PUBLIC SALE AT B STONER FARM NEAR LINCOLN HIGHWAY
Public sale announced for Tuesday March 1 1925 at the B Stoner farm along the old Carlisle road west of New Oxford toward the Pines church one mile from either place. Personal property includes household goods furniture tools farm gear and hundreds of old items with six months credit on sums of five dollars and up and cash for smaller amounts. Sale starts at 1 pm with Frances B Bowers listed as party and Chas Rinehart as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Stoner
Carlisle Road
Lincoln Highway
New Oxford
Pines Church
Florence
Public sale of household goods in New Oxford March 28 1925
On Saturday March 28 1925 a public sale in New Oxford on West High street will offer a 7 piece oak bedroom suite a 7 piece library set three new rocking chairs Penn Esther range three burner oil stove and baker two cherry tables one six legged and one four legged six plank bottom kitchen chairs a sideboard a couch a wash stand two stands two bedsteads rugs carpets and numerous other items The sale starts at 1 pm Terms: sums over five dollars on credit 38 months and under five dollars cash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High Street
New Oxford
Penn Esther
Knights of Columbus Hall Planned for McSherrystown
The McSherrystown council of Knights of Columbus, organized last October, bought a vacant Main Street lot 85 feet frontage from C J DeLone Hanover. Plans call for a two story brick hall with operations to begin after design. A building committee is drafting the plans, with construction likely this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherrystown
Council of Knights of Columbus
Knights of Columbus
C. J. Delone
Hanover
Main Street
George F. Bender
Peter FP
Smith
Woman Commits Death by Own Action in Centerville
Mrs Victoria A Winter 43 wife of B B Winter near Centerville died Thursday from a shotgun self inflicted wound while on her sick bed. Her daughter Mrs Stump heard a thud and found her mother dead after discovering the gun in the room and the line of fire from the weapon pressed to her chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tll
Victoria A. Winter
B. B. Winter
Centerville
Stump
Mrs. Winter
Hanover council rejects water system offer in monthly session
The Hanover borough council, by unanimous vote, rejected Hanover and McSherrystown Water Companys 80 000 offer. It then decided to seek 6 00 000, 200 000 below the asking price and 187 300 under the Nord Bird Whitman valuation. Littlestown Hardware & Foundry breaks ground for a 50 by 100 foot brick addition joining the current foundry. Guy C. Stover, longtime secretary to A B Farquhar, elected vice president and assistant secretary of the A B Farquhar Company in York. he is a former Hanoverian. Frank Hollinger and family move household goods from Sells Station to Frank King property in Littlestown. Archie Leib moves into Charles R Altlands property on Abbottstowns eastern edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Borough
Hanover and McSherrystown
Guy C. Stover
A. B. Farquhar
A. B. Farauhar Company
York
Stover
Frank Hollinger
Frank King
Littlestown
Archie Leib
Charles R. Altland
Abbottstown
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Heb Hee
Annauiversburg St
Gettysburg, Pa
Ek. Hamm’s
Baltimore Street
S. & H. Green
Hanover, PA
Makers of Venus
American Lead Pencil Co
Fifth Ave
New York
Strausbaugh
Strausbaugh’s
Gettysburg
Penn Furniture
York Street
WM. R. Rice
Mgr
Morris
Frances B. Bowers
Chas. Rinehart
H. Beamer
C. A. Funk
Geo
D. Sheely
Fulton ST
Bell
East Berlin
E. J. J. Gobrecht
T St. Hanover, Pu
K. OF OG Hall
Pep
The
Quaker Oal Company
J. H. Duttera
MecSherrystown, PA
Missouri Nighthawks
Kentucky
Greenebaum
Stetson
Greenebaum & Son
Center Square
Silverstrype Suits—Florsheim Shoes
C. Moul & Co., Inc
East Chestnut Street
Hanover Hardware Co
Sporting Goods
Builders’ Supplies
Carlisle Street
Fairview Poultry Farm
Rhode Island
Bell ’Phone
S. C
International
American Poultry Association
NAGLE
C. V
Abbottstown, Pa
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