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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1933

Page

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Rice And Sheely Address Group At Adams Tax Justice Meet

State Senator John S. Rice of Arendtsville and George D. Sheely of Oxford township led a large Adams county Tax Justice league meeting at the courthouse. Rice explained how a Harrisburg bill moves through the legislature and answered questions. Sheely, a former Adams assemblyman, spoke on rising government costs since 1914. Membership rose to over 1,600.

John S. Rice Arendtsville George D. Sheely Oxford Township Adams County Tax Justice League Court House Harry J. van Dyke Butler Township Rice Harrisburg Sheely Adams County Adams County League

Admitted to York Bar Ralph Rudisill Joins Firm

Ralph E. Rudisill son of Mr and Mrs S J Rudisill Hanover was admitted to the York county bar on Monday. A native of Hanover he graduated from Gettysburg College and the University of Pittsburgh. He served nine years as Fayette county school superintendent and recently practiced law with offices in Uniontown. He will partner with his brother Harold B Rudisill as Rudisill and Rudisill.

York County Ralph E. Rudisill Hanover Gettysburg College University of Pittsburgh Fayette County Fayett County Uniontown Harold B. Rudisill Rudisill & Rudisill

Injured In Route Crash Near Hanover

A car carrying four people veered off York Road near York-Hanover and struck a tree at 10:50 PM. Joseph Miller 18 driver suffered a fractured leg and scalp lacerations. Mark Groft 22 received facial and eye injuries and a fractured rib. Miss Mac Pittinger 18 and Robert Whaler 19 suffered facial lacerations and a broken collarbone. All were taken to Hanover General Hospital. Groft and Pittinger later discharged. Patrolman Gerald Sweeney investigated. driver lost control as it passed Western Maryland railroad tracks. Car totaled.

Mark Groft McSherrystown York Road Station Hanover Groft Hanover General Hospital Joseph Miller Guy Miller Third Street Robert Whaler John Toney Midway Mac Pittinger A. EB. Pittinger Porter Sideling Miss Pittinger Whaler Miller Nelso Abel Seven Valleys Hanover Hospital Gerald Sweeney York York-Hanover Sweeney Western Maryland

Population Center Intersection Gaffe Sparks Questioning

A city feature, the center of population, is described as an intersection where a sarcastic police officer asks if you know how to drive a car. The remark highlights a local quirk drawing public attention and debate about street layout.

Estate of Mary C Livingston administration granted

Notice is given that letters of administration with the will annexed have been granted to E. C. Livingston as administrator of the Mary C. Livingston estate. Creditors and debtors must present claims or make payments to the administrator at New Oxford, Pa., or to Keith and Sheely, First National Bank Building, Gettysburg, Pa.

Mary C. Livingston Oxford Township Adams County Pennsylvania Register of Wills E. C. Livingston New Orford Keith and Sheely First National Bank Gettysburg Edward Livingston Richard W. Livingston New Oxford

Gettysburg considers union station for two railroads

Officials from the Philadelphia and Reading and Western Maryland railroads study a shared Gettysburg union station to cut overhead and consolidate operations. They examined the present Philadelphia and Reading yards for potential use and possible expansion, amid uncertain plans and local reaction.

Philadelphia Keating Western Maryland Gettysburg Union Station Reading Washington Street Western Maryland Carlisle Street Reading Yards

Estate of Edward Livingston Administrator Granted

Notice that Richard W. Livingston is appointed administrator of the estate of Edward Livingston deceased by the Adams County Register of Wills. Address: New Oxford Pennsylvania.

Administrator's Notice of Estate of Peter T Brady

Administration granted to James S Brady of Hanover Pennsylvania. Debts to the estate should be paid and claims presented. Attorney J L Williams of Gettysburg handles the estate. Dated 3 2 61.

Local Notes From Abbottstown and Surrounding Towns

Ivy poisoning blinds Abbottstown youth while walking a stream. William Myers of Berwick township bruises hip after a home stair fall. Contractor Francis Elder begins cellar work for Berkheimer and Mummert residence on town lot. Artie Gulden suffers stomach trouble. Prof. Ralph Hamme rents Nathan Smith property on East King Street. Claude Warner returns home after ten months away. Leroy Rodgers moves with family to Center Square bank property from Meisenhelder farm. A public sale of personal property occurred Wednesday ahead of the Rodger family move to Gettysburg. Myers shows improvement after hip injury. Henry Landis’s influenza illness eased allowing him to be outdoors.

William Myers Berwick Township Jacob Miller Gettysburg Myers Henry Henry Landis

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Schell Hanover Hardware Co Sporting Goods Cor Carlisle & E Chestnut Sts Hanover, PA Roy W. Spangler York St H. E. Swartz Baltimore St Ience Metropolitan Edison Company Baltimore Street Hanover, Pennsylvania Ralph FE. Rudisill S. J. Rudisill C. Moul & Co E. Chestnut St David O’brien West High Street New Oxford, PA Westinghouse Hoffman Bros General Contractors Plumbing Walnut St Conewago Park East Berlin Silver String E. H. Walter Baltimore St. John Placin Draying Chas. E. Myers Peter T. Brady Abbottstown James S. Brady Frederick Street Penna J. L. Williams Theodore Heverly Eshelman Center Square Electrical and Radio Majestic E. J. J. Gobrecht Chestnut St J.R. Weaver General Insurance Hanover Street Oxford Warren Robert ©. Berkheimer Francis F. Elder Harry Berkheimer Wilford Mummert Guy Lawrence Irishtown Columbia Jewelry Co Adams County Farm Bureau Frederick G.rife Linden Ave Life Insurance D. F. Slentz John H. Duttera Lincolnway W. F. Dodson Balto. ST U. W. Myers Cherry Street Myerstown Altland House Eicholts TDR York Street J. E. Bemiller & Son Proprietors Jig Shultz Pretzels Frederic Laster Mateel Hood’s Central Hotel Building Prado Hart Broadway Hanovee H. E. Lough East High Street C. E. Lough New Oxford, Pa New Oxford Garage R. M. Wolf, Prop Hankle Auto Top& Body Shop Auto Tops Hankle Auto Top & Body Shop Hanover Shop HOTEL Adelphia Rasy Adelphia Hotel CO David B Provan
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