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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

8

All Roads Lead To Gettysburg Centennial Observed

Gettysburg will host the 100th anniversary events drawing about half a million visitors to Adams County starting Saturday. Over 300 Pennsylvania State Policemen will manage traffic and security. The centennial program features daily activities headlined by a Tuesday parade at 1 pm with 500 Armed Forces members and Sons of Union Veterans units, plus 30 high school bands. Nine governors and 14 other state representatives will attend. Governor Scranton will deliver the opening welcome at Peace Light Memorial on July 1 at 2 pm.

Adams County Pennsylvania Centennial Commission Armed Foorces Sons of Union Veterans William W. Scranton Peace Light Memorial Hanover Sheppard & Myers Stadium Wirt Park Sheppard & Myers Sheppard & Myers Stadium, McAllister St Littlestown Pike Visiting Nurse Association Broadway Anantique Silsby Center Square Br‘centennial Carilisle St Manover

End 40 Hour Devotion At Sacred Heart

The 40 hours devotion at Sacred Heart Basilica closed Sunday with sermon litany and procession. Rev. Joseph Daniel preached each evening. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomas McGough led the litany. Solemn benediction by Very Rev. Msgr. Rodney Hemler with deacon Rev. Tomas H. Smith and subdeacon Rev. Dale Sneeringer. Numerous clergy and pastors were present.

Holy Name Sacred Heart Basilica Joseph Daniel Elliott City Thomas McGough Rodney Hemler Tomas H. Smith Dale Sneeringer John Sheridan Joseph Schmidt Patrick McGee Maurice W. Roche George D. Mulcahy Harold Keller Carl Brady Robert J. Maher John P. Bolen Richard Zirmerman Jerome Kurland Thomas Lawler Ronald Bodenschat Joseph Braubitz Patrick O'Connor Wallace Sandy Joseph Keaty Leroy Spisak Thomas Grabinski Louis Forgen John Sutiac Kenneth Lawrence Francis Melchyr Cyprian Sondeg

New Oxford Civil War Reenactment Near Gettysburg Centenary

New Oxford Sons of Union Veterans Camp join Adams countians for Civil War reenactments at Hanover and Gettysburg from July 1 to July 4. Grandsons and great grandsons of veterans wear authentic uniforms, with performances daily from 9 a.m. to noon and a Gettysburg pageant in cooperation with the Gettysburg SUV camp. Paul Evans of New Oxford will portray a Confederate soldier in the sketch Friendly Enemies at Spangler's Spring amid living history displays.

New Oxford Gettysburg New Oxford Company Paul Evans New Oxford R. 2 Evans Spangler’s Spring

Immaculate Conception Parish Picnic Plans

Final preparations are complete for the fourth annual Immaculate Conception Parish picnic at Adams County Fairgrounds near New Oxford July 5 and 6. A Friday fish fry from 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday chicken barbecue from 3 to 8 p.m. feature dancing, a modern dancing contest with trophies, rides and stands for all. The event is open to the general public.

Immaculate Conception Parish New Oxford Adams County, Fairgrounds Abbottstown East Berlin

Welfare payments for aged assistance reach 16 recipients

Adams Loumy received £3906 in May and $40147 over 17 months for medical aid to 16 elderly recipients since the program began nearly 18 months ago. Statewide payments in 17 months exceed $16,000,000, per a Welfare Department Thursday announcement. A poultry house on Melvin Sterner’s property in Green Springs burned Monday around 2 PM. New Oxford Fire Company arrived and stopped the fire from spreading.

Adams Loumy State Welfare Department Melvin Sterner Green Springs New Onford Fire Company

East Berlin Borough Council Meeting Tuesday

The East Berlin borough council will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at the borough hall on Fourth Street, starting at 7 p.m. Local ad notes men’s and boys’ all weather coats on sale at Groves Men’s and Boys’ Store, 20 Frederick St., Janover, Pa, for $10.00.

Borough Council of East Berlin Borough Hall Fourth St P.m Groves OVS Frederick St. Janover

Birth notices from Hanover area hospitals

Mr and Mrs Grove Hanover R4 have a daughter at Hanover Hospital last Tuesday. Mrs Hoover New Oxford R2 have a son last Wednesday. Bowser Hanover a daughter Thursday. Joseph Bowser formerly of New Oxford grandfather. Church Hanover R3 a son Thursday. Schulters Jr Gettysburg R5 have a son Sunday at Warner Hospital. Smith Gettysburg R4 have a son Sunday at Warner Hospital. Utz East Berlin R2 have a son Saturday at Hanover Hospital. Breen East Berlin R1 have a daughter Friday at York Hospital. Mench ey Hanover R5 have a daughter Sunday at Hanover Hospital. Neidlerer McSherrystown have a son Tuesday at Hanover Hospital. Gladfelter Gettysburg R4 have a son Monday at Warner Hospital. Grover York R1 formerly East Berlin have a daughter Tuesday at Hanover Hospital.

John G. Grove Hanover R Hanover Hospital Richard M. Hoover New Oxford Gene Bowser Hanover Joseph Bowser James M. Church Herman A. Schulters Jr Gettysburg Warner Hospital Jacob S. Smith Ronald E. Utz East Berlin Edward G. Breen Glenn L. Grover York R John G. Myers R 1 Banks Percy E. Alwine Gladco Lodge Spring Grove Ma. Alwine Amos Little Lincolnway West John Smarkola Philadelphia Lincolnway East Kenneth Alwine Gail Sharon Biglerville Georgia Tennessee Lookout Mountain Tenn Rock City Ruby Falls Appomattox Courthouse Blue Ridge Parkway Alwine Percy Alwine Center Square James Sadler Carlisle Arthur Buehler Town James Baugher Roselle Lottie Baugher Arthur T. Davies Mooseheart Davies the Moose College of Regents House of God Kathryn E. Winand New Chester Harry W. Lookenbill Cornel Copenhaver James Lookenbill Ida Shorb Henry Lookenbill Scott Jacobus Percy Copenhaver Seven Valleys Earl Lockenbill John McCadden Sally Mike A. F. McCadden Berlin Road Frank McCadden McSherrystown Walter Wolfgang New Oxford R. 2 Samuel Higinbotham School of Mines Montana Anaconda Copper Co Salt Like City Tad Richard Higinbothlam Leo Ecker Lisa Mitzi Orange St AIC Terry Ecker Olmsted A. F.base Middletown William WW. Shrader Berlin Junction Leo Eeker Calvin Taylor Arendtsville Jack Miller Lincolnway Fast Hurgid KB Staudt East King St Assembly of Pennsylvania Council of United Church Women Jacob Stambaugh Davidsburg Army Security Agency Turkey Cpl. Ort West York Area High School John H Myers and Company Army

Midway Firemen To Burn Mortgage Sunday and Friday

The Midway Fire Co will host mortgage burning ceremonies for its engine house and new pumper this Sunday July 14 at 2 p.m. with an open house. A stag meeting for area firemen is set for Friday July 12. President John Yealy notes mortgages on the engine house and pumper with equipment have been retired and the Ladies Auxiliary of Merm has donated 2500 toward the debt in the past year.

Midway Fire Co John Yealy Ladies’ Auxiliary of Merm

East Berlin Scouts Conduct Campout at Camp Conewago

Boy Scouts of Troop 111 East Berlin led by Scoutmaster Charles Ferrow held their annual weekend campout at Camp Conewago Dicks Dam. Prices for spring water were listed as 1 2 and 3 and 8 dollars formerly 2 4 to 18 dollars. Prowell's Millinery 31 Frederick Street Hanover Pa.

Boy Scouts of East Berlin Charles Ferrow Camp Conewago Dicks Dam Prowell’s Fredericks Su Hanover

Local Notices and Personal Updates From Oxford Area

Community items celebrate anniversaries birthdays and family visits across New Oxford and surrounding towns. Local residents Amos Little Dale Sargeant and others are noted with upcoming birthdays and travel, while offices and plants announce vacations and altered operations for Independence Day.

Record Crowd Attends Arts and Crafts Show and Flea Market

A Chamber of Commerce event drew a large Saturday crowd from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Exhibitors from Connecticut and local students vied for prizes in water colors and oil colors with top adult awards of 25 dollars. James Quickel led planning with John Byers directing the antiques section as the Chamber set June 20, 1964 for next year’s show.

Chamber of Commerce Center Square Chamber Connecticut William Millar Fred Bees Bethlehem Richard Krick Gettysburg Bob Doney Penn Argyle Shirley Helberg Doney Roger M. Rittase Washington, D.C Joanne Hensel Reuben Becker Katy Bittinger Hanover Eugene Seluhart Linda Salero Harrisburg Sandee Meckley Meckley Eugene Schuchart James Susan Philips Mr Joy John ¥. Glass Armstrong Cork Co Lancaster Muse New Oxford High School Mite Society of Zwingli United Church of Christ James Quickel New Oxford John Byers

Bookmobile Schedule For Adams County Week

Area bookmobile visits listed for the coming week include Bennranville 8 to 11am Brushewy Trey 9 to 12 noon Mt Pleasant 1 to 1 45 pm and McSherrystown 2 to 4 pm on Friday June 28 as part of Adams County EPublic Library outreach.

Adams County Epublic Library Bennranville Brushewy - Trey Mt Pleasant McSherrystown

Vacation School At Hunterstown Closes Friday

The Hunt erstown Community Vacation Church School ends Friday with a rehearsal and picnic after the 9 to 11 a.m. classes. Seventy four students attend the two week session. Sunday 11 15 a m closing rites will be part of the Methodist Presbyterian worship service at Great Conewago Presbyterian Church.

Hunterstown Conewago Bruce Witter Sr Bebe Deatrick Kenneth Hoslette Frances Andrews Ruth Mellhenny William Kennard Ray Stripe Mary Orner John Kar John Korver Presbyterian Women’s Association Methodist

Firemen Plan Canvass for East Berlin Carnival Support

East Berlin Fire Company to canvass town and nearby areas on eight and thirteen to raise funds for overheads of the annual carnival from July 30 to August 3. Fire hall premises will host full meals by the auxiliary and a carnival rides firm will install attractions to draw many visitors despite street construction closing parades.

East Berlin Fire Company

Noel's Men’s Shop Giveaway Prompts Cozy Attire Prizes

A local promo at Noel's Men’s Shop offers prizes tied to fashion items such as a gator tape coat Banton shirt Champ hat and Wemble tic. The snippet suggests a light community event aimed at drawing shoppers with style themed gear.

Notice of New Oxford Borough Office Hours Change

The New Oxford borough office hours are now 9 am to 12 noon on Wednesdays, not until 1 pm as stated last week. Residents should note the adjusted public access window.

New Oxford Borough

New Gettysburg Bypass Opens Friday for Centenary Traffic Relief

The Pennsylvania Highways Department will open an 15 mile bypass of Gettysburg on Friday to mark the Battle of Gettysburg centennial. The $8 million re routing of Route 15 runs north of town near Shriver's Corner, easing congestion and linking with York Hanover and Baltimore via four interchanges. The two lane highway aims for future expansion to four lanes and will allow Washington DC traffic to connect with I 240 at Frederick, with speed limits set at 50 mph for cars and 40 mph for trucks.

State Highways Department Gettysburg Highways Henry D.harral Harral Shriver's Corner York Hanover Baltimore Taneytown Washington, D.C Frederick

Two Cast Changes For Vignettes of History Announced

Mrs Roy W Gifford producer and script writer announces Jol Korver of Bermuda Springs High replaces Robert Trostle as General Barlow in A Life Saved by a Gentleman Dayl Tuckey takes the part of General Robert E Lee Flax in a Vignette dealing with Pickett s Charge. The piece runs July 1-4 from dawn to noon at Pitzer s Woods Gettysburg near Confederate Ave.

Roy W. Gifford Aan Jol Korver Bermudian Springs High School Robert ‘Trostle General Barlow Francis Barlow Pats John B Ylhardson Dayl Tuckey Robert E. Flax Ustrad LeRoy LeVan Pickett Pitzer Confederate Ave Gettysburg Eisenhowyer

New Oxford Stores To Close For Independence Day

The following New Oxford stores will be closed all day Thursday July 4 in celebration of Independence Day. Rom Sipe Grocery Lookentilla Grocery Winter Gardens Food Market Adams County Farm Bureau.

Oxford Rom Sipe Lookentilla Winter Gardens Adams County Farm Bureau

Hanover Bicentennial Observances Attract Large Hanover Crowds

Hanover's Bicentennial events draw heavy attendance for concerts parades and the Battle of Hanover reenactment. The schedule includes a 7 pm band concert at Wirt Park, a 2 pm state police rodeo at Sheppard Myers Stadium, and a Sunday Civil War battle re-enactment with 1000 plus participants from Union and Confederate units.

New Oxford Lions Club installs officers at Abbottstown meeting

Charles Edwards was installed as president of the New Oxford Lions Club at a regular meeting in the Altland House Abbottstown. Officers include first vice president Char Kehrbaugh second vice president Wayden Stayer and others. Following the meeting members enjoyed golf at Red Top course and a steak dinner planned by Robert Donahue Karl Kasser and Henry Stark.

Charles Edwards New Oxford Lions Club Altland House Abbottstow i Ice Char Kehrbaugh Vias Wayden Stayer Ald Sage Waleram Stock Giles B. Staub Tenney Stock Low Tamer Robert Dockey William Rohrbaugh Robert Shaghter Hilly Rife Eagle Red Top Osford

Girl Scouts Offer Summer Swimming Lessons In New Oxford

New Oxford Girl Scout Troop 747 announces swimming lessons at Hagerimans pool from July 29 to August 2 and August 4 to 9. Open to children ages seven and up, with bus pickup at 8:45 AM from New Oxford Square. Register by calling Mrs. William Millar at MA 4 6588. Fee listed as one dollar.

New Oxford Hager Iman New Oxford Square Willam Millar

New Oxford Borough Council Meeting Monday Evening

The July meeting of the New Oxford Borough Council will be held Monday evening at the borough office 19 N Bolton St. Session opens at 6 o clock. Big hour sale Thursday June 27 from 6 pm to 9 pm. Women s Kedettes and summer play shoes 2 08 at Ban Geis Poll Parrot Shoe Store York St Hanover.

Oxford Borough Simmmer Geis Poll Parrot Shoe York St Hanover

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Sacred Heart Boro Council Midway N.O Nowy Po Cai Enry Lauer Dover Admire Fort Benning Spring Grove Area Land of Pennsylvania State University PSU Snyder County Agricultural Extension Service PSL Brothers of the Brush Gver Eagle Fire Ue N.O. Lions Proxy Girl Scouts
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