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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1920

Page

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Eyes of the World and Ramona on sale for benefit night

Tickets for The Eyes of the World and Ramona go on sale for Dec 20 21 and Nov 8 9 at the Crystal Theatre to benefit Geo E Snyder Post AL. Tickets priced 70 cents the two shows and sales warned to be brisk.

Crystal Theatre Geo. E. Snyder Post A. L KB. C. Stough Qualityville John L. Lawrence Irishtown Henry Rinehart Mt. Misery W. D. Stock Lincoln Highway Town New Oxford Milling Co Auker’s Felix Caster W. A. Diehl Lincoln Way West Nathaniel Miller Hanover Road Edward Straushaugh Center Square C. Tiden Myers Jonas Fleming John H. Leese New Chester L P. Smith Mt. Rock Eges Timothy Littles New Oxford R 2 York Springs C. G. McKenley Shilgalion J. B. Shanahan Gladys Dicks Circle Cafe Glatfelter Henry Coleman Hallowe’ens Hallowe'en Chas. Sadler McSherrystown Sons of Veterans Camp of

Hospital roundup reports multiple surgeries and recoveries

Local notices list patients from New Chester Littles Town and Hanover treated at West Side sanitorium York and York Hospital. Cases include peritonitis, appendicitis and broken bones with several already recovering well and others improving after operations.

Local Families Welcome New Daughters and Sons

Store news notes multiple births in the area with families including Wertz, Herman, Diehl, Stambaugh, Stair, Snyder, Strausbaugh, Mehring, Leatherman, and Wiest reporting daughters and sons born on various dates to residents in Lincoln Way East Pleasant township Littlestown Buchanan Valley and Aspers.

W. A. Wertz Lincoln Way East John W. Herman Brush Run D. M. Diehl Pleasant Township Allen Stambaugh Guy Stair Johns’ Mill Claude Snyder Littlestown Albert Strausbaugh Buchanan Valley John Mehring Emmett Leatherman Biglerville Louis Wiest Aspers

Real estate transfers in York and surrounding towns

D. A. Fissel buys a company house in Crouse Park Littlestown with possession not set. Emory C. Rife buys the 5 A. Michael double frame in Hanover on private terms. J L Chronister buys Mrs. Deatrick property in York Springs with possession April 1. Jesse Milchimes buys Kessler Wallet property in Germany township for 1100 dollars. W P Stoner sells to S B Waltman Chas. Newman’s Brushtown dwelling and store with possession April 1.

D. A. Fissel Crouse Park Littlestown Emory C. Rife Midway Mt. Pheasant Township A. Michael Hanover J. L. Chronister Sarah Deatrick York Springs Jesse Milchimes Kessler Germany Township W. P. Stoner Chas. Newman Conewago Township Brushtown S. EB. Waltman

Marriage Licenses and Social Roundups in Gettysburg Area

Charles F. Dorsom and Mildred F. Biddle obtain a marriage license in Gettysburg and Hagerstown. Sunday visits include the Mummerts near Seven Hundred schoolhouse, the Fesnacht family with William, and Lebanon groups. Hunters report a weasel and rabbits. State Apple Week urged locals to eat their fill.

Charles F. Dorsom and Mildred F. Biddle Gettysburg Hagerstown Howard Mummert Seven Hundred Grant Fesnacht William James Young Lebanon George Mummert Amanda Mummert Alfred Crook Hanover Calvin Crook Mildred Harper Crook Wald Heim Wm. N. Hulick

Aged Hermit Found Dead in Buchanan Valley Cabin

Joseph Baker an 82 year old hermit was found dead on his cabin floor in Buchanan Valley by his nephew Edward Baker. The coroner ruled no inquest and a heart attack is the likely cause given his recent sleepiness and isolation three miles from St Ignatius. Surviving siblings include Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. Taylor of Adams County.

Buchanan Valley Joseph Baker Edward Baker Cc. G. Crist Baker Valley Road Cashtown St. Ignatius Church Althe Baker Thomas Wilkinson William Taylor Adams County Lving

New Oxford Health Board moves to plan cleanup day

The New Oxford Board of Health held its first meeting Monday evening with all members present. They urged the president to go to the next Council meeting to set a soon cleanup day when residents place rubble for removal by the borough. The board also fixed a salary for Health Officer H. S. Sheets and ordered more notice cards printed.

New Oxford Board of Health Jos. B. Weaver H. S. Sheets C.G. Crist Sheely Bros. Ster H. 5

Republicans Sweep In Largest Vote For President Ever

The Republican ticket of Harding and Coolidge won by a tremendous margin in a nationwide election. Republicans gained control of Congress for two years with gains in the House and Senate. In Pennsylvania Adams County and York County backed Republicans, with Brooks and Elgin among notable victors and Franklin County showing strong Republican support as well.

Warren G.harding Calvin Coolidge Congress House Senate Pennsylvania Penrose Adams County Harding Coolidge Cox Roosevelt York Hawkins Brooks Brodbeck York County Eugene Elgin East Berlin General Assembly James C. Cole D. Edward Long B. C. Small Long Small Franklin County Franklin Township York City Dr. Elgin Menallen Township Cole

Voting Totals From New Oxford Ballot Snapshot

Readable lines show Republican and Democratic tallies for president U S as well as scattered votes for Prohibition Socialists and minor parties. State offices include United States Senator and statewide officials with party affiliations noted. Minor candidates garnered small inconsequential counts and constitutional amendments received yes no splits.

Harding Cox Debs- Stedman Watkins- Colin Prohibition United States Boies Penrose John Farrell Leah Cobb Marion Burke Garland McLaughlin Walters Bowman Bracken Hanlan McDonough State Trasurer

Jos Himes Elected Constituency Favorite in Canton

Incomplete returns show Jos Himes, son of Mrs Martha Himes of New Oxford, winning by a record margin in the Canton Ohio district, surpassing even McKinley. Himes carried his home county by over 20 000. Adams county residents fund raise plan for Annie M Warner Hospital seeks 100 000 endowment. bankers from Gettysburg and McSherrystown back the effort. county banking meeting set for Nov 11 to organize support. Nettie McCadden is first to vote in New Oxford on Tuesday.

Jos. H. Himes Martha Himes New Oxford Canton Ohio McKinley Himes Adams County John .D. Keith Annie M. Warner Hospital Gettysburg McSherrystown Nettie McCadden

Gettysburg Soldier Held on Serious Offenses Against Girls

Henry Bigalow, a 27 year old former soldier at Camp Colt, is jailed without bail after being charged with crimes against two Gettysburg girls. Witnesses include the girls and their father, with doctors reporting evidence of disease. The case involves alleged acts in 1917 and a recent arrest.

Gettysburg Henry Bigalow Eastern Penitentiary Squire Hill Bigalow Samuel R. Gulden Clara Ida Foust Beulah Samuel 2 Gulden C. G. Grist McCrea Dicksons Sigalow Camp Colt Farrell's Wilson

Dennis C Robinsons Body Arrives From Overseas

Mr and Mrs Charles T Robinson of Hanover Street receive a telegram at 9 am that the body of their son Dennis C Robinson has arrived in New York from France. He died of influenza October 2 1918 in Neufchateau France while serving with Co A 303d Machine Gun Battalion. Burial will be in Catholic Cemetery after a requiem high mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with American Legion George Snyder Post in charge. He enlisted June 27 1918 and was 27. Survived by his parents and three sisters Mrs Joseph L Weaver New Oxford Sister Elizabeth Lancaster and Frances at home.

Charles T. Robinson Hanover Street Dennis C. Robinson New York France Robinson New Oxford Denny Neufchateau Co. A Camp Lee Joseph L Weaver Elizabeth Lancaster Frances Church of the Immaculate Conception George Snyder American Legion

Stolen Ford Touring Car Recovered Near Gettysburg

Waybright Black of Wenksville reported his Ford touring car stolen Saturday night while he shopped in Gettysburg. The license was 154149 Pennsylvania. Merchandise valued at $50 was inside. Constable Chas. H. Wilson recovered the car. thefts and missing goods expected to be found soon. The auto was abandoned near Gettysburg.

Waybright Black Wenksville Gettysburg Pennsylvania

Rev Hesse Hurt In Smithsburg Car Crash

The Rev Ferdinand Hesse pastor of the Lutheran church at Smithsburg Maryland and D F Young were severely lacerated and bruised when their automobile overturned while rounding a curve on a hill Young driving tried to avoid a collision with another car and drove into a deep rut pinioning both men under the wreckage Hesse formerly led New Oxford First Lutheran church and is son in law of Mr and Mrs John Greenholt of Midwey.

Clinton McKouley Mt. Pleasant Abbottstown McKenley New Oxford Hal” Brown Ed" Stough Oxford Township Stough Stough Sought the Honor and Went With Mrs. Brown Lynne Grove New Oxford Girl Scouts Ethel Sheely Frances Barnitz Heutemants Wm. Kenworthy Lincoln Way East Ferdinand Hesse Lutheran Church Smithsburg D. F. Young Young Hesse First Lutheran Church John Greenholt Midwey

Spangler Miller Wed In Quiet New Oxford Nuptials

Miss Dorothy Cook Miller wed George Mervin Spangler at the bride’s parents home on Lincoln Way West. Rev. Frank H Brunstetter officiated. Only immediate family attended. They left for a honeymoon to Norfolk Old Point Comfort and other places. The bride is a popular New Oxford resident and community wishes follow the couple.

J. E. C. Miller Lincoln Way West Dorothy Cook Miller George Mervin Spangler Jas. Spangler Near East Berlin Frank H. Brunstetter Harrisburg

Runaway horse injures horse and sparing drivers in Abbottstown

George Hoffheins and companions return from a Chautauqua when a loose horse hurtles into their auto near F I Haters residence Abbottstown. The car hits a tree but occupants escape unharmed while the horse suffers severe injuries. The horse belonged to Charles Elmer Abbottstown who was also bucked off his buggy nearby with no injuries to his children aboard.

George Hoffheins Cross Kays Abbottstown Chautauqua East Berlin Miss Bernite Blanche Freed Elsie Markle F. I. Hater Hoffheins Charles Elmer New Oxford Mr. Elder Jim

Boy Shot. Arm May Lose Limb in York Area Accident

M year old Walter Raublitz, son of James Raublitz of York, lies in York hospital with a mangled forearm after a hunting accident near Ort’s mill in Dover township. His gun exploded when it slipped and struck a rock as he turned away, wounding his arm while a stray shot hit cousin Harry Ruppert in the chin. Walter was moved to York hospital after examination and X rays.

Walter Raublitz James Raublitz York Ort's Mill Dover Township Young Baublitz Harry Ruppert Christ Ruppert Oscar Ruppert Edgar A. Miller East Berlin

Local Sportmen Lose Imported Coondog Near Pine Run

Clark Brown and Curtis Chronister, residents of the borough, imported a thorobred coon dog from the far west. During a late outing near Pine Run the dog barked and vanished, eluding searchers. No coon was felled, and the dog’s whereabouts remain unknown despite a diligent hunt.

Clark Brown Curtis Chronister Boro Far West Pine Run

Workman Injured At Alpine Brick Plant

Edward Anthony of Hanover street an Alpine brick plant employee at Berlin Junction was severely hurt Friday afternoon when a board ejected from a grinding machine struck his head. He was adjusting the shale grinder when the board caused a deep gash and there is fear he may lose sight in his right eye.

Edward Anthony Hanover Street Alpine Brick Plant Berlin Junction Anthony

Contest opens as Miller misses rabbit then shoots nest

Jegs Miller aimed at a rabbit and missed but fired again hitting a rabbit in its nest along the path. Mick McCadden’s tale of a rabbit nibbling a gun stock won’t count in the contest. John Lawrence of Irishtown recalls a 25 year old gun explosion accident. An educational meeting is planned at Belmont schoolhouse Thursday evening November 11 at 7 30.

Jegs" Miller Mick” McCadden John Lawrence George Lawrence Irishtown Belmont

Also Mentioned on This Page

Michael Wolf Milton Wolf West Side Sarah Deaner Wm. Todt Belle Neely Kobler’s John Melhorn H. E. Melhorn Bonneauville Monroe Stonasifer York Hospital Henry Bream Wilson Bream Brean Raymond Gulden West Side Sanatorium Lewis Ramer City Hotel Cora Roudebush J. Frank Myers A. F. Roudebush American Red Cross Red Cross Court House Margaret McMillan H. T. Weaver Newton Anns Detroit Wee Eee Dennis C Rev. Hesse Hurt Spangler-Miller Workman Vate EA
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