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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

27

Local notices from McSherrystown area report accidents sales and moves

Charles Myers injured in collision near St Marys Hall and returned home by car. George Spertzel sale totals 1600 with horses cows and produce. Prof. Wall named Littlestown baseball manager with Wintrode as financial manager. Various moves include G E Westhafer shifting saw mill to York County and Wagaman relocating a chicken house. Public sale of William Brillhart nets 2607.63. Library gains Stoddard volumes. Latimore Independent Americans banquet. several households moved. Gibb resigns from York Springs bank to join Boiling Springs Bank. Fire destroys Logan home. two thousand dollar loss.

Charles Myers Bonneauville K. of C. Social St. Mary’s Hall McSherrystown George Spertzel Idaville Freeport Long Island N. Y Raymond Group York Springs E. J. Myers T. E. Trostle de Jone Paul Ferry Hanover Russell Walker J. Sell Bethlehem Mine Corporation Bittingers York Springs High School Stoddard Latimore Order of Independent Americans Lloyd Lory W. DP. Starry Dillsburg Minnewaukara Council Daughters of Pocahontas Cotochiia Council Littlestown Mr. Swisher D. M. Feeser J. Harner Midway Charles Crist Charles W. Newman Crist Union Mills Maryland Henry Buddy H. F. Dodrer Buddy George L. Myers D. Filmer Halter R. 1 Westminster Charles N. G*bp First National Bank of Boiling Springs Bank Mr. Gibb U. S. Institution Smith Logan Mt. Victory Church

Adams county farms and towns noted in community digest

The Abbottstown Hanover pike sale of Clinton Berwager on the Moul farm brought 4593.08 with Berwager moving to New Baltimore to continue dairy work. Canneries built by Eby and Dodrer expand Littlestown area production. several houses and canneries planned or under construction. Local birthdays, elections, Red Cross relief, and numerous illness updates fill the week’s notices.

Local notices from York Springs area area residents and events

Mr and Mrs D Ralph Starry unable to sail from France due to Mrs Starry illness. James S Johnsons move from Lancaster to Havre de Grace. Mrs Sadie J Albert returns to York Springs after winter with daughter Mrs George Coulson. W E Pifer moves to Carlisle Road after eight years in Cleveland. Walters move from Franklin Rudisill farm to Harry Black farm. Alfred Cortot to headline York Music League concert at York High School Auditorium Monday night. Robbery reported at Eagles Home McSherrystown last Sunday night. Week of services at Littlestown Ref Church. Alvin Hyser sells milk route to Clyde Ohler. Mrs Mary Murren moves to McSherrystown. Spices move to Oxford road McSherrystown. Ice damage hits Island Grove bungalow and Hickory Hill landing. Dr R Nick Wolff announces candidacy for Gettysburg burgess. Mrs S F Snyder resigns organist post and joins St Mark's Hanover. Woman's Missionary Society meets in Abbottstown and plans to attend Gettysburg Classis meeting in Spring Grove. Ralph Shuman family moves to Sell Station. Sterner family to Midway. Birthday dinner for Mrs Violet Waltman. 16 year old Lewis Bair injured in bicycle accident. John Carbaugh moves to Littlestown. Maryland truck damages sedan on Littlestown road. 120 Mexican quail released in Adams County. 144 more to come from Rockport Texas. Bishop McDowell notes significance of uniting with southern church at Central Pennsylvania Conference. Six probationers ordained including B L Stenger and Samuel W Strain Littlestown.

D. Ralph Starry France George Coulson Latimore Township W. E. Pifer John Pifer York Springs Carlisle Rd Cleveland Ohio Robert Walters Franklin Rudis&il 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 A. F. Brady Brady Spies Island Grove S. Carroll Wentz Dicks’ Dam Hickory Hill Paul R. Emig Emig Wentz R. “Nick” Wolff Gettysburg Cioir Crist Lutheran Church St. Mark's Lutheran Church Hanover Woman's Missionary Society of Emmanuel Reformed Church Abbottstown Woman’s Missionary Society of Gettysbore Reformed Church Snring Grove Ralph Shuman Jacob Miller Sells Station Jacob Sell Penn Township Harry Sterner Savannah Sterner Pleasant Midway D. S. Slaybaugh Violet Waltman Lewis Bajfr Athalia Bairwell John Carbaugh Littlestown R. D Adams County Leo Bushman Bushman Rockport Texas Mexico William F. McDowell Central Pennsylvania Methodist Church Chambersburg B. L. Stenger Samsuel W. Strain

Deaths William Q O Liversperger Little Billie of Folge Grove

William Q O Liversperger known as Little Billie died at his Folge Grove home after a stroke on Monday while awaiting a trip to Hanover to work. He was 57, a cigarmaker, member of the Me Sherrystown and New Oxford Beneficial societies and Cigar Makers Union No 816. Survived by three brothers and two sisters, with service held at Conowago Chapel.

Alaf Hanover R. D Berrend Richardt Tawrenes Henry Joseph Clandive Stella Tawren Otham Nantel Lawrence New Oxford Conawnaern Conewago Chanel Mre Mary E. Sherman Tacob Sherman Claude M. Sherman William QO. Liversperger Billie Folgegrove John Adams Hanover Stella Livelaperrer Sherrystown New Oxford Beneficial Societies Alan Cigarmaker's Union James John Leo Livesparger Lewis Groft Edeogrove Condwato Chanel Condwato Chanel, the Pallbearers ‘Cera Edward Groft, James, Edward and Benjamin Livelanerger Edward Schuchart Coneware Township

Marriages In Hanover Area Feature Local Couples

Miss Elsie M. Blettner and Raymond D. Kuhn wed at St. Vincent's Midway. R. William Riley and Helen Goodman Stultz married in Cumberland and plan Brownsville residence. Lee K. Stephens and Mildred J. Young tied marriage in York and will reside in Hanover. Pitzer and Keller united in Menallen Franklin Township by Rev. O D Cobl.

Elsie M. Blettner Harry M. Blettner Raymond D. Kuhn L. J. Kuhn Hanover William Havegen St. Vincent's Church Midway R. William Riley Brownsville Orville Riley Gettysburg Helen Goodman Stultz P. E Elizabeth J. Keller Franklin J.ownship O. D. Cobl Hendersville Lutheran Church

Hospital Patients Notice

Mrs. J. Cooper of Hanover street is undergoing treatment at the Church Home and Infirmary in Baltimore.

Barn Fire at York Springs Ties Up Local Pumps

A Sunday barn fire in York Springs destroyed a structure leased by Earl Miller and owned by Dan Brown. Fire units from Gettysburg, Biglerville and Dilleburg assisted after being called when water supply was 2,700 feet away. Losses: hay, wood, and chickens valued around 150 dollars, Brown about 1,000 dollars, cause undetermined. fire discovered about 2 am by a motorist.

Althe York Springs Dan Brown Huntedale Earl Miller Gettysburg Biglerville Dilleburg Brown

Woman Dies Waiting for Bus in Abbottstown

Mrs. Alice Reichart, 62, widow of John H. Reichart, collapsed from a paralytic stroke while waiting for a bus at the Altland House in Abbottstown. She died at 5 10 PM, after being found unconscious, with five surviving children and a brother Ambrose Webler. Funeral Friday from Mrs. Nace’s home with Holtzschwalm burial.

E .c Abbottstown Alice Reichart John H. Reichart Altland House Mra Reichart Oscar & Nace West Manheim Inc York County Dan Lillich Hanover York Mra. Nace Holtzschwalm

Hanover area welcomes string of newborns at Warner Hospital

Mr and Mrs Harry L Mummert Hanover welcome a son. Mr and Mrs Herbert Hemler Midway greet a daughter. Mrs Hemler was Mary Liversperger Edgegrove before marriage. Dr and Mrs J M Dickson Gettysburg have a son, the first child for the Dicksons. Dr Dickson heads the hospital surgical staff. Other Hanover parents include Mr and Mrs Edwin Robert, a daughter. Mr and Mrs Marvin Hoover, a daughter. Mr and Mrs Joseph Stough, a daughter. Mr and Mrs Melvin G Henry, a son. Mr and Mrs H L Topper York Springs, a daughter. Mr and Mrs Christ Mitchell Gettysburg, a son. and a son described as a “buster” born to the Dicksons.

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

Marriage Licenses Granted for Miss Stoner and Mr Hockey

Miss Mary C. Stoner and Roy W. Hockey of Adams county were issued a marriage license in Hagerstown.

Mary C. Stoner Roy W. Hockey Adams County Hagerstown

Obituary notices from York county scene mass

A parade of local obituaries notes deaths and funeral plans across Hanover Gettysburg York and surrounding towns. Mrs Henry Fitz and Mrs Sidney Ludwig die after long illnesses. Miss Edith Tess formerly of Bendersville dies in York. John Bollinger a York county lawyer passes away after a lingering illness. infant Robert Redding dies at three days. Orville DeGroft dies of pneumonia aged two. Jane Blocher dies after years of illness. William Schute dies at county home from tuberculosis. Delphia Steiner improves after sanatorium treatment. several other local deaths and funeral notices appear with family survivors and burial details.

Miller Sandiero Calif Grace Lutheran Church Henry Fitz Highfield Edith Tess Bendersville York Sidney Ludwig Charles FE. Ludwig Hanover Jacob Elizabeth Schlosser Adams County Ludwig John J. Bollinger York County Manover West Side John Bollinger Jesse Ella Bucher Bollinger John Mary Paul FE. Keller Mansfield Ohio Preston Bollinger Philadelphia Anna J. I. Robert Robert C. Albert Redding Orville H. DeGroft Harry and Beulah DeGroft Wkingsdale Mt. Carmel Littlestown Jane Livingston Blocher C. A. Blocher Blocher Gettysburg Bittinger Bittingers Station County Home Cemetery

Woman Hangs Herself In Suspected Despondency

Mrs. Elia Kopp aged 45 a widow living with her sister between Union Mills and Silver Run committed suicide in a fit of depression due to ill health. She formed a rope from clothing tied to a coat hook and stood on a box then kicked it away. Her death was by strangulation discovered by her sister.

Elia Kopp J. M. Troxell Union Mills Silver Run

Real Estate Transfers in Adams County Realized by Deeds

Real estate transfers filed in Adams County list Walter K Rhodes et al to Francis F Goulden and wife for 141 acres in Freedom township. J M Fees er and wife sell to Harry Emlet and wife. New Oxford sees Alice R Emmett and husband sell to B E Keefer. Anna G Markley executors sell to C E Parson in York Springs. John B Haverstock and wife sell to William M Bushman 27 acres in Franklin township. W J Seiss sells 152 acres dairy farm at Barlow with 32 head stock and all machinery to T N Thompson Farmington possession now. G W Koser of Biglerville sells 90-acre dairy farm near Biglerville with equipment and some stock to Charles E Ammons Pine Grove possession May 1.

Adams County Charles G. Taughinbaugh Register and Recorder Walter K. Rhodes Francis FE. Goulden Freedom Township J. M. Feeser Harry Emlet Lot New Oxford Alice R. Emmett Charles E. Ammons Pine Grove

Zinkand Fined in Assault Case Near Gettysburg

William Zinkand faced Judge McPherson for assault and battery near Gettysburg. He received a $150 fine and suspended sentence plus costs and a warning to handle firearms carefully. Attorney McClean spoke for Zinkand, claiming the shooting aimed to scare suspected vandals. a patrolman’s windshield was struck.

William Zinkand Gettysburg McPherson Zinkand Williem Arch McClean Gettysbur Athorney McClean Ray Brinkman M. Pherson Zink Brinkman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oxford 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 Maple Grove George F. Moul Alwine A. L. Patrick H. E H. Bennett Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters Adaams County Agricultural Extension Office Howard Shanebrook Kunp's Hoosier H. A. Kohler & Co J. C. Markle Near York Springs Markle Charles R. Jacobs Council In Mr. Jacobs Latimore Robert & Co Jacobs C. GC Rebert Hostetter Co. W. Wolfe Frank Eby Harvey Dodrer Oliver Matthias Jesse Byers Irviin T. Naill J. I. Hummer Paul Luther League of St. John's Lutheran Church Hummer Margaret McMillan Middles Red Cross Charles W. Steck Gettysburg National Bank Charles W. Bucher Joy Miley Miller Verna Hess Marion Heffelman Middletown Charles Griest York Springs Racing Association Guest Ruth Rickrode Dewey Bucher N. KE. Pitzer Kohler’s Harriet Sadler Tincolnway Peter Burger Abbottstow G. L. Myers Marie Hollinger Brethren Children's Home Carlisle Charles Koch Sacred Heart Church Conewago Ava Bauiev Charles Sadler Hanoverst Warner John Wagner Carlisle Sr State Pital Harrisburg Clair H. Moul Frank McDermitt Tron Springs Warner Hostal Susan Lawrence John S. Lawrence MeSherrystown Walter Drl. Shoemaker Theopholus Bievenour Robert Wiley Stork News Delphia Steiner Ide Jacob Wildasin Philip tProf Nevin Robert Frederick, Md S. H. Rebert Littletown Frederick T Hospital Herman Warren Charles Moor Theeherve Biglervill High School Cout Biglervil Harold Keljer H. K. Pfattgraff Bruncess Arl
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