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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
18
An advertisement claims Catarrhal Deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and promises Mall's Catarrh Medicine will rid the system of catarrh and deafness. It asserts 0 years of sales by J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and urges purchase from druggists.
Aurand's Book Store in Harrisburg Pennsylvania advertises cash for old and rare books and offers a free list of 100000 titles. It promotes new books for libraries and clubs at low prices and invites readers to send for the books wanted.
Two Hanover children in the Kiwanis ward have undergone operations with satisfactory results. Two more crippled children departed Hanover for Johnstown on Tuesday to enter the ward, with two additional cases expected soon. The Hanover Kiwanis club underprivileged child committee funds the program, sending mentally or physically handicapped children to Johnstown for treatment and surgery by top physicians.
Governor Pinchot signs the Schantz bill to end quart sales and require counting oysters by numerical units in Pennsylvania. The law targets water with oysters and apples sales and requires unopen ed containers for interstate shipments. The Agriculture Department enforces the act with fines of 25 to 100 dollars or 30 to 60 days in prison, and collected fines go to the State Treasury for the Agricultural Department.
Joseph Crushong moves from J. Frank King farm to Kingsdale home. Arthur Parr and family relocate from White Hall area to vacated Crushong farm. Frank Hollinger moves to J. Frank King property near Kingsdale. Irvin Naill and family relocate to Hanover and Mrs Ohler buys Naill’s vacated farm. M R Heller moves near York Springs. Robert Bream moves to Koontz tenant house. Heller farm fire blamed on chimney sparks. Frank Rumple moves to Kimple parents’ home to farm. Bernard Kimple family to vacated Frank Kimple home. Biglerville Baseball Club elects L B Slaybaugh and M A Shue directors, Shue named manager. Delta Good to open bakery at Square Corner.
On Saturday March 28 1925 the undersigned will sell at his Hampton residence to discontinue housekeeping. Items include bedroom suite oak bedstead white enamel bedstead chairs rugs lamps clocks stove kitchenware tools and more. Sale starts at 12 o clock noon. Terms given day of sale by E J Hoffman. Wm Ensor Auctioneer C O Chronister Clerk.
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