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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1902

Page

5

Gettysburg area notices mix Memorial Day plans and local events

Gettysburg hosts Memorial Day events with oration by W H Foulk of Washington DC and a 2 grand May procession at St Marys Church McSherrystown. Local items include crop pests, wall paper sales, bank dividends, a W M R R sale talk, and multiple small community notices from Hanover to New Oxford.

W. H. Foulk Washington, D. C Gettysburg Memorial Day People’s Band McSherrystown First National Bank of Hanover Harry Gilbertgettysburg

Local residents visit and return in Lancaster area

A string of short notes details Fairfield residents visiting relatives or traveling. Wm H Smith stays with C A Decker on Church street. Bessie Coleman returns home from Philadelphia area after years in Baltimore. Charles Ditzler and family visit his mother. G H Roth leaves for Atlantic City for slater work. Neely Dicks visits relatives at Dicks farm. Quinter Robert from Pennsylvania Business College visits sister Irvin Livingstone. family gatherings at Wm Ditzler home include multiple Ditzlers and others. Dr J J Snyder, U S N, recently conducted recruiting duty in the South and heads to Newport for temporary duty before sea service on Minneapolis. Father L A Reudher attends Harrisburg conference. Misses Alice Wolford and Mary Swan visit Mrs W A Wagner. Wm H Hoffman and daughter visit in town. Mary Ogle spends time with aunt M S Hivesbew.

Wm. H. Smith Fairfield C. A. Decker Church Street Bessie Coleman C. W. Coleman Philadelphia Street Baltimore Charles Ditzler Lancaster City G. H. Roth Pitt Street Atlantic City N. J Wm. Ditzler Hanover Street Chas. Ditzler Silver Springs Lancaster County Jacob Ditzler Abbottstown David Lehigh New Haltimore John Stock Annie Ditzler Mary Diten_hafer J. J. Snyder South Newport R. L Minneapolis L.A Reudher Harrisburg Alice Wolford Mary Swan Hanover W.A. Wagner Berlin Ave Wm. H. Hoffman T. E. Warner W. High Street Mary Ogle Ladyshoro M.S. Hivesbew

Deaths in the region from Sunnyside to Gettysburg

Obituary notices report the deaths of Miss Peters of Sunnyside Station aged 29 buried at Bendersville Squire Wm Yeatts of Straban township Hunterstown died after brief illness aged about 55 survived by wife three daughters and one son Henry Hartman Egger of Hanover died suddenly aged 60 born in Baltimore served in the Confederate army later a cigar maker in Hanover High Constable of Hanover Borough since 1886 Catharine Feeter died at 73 from paralytic stroke found dead in Hanover home Henry Sanders dies at 71 11 22 months coach maker turned hardware merchant buried Hunterstown William Livers 27 died at Grottoes after heart trouble his family moved to Martinsburg Gen Charles H T Collis of Gettysburg underwent liver surgery in Bryn Mawr Hospital died shortly after operation An offer of free Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets by Randolph Webler druggist.

Immaculate Conception Miller’s Hall New Oxford Charles H. Kaiser Hanover Hahnemann Hospital Philadelphia Kaiser Keystone Daughters of 1812 Harrisburg Gettysburg Front Chestnut Streets Ferdinand Durang Samuel Ameld Pexstone Emanuel Weikert Sedgwick Joseph A. Crabbe Littlestown John Donnelly Edge Grove Co. C Pennsylvania Chasseurs Mummert’s East Bertin Orville V. Long Adam Brtter Chas. S. Duncan J. E. Schriver J. C. Smith Urbana Benjamin Hoar Hoar McSherrystown Charles F. Smith Globe Hotel Wall. P. Devise Squire Wm. Yeatts Straban Township Hunterstown Henry Hartman Egger Berer Joins Hopkins Hospital Egger Catharine Feeter Henry Feeser Adams County Almshouse Ezra Leppo Jacob Sell Feeser Silver Run Henry Sanders Mr. Sanders Henry Bridget Slentz) Sanders Cedar Ridge Mountpleasant Township Philip Sanders Pittsburg Harry C. Sanders Chas. H. T. Collis Walter H. O'Neal Knéer New York Encer Bryn Mawr Hospital Joseph Price

Obituary of Mrs. Hanesh Smith Near York Springs

Mrs. Hanesh Smith died Saturday at her son in law Prof. J W Shutt’s Carlisle residence aged 76 after a long ill health. She fell from a chair four weeks earlier dislocating a hip hastening death. Born in the county she lived most of her life near York Springs, widow of George Smith who died about 18 months ago. Survived by seven children including Prof. J O Smith of Columbus Ohio who resided here for years.

Hanesh Smith J. W. Shutt Carlisle J. O. Smith Columbus, C

Unclaimed Letters at New Oxford Post Office 1902

Letters remaining unclaimed in the New Oxford Post Office May 1 1902 name Samuel Strasbaugh F B Levitz William Shank Kate Hilton H Jacobs callers should state advertised W HE Exwerr P F

New Oxford Samuel Strasbaugh F. B. Levitz William Shank Kate Hilton H. Jacobs W. HE. Exwerr

Dr. King's New Discovery Promises Cough Cure

Discoveries claim the remedy cuts phlegm and infected mucus to enrich blood and heal inflamed throats and lungs. It is advertised as effective against hard coughs and lung diseases with guaranteed bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar and free trials at Randolph Wehles's.

Dr. King Randolph Wehles’s

Church Notices for Sunday Services and Schedules

First Evangelical Lutheran church holds services at 10 a m with Sunday School at 9 a m and prayer at 6 00 p m led by Rev Ferdinand Hesse. St Pauls Reformed church offers 7 p m Sunday service, 9 4 m Sunday School, 6 p m C E Society, and 7 30 p m prayer meeting led by Rev P E Herien. Methodist Episcopal church proclaims 7 p m Sunday service, 9 a m Sunday School, Epworth League at 6 0 ge ame led by Rev Vaceux T Reve. Immaculate Conception Catholic Church schedule notes Low Mass 8 o clock and High Mass 18 oclock next Sunday with Young Peoples Sodality at 6 p m and Solemn Vespers and Benediction at 6 38 p m led by Rev L Augustus RetotTer.

First Evangelical Lutheran Church Ferdinand Hesse St Paul's Reformed Church C. EB. Society P. E. Herien Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth Vaceux T. Reve Immaculate Conception Catholic Church L. Augustus RetotTer

Bucklen Arnica Salve Sold At Randolph Wehler’s

Staxp Lixe promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for eczema ulcers fever sores salt rheum cuts burns and bruises. It claims rapid relief and lists 25 cents price at Randolph Wehler's.

Bucklen Earth Randolph Wehler’s

Married Couples Remain Brides and Grooms in York Springs and Arendtsville

On May 4 at York Springs Rev B M Gardner united Maurice Richwine of Tyrone township with Blanche M Miller of Huntington township. On May 11 Rev D T Koser blessed George E Metz of Fayetteville with Ursula G Hart of Franklin township.

York Springs B. M. Gardner Maurice Richwine Tyrone Township Blanche M. Miller Huntington Township Arendtsville D. T. Koser George E. Metz Fayetteville Ursula G. Hart Franklin Township

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