D. Rhine Ingalls Hammer

Levi Stallsmith 76 Dies After Breakfast Heart Attack

Levi Trostie Stallsmith, 76, farmer and retired blacksmith from near Heidlersburg, died at home after a heart attack Friday morning. He arose at about 4:30 and was stricken while finishing breakfast. Dr. E W Cashman of York Springs failed to save him. Surviving are a wife Sarah J Hollinger, two sons John D. Stallsmith and George L Stallsmith, two daughters Mrs M L Link and Mrs John W Spangler, nine grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. He was a former Tyron e township tax collector and supervisor, served as Heidlersburg Lutheran church trustee, and was buried in Heidlersburg cemetery after services at the house.

Vernor G. Rife Force J. L. Sheetz Center Square C. M. Deatrick E. High Street New Oxford Alpine Brick Pond Ralph Miller, Jr Wolf's Grocery Lincolnway Midway Robert E. Manley York Kate W. Himes Manley Manufacturing Company Martha Hemiler Stough Chauncey F. B. Stough Jas. K. Baugher Roselle N. J Oxford Aero Oil Company Manhattan St. Mary’s Church Jos. N. Whalen Jacob Hippensteel George Myers Green Springs Hippensteel Crass J. O. Kuhn Houston Texas Kuhn Meckley’s Grove Geo. E. Sheffer A. W. Kelly Breil McGrath J. Wolf Hamilton Township S. J. Cashman Justice of the Peace W. D. Myers Act of Assembly P. Y Levi Trostie Stallsmith Heidlersburg E. W. Cashman York Springs Stallsmith Daniel Stallsmith Granite Tyrone Township J. Harold Little Sarah J. Hollinger John D

Lyla Smith Spends Week with Grandparents in Columbia

Lyla Mary Smith of Carlisle street is visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm H Roye in Columbia for the week.

Lyla Mary Smith Carlisle Street Wm. H. Roye Columbia

Lutheran Musical Program at First Lutheran Church New Oxford

A Sunday program at First Lutheran features Doane and Wil son works, solos by Alwine and Winand, a saxophone quartet, and a four part choir with soprano Esther Diehl among others. Rev. G F Sheffer leads scripture and address with offerings to follow. public invited.

First Lutheran Church New Oxford Christ Doane Margaret Snyder Wilson G F Sheffer Mr Sheffer Stults Kathryn Winand Ethel Sheely Kenneth Alwine Lightner Berceuse Jocelyn B. Godard Alwine

Local Residents Report Illnesses and Recoveries in Hanover Area

Mrs. C A Ruff travels to Hanover to care for sister in law Mary Menges who is seriously ill. John Sponseller recovers enough after a mild stroke to move about. Herman Dehoff resumes activity after rheumatism attack. Mrs Artie Gulden and Mrs Sally Strausbaugh remain ill. Robert Keeney recovers from diphtheria lifting quarantine. Mrs Ellen Brodbeck faints at Trinity Reformed church and is cared for at home. Mrs Matilda Brady is seriously ill at Dover. Mrs Washington Hoover remains paralyzed with limited recovery. Mrs Clarence Kennedy and son Russell ill near Five Points.

C. A. Ruff Lincolnway Hanover Mary Menges John T. Sponseller Herman Dehoff Vernon Artie Gulden Hamilton Township A. R. Brodbeck Trinity Reformed Church M. M. Fleagle Matilda Brady Abbottstown Michael Bievenour Dover Washington Hoover Clarence Kennedy Russell Five Points

Two Hanover Boys Join Camp Wyconda Staff

Herman M. Schiebel and Logan B. Emlet, former New Oxford residents and Boy Scouts, left Hanover on Monday to join Camp Wyconda in Belgrade Lakes Maine as camp counselors. They are sons of Mr and Mrs Max Schiebel and Mrs Rena B Emlet.

Herman M. Schiebel Max Schiebel Hanover Logan B. Emlet Rena B. Emlet New Oxford Camp Wyconda Belgrade Lakes Maine Schiebel Emlet

Administration Granted for Levi T Stall-smith Estate

Letters of administration issued to J D and George L Stalls Smith on the Levi T Stall smith estate of Tyrone township valued at 4000 dollars.

J.D George L. Stalls- Smith Levi T. Stallsmith Tyrone Township

Baker Family and Miss Cashman Visit in Pittsburgh

Dr and Mrs Moses Baker and Miss Lottie Cashman are spending time at the latter’s home on Hanover Street in Pittsburgh.

Moses Baker Lottie Cashman Pittsburgh Hanover Street

Roland Morgan Jr and friend visit Pittsburgh kin

Roland Morgan Jr and a friend from Pittsburgh travel to Hanover Street to see the former's grandmother, Mrs. Annie Buckminster.

Roland Morgan, Jr Pittsburgh Annie Buckmnster Hanover Street

Mrs. Ella Ehrhart Enrolls at Shippensburg Teachers Training

Mrs. Ella Ehrhart of Carlisle street begins a special course at the Shippensburg Teachers Training School, pursuing advanced instruction.

Ella Ehrhart Carlisle Street Shippensburg Teachers’ Training School

Church Services Across Local Congregations

Sunday school times are listed for First Evangelical Lutheran Methodist Episcopal and St Pauls Reformed churches. Rev. George Little preaches at First Lutheran morning service with an evening musical program final until fall, St Pauls hosts a religious play by Adams County district youth, Holy Communion planned for July 6 with July 5 preparatory service.

Service Circle First Evangelical Lutheran Church George FE. Sheffer George Little St. Paul’s Reformed Church H. E. Sheely Adams County

Emmanuel Reformed Church Services at Ab Bottstown

Emmanuel Reformed Church Ab Bottstown led by Rev H E Sheely invites all members and the public to Sunday worship at 10 am with Holy Communion. Church School starts at 9 am. A preparatory service precedes communion, not Saturday evening as usual. All are welcome.

Emmanuel Reformed Church Abbottstown H. E. Sheely Church School

Local Lutheran Services and Children’s Day Events

The Pines Lutheran led by Rev. J. Harold Little held worship with Holy Communion at 10 a.m. Hampton Lutheran hosted worship with a sermon at 2 p.m. Heidlersburg Lutheran presented a Children's Day program at 7:30 p.m.

the Pines Lutheran J. Harold Little Hampton Heidlersburg

York Springs Lutheran Charge Sunday Services Schedule

York Springs Lutheran Charge lists Chestnut Grove and Lower Bermudian events. York Springs offers Sunday School at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m with catechetical lesson after. Chestnut Grove has Sunday School at 1 00 p m and preaching at 2 00 p m. Lower Bermudian features Sunday School at 9 30 a m and a Children's Day service at 7 30 p m.

York Springs Chestnut Grove Lower Bermudian

East Berlin Reformed Charge Services at Multiple Times

East Berlin Reformed Charge schedules morning and evening worship at Red Run Bermudian and East Berlin locations. A teacher training class graduation program is planned at Red Run at 2 p m with a special program to follow.

East Berlin Red Run Bermudian

Baseball Picnic To Take Place Saturday

The New Oxford baseball club plans a large picnic Saturday in Alwine's grove with strong community support. Advertised throughout Adams and nearby counties, the event offers amusements and plenty of food to boost the town.

New Oxford Baseball Club Alwine’s Grove Adams

Voter Counts in New Oxford and Local Events Listed

Assessor report shows 642 voters in New Oxford with 306 men and 336 women. Democrats total 223, Republicans 221, Washington Party 41. Some voters did not declare party, affecting primaries. Also noted: Mrs. Harvey Weidner elected secretary of the Mothers' Assistance Fund of York County. Upcoming events include an automobile show and band festival at Central Garage on Saturday July 19 with New Oxford band and free souvenirs for children.

W. N. Hulick New Oxford Washington Harvey Weidner Hanover J. A. Cashman Mothers’ Assistance Fund York County Fhursday

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