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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

8

Local Happenings and Notices From New Oxford 1912

Potato crop outlook good for area. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taughinbaugh on West High Street. St James Lutheran Gettysburg to be dedicated Sept 15. Weaver Warehouse to close July 4. Postmaster Emmett York Springs buys a Flanders auto. Seventeen orphans at Hoffman orphanage Littlestown. Potatoes sell for 1.50 a bushel. C G Chronister installs acetylene light at Abbottstown Lutheran. C W Hykes named as justice. Federal building contract due Aug 1 with completion target June 1, 1913. Hanover men eye Turnpike purchase for auto travel Hanover to Hampton. Farmers & Merchants Bank declares 3.4% semi annual dividend. Rev Charles P Wiles declines Gettysburg call. Clifford Laughman injures arms from hay load. Dr T C Miller attends.

Roy Taughinbaugh West High Street St. James Lutheran Church Gettysburg Weaver Warehouse Hanover St Emmett York Springs

Severe Storm Passes Over Gettysburg Area

A heavy thunderstorm on Sunday afternoon brought almost four inches of rain to Gettysburg and surrounding county. Lightning struck homes of Dr. J. W. Tudor and Harry Geiselman, causing damage, while livestock suffered losses. Numerous local incidents include bursting chimneys, fallen trees, and damaged property.

Gettysburg J. W. Tudor Harry Geiselman Samuel Shue Mummaeburg Benjamin F. Kepner Hammers’ Hall Squire Gulden Jacob F. Thomas Pines F. J. Howe Thomas Dr. Lindaman Bonneauville

Death Doings in Hanover and East Berlin

Mrs Lillie M Liick of Vancouver widow of Chas L Liick was found dead in bed Wednesday morning from heart trouble. She was 45 with four brothers and three sisters and six children alive. Funeral at 8 am Wednesday with Rev W H Miller at Reformed Church East Berlin. Interment Spring Grove cemetery. Mrs Emma J Carr wife of Charles E Carr died at home in Hanover Sunday after six months illness aged 46 4 23. She leaves a husband five daughters and two sons.

Catherine Trimmer B. S. Miller Huntington Township Gibson Trimmer Andrew Benjamin S. Miller C. C. Trimmer Topeka Kan D. W. Trimmer Springfield C.S. Shultz East Berlin Lewis Trimmer Mt. Holly Sarah Madila John T. McIntire New Chester Jefferson Peter McIntire Ammon Conewago Township James McIntire David Philips Ralph Copeman Hamilton Township Harry Little Bonneauville Oscar John Alma Jacob A George F. Trimmer Charles Trimmer New Oxford William Shank Harry Miller Agnes Flohr Carlisle St. John Reformed Church Dr. Korn E. E. Dietterich Charlotte Jerome Noel McSherrystown John Hagerman Edw. Leonard Hanover Reuben Weaver White Hall J. S. A. Smith Mary Noel Charles Noel David Noel Square Corner St. Mary’s Church Conewago Lillie M. Liick Vancover Chas. L. Liick Baltimore County W. H. Miller the Reformed Church Spring Grove Cemetery Emma J. Carr Charles E. Carr

Waynesboro Man Buys Two Lots From Mowery Estate

M. J. Settle of Waynesboro purchases two Mowery estate lots at Biglerville and plans a new house there soon.

M. J. Settle Waynesboro Mowery Biglerville

Local Transfers, Illness, and Farm Incidents in Franklin Area

Runk and Peckman sold 72 acre Franklin township farm to J Herman Bream for private terms with plans for extensive fruit planting. Ella Shultz away tending ill father George Deardorff. Rats killed seven White Wyandott chicks at Charles Olinger yard. Bucks and a doe seen on Mrs Large’s Orrtanna farm then fled. Henry Waltman bought a new five passenger touring car near town. Mary Emmert assisted Homer F Robert in a Lancaster recital at Franklin and Marshall commencement.

Runk and Peckman Wm. F. Lady Franklin Township J. Herman Bream Mr. Bream Ella Shultz Eagle Hotel Round Hill George Deardorff Mary G. Emmert Homer F. Robert Littlestown Franklin & Marehall Lancaster

Quarantine Lifts as Diptheria Affects Littlestown Family

The quarantine on the Edw. King home in Littlestown was lifted last week after several occupants contracted diphtheria. Paul, the eldest son, has fully recovered. Virginia Weaver, a 4 year old child who also was afflicted, died Monday morning June 17 from the disease.

King Littlestown Paul Virginia Weaver

Thief Breaks Into Out Kitchen Near Bermudian

Last Tuesday night a theft drained meat bread lard corn starch and other items from Theodore Detter’s out kitchen near Bermudian. The prior night fourteen small turkeys were stolen and the thief was seen running. At the Harrisburg District Epworth League convention Wm Schmucker Littles Town was re elected President Miss Clara Yount Littlestown 3rd Vice President and Milton R Remmel Gettysburg became Treasurer. F X Billman sold a 1 acre 56 perches tract near Irishtown to Geo H Lawrence on private terms.

Theodore Detter Bermudian Harrisburg Epworth League Wm. Schmucker Littlestown Clara Yount Milton R. Remmel Gettysburg F. X. Billman Hanover Road Irishtown Geo. H. Lawrence

Fire injures Hanover woman amid coal oil stove mishap

Mrs. Henrietta Sterner of Hanover ignited by hot coals when wood saturated with coal oil burned on an unattended stove. she escaped with no eye injury. At Adams County Hardware Co in Gettysburg, manager J Oliver Boston handed out 1000 plates to ladies 1000 pennies to men and 1500 pencils to children during the opening event.

Henrietta Sterner Hanover Adams County Hardware Co Gettysburg J. Oliver Boston

Losses on Main Street York Springs Over Week

The report details several small cash losses in York Springs last week with only partial recoveries. John L. Myers recovered seven of eight dollars, and R L Pearson found his pocketbook containing about fifty five dollars and checks. Amos Baker reported a pocketbook loss of fourteen dollars on the same period.

Main Street York Springs John L. Myers R. L. Pearson Amos Baker

Horse Breaks Loose in Midway Races Through Town

A Bon neauville party horse ran away in Midway last week breaking from its buggy. It dashed up Main Street smashing rockers and breaking through a veranda floor at E B McCann’s house before colliding with the Union Opera House. The horse was finally captured. the owner and vehicle sustained no serious injuries.

Bonneauville McSherrystown Main Street E. B. McCann Union Opera House

Fork Tine Pierces Forehead Near Gettysburg

Mr John Spangler near Gettysburg pike suffered a serious injury while helping his son Frank haying. A pitch fork tine, left in a load, penetrated the forehead when he bumped into it later, drawing much blood and causing severe pain. Doctors removed the tine carefully and warned of potential eye or brain injury if luck had changed.

John Spangler Gettysburg Pike Frank

Accident injures mason on way home from school project

Luther Pottorff a New Chester mason on the new public school job was thrown from a spring wagon after a gunshot near the highway. He suffered severe head and arm bruises with neck ligaments torn. Dr. Leh of Hampton treated him.

Luther Pottorff Mason New Chester Pottorff John Staub Leh Hampton

Aged Lady Falls Down Stairs in Hanover Street Visit

Mrs. Benjamin Eicholtz fell while descending stairs at Edward Bollinger’s home near Salem A B church on Sunday afternoon. She suffered a facial cut requiring stitches, plus a cut hand a bruised arm and body injuries. She was brought home after the rain storm for treatment.

Benjamin Eicholtz Hanover Street

Narrow Escape At Reeser Furniture Plant

Harvey Hartman, a Reeser Furniture Co. worker in Gettysburg, crawled into a large dust drum to clear clogged pipes after a dust removal system jam. Operations resumed suddenly, leaving Hartman swirled inside the drum, but he escaped uninjured.

Reeser Furniture Co Gettysburg Harvey Hartman Hartman

Jacobs and Miller Weekly Bargain Special Advertisement

Jacobs and Miller offer a recurring weekly bargain each Friday. Watch their ad for featured prices and deals.

Jacobs & Miller

Millar Rites Held for Biglerville Resident Jacob Millar

Jacob B Millar died at his Biglerville home Saturday at 5 p m age 88 years 1 month 10 days He had long lived in Straban township and最近9 years in Biglerville Survived by widow Mia Maria C Millar and four sons Harry P Millar Mechanicsburg Warren H Millar Biglerville Jake Millar Steelton Rev G William Millar Wrightsville Funeral at the Biglerville Lutheran church Tuesday 10 am conducted by Rev C F Floto Interment in Biglerville Cemetery He was brother of the late Peter Miller and Catharine Hartman of this place

Jacob B. Millar Biglerville Straban Township Mia Maria C. Millar Harry P. Millar Mechanicsburg Warren H. Millar Jake Millar Steelton G. William Millar Wrightsville C. F. Floto Peter Miller Catharine Hartman

Illness claims Hanover woman on birthday anniversary

After eight months with tuberculous illness Mrs Irvin Shearer died at her Hanover home at 10 20 am Saturday aged 37. She leaves her husband and one son. Mrs Alice Little of Pine Grove Furnace died at 7 am Thursday aged 41 with an infant son and is survived by her husband, parents, nine children and a sister.

Hanover York John Bupp Otto W. Shaffer Howard Shaffer Irvin Shearer Alice Little John Little Pine Grove Furnace

George Trump Dies at 63 in East Berlin Home

George Trump aged about 63 died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Pierce Emig near East Berlin Saturday evening about 7 o'clock. He had been coping with illness and death followed a period of illness. The obituary notes the family details and place of death.

George Trump Pierce Emig Near East Berlin Mr. Trump

Boy Falls From Barn Door In Hamilton Township

Monday forenoon three year old George Krout son of Mr and Mrs Edw Krout near Pine Run school house Hamilton township fell from the barn overshoot to the barnyard about eight feet sustaining a forehead laceration two inches long needing six stitches and other bruises Dr T C Miller of Abbottstown gave care

George Krout Edw. Krout Near Pine Run Hamilton Township T. C. Miller Abbottstown

Lutheran reunion slated for July twenty fifth at Pen Mar

Local notes cover a range of incidents and updates including the 26th Lutheran reunion on July 25 at Pen Mar. Reports mention a mad dog shot by owner Wm Lippy, property transfers in Abbottstown, auto purchases by Geo W Lillich John W Grimm and S K Sowers, a boy injured finger while hair clipping, a mower accident near Bit tinger, dam reconstruction at Conewago creek by Christian Moul, a wagon accident involving D Harry Krug, a birthday thank you note from J. Tavaninipauan, and banana theft warnings near the Eagle hotel with legal action threatened if not settled by July 1.

S. K. Sowers Abbottstown Geo. Hull Hanover Geo. W. Lillich John W. Grimm Frank Jacobs Roy Walter Eugene Walter Luther Hull Carlisle ’Pike Bittinger Conewago Creek Waldheim Christian Moul R. B. McKinnon York

Festival on Center Square to aid church organ fund

The Sunday school class of Mrs. G. C. Sheely plans a July 4 festival on Center Square. Proceeds support the pipe organ fund of St. Paul Reformed Church.

G. C. Sheely Center Square Pipe Organ Fund St. Paul Reformed Church

For Sale House and 50 Foot Lot on Hanover Street

Property listing for sale in New Oxford Pa offering a house and a fifty foot lot on Hanover Street. Interested parties may call or write H 8 Sneers for particulars and arrangements.

Hanover Street Sneers New Oxford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hoffman J. R. Weaver & Bro C. G. Chronister Abbottstown Lutheran Church C. W. Hykes Record Herald Farmers & Merchants Bank Charles P. Wiles Washington, D. C College Lutheran Church, Gettysburg Clifford Laughman Geo. Laughman Thomasville Brown Eseick Miller Boys This Place Spring Grove Shue Chas. Ziegler O. G. Baughman Gettyburg Alice M. Houck Center Mills John Hanelk Treslay Green Springs U. B Auker’s Peter Paul Miller North Peters Street Arendtsville Auker Runk Peckman Norman H. Swartz Round Top W. E. Smith Franklin County Salvation Army Starry’s Woods Five Points C. C. Brown Heidlernburg W. L. Forney Caledonia Sylvester M. Smith Baltimore Elmer Jacobs James Spangler C. E. Rice Guernsey Ignatius McMaster Felix Jenkins Harvey Boose George Chronister’s Dr. Spotz Edgar Yeager Cashtown Sons of Veterans Reading Ladies’ Auxiliary Harry Stevens Heidlersburg I. B. Kuhn Mt. Hope Sanitarium H. A. Smith J. L. Hill Charles Robert Leonard Brophy Paradise St. Joseph's Hospital Roman Wise Mr. Brophy Philadelphia Street Bolton Street Hotel Oxford Sue Himes Pitt Street Jos. Holtz Grove Reformed Sunday School Wm. A. Sheely A. M. Sourbeer Parsons Kansas W. F. Sheely Mr. Sourbeer Pennsylvania Young People’s Christian Indeavor Union United Brethren Church Fifth United Brethren Church North York Merle Chronister T. E. Warner Calvin Chronister York Pike Dehoff South Mountain Grange No John W. McSparren Lancaster County Esther Feiser Lewis Staub Lewis Durham Way New York Giants Los Angeles California A _ J. Meals Roanoke R. T. Mumma Hotick Montreal Canada C. E. Smith W. W. Meals Daniel Flickinger Brown Street Philadelphia Daniel Catharine Flickinger Jacob Heagy Butler Township Mr. Heagy Latimore Harry L. Kroh John Kroh Charles Olinger South Peters Street Henry Waltman Henry Wolf Pen- Mar Wm. Lippy Mr. Pleasant Mr. Lippy D. Harry Krug D. D. Krug & Son David Mr. Krug Tavaninipauan J. C. Lapaam New Oxford J. R. Weaver Bro Choice Wheat Timothy Hey
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