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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1901

Page

5

Town and Country Inscriptions and local notices mix

A jumble of short items from Abbottstown and surrounding towns notes inscriptions on tombstones, school term cut to seven months, a wild cat sighting near Faiufelé, new subscribers, mercantile license deadlines, railroad mentions, marriages, local ads, accidents, and farm news with names like Decker Kaiser Gardner Trostle Kobler and Weaver.

C. A. Decker Eichelberger’s Mill Abbottstown Faiufelé

Miss Marzie Gitt Seeks Salary From Hanover Board

Miss Marzie Gitt of New Oxford presents a bill of 342 dollars to the Hanover School Board claiming lost pay after she was barred from teaching the High School in 1900. She was elected as assistant teacher but the Commercial Department was not created and her position was later deemed illegal. Her attorneys seek payment for 86 months at varying rates. the Board refused.

Marzie Gitt New Oxford Hanover School Board Miss Gitt Young Herald

Western Maryland Railroad Introduces Through Coach 23 Service

Under the new schedule, through coach 23 will run between points on the Baltimore & Harrisburg Division and the Baltimore & Cumberland Valley Railroad, saving passengers the need to transfer at junctions. Full particulars available from local ticket agent.

Western Maryland Railroad Baltamore & Harrisburg Baltimore & Cumberland Valley Railroad

Deaths in County: Mikesell and McBeth Obituaries

Mrs. Polly Mikesell widow of Henry Mikesell died Friday night at her daughter's home near Bart's church aged about 83. She leaves five children. Mrs Anna Mary McBeth of Mt Tabor died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore last Thursday morning after six months of throat and lung troubles aged 30 years three months nine days. She is survived by her husband and three small children.

Polly Mikesell Henry Mikesell Edward Waltersdorff Bart’s Church This County Anna Mary Charles R McBeth Mt. Tabor Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore

Social notes of local residents visitings and travels

A stream of visits and short trips fills the week as Prof. Daniel Reif and family, WA Bollinger and relatives, and many neighbors spend time in Philadelphia, Hanover, and nearby towns. Readers note excursions to Chicago, Buffalo Exposition, Niagara Falls, and the Whiskey Spring trip, with several staying to visit parents, friends, and relatives across streets and towns.

Daniel Reif Philadelphia J. Irwin WA. Bollinger Andadlies Hattie Buckminster Hanover James Robinson James Smith Near Town Emmitsburg RK. M. Straley Beulah Walter Winand Bermudian CG. A. Casuman Jobe Daisy Pitt Street Herrisburg Steelton York H. D. Becker Gilbert Z. McA. Gilbert Center Square E. A. Smith Irene Oxden Utah Chicago Buffalo Exposition Niagara Falls Fritz New Oxford F. C. Bond High Street Union Bridge Shl Eugene F. Myers Brooklyn J. E. Myers Br. A. & Feiser Dillsburg Bert Myrtie E. Furman Svwarthmore College Himes C. H. Robinson Annie Hanover Street Jacob Weller Charles Ethel Thomas A. W. Himes Mary Schnell Baltimore Adam Foutz Frank Stallsmith Gettysburg GA. Klirgels Barney Miller W. F

Sudden Death Near Gettysburg Claims Civil War Veteran

Timothy F Kay and Jacob B Routsong, residents of Bendersville, drove to Gettysburg for banking business. In the afternoon they began their return, and near the Cobean farm tenanted by Harvey Miller two miles from Gettysburg, Mr Day suddenly fell forward in the buggy. He was about 36 years old and left a widow and six children. He was a Civil War veteran.

Timothy F. Kay Jacob B. Routsong Bendersville Gettysberg Cobean Farm Harvey Miller Gettysburg Day

Rural Postal Convenience Starts July 4 Free Delivery on Routes

Beginning next Monday July 4 rural residents on country mail routes may receive mail delivery at no charge. A 1 percent fee covers erecting boxes. Carriers deliver to homes at least 80 yards from a post office, may receive mail but need not collect from boxes. Boxes must be reachable from the vehicle. service is free. Calbert Albright, 18, of Carlisle, drowned after a boat accident at Pittsburg.

Calbert Albright Carlisle Pittsburg Tisaredar

Electric railways proliferate with new charters and lines

A Baltimore Sun dispatch from Westminster reports on May 21 the chartering of the Baltimore Westminster and Gettysburg Railroad Company to build an electric line across Carroll Howard Montgomery Frederick and Baltimore counties. The $750000 capital aims to connect Reisterstown Hampstead Manchester Hanover and extend to Gettysburg while branching to Washington DC and Harrisburg area towns. A York dispatch notes a new trolley line proposal including Hanover Littlestown New Oxford and East Berlin as part of an extension plan linked to the Baltimore Westminster and Gettysburg Railway Co. The proposed routes weave along turnpikes and township borders up to New Oxford and East Berlin with multiple county intersections.

Bee Hive Berlin Hanover Samuel Eobler Myers’ Mill Reading G. W. Weaver & Son Gettysburg G B. Nace & Son Long New Oxford Edward A. Trostle Straban Township L Kate Clapsaddle Mountjoy Township Philadelphia William Patterson Bethany Presbyterian Church Wrater Maanura deRixe Co Henry Ferry Union Township Baltimore Sun Westminster Baltimore Washington, D.C Chambersburg Shippensburg Carlisle Mechanicsburg Harrisburg Dillsburg York Springs Hempton East Berlin Abbottstown York Littlestown Baltimore, Westminster and Gettysburg Railway Co A. Sweigert T. F. Durhnor Ofice Recorder Bowman Harrisburg and Adams County Oxford Berwick Townships Hamilton Township Tramilton Township

Church Notices and Sunday Services Across Local Parishes

Multiple churches announce services next Sunday with times for worship Sunday School and evening events. First Evangelical Lutheran lists 10 am service and Sunday School. YPLS and Junior C E follow. St Paul’s Reform ed and M E church schedule morning and evening services with pastors named. Catholic Mass at 9 30 am and vespers at 7 pm noted, along with Sodality and sermon.

First Evangelical Lutheran Church C. E Ferpixn Hesse St. Paul's Reformed Church C. E. Society Pryor P. E. Heimer Sodality L. Acerstcus Recprex M. E Epworth Leas Vaceun T. Rus

Marriages in Cumberland and York Springs areas

Married notices record two ceremonies. On June 23 at Blt Joy parsonage Rev W G Minnich united Geo P Black and Verna A Weikert of Cumberland township. Earlier, June 16 at York Springs Rev H F Cares joined George W Gable of Hampton and Sarah F Black of Wenksville.

Blt Joy Parsonage W. G. Minnich Geo. P. Black Verna A. Weikert Camberland Township York Springs H. F. Cares George W. Gable Hampton Sarah F. Black Wenksville

Obituaries From Hamiltonian Township and York Area

Death notices report William Plank aged 89 at his daughter Mrs. John Singerly's home in Hamiltonian township on June 2. George D Brown aged 65 near East Berlin on June 17. Lillian Money formerly of Gettysburg died in York aged 24 years 11 months and 11 days.

Hamiltonian John Singerly William Plank East Berlin George D. Brown York Lillian Money Gettysburg

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