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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1925

Page

40

New Oxford Item Company Advertises Subscriptions

New Oxford item company announces price terms for weekly publication at $1.00 a year in advance and $1.50 if unpaid within the year. Out-of-county rates are $1.50 in advance or $2.00 after one year. Ads offered at reasonable rates with annual discounts. Includes job printing and foreign advertising representation by The American Press Association.

New Oxford NEW Oxford Item Company American Press Association

Ills and recoveries among York County residents

The column lists numerous local residents with illnesses and recoveries. Miss Nettie Swartz and Mrs Mary Swartz are mentioned, along with patients across Ita rion Ita rion Lincolnway W Mt Misery and York Springs. Several families including the Snowsellers, Gravatts, and Lerews are noted as sick or recovering, with mumps reported in York Springs and Elma Wachter ill at Gettysburg.

Nettie Swartz Itarion S. C Lincolnway Miss Swartz Mary Swartz Chas Myers Brush Run Amos Snowseller W. High St Henry P. Noel Misery Belle Hemler Bonneauville Sallie Plair Lewis Smith Mt. Misery Simon P. Miller Littlestown Chester Gravatt Guy A. Staub Cildren N. Peters Sr Hida Maea Harry S. Lerew York Springs Edward S. Felty York Hays William McClear White Church Alice Griest Margaret Rover Harold Lerew James Ruth Elma Wachter Gettysburg Elma Strickhouser C. W. Strickhouser White UN

Social weekend visits and regional gatherings noted

Local residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across counties including New Oxford Lebanon Harrisburg and York. Names mentioned include Chronister McDevitt Rebert Storm Allwood Graybill Auker Fleshman McClain Garner Eyler Remmel Klingel Kalbach Fogleman Martin Stock Livingston Diller with trips to Lincolnway Lincoln and State College areas.

Cleveland Chronister Ethel Chronister Near New Oxford Lebanon Hershey Paul Chronister Philip R. McDevitt Harrisburg Chas. Rebert St. Petersburg Jonas Rebert White Hall I. W. Livingston Lincolnway John P. Storm York C. A. Storm Misery Lillian Allwood Hanover Gladys Sadler J. S. Graybill, Jr Lancaster Guy Auker Mifflin Ed. T., Auker and Dorothy Remmel Gettysburg Grace Yohe Geo. A. Klingel Guyo Miller State College Chas. Kalbach Richland J. L. Sheetz Center Square David Fogleman Denver F. L. Martin Emmitsburg G. W. M. Stock New York H. S. Sheets Hanover St Lear Livingston S. W. Livingston Edgar Diller Brookline

Adams County conference elects Gladfelter president

The Rev. Paul Gladfelter of Abbottstown was chosen president of the Adams county conference of the West Pennsylvania synod at a Tuesday morning business session in St. Pauls Lutheran church New Baltimore. Officers elected include Rev. J I Hummer Littlestown as secretary and Rev. Ralph W Baker Fairfield re elected as treasurer. Next meeting will be at Grace church Two Taverns.

Paul Gladfelter Abbottstown Adams County West Pennsylvania St. Paul’s Lutheran Church New Baltimore B. K. Mowrer Pastoor J. I. Hummer Littlestown Ralph W. Baker Fairfield Grace Church

Local notes from Hunterstown and New Chester area

Birth announced of a son to Mr and Mrs Chester Leas of New Chester on May Std Worship at the Pines at 10 am and at Heidlersburg Lutheran church at 2 pm with theme The Better Plan James Milchimes works on a race track grandstand ahead of opening race June 6 A large weekend social list from New Oxford and surrounding communities reported Several church events and visits noted including Children’s Day at St John’s Reformed New Chester and St Marks Lutheran representatives at Bermudian Reformed church.

Chester Leas New Chester the Pines Heidlersburg Lutheran Church James Milchimes Hunterstown J. Proctor Snyder New Oxford Reformed Church Bermudian St. Mark's Lutheran Church Luther T. Cashman Bessie Kemper Ethel Houck D. Grant Deatrick

Deaths in Gettysburg and nearby towns reported

A list of local deaths includes Miss Johanna M. Faust 73 in Gettysburg Mrs Charlotte V Rogers 92 of Biglerville widow of J H Rogers and mother of Craig Rogers of the Biglerville hotel Mrs Eliza J Hossler 85 Oshmown resident died Cashtown Mrs Victoria A Groft 48 McSherrystown died after ten months illness Surviving relatives and funeral details accompany each notice Jacob Esaley 81 Hanover resident Clarence G Morell Civil War veteran died at York Springs Annie M Fickes 72 Hanover died of complications Catherine Myers 75 Hamilton Twp died after stroke John K Garrett 64 Hanover died after long illness Susannah Pearsall 88 Gettysburg died at sister-in-law’s home.

Johanna M. Faust Henry Kalbfleisch Gettysburg Charlotte V. Rogers J. H. Rogers Craig Rogers Biglerville Hotel Biglerville Anna Elizabeth Rogers Fayetteville Sarah Lawrence Joseph F. Groft Groft Cigarmarkers Union, No McShmerrystown Minnie Keath Lancaster Jacob Esaley Charles Weisensale Hanover Clarence G. Morell Bilerville York Springs Mr. Morrell Washington, PD Fickes Hamilton Rebecca Trimmer) Myers Round Hill Mr. Fickes E. B King Waynesboro J. W. Wortz Fairveld C. S. Fickes W. B. Malaun Catherine Myers Michael Myers Charles W. Myers Hamilton Township Mummert’s Meeting House Charles Mary Glatfelter Spring Grove Frank I. Myers Rufus Myers Decatur Prudence Stallsmith Granite Station Lutheran Church Abbottstown John K. Garrett Susannah Pearsall Edward Woodward

Belmont School Reunion in Tyrone Township

A toast to former students invites classmates to Ascension Day reunion in Tyrone Township Adams County. Organizers promise a welcome gathering where attendees will reconnect with old friends and share memories.

I Belmont Tyrone Township Adams County

Victrolas and Edisons on sale at Nace's Music Stores

May sale bargains on Victrolas starting at $15 at Nace's Music Stores in Hanover and Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Edges of the offer highlight Edison phonographs and Victrolas with low introductory prices.

Nace’s Hanover Gettysburg Nace's Miusic Stores Hanover, Pa

Church Services In New Oxford Observe Mother Day Installations

First Lutheran Church announces services with sermon on A Faithful Following led by Prof M Coover Gettysburg Seminary and evening installation of pastor May 24. St Pauls Reformed, Imory M E, Marys Catholic and Emmanuel Reformed list Sunday masses, Sunday schools, and evening services with invitations.

First Lutheran Church New Oxford George E. Sheffer Church School Kathryn Winand Christian Endeavor M. Coover N. D LL. D Gettysburg Seminary United Lutheran Church Bowersox Ow Synod St. Paul's Reformed Church A. P. Frantz B. D Imory M. E John W. McMorris St. Mary’s Church Geo. L. Rice Emmanuel Reformed Church Abbottstown A. P. Rantz

Marriages Recorded in Local Churches This Week

A series of wedding ceremonies across St Marys McSherrystown St Joseph Hanover and York Springs church nuptials featured Catherine Hufnagle and Leroy Smith at St Marys Brushtown with attendants Gertrude Hufnagle and Paul Smith. Noah Gelman Clara Small wed in Hanover St Josephs. Robert Fair Helen Fotl married in Frederick Evangelical Lutheran parsonage. J Robert Lilly and Gladys Hemler united at St Vincent Midway.

St Mary's Church McSherrystown Catherine T. Hufnagle Peter Hufnagle Brushtown Leroy C. Smith Francis Smith Fdregrove L Aug. Reucher Gertrude Hufnagle Paul Smith Edgegrove Locust Grove F. X. Colgan Noah B. Gelman Clara G. Small Hanover St. Joseph's Church Joyce Robert F. Fair Helen M. Fotl York Springs Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage Frederick VU. S. G. Rupp St. Vincent's Church Midway J. Robert Lilly D. A. Bollinger Gladys R. Hemler Rena Hemler W. A. Huygen

Three killed and injured in train crossing collision

A sedan at the Stoneybrook grade crossing of the P RR company was struck by a passenger train shortly before midnight Wednesday. Carvin Walgamuth 17 driver Eva Diehl 21 and Mary Cook 19 were killed. Walter Eisenhower 18 was severely injured with both legs broken and a head burn. All victims from York and Dover.

Overland Stoneybrook P. RR. Company Carvin Walgamuth Dover R2 Eva Diehl William H. Diehl York Mary Cook Leo Cook Walter Eisenhower York Hospital

Marriage Licenses Granted for Harner Bair and Matilda Gouker

Harner J. Bair of Littlestown and Matilda A. Gouker of Hanover obtained marriage licenses. Bair is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Bair, Gouker the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pius P. Gouker.

Harner J. Bair Wm. S. Bair Littlestown Siss Matilda A. Gouker Pius P. Gouker Hanover

May Sale of Pianos at Ed Nace’s Music Stores

Piano sale advertises prices as low as possible with flexible terms and promises to tailor payments even if purchase is later. The message urges readers to check prices now at Ed Nace’s Music Stores.

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