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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
11
Wew Oxnardster is published every Thursday by H J Smith. Annual subscription 1.00 in advance 1.50 if not paid within the year. Discontinuance only by publisher upon arrears. Failure to discontinue at expiration of paid time creates a new engagement. Advertisements offered at reasonable yearly rates for various print items.
Deaths include Thomas R. Torrence 68 a York insurance adjuster. Isaac Grater 85 killed by a falling limb on his Fairview farm. Mrs. Nancy Woods near 102 in Carlisle. Rufus Ingram 85 near Hickson's Corner. A B Harnish fined for poultry food charges in Carlisle. Mrs. Holtzinger finds daughter Clara dead at dinner. Charles Samuelson 45 of Chandlers Valley murdered by John Swanson. Also mercantile sign law notice. bridge washaway near Wrightsville. five infants born at Steubenville with three deaths. William Donley dies before execution. Mrs. W. Smith may lose a lung from a pin incident. paint ad for L M paint.
The residence of Justice of the Peace Jacob Devenvy in York County's Springfield township burned on Friday afternoon while the family was away. Damage runs about 5000 with some insurance coverage. a neighboring summer house also perished and valuables including wills and papers were lost.
Emanuel Zartman a Western Maryland Railroad track-walker from Smith's Station beyond Hanover was struck by a freight engine near 5:30 a m Saturday. He was hurled beside the road with severe bruises and a forehead wound. A double-header on the main track and a second freight on the siding caused the accident as he mis judged a safe crossing. He is about 45.
The College of Music in Freeburg Pennsylvania offers six weeks tuition covering instrument singing and board for 37 dollars. Terms begin May 4 June 15 and July 27. Catalogs available from Henry B Moyer.
J F Rider is named to the post of Director of the Poor in the city government, replacing the former official amid ongoing social relief efforts and budget considerations for the department.
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