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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

5

East Berlin Happenings Feature Trades and Tragedies

Local notes report measles in East Berlin while Rev. Dr. Lat moves to a farm near East Berlin. Abbotstown buyers a 1700 dollar automobile. Hanover Light Heat and Power cap stock rises to 150000 dollars. A York man rents a farm near East Berlin and a church interior contract in Spring Grove is awarded. Multiple minor incidents include a pig theft near Orrtanna and a gas accident in Gettysburg.

East Berlin D. B. Lat Weet Milton, Pa Hie Farm Hanover Light Heat and Power Company William Wagner Conewago Creek Henry Raffensberger Bowlder Norman Kink York Peter S. Burgard D. A. Fisher Hampton St. Paul’s Lutheran Spring Grove Hanover and McSherrystown Street Railway Company

First National Bank charter chosen for Littlestown

At an adjourned meeting the promoters of the new bank opted for a National charter and named it First National Bank of Littlestown. The note items include dividends from Gettysburg banks, a Gettysburg Water Company share quote, pigeon farming in Adams County, and local notices on accidents and marriages amid a broad county summary.

Bank Littlestounn First National Bank Littleesown First National Bank of Gettysburg Gettysburg National Bank Gettysburg Water Company

Narrow railroad crossing near Gettysburg sparks escape

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Frommeyer of near Gettysburg recount a near fatal moment at the Pitt Street crossing on the W M railroad. A fast excursion train endangered their buggy as an engine tore a rear wheel but the couple and horse escaped unharmed though shaken. Citizens urge railway officials to install a watchman at this dangerous crossing to prevent future tragedy.

Francis Frommeyer Gettysburg W. M Pitt Street Frommeyer R. R. Co

Injured by Horse Falls On Hamilton Township Man

Mr Isaac C Thomas a respected Hamilton township resident about 23 miles north of town endured a severe accident while plowing on the Momma homestead. He was unhooking a team mounting a lead horse when it shied causing him to fall and the lead horse to strike him. Doctors reported spine and internal injuries but anticipated recovery despite great pain.

Isaac C. Thomas Hamilton Township Thomas David Momma

Injured Farmer Hemler Hurt by Protruding Nail

Jerome J Hemler a well known farmer of Storms Store Mount Pleasant township was injured Friday morning when a nail in a board pierced his right knee. He initially felt only a small wound but later suffered intensified pain affecting his hip and knee and is now bedridden under a physician's care.

Jerome J. Hemler Storm’s Mount Pleasant Township

Mule slain at Millers crossing prompts damages paid

C Edward Heagy recovered 150 dollars from Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad Company in settlement for a mule killed at Millers crossing near the Cobean farm. Heagy, hauling lumber, saw the lead mule squeezed between rails as a noon train approached. the crossing was deemed improperly maintained and the company settled quickly.

C. Edward Heagy Gettysburg and Harrisburg Millers Crossing Cobean Gettysburg Heagy

Burned with Hot Metal at Pitt Street Machine Shops

Mr Jacob Hoover proprietor of Pitt street machine shops suffered a severe facial burn when hot metal sprayed from a large wheel babbitting project. A fragment struck beside the left eye causing a painful wound and near-immense risk to sight. clothing scorched by falling metal. In separate civil actions before Squire E Lockert, Reuben Noel won $169.64 for wages board and meat, and Philip Mummert won $32.66 for wages and meat. R M Straley represented both plaintiffs.

Jacob Hoover Pitt Street Squire E. Lockert Reuben Noel S. L. Johns Philip Mummert R.M. Straley, Esq

Death Doings in York County and City Area

Multiple obituaries dated April to May from Hanover Biglerville and surrounding towns recount deaths of Margaret Utz a 16 year old from Latimore township Andrew Rickrode 76 a Civil War veteran from Hanover Lovey Genster 60 of Guernsey Alice C Miller 81 of Hanover Dr Henry Clayton Markle 32 Jefferson York County Dr Louis De Barthouin Brooklyn aged 88 with Philadelphia links Mrs Elizabeth Wolf Stock Hanover widow of Rev Daniel Stock aged about 80. Interments noted at Chelton Hill Biglerville Cemetery and local churchyards with family survivors listed.

New York City Margaret Elizabeth Charles Ida M. Utz Daniel Utz Latimore Township Chelton Hill Cemetery Philadelphia Henry Clayton Markle Jefferson York Counts Bennett and Smyser York Hoke Spring Grove Brodbeck

Obituary notices from Gettysburg area deaths reported in early June 1900

Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church mourns the death of a husband and father on June 1 1900 with services held Wednesday at 2 PM and burial at Mt. Olivet Hanover. Survivors include an only son Rev Dr Stock and an only daughter Mire Ida Secrist. Also surviving are two sisters Mrs Abraham Thom an near Abbottstown and Mrs Daniel Minter now ill in Hanover. Separate obituary notes Gettysburg widow Mary Ann Rhine aged about 70 dies at Gettisburg from indigestion leaving five step sons. Rev Dr John A Wirt of Des Moines Iowa dies suddenly over 60. body to be brought to Gettysburg for burial. Wirt was married to Mrs Martha Buehler daughter of Mrs Fannie Buehler of Gettsburg.

Louis de Barthouin Brooklyn East Berlin Adams County Conewago Chapel Mont St. Mary’s College Emmitsburg University of Pennsylvania Marine Service of United States California Port Townsend Oregon British Columbia Kuhn Amelia Pettygrove Francis W. Pettigrove Portland Joseph J. Kuhn Charles E Denver Colo Joseph A Wash John R George R S. C Jennie E Reilley Brooklyn, N Elizabeth Wolf Stock Daniel Stock Hanover William and Elizabeth Hopper) Stock New Oxford Stock Smail Brush Run School House Charles M. Stock Mary Ann Rhine Henry Rhine Gettisburg Gettysburg John A. Wirt Dee Moines Iowa Saruniay Hex. Wirt Martha Buehler Fannie Buehler Getsburg Wu Se

Local Nuptials Report From Multiple Churches

A series of marriages were performed in the region between May 5 and May 13. Raymond Fink and Pete Smith wed in a Nuptial Mass at Conewagon Chapel with Rev. Halstermeyer officiating. Lawrence Liversperger and Helen Feeser married at Conewaze Chapel by Rev. Hautermeyer. Joseph Krebs and Sallie Myers joined in St Mary Church with Rev. Reudher. Joseph Rang and Mary Spalding married in St. Aloysitus Church Littlestown by Rev. Fr. Kohl. Robert M. Martin and Annie E Ferry wed at St Johns Lutheran New Freedom with Rev. David S Martin. Margaret E. Durboraw of Philadelphia married Rev. Gtto Woestemeyer in Bethany Presbyterian Philadelphia officiated by Rev. Dr. Wa. Patterson.

Raymond Fink Harry Fink Irishtown Pete Smith Lews Sasith Hock Conewagon Chapveh Halstermeyer Lawrence Liversperger John Liversperger Edge Grove Helen Feeser Mary Feeser Conewaze Chapel Fr. Hautermeyer Joseph Krebbs Sallie Myers McSherrietown St Mary Church Fr. Reudher Joseph Rang McSherrystown Mary Spalding Littlestown St. Aloysitus Church Kohl David S Martin St John’s Lutheran Church, New Freedom Robert M. Martin Annie E Ferry Hanover Margaret E. Durboraw Jarchwood Avenue Philadelphia J. N. Durboraw Joy Township Adams County F_ Gtto Woestemeyer Rossville Kansas Bethany Presbyterian Church Bainbridge Strets Wa. Patterson

Sudden Death of Mrs. Krone at Five Points

Mrs. Krone wife of Jacob Crone died suddenly at her home near Five Points at noon Saturday. She was 56 years old and died of heart failure while doing housework. Survived by her husband six sons and two daughters. Funeral Tuesday morning with interment at Bermundian. Neighbors grieve at the swift loss of a kind woman.

Alice C. Miller Hanover Israel Trimamer

Judge Swope Affirmed In Vincent O Bold Estate Case

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania affirms Judge Swope in the Vincent O Bold estate matter. Dr. Meisenhelder claimed 1500 against the estate. auditor Kendlehart ruled for Meisenhelder after testimony. McPherson represented the claimant and Delone with Sheely defended the appellants.

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Swope Vincent O'Bold Dr. Meisenhelder C. J. Delone John L. Kendlehart Meisenhelder

Marriage License Notices From Local Townships

Marriage license notices list Calvin C. Carbaugh of Conewago Ino and Mary Y. Stanb of Litthestown. William H. Miller of Conewago township and Tilsie J. Renold of Hanover. Lawrence Livelsberger of Edge Grove and Helen Feeser of Irishtown. Dennis E. Bacher of Mountjoy township and Lottie Mae Shildt of Mount pleasant township. Curtis Fahnestock of Huntington township and Leila Starner of Starners.

Calvin C. Carbaugh Conewago Ino Mary Y. Stanb Litthestown William H. Miller Conewago Township Tilsie J. Renold Hanover Lawrence Livelsberger Edge Grove Helen Feeser Irishtown Dennis E. Bacher Mountjoy Township Lottie Mae Shildt Mountpleasant Township Curtis Fahnestock Huntington Township Leila Starner Starners

Death of Alms House Inmate Found Near Farm

Hayden Reinecker reported the death of William Mellbenny, a 69 year old former Freedom township resident and longtime alms house inmate. His body was found near Mr Plank’s farm on Fairfield road after wandering away on Thursday. Coroner Dr Hartman deemed no inquest necessary and investigators note probable exhaustion and exposure over several days.

Hayden Reinecker Gracdeon Emanuel Plank William Mellbenny Old Men's Department Alme Hovee Thoreday Mr. Plank Fairfield Road Marsh Creek J. Byron Horner Knoxstyn Mille Alme House Mr. Beard Hartman Menhenny Freedom Township Faxi Albert Culbertson Fatr- Reki Emmitsbury Emmitsburg Ms. McAlheany

Lost Stock Report Shows Fatal Poisoning Incident

Messrs Francis Miller and Wesley Hahn of Jonneauville each report the death of a valuable horse on Saturday. William Noel of Bonnesuville loses a fine heifer after a porch incident where he left Paris green prepared for spraying in a bucket. The heifer drank the contents and died soon after.

Francis Miller Wesley Hahn Jonneauville William Noel Bonnesuville Paris Green Noel

Wampler Leaves Cedar Ridge After License to Wed

Harry Elis Wampler of Cedar Ridge who was granted a license at Gettysburg to wed Minnie Ray of New York has left for parts unknown. Wampler lived with his mother and operated a small store. his personal property has been levied upon and will be sold at a constable sale.

Harry Elis Wampler Cedar Ridge Gettysburg Minnie Ray New York Wampler

York and Adams Pomona Grange Meet at Hunterstown

Regular York and Adams county Pomona Grange No 40 meets in Straban Grange room at Hunterstown Adams county on Saturday May 15. Public session 1 30 PM invites general public with music and addresses by Rev W J Beamer and others. Private session at 7 PMopens Fifth Degree with noted officers and remarks by YH Haas and R D Myers.

York and Adams County Pomona Grange Straban Grange Hunterstown W. J. Beam D. S. Dabs C. FE. Goldsborough D. Eberly D. P. Forney H. M. Stokes Gideon Grange Orchestra Grange A. Haas R. D. Myers A Grote

Weaver Piano Promises Beauty Quality and Enduring Craft

The Weaver Piano highlights beauty of ease and musician friendly qualities from varnish to iron plate. The manufacturer claims unmatched craftsmanship and enduring value in York Pennsylvania catalog language.

Weaver Weaver Organ & Piano CO York, Pa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hursday Lewie Haler Abbottstown Ellis Weigle Arendieville United States Coast Artillery Callie Holtz Francis Carbaugh Berlin Junction Baltimore R. M. Strater Orrtanua Ira Biesecker Alien B. Plank Wertz Bros. & Frex Ralto St. Hanover This Place Elmer DeGroit Midway Long Table Works J. Russell Creager Joseph FH. Creager Fairfield Wyo I. W. Harper C.T Hersh J. D. Smail Oxford Township Bittinger Lime Co Bittinger St. Joseph’s Academy LC. Beneficial Association Church of the Immaculate Conception Mark Keepert Reading Wentz Bros FREY Balto. St Henry Keagy McSherristown E. Leonard Koller J.C. Koller Alice Koller Department of Arts and Crafts International Correspondence School Scranton Howard Funt Butler Township Arendi’s Mill Charles Myers Clayton Myers Bonneauville Agnes Storm Jere, Storm John M. Hartman Cashtown Andrew Bowser Hoechst Correne Dietrick Bigierville Morgan Rife Jesse Diehl Susanna E. C. Diehl Leroy Rife Harry Metz Orrtanna J. C. Nary John H. Nary J. S. Sandere Squire Rite William Shearer Brush Run Mountpleasant James B. Stoner Evansville Indiana America Stoner The American Association Eugene Bowser M. M. Bowser Edna Smith Josephine C. Smith Near Town Baltimore City Hospital Ezra S. Mears Bendereyille Andrew Rickrode Union Protestant Rickrode Walker Francis Joseph Berwick Township William Emma Hoff Pennsylvania Regiment Bairs Rickrade Lovey Genster Guernsey Curtis QC Genster Piqua Ohio Elsie Smith Martie A. Walter Biglerville Mervin A. Tlensler Benders Church Biglerville Cemetery Judge Swope Grange Meeting Z. H. Cashman Scorft
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