New Oxford Item Company Advertising Rates and Terms
Wes Wxtordster announces weekly publication every Thursday from New Oxford. Subscriptions cost $1.00 yearly in advance or $1.60 if paid late. arrearages require renewal. Out of county rates are $1.50 in advance or $2.00 after year end. Ads at reasonable rates with year-long reductions. Job printing offered. neutral politics. Foreign rep by The American Press Association. Page mail matter at New Oxford Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orford Item Company
American Press Association
Court of Common Pleas
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Curtis E. Blin-Singer
East Berlin News
Fast Berlin
Curtis E, Blin-Singer
East Berlin
Fast Berlin News
New Oxford Item Company
Curtis EB. Bun-Singer
Curtis E Blin-Singer
Curtis FE
Blin-Singer
Curtis FE Blin-Singer
Wntn
Curtis FB Win
Atteys
Roper
B. Yohe
Opening Day Hunters Mark Raccoon Woodcock Ducks Seasons
Pennsylvania opens hunting seasons for raccoon woodcock and waterfowl with dates set through January 15 for most, woodcock closing November 30. Local items note political meeting at Gettysburg First National Bank building and various community activities across Hanover Littlestown and Abbottstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Gettysburg
Anna Kauffman
York Springs
Glenside
Abraham Lillich
Lincoln Highway
Abbottstown
Geo. Gise
Cyrus Yohe
George L. Deardorff
Garretson
Flora Dale
George P Smith
Gettysburg Pike
A. T. Appler
Hanover
Weaver Piano Company
Littlestown
J. Edward Bair
Anthony Topper
McSherrystown
St. Peter’s Parish
Columbia
George
W. Brown
Europe
St. Joseph’s Church
Shamokin
Max Hess
George Dehoff
Harvey Stonesifer
Chester Albert
Sadie J. Albert
Conemaugh
Standard Savings Service
Pittsburgh
Ladies Aid Society
Harry Sell
Brook
Ind
John Sell
Kentland
Sell's Station
Newton County
Herbert Casner
Philadelphia
Temple University
J. G Casner
Marion Mehring
Jeannette
Charles R. Mehring
Shippensburg S. N. S
Foreman Stavely
United States Army
Fort Slocum
Frank Stavely
Bruce Jacobs
Lima
Ohio
Lehigh
Memorial Field
Gettysburg College
Abbotstown Area News and Events Highlights
Abbottstown and surrounding communities report on residents traveling to St Petersburg for winter, local injuries at Littlestown, and socials. York County weighs a $1.59 million bond issue for a Wrightsville bridge, thefts, sales, and legal licenses occur amid local doings.
Five Buttonwood Orchard farms sold for 110000
Five northern county farms known as the Brandon Abe Meals Gelgin Henry Meals and Brough properties totaling about 1900 acres were sold as one unit for 110000 to N N Gitt trustee Hanover acting for creditors after J L Butt failed. Proceeds fund the companys $100090 bonded debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buttonwood Orchard Farms’ Company
N. N. Gitt
Hanover
Farms’ Company
J. L. Butt
Mr. Gitt
H. D. Sheppard
Clinton Myers
Hanover Shoe Manufacturers
Brandon
Abe Meals
Gel‘gin
Henry Meals
Brough
J. L. Williams
Gettysburg
James Caldwell
Gitt
Buttonwood Orchard Farms’ ,Company
County Man Paroled After Liquor Case In Small Town
Judge D P McPherson placed John Small near Square Corner on parole until December 31 after a six month jail sentence for violating liquor laws. Laughman was jailed for breaking parole. both men faced charges of illegal manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor. Stottler was paroled and fined $26 with costs. A separate incident reported a Dodge truck collision near Hanover leaving minor injuries to Brook Stoner. Burgess Bair posted $5 bail for passing a check in Hanover. Roswell Miller Kunover’s license suspended in Harrisburg for transporting Aynor notes case unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. McPherson
John Small
Square Corner
Small
Harry Laughman
Mt. Pleasant Township
Laughman
Theodore Schildt Weer
Theodore Stottler
Tudges McPherson,y
Brook Stoner
Littlestown
Hanover
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Mr Stoner
Burgess Bair
Fred C. Nau
Gettysburg
Scott Baughman
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Haghway Department
Spring
Roswell H Miller Kunover
Highway Department
Miller i
Aynor
Deaths and notices from York Springs area
Multiple obituaries and death notices spanning Adams and York counties. Mrs Emilie Wertz Tudor dies in Philadelphia at age unspecified, cremated at Chelton Hills. Several local residents aged 65 to 89, including Mrs Sarah Spitzel and Mrs Martha Stavely, die after illnesses or old age. Deaths also note anniversaries, remarriages, and survivors in families across Gettysburg, Littlestown, Hanover, and McSherrystown. A separate item covers Manager L D Nutter attending a regional J C Penney convention in Cleveland with multiple company speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Wertz Tudor
J. W. Tudor
Adams County
York Springs
Philadelphia
N. C. Miller
Tudor
Chelton Hills
Tobin Tuted
Latimore Township
Sarah E. Spitzel
John Spitzel
John B. Wright
Harrisburg
Sarah E. Sowers
Henry Sowers
Martin Crum
Butler Township
Ervin
George W
Clara Harman
Bittingers
Harman
York Road
Martha A. Stavely
E. A. Bollinger
McSherrystown
George Stavely
Littlestown
John Greenholtz
Midway
Charles H. Stavely
Ephraim R. Stavely
Emory A. Bollinger
Sherrystown
S. M. Barnhart
Hanover
Sarah A
J. A. Burkholder
Frankstown
Jacob Adams
Littlesown
Lancaster
Samuel Jacobs
Sarah J. Shaner
Charles H. Shaner
Harry G. Shaner
Gettysburg
Shaner
Peter Glesser
Cumberland Township
Walter ‘Neell
Robert Glaser
David A. Starry
Locust Point
Mechanicsburg
Walter Starry
Mr. Starry
Samuel 8. Hamm
Salem United Brethren Church
F. L. Stine
Isaac Bly
W. C. Carl
Harry Stallsmith
Ezra Whited
Luther Orndorff
Silas Armentrout
James
James Favorite
Baltimore
Edward B. Toomey
Bachman's Valley
Maggie Bankett
Harriet Mummert
Sarah Sessler
Meg William Clond
C FE. Stahley
Ruth
Howard Weikert
Fairfield Staion
Joseph K. Null
Union Township
Joseph
Null
Susan Vieney
Howard Y:hn
Charles T Null
Edward Null
Silver
Maryland
Iron
Carroll County
Rebecca Saylor
York
Iso
Mgr. Nutter
Cleveland
L. D. Nutter
J. C. Penney Company
Carlisle St
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Michigan
Connecticut
New York
New Hampshire
Maine
E. C. Sams
Eompany
J. M. McDonald
R. L. Whitman
W. M. Bushnell
George T. Mitchell
Thought Dead Yorker Revives After Pronouncement
David E. Kauffman 45 of York was declared dead by Dr. John W. Graham at a Baltimore hospital. The physician found no pulse or breathing yet after massaging the heart and applying artificial respiration for two minutes the man revived and began to breathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Kauffman
York
Volunteers of America
Baltimore
John W. Graham
Kauffman
Graham
Explosion Injures Two Workmen in York Dodge Trench
Charles McCoy of York and William Lockeman of Dover R D 2 were badly hurt Tuesday afternoon when a dynamite explosion occurred in a trench for a sewer. McCoy, 40, remains in critical condition with a below knee amputation and severe head and facial injuries. Lockeman, with facial cuts and possible eye injury, is listed in fair condition at the West Side Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCoy
York
William Lockeman
Dover
R. D
Paul R. Hostetter
McCoy
York Hospital
Lockeman
West Side
Desirable New Oxford properties and farm listings
A cluttered classified section offering for sale or rent residences in New Oxford and surrounding areas. Listings include a Penn range sale, a central New Oxford home, a river-banked property on S Peters Street with April possession, and a 50 acre farm near Hanover plus a 90 acre farm. Also notes on livestock, hunting dogs, pumpkins, soap, and various used vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Peters Street
New Oxford
Elmer Dillman
Pleasant St
Calvin
Miller
Wills Entered For Probate in Gettysburg and Straban
Wills of J. Clifford Wierman of Gettysburg and S. S. Hamm of Straban township have been entered for probate in the register and recorder office. Allen S. Mehring of near Littlestown left for Salisbury to enroll as a student at Kiski School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clifford Wierman
Gettysburg
S. S. Hamm
Straban Township
Office of the Register and Recorder
Allen S. Mehrinhg
Littlestown
Saltsbury
Kiski School
Marriage License Granted in Hagerstown Md
Ivan G. Topper of Gettysburg and Miss Mary M. Weidner of Idaville received a marriage license in Hagerstown Maryland and were married there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Ivan G. Topper
Gettysburg
Mary M. Weidner
Idaville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wes Wxtordster
C. P
Marshall Bigham
Vitzer
Sherman Freed
Freed
Warner Hospital
Nathan Smith
Harry D. Smith
Jack
Harry
John H. Rutter
St. Petersburg
Florida
William Sneeringer
Charles Wintrode
Mary Hildebrand
Cornelia DePietro
T. C. Miller
York County
Susquehanna River
Wrightsville
William Moul
Crabbs
Hanover Fair
Moul
Fickes
Evelyn Frock
Prowell’s Commercial School
Peter Prodigal
Geo. F. Ackenrode
Jonathan Hoffman
Harvey Alwine
Linus Smith
Lancaster County
Butt
J. S. Fitz
Fitz
Margaret E. Null
George S. Baker
Lot
Harry R. Houck
Walter B. Gernent
Newman's Hill
C. W. Bevington
Worcester
Ohian
Georges G. Hollinger
George, Jr
W. F. Hollinger
J. F. Blasser
Albert Toomey
Sarah Wilt
East Manchester Township
Toomey
Chester Sprenkle
Charlotte E. Toomey
John Breighner
New Lutheran College For Women
Glara G. Moul
Helen Strain
Vertie Strain
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Henry Straver
nearLatimore
Lewis Fox, Jr
Pierce-Arrow
M Hanover- Spring Grove
Fox
Walher Edward O'Flynn
St Aloysius
Mayers
Father Bowle
St Aloysius’ Church
J. C. Kurtz
Sandusky
Jacob Y. Byers
Upper Sandusky
Byers
John G
Eliza Annet
Littlescomt
Sands
Ie ‘Tothar
Harry’ L. Byars
John Robert Qu
NEW Oxford Steyw
New Oxford Item Co
Henry J Smith
Werbert L. Grimm
Henry J. Smith
Ida Rove Smith
Henry I. Smith
M. J. Sterner
PENN
H. C. Slaybaugh
Lincolnway
W. New Oxford
Edwin Snyder
New Chester
Theron J. Miller
Brame
Slentze
Slaybaugh R Stough
Monroe J. Sharrer
Spring Grove
W. C. Albright
J. P. Winand
R. No
Stark, Paragon
York Imperial
George F. Trimmer
Oxford New Cheste
Altland House
GUY Hollinger & Bro
Guy Hollingehr
Bon-Ton
South
Beaver Street
York, PA
Beaver St
All
Carsare
Mountain Grown
Strausbaugh’s Planing Mill
Gettysburg, PA
Dewight Strausbaugh
C. V
Serew’s Garage
Ford Sales and Service
Biglerville Road
D. C. Rice
Biglerville, Penna
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