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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1932

Page

12

Forest Park bookings surge with many July and August events

Forest Park in Hanover hosts a busy 1932 season with picnics reunions and concerts. Listings include St Pauls Lutheran Hanover July 3 Westminster band July 3 Gettysburg Boys July 4 St Marks Lutheran July 7 Trinity Lutheran July 9 Brodbeck band July 10 East Berlin band July 17 and multiple reunions through September 18. The Merchants picnic on August 17 stands out as the top event.

Forest Park Baltimore Hanover St. Paul’s Lutheran Westminster Band Gettysburg Boys St. Mark's Lutheran Trinity Lutheran Brodbeck St. Matthew's Lutheran Evangelical Mt. Zion Moul East Berlin Wagner Freed United Brethren Heidelberg Manchey Rudisill Hyser Hesson Strine Smith Rohrbaugh Knipple Hertz and Swartz Runions Merchants’ Picnic Swartz Straughsbaugh Haverstock Trimmer Gochenour Sloat Albright Miller Weigard Beaver Kendig Topper Broms and Shriver Burns Spangler Conover Wentz Merchants

Bruce Wolff Graduates from Penn Medical School to Start at Harrisburg Hospital

Bruce Wolff son of Dr and Mrs W E Wolff of Arendtsville graduated last week from the University of Pennsylvania medical school and will become an interne at Harrisburg Hospital.

Bruce Wolff W. E. Wolff Arendtsville University of Pennsylvania Medical School Harrisburg Hospital

Firemen's Field Day At Gettysburg Friday

Adams county plans its first annual field day in Gettysburg on Friday July 1 with twenty five fire companies totaling about two thousand volunteers. A county wide official photograph of all firemen and apparatus will be taken at center square at 2 pm and broadcast nationwide to promote the county fire service.

Adams County Gettysburg Center Square Gettysburg Fire Company

Richmond man collapses on street after three-day fast

John Stott of Richmond collapsed on a Hanover street and was taken to Hanover hospital after saying he had eaten nothing for three days.

John Stott Richmond Hanover Street Hanover Hospital Anderson

Gardners post office garage and warehouse razed by blaze

Fire of unknown origin destroyed the large two story building at Gardners, including the post office, garage, and warehouse, with losses estimated up to 15 thousand dollars. The May 11 blaze had already leveled part of the structure, and the latest fire left only smoldering ruins, redirecting mail operations to a temporary site.

Gardners Grover C. Myers Clyde Plank Aspers Isaiah Beam Mr. Beam Bendersville York Springs Harry Cline Silas Trimmer Mr. Myers Atlantic Refining Company G. C. Griest Jerry Guise Jesse C. Runkle York Trimmer P. O Harvey Starner Myers

Adams County Streams Forecast Strong Bass and Pike Season

Streams in Adams county with plentiful bass and ample natural food are projected to provide excellent sport when the bass pickerel and wall-eyed pike season opens Friday.

Adams County

Governor Pinchot Urges Quick Relief Funds

Governor Pinchot on Monday night appealed for immediate action from the General Assembly to estimate the state's unemployed at 150000 and appropriate 40000000 for direct relief, while lawmakers showed a growing wish to proceed slowly and cautiously.

Pinchot

Capitol Bans Sales Talk by Peddlers to Workers

Salesmen and peddlers are prohibited from displaying wares or using high powered sales talk on employees at the Montana capitol. The rule aims to curb aggressive solicitation inside government offices.

Montana Capitol

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