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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1902

Page

5

Advertisement terms and printing services offered

Terms set at one dollar per year in advance with one fifty penalty if unpaid. Subscriptions continue unless publisher chooses to discontinue after arrears are cleared. Failure to end at term renews the engagement. Advertisements priced reasonably with liberal yearly rates. printing of all kinds from labels to large posters including landbil posters.

Antil Alari G. H. Brown New Oxford Daniel King Fairfield Klondike

Town and Country notes on floods and farms

A compact look at local incidents and happenings across York county includes floods damaging bridges and dams, cattle and horse losses, a smallpox isolation fund talk, fires in Emigsville, a bank suit ruling, and local shop advertisements. Notable names include Frank X. Billman, G H Brown, and E J Treiber.

Berwick Township York Philadelphia Harry Myers G H. Brown New Oxford Levi Gentzler Heading Township Hav Gneitsler

Death of ex-steward Panabeker in Union Township

David P. Panabaker ex steward of the Adams County Almshouse died at his Union township home near Sell's Station Monday at 6 AM after nine months of illness of cerebral affection. He was about 54 and suffered a paralysis stroke Sunday. He leaves a wife Miss Mears of Gettysburg, a son William G. Panebaker and a daughter Mrs Samuel A. Waltman, all of Union township. Funeral Thursday at 9 AM with services and interment at Christchurch.

Geo. Hartman Fountain Dale Alonza McClain H. C. Demming Harrisburg Adams County Minick Chambersburg Pea-Mzr Distilling Co Act of Assembly Samuel Keagy Union Township John C. Bollinger Amos Palmer Lewis Myers Eli Sponseller Germany Township John Welty Chamberlain Randolph Wehler D. H. Fink J. Weaver James Smith A. G. Lau A. F. Robinson David P. Panabeker Adams County Almshouse Sell’s Station Miss Mears Gettysburg William G. Panebaker Samuel A. Waltman Christchurch

Driving Accident Injures McSherristown Man

Joseph E. Rice of McSherristown suffered a sprained left ankle and considerable leg bruising after a buggy wheel slipped from the axle leaving his home for Irishtown at 12:30 a.m. The horse bolted but he held the lines and stopped the animal after being dragged for a distance.

Joseph E. Rice McSherristown Mr. Rice Irishtown

Local residents visit relatives in town notes

Miss Ida Delp of Uriah Cumberland county spent a few days with her cousin Mrs. Von Ditzler on Hanover street. Harry Pfeiffer of Hanover visited his aunt Miss Lizzie Pfeiffer on Philadelphia street on Monday. Prof. J F Maguire of Philadelphia spent a short time in town Tuesday afternoon.

Ida Delp Uriah Cumberland County von. Ditzler Hanover Street Harry Pfeiffer Hanover Lizzie Pfeiffer Philadelphia J. F. Maguire

Firemen Present Third Annual Play in Millers Hall

Next entertainment in Millers Hall on Tuesday evening March 11 1902 features Firemen’s 3rd annual drama How Uncle Nathan Lost his Farm. A three act play with intriguing plot of neighbor swindlers and a theft, aided by two Irish comic performers. Proceeds go to the Fire Company. Admission is 5 cents with reserved seats.

Millers Hall Nathan

Injured wife’s revenge at Sprenkle’s Hotel on Queen Street Pike

A Friday night fracas at Sprenkle’s Hotel on the Queen street pike began when Mrs. Lou Trimmer received an anonymous warning about her husband Elmer Trimmer and Edna Braggeman. Mrs. Trimmer and her sister forced entry, assaulted Elmer Trimmer and Braggeman in the dining room and kitchen, tearing hair and clothing before fleeing. The fate of the two attacked parties remained unknown.

Sprenkle Queen Street Pike Tollgate Lou Trimmer Elmer Trimmer George Street College Avenue Edna B Braggeman South Court Alley Mr. Trimmer Miss Bruggeman York Daily

Court Items and Appointments Across Townships

Accounts confirmed as advertised. Constables elected at the recent election sworn into office. S. H. Sanders named supervisor of Liberty township to fill vacancy from last election. Edw. P Brenizer named supervisor of Tyrone township to fill vacancy caused by Currens failure to file. The motion for a new trial in the Com vs John Toddes overruled. defendant sentenced to 1 month in jail and fined $10 plus costs.

S. H. Sanders Liberty Township Edw. P Brenizer Tyrone Township Stephen Currens Dowd John Toddes

Ragged Weather Damages Streams Along with Local Reports

The heavy rains last week caused damage along streams nearby. A Morganton Tenn report claims Buckten’s Arnica Salve cured a daughter’s scald head. Advert shows it treats eczema tetter sores ulcers piles and more for 25 cents at Rasdelph Webtorvs.

C. D. Tabi Morganton, Tenn Buckten

Chamberlains Pain Balm Heals Rheumatism Surprise

A Asheville Gazette pressman reports dramatic relief from rheumatism after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He sank from a winter rheumatism after wet feet, tried several remedies, bought Pontdala, and within two thirds used his pain vanished and has not returned. Sold by Randolph Webler.

Chamberlain Henry T. Crook Asheville XS. C Randolph Webler

Church notices list Sunday services for four congregations

First Evangelical Lutheran Rev Ferpixano Herse leads Sunday 10 am service Sunday School and Catechetical classes later. St Pauls Reformed Rev P E Hermes offers 10 am service 9 am Sunday School 6 pm CI EL, 7 pm prayer. Methodist Reverend Ree preaches Sundays 7 pm and 9 am Sunday School Epworth Leagues. Immaculate Conception Rev L Aucustus Recprex outlines Catholic Mass 10 am Solemn Vespers 6 30 pm Benedic tion 7 pm Stations of the Cross Friday 7 pm.

First Evangelical Lutheran Church C. E Ferpixano Herse St. Paul's Reformed Church Supcay School CI EL Society P. E. Hermes Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth Vateus T. Ree Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Rev. L. Aucustus Recprex

Clapsaddle and Cromer Wed in Gettysburg Ceremony

Married March 2 at Gettysburg by Rev. V T Rue Jesse D Clapsaddle of Mt Ju township and Miss Ruth M Cromer of Cumberland township exchanged vows in a formal ceremony.

Gettysburg V. T. Rue Jesse D. Clapsaddle Mt. Ju. Towship Ruth M. Cromer Cumberland Township

Death notices record two local obituaries in Franklin township and near Dutters Station

A death notice lists John Trone dying February 27 in Franklin township at age 88 years 11 months and 2 days. A second obituary notes Lydia Guiden widow of Emanuel Guiden dying near Dutters Station at about 70 years old.

Franklin Township John Trone Duttera’s Station Lydia Emanuel Guiden

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