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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
1
Mr and Mrs George L Terrases of Hanover announce the marriage of their daughter Kathryn E to Ralph W Woodworth set for July 16 at Emmanuel Reformed Church.
Letters of administration granted to Paul M Gebhart in Adams County Pennsylvania for Kathryn C Klunk deceased. Debts are to be paid promptly and all claims presented to Gebhart or attorney J Donald Swope in Gettysburg Pa by June 2, 1966. Centennial Pa.
The Rev. Ralph W. Baer pastor of Fairfield Lutheran church and former New Oxford resident was elected president of the Adams County Christian Endeavor Union at Mt. Joy Lutheran church. Over 100 members attended Friday sessions and more than 300 joined the gathering in the evening. The slate included J. B. Brumgard as vice president and Helen Sheely as secretary among others. Separately the Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld York County commissioners' bond authority for a 3 million dollar bridge project between Columbia and Wrightsville, with Irvin T. Ruler challenging the sale. Edward Miller, Hanover painter, dislocated a shoulder stepping into a machine on Monday.
Disinterment and reburial of graves from two Gettysburg plots dated 1833 and 1903 are planned in a new Evergreen cemetery plot if church and court approvals are obtained. After forty years of consideration, July forecasts show likely action driven by church expansion needs and a desire to relocate graves from shared early 19th century worship grounds.
Beginning Friday the state tax on gasoline increases to three cents a gallon, boosting revenue and directing funds to the state motor fund. The auditor general sent blank reports to retail dealers and large buyers for the quarter ending Thursday as part of the new levy.
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