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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
5
A Father’s Day party honors Harvey Dennis. multiple births and hospital moves recur. Community events include Bible school plans at Red Run, trips to Gettysburg College, and local church activities. Postwar developments feature the Little Big Inch retired near East Berlin and area weddings, outings, and family milestones across East Berlin and nearby towns.
Classified style page itemizing used cars from WIEST MOTOR CO and Shoemaker Car Lot with down payment options and multiple models. Also includes Sanitary Septic Service ad, East Berlin Clothing Store, and East Berlin Stock Farm cattle and farm equipment offerings.
McGregor sung so an event for fathers and sows with red rosebud tokens. An illustrated lecture on parables was delivered by Red Run Lutheran Pastor Charles Snyder and Mrs. Snyder. Mrs. Fred V. Baker and family of Rahway New Jersey visited her mother Mrs. Cleason Smith. Beatrice Fitzkee a Meidelberg Elementary School teacher moved to Thomasville School to fill a third grade vacancy created by Della Elsenhooth leaving for a Dover position. Fitzkee previously lived in East Berlin. A recent gathering was hosted by Mr and Mrs Lloyd C. WEE FIX Television Home Service & Supply Co Red Men’s Hall East Berlin.
Sunday afternoon at 17 30, on Gettysburg Road south of Biglerville, BE J Yoder of Biglerville slowed for three cars stopping to allow one to turn. Harold E Crook, driving another car, caused the collision according to police.
A 77 year old resident named Miller sustained property damage totaling 4170 after a vehicle, described as the Vorler auto, impacted a Garniers area property. Police report ongoing investigation into the incident.
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