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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

1

Election for pastor to be held at N.O. charge

Sunday election will select the pastor for the N.O. charge with only candidate Rev. Henry E. Gebhart of Duquesne. Local notes report a sequence of community events including lunches, services, and a Fourth of July line up with Gettysburg marines encampment plans.

GETTYSBURG Harding Ohio Marion Pickett White House Quantico Camp Harding Sproul Pennsylvania Trinkle Virginia Harjling

Local residents on Lincoln Way West absorb summer travel

Norwood and Abbottstown teachers return home for summer. Miss Elizabeth Bream sails to New York for study, Miss Frances Hollinger heads to Abbottstown, and Miss Marion Bevenour travels from Morganton to Kohlers. Many relatives visit, relocate, or join summer programs at state colleges and nearby towns.

Himes Backs Ship Subsidy Bill in Congress

Representative Joseph Himes of Canton Ohio pledges support for the administration ship subsidy bill when the House returns from recess. He cites a 1920 campaign pledge and past votes on naval budgets as part of his commitment to strengthen merchant marine and fleet capabilities. He plans to return to Canton and seeks renomination amid solid district support.

HIMES Joseph H. Himes Canton Ohio New Oxford house middle west Harding Sixteenth United States America

Dogs kill five sheep in Whisler flock at Guldens

Five of the best sheep in A. S. Whisler’s flock at Guldens were killed Sunday night by dogs whose owners are unknown. The flock was left in a wood during hot weather and Monday morning the damage was discovered by Mr. Whisler. Several additional sheep may die from their injuries.

Guldens Whistler

Local health notes from the region midweek

Miss Adeline Hoffnagle Mercy Hospital Baltimore has returned home near Thush Run convalescing from pneumonia. Howard Eyster York, once ill, is about again. Clarence Steiner ygartown recovers from pneumonia. Mrs Chas Baker Maytown formerly New Oxford seriously ill. Wm Chronister East Berlin home quarantined for measles. Mrs Mary Felix Cashtown mother of Mrs A A Sanders ill. Mrs James Kaiser Locust Lane ill but not much improved. Mrs George Fissel near Abbottstown reported critically ill.

Adeline Hoffnagle Mercy Hospital Baltimore Thush Run Howard Eyster York Clarence Steiner ygartown James Kaiser Locust Lane George Fissel Abbottstown

Local couples wed in Hanover and Westminster services

Miss Marguerite Feiser and Eldred VanFossen wed last evening with Rev. W M Allison officiating and plan residence in Hanover where VanFossen works as assistant manager at Bobrow cigar factory. Several other marriages occurred nearby, including Johnston Miller and Helen Sadler in Westminster, Raymond Conley and Elenore Noel in Gettysburg, and Jeneva Sharrer and Chas Kaar in York with a large reception at the Sharrer home.

Raymond Conley Lee Sager Brush Run Elenore Noel Chas. Noel Route 2 John Sponseller Lincoln Way West Gettysburg Harry Daniels Jeneva M. Sharrer J. J. Sharrer Sharrers mill Chas J. Kaar Harry Haar Labott Paradise Thitheranthurch York Ruv G. W. Enders, Jr Haar Greenmount Albert Sharrer Katherine Sharrer Hampstead Mad D. S. Kime L. P. Jehnhiert Olive Sharrer Walden Sharrer M. M. Sharrer John Boyce Katie Haar Sternat Dale Mureh D. H. Sharrer Chas. Haar

East Berlin Woman Identifies Murdered Miner

Mrs Mabel Jacobs of York identified the unidentified Herbert Jacobs as her husband Raymond Jacobs a 37 year old steam shovel operator. He was buried in Potter's field Sunday after being among 16 unidentified dead from last week’s strip mine massacre at Herrin Illinois. His body was disinterred Tuesday for burial in York. Jacobs left Copely Pennsylvania for the mine and his wife moved to York with his mother and siblings awaiting his return.

EAST BERLIN Herrin Potter's field Mabel Jacobs ork No. 16 Raymond Jacobs York Geo. B. Jacobs Archie Gettysburg Jacobs Copely Mr. Jacobs William West Manheim

Hospital Admits Patients for Tonsil Removals and Other Procedures

Mary Trostle and Catherine Eisenhart of East Berlin were admitted to Warner Hospital Gettysburg on Thursday for tonsil removal. Nellie Klunk of McSherrystown went to St Joseph’s Lancaster for internal trouble. Jesse Slaybaugh son of Harry of Center Mills admitted to Warner Hospital last week. Edna Hoffman returns home Latimore from Carlisle Hospital much improved. J F E Kepner and Lawrence Strausbaugh repaint the Miller Building apartment in Littlestown for Mr and Mrs G M Spangler.

Mary Trostle Catherine Eisenhart East Berlin Warner Hospital Gettysburg Nellie Klunk McSherrystown St. Joseph’s Hospital Lancaster Jesse Slaybaugh Harry Slaybaugh Center Mills Warner Hosspital Edna Hoffman Latimore Carlisle Hospital J. W. Thomas Littlestown Littlestown Silk Co Mercy Hospital Baltimore

New Oxford Women to Pay Head Tax in District

New Oxford school board confirms head tax of 2 dollars applies equally to all residents aged 21 and over, regardless of gender. Prosperity notes from Gettysburg Chamber and Hanover Kiwanis follow as New Oxford Chamber expands with seven new members and local business prospects discussed. Road accident near West Hanover injures Francis Marshall and Miss Helen Johns when their Ford hits a telephone pole. both are treated by Dr. A C Rice and the car is wrecked.

NEW OXFORD New Oxforn Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce Hanover Kiwanis Club Miller's Flatt New Wm. Lesedy Hanover N Lings WLM Susquehanna Casting Co Wrightsville oulding Hanover street Orford Chamber of Commerce FORD Francis Marshall Helen Johns Blue Gables West Hanover Miss Johns A. C. Rice McSherrystown

Local Life Notes from the Week in Plainfields

The piece recalls Isaac Slaybaugh and Emma Foose celebrating 49 years of marriage since June 22. It notes the Valley Lutheran Sunday School chapel dedication at Carylisle Pike from 25 years ago. It mentions Herman Teaman and Annie Thoman's 20th anniversary and the death of Mrs. John McIntintire ten years ago in New Chester.

Isaac Slaybaugh dee Emma Wiest J. A. Foose near town Valley Lutheran Sunday school Carylisle ‘pike Ford. Hesse New Oxford Herman Teaman near New Chester Annie Thoman Hanover John McIIntire New Chester

Store News Births Report Multiple Local Additions

Mr and Mrs Wm Butler Berlin avenue welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Merle Sanders near Swift Run schoolhouse have a son. Grandpa Bert again boasts proudly. Mr and Mrs Calvin Sents near Littlestown report a son. Mr and Mrs William Yealey Hanover celebrate a son. Mr and Mrs George J Enaslen Philadelphia greet a daughter. Mrs Enaslen was formerly Miss Amy Wolf Abbottstown.

Wm. Butler Berlin avenue Merle Sanders Swift Run Bert Calvin Sents Littlestown William Yealey Hanover

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N.O Henry E. Gebhart Duquesne W. A. Wertz town Chambersburg Circle Cafe M. J. Roth St. Paul's Reformed church T. E. Warner New Chester Reformed Sunday school Noel Hamilton township Chas Irishtown W. P. McLaughlin Statesville N. C Rinehart Ralph Copman Sisters of St. Mary's School Kohlers Livingston Ellis Miller Clement Martin Francis Martin W. D. Myers Geo. Hale Andrew Taylor H.C. Livingston Lincoln Wavy Kenneth Alwine West High street farl Weaver Harry Weaver atrass auto A. A. Sanders Mummert R. M. Straley Burgess Hummer J. W. McCadden McCadden Jonas Fleming George Smith Charles McCadden Willis McCadden Richard, Mildagh Helen Fleming Myrtle Hagig McCadden Ruth Alice McCadden Leroy Diehl Mt. Pleasant Mr. Diehl Jane ARCHIVE First Lutheran church W. M. Allison Loysville Gust” Noel New Oxford tribe of Red Men Alwine’s grove Hanover Boys Club Lincoln Highway Abpottstown Farmess Biglerville Arendtsville Spensler Ehrhart Banjo Saxo Cafe Dicks Conewago Millhimes’ Grove Hunterstown Woman's Missionary Society of St Dillsbu Lutheran charge H. P. Stock synod N. C. tribe Hanover Red Men Ushers League of Elizabeth Bréam Norwood school Frances Hollinger Miss Bream New York Marion Bevenour Morgantown Helen Ruth Mahanoy City M. D. Felser Lincolm Way Hast L. W. Miller Red Lion Burnell Tulsa Okla Geo. A. Miller Miller Elwood Myers Rhoda Swartz Myers East Abilene Kansas Mr. Brown Allen Diehl Steubenville A. C. Diehl SSthel Stock severa A. K. Stock Wm. Rinehart Mr. Rinehart Lizzie Rinehart Hermie Roth Arthur Taughinbeugh State College J. B. Shanahan Mt. St. Mary's college Emmitsburg John and Wimbert’ Neely Jos. Hudson Hampton Pittsburgh Victor Lawrence Allentown Linus Lawrence Edw. Brown G. W. Herman Wm. Marshall Aspinwald Tillie Taishouse J. McC. Gilbert Center Square Marion Sheetz Center R. W. Slaybaugh G. W. M. Stock H. S. Sheets Walter Miller Harry Noble Michael Livingston Hershey Harper Dicks Charlotte N. Co. l Fabher Bollinger N. M. Dicks Dorothy F. L. Weagler East High street Ellen Schriver Jas. Birely Harristons Carlisle street FE. C. Livingston Jno Chesapeake C. E H. 12. Lough Hafer Miller Mismael Sheely S. F. Keeney H. C. Stock J. C. Birely E. C. Livingston Rhoda Myers Louise Cook J. A. Pirely Mary Swartz John 4 selman Melly Hersner E. Cashman Merle Diehl Arendtaville Leslie Hensel Pleasant street VADER Karl Spangler Kingsdale GRIEST PARK York Springs Uriah Aspers Ascension Day Triad Minnie Dicks Admr Peters street Johnston E. Miller W. J. Miller Helen BE. Sadler G. Wash. Sadler M. E. parsonage Westminster BR. N. Edwards J. F E. Kepner Lawrence Strausbaugh G. M. Spangler Miller building M. E John Jacobs Bo Uday Treas J.C Birety Margaret Weigard Mitel Deal Naomi Slayhaugh
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