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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

5

Boy Suffered Broken Collarbone In Vehicle Accident

A young boy sustained a broken collarbone with no internal injuries after the front and rear wheels passed over him. Drivers checked at Dee hospital to inquire about his condition and left their details. He had surgery three weeks earlier at Warner hospital Gettysburg to remove tonsils.

Harrisburg Janes Tate Gettysburg Garrisburg Stewes Aly Warner Hospital

Native of county killed in Reading railroad crash

Erdie L. Fohl 45 of Harrisburg and William Hetrick of Carlisle Junction were injured when a rail motor car crashed into a freight train near Carlisle Junction on Friday evening. Fohl died en route to Bowmansdale from internal injuries. Hetrick received minor bruises. Burial for Fohl occurred at Center View cemetery Biglerville. He leaves a widow Emma Spangler Fohl two sons Blake and Dale W Fohl and siblings Harry Avery E Fohl and four sisters.

Erdie L. Fohl Harrisburg Adams County WiLliam Hetrick Carlisle Junction Huntsdale Reading Fohl Hetrick Bowmansdale Center View Cemetery Biglerville Iate Lewis Priscilla Fohl Center Mills Emma Spangler Fohl Blake R Dale W Harry Avery E. Fohl Detroit Michigan Calvin Rice Aspers Ezra Rice Bendersville Walter Wright Mary Martin Paxtang

Confirmation at St Joseph’s Church Hanover

A class of over one hundred boys and girls and fifteen adults were confirmed Sunday afternoon at St Joseph’s Church in Hanover by Right Rev Bishop Philip R McDevitt of Harrisburg.

St. Joseph’s Church Hanover Philip R. McDevitt Harrisburg

NO NOX FUEL PROMISES TO CUT CARBON KNOCKS

The Gulf Refining Company announces NO NOX, a new anti knock fuel, claiming it stops carbon knocks and is safe for man and motor. Officers say average gasoline use rises about five hundred gallons per car yearly, cost about $15 extra, with added power and reduced wear. Automobile of Leon Smith of McSher Town was damaged Sunday evening when another car struck it, leaving the offender at large.

Gulf Refining Gulf Refining Compan Gulf Refining Company Leon Smith McShertown McSherrystown

Doan's Pills End Kidney Backache Says New Oxford Woman

Mrs. H W Miller of Hanover Pennsylvania testifies that Doan's Pills relieved severe backache and kidney pain restoring kidney function. She repeated use in 1925 to maintain kidney health and avoid symptoms. Manufactured by Creamer Burn Co Buffalo New York and sold by Brame's Store New Oxford Carlisle Street.

H. W. Miller Baltimore St Hanover Dean

Free Radio Maps at Nachs Music Store Hanover Pa

Free radio maps offered by Nachs Music Store in Hanover Pennsylvania. Advertises free maps for radio owners and invites customers to obtain them at the store.

Nach’s Hanover

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