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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

14

Few Oxford Items and Subscription Terms

Publication page notes weekly items in New Oxford with annual rates of one dollar for advance payment and one fifty for delinquents. Discontinuance requires arrears clearance and publisher option. Advertisements offered at fair rates with yearly discounts. Job printing available. political stance neutral. foreign advertising via American Press Association. Postal designation as second class mail.

American Press Association

Local notes from Adams County reflect varied town news

Numerous items report accidents, sales, and moves in McSherrystown Littlestown York Springs and nearby towns. Notable entries include Charles Myers injuring himself after colliding with a pole, a large sale at George Spertzel, and civic updates on managers, transfers, and upcoming concerts and church activities.

Sickness Notes From Hanover Area Delve Into Illnesses

A Hanover area column lists residents facing illnesses and recoveries. Ruth Rickrode and Harriet Sadler show improvement while other locals including Mrs Burger and Mrs Yohe suffer serious or paralyzing conditions. Several individuals recover enough to be out, others remain gravely ill or hospitalized.

Barn Fire Tests York Springs Pumps and Water Access

A Sunday morning barn fire in York Springs destroyed a barn owned by Dan Brown Huntadale rented by Earl Miller with no usable pumps due to water 2700 feet away. Gettysburg Biglerville and Dillsburg units aided, saving nearby structures. Losses include 5 tons hay 4 cords wood 7 chickens valued about 150 dollars. Brown’s loss about 1000 dollars. origin undetermined. motorist alerted at 2 am.

York Springs Dan Brown Huntadale Earl Miller Gettysburg Biglerville Dilleburg Brown

DIES AWAITING BUS IN ABBOTTSTOWN

Mrs. Alice Reichart 62 widow of John H Reichart collapsed with a paralytic stroke while waiting for a bus at the Altland House Abbottstown York County She died within a half hour at 5 10 PM after being attended by others Seated in a side room she suddenly grew unconscious She leaves four children and a brother Ambrose Webler Funeral Friday from Mrs Nace home with burial at Holtzschwalm

Abbottstown Alice Reichart John H. Reichart Altland House Mra Reichart Oscar Ipace West Manheim York County Dan. Lillich Hanover

Hanover Families See Run of New Babies This Week

Stork news lists multiple Hanover couples welcoming children: Harry and Mary Mummert have a son. Edwin and Mary Hemler a daughter formerly Miss Mary Liversperger. Joseph and Mary Hoover a daughter. Melvin Henry and Hanover-born couple another son. H Topper and York Springs couple a daughter. Christ Mitchell of Gettysburg and Get tysburg business owner a son. Dr J McCree Dickson and wife a son described as a buster at Warner Hospital in Gettysburg.

Harry L. Mummert Hanover Herbert Hemler Midway Hemler Mary Liversperger Edgegrove Edwin Robert Warner Hospital Marylmw Hoover Joseph Stough Melvin G. Henry York Springs Christ Mitchell Gettysburg Mitchell Buster J. McCree Dickson Dicksons Dickson Hospital

Deaths in Hanover and Surrounding Areas Over Several Families

Obituaries list William C. Liversperger known as Little Billie of Edgegrove who died after a stroke at 57, along with dozens of local residents including Mrs. Sherman of Two Taverns, Miss Radith Miller Test, Mrs. Henry Fitz, John Bollinger, and Jane Blocher of Gettysburg. The notices detail surviving family members, death causes, funeral plans, and interment sites in Conewago, Mt. Carmel, Grace Lutheran, and county cemeteries.

William C. Liversperger Billie Edge Frove John Adams Hanover Henry Stella Liveleperrer Mee Sherrystown New Oxford Crearmaker's Union James John Leo T.ive Sparger John Adama Lewis Graft Edeegrove Con Alboeavers Stern Edward Graft Edward Benjamin Livelsnerger Edward Schuchart Coneware Township Por Wbome Joseph Lawrence Bernard Rita Lawrence Rod Bernend Richa Ana Henry Josanh Clandive Stella Tawren Amen Daniel Lawrence Marnine Pr. Maark Mewee Conewagko Chanel Mere Mary Fe Sherman Tacob Sherman Claude MM. Sherman Tewis Mirabeth Mildy Miller

Woman Hangs Herself in Despondent Act Near Union Mills

Mrs Elia Kopp 45, a widow living with sister Mrs J M Troxell between Union Mills and Silver Run, died Monday afternoon in a suicide linked to ill health and a nervous breakdown. She made a rope from clothing, stood on a box, and died by strangulation after her sister found her in the bedroom.

Elia Kopp J. M. Troxell Union Mills Silver Run

Marriages Linked by Local Clergy in Hanover Region

Miss Elsie M. Blettner and Raymond D. Kuhn wed Saturday at St. Vincent's Midway. R William Riley and Helen Goodman Stultz married March 16 in Cumberland. Lee K. Stephens and Mildred J. Young wed in York and plan Hanover residence. H B W Pitzer and Alva E Keller married yesterday in Rendelsville area.

Elsie M. Blettner Harry M. Blettner Raymond D., Kuhn I. J. Kuhn Hanover William Huygen St. Vincent's Church Midway R. William Riley Brownsville Orville Riley Gettysburg Helen Goodman Stultz P. EB. Blakely U. B Cumberland Riley Lee K. Stephens Mildred J Young York N. C. May H. BW. Pitzer Harry Pitzer Menallen Township Alva E. Keller Elizabeth J. Keller Franklin Township O. D. Coble Rendersville Lutheran Church

Hospital Patients and Visits Reported Across Several Towns

Mrs J Cooper of Hanover Street undergoes treatment at the Chireh Home and Infirmary in Baltimore. Ir a Cooper and family and Thelma Fribush and Sylvia spent the weekend in Baltimore. Chas Baugher Lincolnway W recently underwent treatment at Warner hospital. Mrs Charles Sadler of Hanover Street improving after pneumonia treatment. John Wagner of Carlisle Street improving at the State hospital in Harrisburg. Mrs Clair Moul of Littlestown taken to West Side in York for treatment. Frank McDermitt of Tron Springs returned home much improved after earlier Warner hospital stay. Byron McBeth of Gardners Road admitted to Warner hospital for appendicitis. Mrs Delphia Sterner at Wide Sanatorium York somewhat improved and back with her parents. Mr and Mrs Jacob Wildasin of Mount Pleasant. Philip Rebert, son of Prof and Mrs Nevin Rebert of Frederick Maryland, grandson of Mrs S H Robert of Littlestown, operated on Friday at Frederick W Hospital.

D. Ralph Starry France George Coulson Latimore Township W. E. Pifer John Pifer York Springs Carlisle Rd Cleveland Ohio Robert Walters Franklin Rudis Harry Black Taneytown Road Cumberland Township York Music League Alfred Cortot Music League Eagles McSherrystown Littlestown Ref Alvin Hyser Mt. Vernon Taneytown Clyde Ohler St. James Carroll Little Mt. Pleasant Mr. Brady Spies Island Grove S. Carroll Wentz Dicks’ Dam Paul R. Emigz Emig Wentz C. R. “Dick” Wolff Gettysburg Times Burgess Gettysburg S. F. Snyder Christ Lutheran Church St. Mark's Lutheran Church Hanover Woman's Missionary Society of Emmanuel Reformed Church Abbottstown Woman's Missionary Society of Gettysburo Violet Waltman Lewis. Barr Athalia Bair Sell John Carbaugh Littlestown Littlestown Road Maryland RE. H. Forrest Frank Adams County Leo Bushman Bushman Rockport Texas Mexico William F. McDowell Central Pennsylvania The Methodist Church Chambersburg B. L. Stenger Samuel W. Strain George Todt George Shadle Clinton Berwager Moul Abbottstown- Hanover Pike Berwager New Baltimore Edward Alwine S. O. Gardner M. E. Gardner Gardner Inquirer Samuel Alwine Paradise Township Maples Grove George FF. Mon Alwine A. L. Patrick H. H. Bennett Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters Agricultural Extension Office Howard Shanebrook Kuntp’s Charles R. Jacobs Council In York Mr. Jacobs Latimore Robert & Co Karobs C. C. Rebert Rebert Hostetter C. W. Wolfe Frank Eby Harvey Dodrer Oliver Matthias Jesse Byers Irvin T. Naill Mr. Naill Kingsdale Lewis Bunty William McSherry Ladies’ Mite Society St. Paul’s Lutheran Church L. M. Alleman Littlenstown J. J. Hummer Paul Luther League of St. John's Lutheran Church Hummer Margaret McMillan Adams County Red Cross Middleswest Red Cross Charles W. Steck Gettysburg National Bank Charles W. Bucher Mt. Joy Miley Miller Bucher Lawrence IE. Oyler Verna Hess York Springs High School Marion Heffelman Middletown Charles Griest York Springs Racing Association Mr. Guest J. Cooper Hanover St Chireh Baltimore Ira Cooper Thelma Sylvia Fribush Chas, Baugher Lincolnway Cently Warner Hospital Charles Sadler Warner Howtal John Wagner Carlisle Sr State Pital Harrisbore Clair H. Moul West Side Frank McDermitt Tron Springs Warner Hos Tal Byron McBeth Gardners R1 Delphia Sterner M. Jacob Wildasin Pleasant Philip Nevin Rebert Frederick, Md Granson S. H. Robert Littletown Frederick W Hospital

Zinkand Pays Fine After Assault Case in Gettysburg Court

William Zinkand paid a 150 dollar fine and received a warning after pleading nolle contendere to assault and battery in Judge McPherson s court near Gettysburg. The defendant admitted the act was to scare vandals, a piece of glass injuring Patrolman Ray Brinkman.

William Zinkand Gettysburg McPhersonin Zinkand Williem Arch McClean Chettosburatbtorney McClean Ray Brinkman Motor Patrolman M. Pherson Zink Brinkman Amour

Stoner and Hockey Granted Marriage License in Hagerstown

Miss Mary C. Stoner and Roy W. Hockey, both of Adams County, obtained a marriage license at Hagerstown. The couple plans to wed in the near future.

Mary C. Stoner Roy W. Hockey Adams County Hagerstown

Real Estate Transfers in Adams County Listed by Deeds Filed

Recent transfers include Walter K. Rhodes et al to Francis E. Goulden and wife for 141 acres in Freedom township. J M Fees er and wife to Harry Emlet and wife Lot in New Oxford. Alice R. Emmett and husband to Fr J Keefer lot in York Springs. Anna and Markley executors to C E Parson Yor Springs lot. John B Haverstock and wife to William M Bushman 27 acres in Franklin township. W J Seiss sells 152 acre dairy farm at Barlow with 32 stock and all machinery to J N Thompson of Farmington Del with possession. G W Koser of Biglerville sells 90 acre dairy farm near Biglerville with equipment and stock to Charles E Ammons of Pine Grove. Possession May 1.

Adams County Charles G. Taughin Bauech Register and Recorder Walter K. Rhodes Francis E. Goulden Freedom Township J. M. Feeser Harry Emlet Lot New Oxford Alice R. Emmett Fr. J. Keefer York Springs Anna & Markley Execufor C. E. Parson Biglerville Charles E. Ammons Pine Grove

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