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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

10

Adams Co May Become Sep Judicial District If Legislature Acts

Adams county with a 1950 population of 44 064 may form a separate judicial district if the 1951 Legislature passes reapportionment laws affecting Adams and Fulton counties. The move hinges on constitutional and legislative action, with the next apportionment due after every decennial census but not completed since 1921.

Adams County Fulton County Adams Assembly Senate State Bar Association

Adams and Fulton face county reallocation in proposed reapportionment

An informed source notes a 195] legislature plan to redraw districts may allow current associate judges to serve out terms. Adams County could become its own judicial district, while Fulton with about 19 000 people might be separated or joined to a neighboring county depending on population rules. Judge W C Sheely presides over both Adams and Fulton courts under current setup.

Adams County Fulton Bedford County W. C.sheely Gettysburg Serup Adams

Reapportionment and Separate Courts in Pennsylvania

The text notes that Pennsylvania maintains its own court system and that reapportionment has long been a political football causing gerrymandering for power. It observes that few counties lack separate judicial districts and most operate with one judge and no associate judges.

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Smthsell 129acre Butler farm to Gerrisburg buyers

Joseph W. and Mary L. Smfth of Gerrisburg fr announced the sale of their 129 acre former Emery Barr farm in Butler township Logan County to Bittervale buyers. The transaction included equipment and crops and possession will be given July 15. John C. Bream handled the sale.

Joseph W Mary L. Smfth Gerrisburg FR Emery Barr Butler Township Ous E. Logan Bittervale John C. Bream

Irishtown Firemen Win First Prize in Waynesboro Parade

The Irishtown Fire Company won 50 dollars for traveling the greatest distance to participate in Waynesboro’s firemen parade held during the Franklin County Volunteer Firemen’s association nineteenth annual convention. They were joined by the Ludestown VFW drum and bugle corps which won second prize for marching corps. First prize went to the Charles Nithouse Post corps of Chambersburg.

Irishtown Fire Company Waynesboro Franklin County Volunteer Firemen’s Associaon Irishtown Ludestown Vfw Charles Nithouse Chambersburg

Thirty Years Ago Society Notices Mixed

Notices from thirty years ago list a Tulsa hospital patient Harold MaWer and New Oxford weddings including Thelma Witt and Joan Hepford on June 28. Other couples Gwen Howe, Levistown, and John W. Myer, with Marion Topper and Dr. Brack, are noted as married. Births to Charlie? family are mentioned.

Plas Harold MaWer Tulsa Orla George A. Noller New Oxford Thelma G. Witt Joan R. Hepford Penrock Were Merried X. F. Shank New Chester Ter Caushier Gwendolyn Howe Sterling Ebr Hart Richmond Mane Fleu. Levistorn John W. Myer Marion E. Topper McSherrystown Alen G. Brack Dull Lancaster Charlie

Bell tolls for tragedy and births in York area

Report lists births in Abbottstown Bonneauville and York area with new daughters and sons to Baker Lawrence Smith Gebhardt families. It notes the death of Mrs M F Arnold 29 of York from blast injuries at her home and mentions Ivan E Arentz and Beatrice Stermer in Union.

Ernest Hansford Paradise Township Mervin Baker Abbottstown Charles Lawrence Lawrence Pauline Staub Bonneauville Har Smith Peter Gebhardt York Hospital M. F. Armold York John Melhorn New Oxford Ivan E. Arentz Conewago Township Beatrice Stermer Union

Marriage Licenses Granted In Local Townships

Samuel A. Stauby McSher-Tystown and Regina A. McMaster Bonneauville were granted a marriage license. Levi A. Fouls White Hall died Thursday. Miss Mary Eyster Hanover died at her sister Mrs. John Geiserman New Oxford. Prof. Charles O. Garner West.

Abbottstown Schools Elect New Prince

The town of Minster elects a new principal for Abbottstown schools in a ceremony reported on this page. Continued on Page 19.

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