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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1928

Page

5

Retired banker dies suddenly in Littlestown home

Maurice N. Wehler 55, longtime Littlestown Savings Institution president, died Monday morning of apoplexy at his home while dressing. He resigned as president in March for health reasons after eight years as president, leaving a widow and two sons Melvin and Lloyd. He had strong ties to Littlestown and Adams County through banking and the Littlestown Canning Company.

Maurice N. Wehler Littlestown Savings Institution Adams County Littlestown Canning Company Lloyd Wehler Hanover Academy Ursinus College East Berlin Littlestown Savings Institution Bank Melvin Lloyd Wehler Charles Wehler Charles Stambaugh Llmer Wehler Gettysburg

Items of Interest Around Hampton

After a heavy rain Sunday two men in an A. and P. truck from Baltimore had to swim ashore near the Hampton bridge when their vehicle flooded the Big Conewagro Creek. The truck was recovered Monday morning and some contents damaged. Various local residents and visitors are noted at churches, family gatherings, and social visits in and around Hampton, with several mentions of travel between Hampton, York, Dillsburg, Glouster, Hanover, and nearby towns.

Baltimore Dillsburg Reformed Church Roy Kraber Lansdowne Lutheran Church Charles Lieby Harrisburg Wesley Miller Daniel Shaffer Biglerville Lawrence Fidler Mervin Winand Harriet Hillard Brown C. H. Rickrode Sipe Gloucester James Starry Five Points George Little Maye Kemper Wm. Spangler York Samuel Wolford Carlisle Evelyn Earnest Morris Wilmer Kemper Wm. Thomas Hunterstown Melvin Chronister Easterlin Lloyd Keckler Mary Kessler Hanover Howard Treiber Walter Miller Mildren Henry Guise Elizabethtown Sharrer Holly Chas. Wilkerson Harry Myers George Kemper Preston Myers York Rl Frances Hamilton Francis, Jr George Fair Helen Anna Mae Smyser Theodore Leese Maurice Zinn Chas. Leese Carl Glenn Jacobs John

Heidersburg Summer Trips and Local Social Notes

NEW CHESTER IHECIDLERSBURG Bowers Peters and Dale Weaver from Heidersburg head to Bedford Springs for the summer. Graduates of Biglerville High Class of ’27 and students at Shippensburg State Teachers’ College. Numerous visits and family gatherings listed from Heidlersburg, Gettysburg, York, and New Oxford. Clarence Kennedy loses home to a lightning strike near Five Points.

Bowers Peters Dale Weaver Heidersburg Bedford Springs Biglerville Shippensburg State Teachers’ College Harold Little Gettysburg Elizabeth Hulick Harry Roy Stock Proctor Snyder St. John’s Reformed Church William Moul Malcolm Wintrode Hanover John Groupe Harley Wagner Clayton Wagner Clarence Kauffman York C. BE. Winand A. C. Hoffheins Clayton Eicholtz Clemon Daum Chas Brown New Oxford Allen Dennis Arthur Brame A. H. Kready Oarrianna Alvin Group Maurice Fair Harrisburg Belle Emlet Annie Harman Martin Gulden Wm. Harman Heid Iresburg Roy Harman Homer Wolf A. W. Frymyer Bethlehem N. F. Shank HN. L. Weigle Heidlersburg Yeagy Mervin Decker Woodside School House Wagner Frank Charlotte Yohe Annie Deatrick Chas H. Deatrick George New Chester Roy Asper Lancaster J. Harold Little Fla W. S. Houck Houck Crescent City High School I. H. Shafer Chas. Stouffer Margaret Curtis I. Diehl Hannah Houck Kate Bosserman Kathryn Charles Deatrick Robert Dellinger William F. Shull Bellmont W. F. Shull Caevin Berkheimer Dover Will Quiggle Emma Myers Charles Myers Carrie Lloyd Dorothy Lloyd Anna Fink Reba Shull Paul Bugler P. Emory Millar Franklin Millar Glenn Mma Kennedy Flora Starner Weigant Warren Trostle Clarence Shull East Berlin Grant Deatrick Jacob Byers Myrl Jacob Verna Shull Kenneth Shull Stanley Shull Christie Weigand Clarence Kennedy Five Points

Marriage Licenses and Local Conservation Donation

Marriage licenses issued to Henry K. Lawrence and Regina M. Smith. Raymond L. Myers and Margaret M. Deatrick. Francis A. Orndorffonneauville and Arlene C. Brady. George A. Garrett and Florence T. Eden. Clyde W. Topper and Margaret Jt. Hoffman. Hanover Wire and Fabric officials pledge to donate several hundred dollars to the Hanover Chapter of the Izaak Walton League for stocking Oil Creek after alkali killed thousands of fish.

Henry K. Lawrence Conewago Township Regina M. Smith Oxford Township Raymond L. Myers Manchester Margaret M. Deatrick Gettysburg Francis A Hanover Wire and Fabric Company Hanover Izaak Walton League of America

Communion Service Notice in Lutheran Church

Mrs. Lester Little Mrs. Lavere Hunt and Wm Zina York are listed for a Lutheran church communion next Sunday at 1v o'clock. Mrs. Frank Bowman and son Edw are also named in the notice.

Lester Little Lavere Hunt Wm. Zina York Lutheran Church Frank Bowman

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