Hanover area notices and town news highlight weekly transfers
S J Haverstick buys J Milton Wehler property on Lincolnway East and plans a public sale of personal property on Saturday Oct 10. Numerous moves and injuries dot the town as residents relocate and events unfold including a 96 year old woman's fall, a back injury, and local repairs and social gatherings in Hanover New Oxford Irishtown and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Haverstick
J. Milton Wehler
Lincolnway
Wehler
Hanover
Kosher
Harry Walter
W. High St
Geo
A. Miller
John H. Wolf
E. High St
A. P. Wagner
L. W. Straley
Emma Miller
Carlisle St
Harry Weikert
Miller
Chas
Kuhn
Weikerts
C. P. Smith
Lincoln
Ralph Hockensmith
Square Corner
John N. Hersh
Wallace Peters
Biglerville
Macon Ga
Henry Hersh
Consuelo Proudfit
Samuel Gallagher
Los Angeles
Cal
Trishtown
Lilly's Mill
Francis Rabine
Center Square
Slaybaugh & Stough
Chas. H. Haar
Essex
Geo. H. Leaks
Lincolnway W
Good’s
A. A Storm
York
Storm
George Munchel
W. H
Paul Herman
Lancaster
John F. Miller
New Oxford Grocer
Helen Shrader
Irishtown
Lawrence E. Gingerich
Cross Keys
Earl Gladfelter
East Berlin
Kime
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Motor Patrol
N. O. Fire Company
Worley
F. Rudisill
Alberta L. Leppo
New Oxford
West York
Cc. E. Myers
Leo Golden
Bonneauville
Jennie M. Stock
New Ox
Herbert & Sheets
Klingel
Public sale planned near Round Hill for cattle and hogs
Edgar H Leer announces an October 24 sale of cows and many hogs near Round Hill store. The long list of Hampton area residents includes Miss Laura Miller visiting Philadelphia and Miss Margie Kepner ill. Neighbors attended rallies, church events, and social visits across New Oxford, Hanover, York, and beyond as families moved between farms and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H Leer
Round Hill
Laura Miller
Philadelphia
Margie Kepner
Hampton School
Henry Raffensperger
Harry Myers
Frank Ridebaugh
Mechanicsbureg
Jonas Wolf
Chester Chronister
Pechard
Holly
Wm. Moose
Kathleen
York
Richard Yingst
Penna
Julius Schimmel
Baltimore
Ralph Zartman
Marlet Eltz
Hanover
H. Deatrick’s
Daisie Thomas
Frank Zartman
John Ehrhart
Hudson
Geo. Taughinbaugh
Fdw
Stough
Luther Cleaver
Joyce
Richard Kline
Gardners
Harry Albert
Preston Myers
Thomasville
Reformers
East Berlin
Grahaman
Shippensburg
Joseph Grahill
Bert Heindel
Chas. Leese’s
Jennie Chronister
Gee
Diller
Dillsburg
Elizabeth Hulick
New Chester
S. W. Stock
Harry Hulick
Frank Beamer
Guernsey
Walter Myers
David Longenecker
Edith Froly
Norman Mahla
Reading
Anna March
Henry Klinedinst
Urias Becker
Chas
John
Charles Nennis
Nillsburg
Luther Bankett
Abbottstown
Elwood Jacobs
Gladys Riley
Mildred Shelfeman
Charles Leatherman
Victory
Albert Myers
Russel
Emma
Numerous local residents reported ill in week
The column lists many residents from Gettysburg to Irishtown and Abbotstown, all noted for illnesses from grippe and tonsillitis to typhoid fever. Names include Mrs. Glass, John Sneeringer, Lloyd Sindlinger, Miss Mary Ginter, Mrs. Krise, George W. Sherman, Mrs. Hertz, Mrs. Roland, Mrs. Jacoby, W. H. Spangler, Mrs. Bollinger, Mrs. Little, George Staub, Mrs. Timmins, Rev. Mark McElwee, Marie and Pauline Staub, Mrs. Bievenour, Mrs. Slagle, Mrs. Hespelhorn, George Gise, Nellie Staub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glass
W. High Sr
John Sneeringer
Bonneauville
Lloyd
J. T. Sindlinger
Irishtown
Mary Ginter
Gettysburg R. 9
Smith
Rock
Emory Krise
Centennial
George W. Sherman
Westminster
Wm. Todt
Pleasant Two
Hertz
Grippe
J. C.roland
Cross Keys
Wm. Jacoby
W. H. Spangler
Swift Run
John Bollinger
Hanover St
Amos Little
Lincolnway
George 3. Staub
Pear McSherrystown
F. X. Timmins
Albert Sneer
Inger
McSherrystown
Mark McElwee
Conewago
Marie
Pauline Staub
Bonnanville
Theophilus Bievenour
Abbottstown
William Slagle
Berwick Township
The Item Expands to Eight Pages and Seven Columns
In a progressive move The Item switches to an eight page seven column format. The western Adams County weekly showcases modern machinery and emphasizes its role as the most read paper in southern central Pennsylvania. It urges continued community support after forty five years of publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford and Vicinity
Pennsylvania
Stem
Adams County
Brysonia Potato Growers Sell 10000 Bushels to Washington
Ten thousand bushels from the Brysonia Cooperative Potato Growers Association are sold to Standard Grocer Company of Washington DC for 1.15 per bushel. The Russets grade, US No. One, will ship three carloads weekly as bankers and locals expect improved farm finances and lower local prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brysonia
Brysonia Cooperative Potato Growers’ Association
Standard Grocer Company
Washington, D. C
Adams County
R. E. Underwood
Washington
U. S
State Department of Agriculture
Boy Wins Prize Steer in Adams County Baby Beef Club
Eugene Klunk, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph C Klunk, fed a Hereford that ranked first of 53 in Adams County and qualified for Chicago national stock show November 25 to December 5. The steer, purchased by Sears Roebuck and Co in Chicago, will be shipped to Johnstown for carload shipment to Chicago. Klunk earned an all expenses paid trip to the show. The animal grew from 489 to 785 pounds in four months, a 59 percent gain, bought at 10 cents per pound and sold at 20 cents per pound for a net of 28.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Klunk
Joseph C. Klunk
McSherrystown Road
Adams County
Underwood
Chicago
Sears Roebuck &Company
Johnstown
United States
Bible study series opens at Great Conewago church
A special meeting for conference and Bible Study begins Saturday evening at the Great Conewago Presbyterian church in Hunterstown led by Dr. AI W all, with a musical program by Mrs. Lau. Topics schedule through the week include Why Study the Bible and The Devil His Origin and Doom. Local obituaries, visits, and social notes follow with multiple residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Conewago Presbyterian Church
Hunterstown
AI. Wall
Detroit
Lau
John W. Tate
Alice Adams
Gettysburg
William Bankett
Heidlersburg
Biglerville
William F. Shull
H. R Houck
W. S. Houck
Lloyd Ecker
George Decker
Charles T. Hersh
New Oxford
Pines
M. M. Sharrer
Edward A. Bonsall, Jr
Esther I. Williams
Pennsylvania Sunday School Association
Adams County
Heidlersburg Lutheran Church
J. Harold Little
J. Milton Lough
Charleston
D. Grant Deatrick
Belmont
Stine, Plank
Tipton
Clarence Shull
Shull
Hampton
the Pines
Dan Wolf
Cyrus Wolf
Abbottstown
Alvin Groupe
Robert Weaver
Chas
Hart
Geo, Myers
John Miller
Franklin Miller
John Groupe
Edward Wright
Minnie Neely
Wierman Neely
Mary Cooley
Oris
Harry Johl
Clarence Stough
Harrisburg
Augustus Stough
Chas. Hoff
Hanover
Curtis Eisenhart
York Springs
W. H. Hoff
Raymond Wolf
Kepner
Emory Wolf
Alex. Wolf
Raymond Shank
Wm. Shank
Warren Trostle
East Berlin
Elmer Moul
Chas Shull
Doubs
Wm. Shull
D. H. Sharrer
Melvin Sharrer
David Kime
Alvin Mummert
Howard Mummert
Greenridge
Harry Little
Jeff McIntire
Bernardrist
Grant Mace
Steelton
Amela Gerdus
A. H Kready
Olfive
Pauline
Orrtanna
Arthur Brame
Jacob Aughinbaugh
F. G. Deatrick
Palmyra
Ira Kleppe
New Chester
Martin Gulden
Meade Taylor
Arendtsville
Martin Felty
Ralph Fair
Clair Tate
Bessie Felty
Harrison Kimme
Bermudian
Social notices and a fatal pedestrian accident near McKnightstown
A long list of visitors and residents' movements includes Miss Margaret Shanahan of Pittsburgh and Mrs J C Birely of town. A fatal pedestrian accident near McKnightstown claims John A Miller 73, struck by a Gettysburg driver F Kint. coroner's inquest absolves driver. Miller's survivors include widow Adeline Sower, children Merl L and three daughters. Funeral at Flohr's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kint
Lancaster
Gettysburg
Miss Hoffman
Engle
Merl. L
McKnightstown
Harr. Geyer
Fayetteville
J. ¢C. McCarney
York
Edward Rhowls
Toe Sdis
Inquisiturex Ober
Blaroe
Ion
Local Birth Announcements From Various Families
Mr and Mrs George Martin Jr of Trishtown welcomed a son on Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Weaver of Bonneauville reported a daughter. Mr and Mrs Millard H Garman of Hanover announced a daughter. Mr and Mrs Spurgeon L Wolf of Littlestown had a daughter on September 26. Mr and Mrs Edward Gobrecht of Hanover had a daughter. Mr and Mrs Howard C Beard of Gettysburg welcomed a boy. Mr and Mrs Oliver Cluck of Clearville had a daughter. Mine Mre Edgar Smith of York Springs noted a 50N. Mr and Mrs Roy E Fife of Delphi Indiana announced a son. Mrs Fife was Kathryn E Roatsong daughter of Gideon B Routford Apple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Cluck
IBM le
Edgar Smith
York Springs
Roy E. Fife
Delphi
Indiana
Fife
Kathryn E. Roatsong
Gideon B. Routsord
Appers
Smith Clawson and Robert F Smith Wed in Dayton Ohio
Miss Helen Clawson daughter of Mr and Mrs FE C Clawson Indiana Pa and Robert F Smith son of Mrs F S Smith New Oxford were married on August 10 in Dayton Ohio. They will reside with the groom's mother in Indiana until a trip to Columbus Ohio where Mr Smith is a salesman for Teller Kent Organ Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clawson
FE. C. Clawson
Indiana
Robert F. Smith
F. S. Smith
New Oxford
Dayton
Ohio
Columbus
Smith
Teller-Kent Organ Company
Erie
Local weddings spark community notices in New Oxford area
Abbotstown groom Geo E Rutter Jr and Irene Carbaugh of Berlin Junction wed in St Marys New Oxford Mass A dinner followed. Multiple couples from New Oxford Gettysburg Littlestown and Hanover linked in ceremonies with Rev Fr Rice and Rev W D E Scott officiating. Church notices detail services at First Lutheran New Oxford Epispopal and Reformed churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. E. Rutter, Jr
Abbottstown
Irene C. Carbaugh
Frank Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
St. Mary's Church
New Oxford
Geo. L. Rice
Raphael
Edna Carbaugh
Prother
Carbaugh
James A. Robinson
Marian
Milton C. Cline
Pennyalle
Earl C. Hershey
Calvin A. Hershey
Hanover
F. S. Lindaman
Christ Reformed Church
Littlestown
George J. Leister
McSherrystown
Mamie Mummert
John Mummert
R. B
O. C. Dean
Marjorie J. Slaybaugh
Arthur Hughes
Gettyeburg
Gearry W. Bankard
Harrisburg
Camp Curtin Memorial
Norrisburg
Harry K. Stauffer
L. K Younng
Mr. Joy
Judge McPherson Speaks at Adams Fulton GOP Meeting
Judge D P McPherson, Republican incumbent for common pleas court seats in Adams and Fulton counties, led a Republican committeemen gathering at Natural Springs park. County chairman J Price Oyler hosted as about sixty committeemen and workers attended, with reports from several districts and the event described as enthusiastic and helpful.
New Oxford Defeats McSherrystown In Ten Inning Thriller
New Oxford edged McSherrystown 1 0 in ten innings after tying the game in the ninth. Jim Baugher delivered a clutch hit in the 10th, driving in the go ahead run as Bones Smith added an insurance single. McSherrystown scored once in the sixth on a stolen base and a squeeze play attempt that fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
League Cadets
MccSherrystown
Jim” Baugher
Smith
McSherrystown
Nogif Med
Miller
Small
Mary's
Senft
Nate
N. QO
Soewer
Midway
Weil
Woman Found Dead in White Hall Home
Mire Catherine Duttera widow of Anos Iuttera was found dead Tuesday afternoon by her daughter in a wash house at White Hall. A physician said she died recently from heart disease while about to help with corn husking. She was 68, survived by a daughter Mrs Stewart Schildt a son Alvin three sisters and a brother. Funeral Friday at the church with burial at Christ Reformed cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Catherine
Duttera
Anos Iuttera
White Hall
Ino
Stewart Schildt White
Rally Day at First Lutheran Draws 364 in New Oxford
Rally Day at the Church School of First Lutheran in New Oxford drew 364 attendees the last Sunday in September. Harry Seimler oversaw the school as superintendent, with Miss Mary Grace Hoover guiding choral decorations. The special building fund offering exceeded one hundred dollars as the school showed strong enthusiasm and a desire to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
First Lutheran Church
New Oxford
Harry Semler
Mary Grace Hoover
SQUIRE MYERS COURT HEARS TWO LOCAL CASES
At a Saturday hearing before Squire Myers the case Regina Smith versus Leo Long from Oranga street ended with both parties paying costs. In another matter Mrs Leo Laughman versus Annie McWilliams of Bittingers the defendant paid the costs after the prosecutor agreed to stay proceedings over an assault and battery claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Myers
Regina Smith
Leo Long
Oranga Strie
Leo Laughman
Annie McWilliams
Bittingers
Harness racing matinee set for October seventeenth at Milhimes Grove
The Drivers Association schedules a Saturday matinee on October seventeenth in Milhimes Grove with four harness classes, a mule race, and a pony race. Refreshments will be available. attendees urged to arrive early and bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milhimes’ Grove
Drivers Association
Arrarea
Trespass Notice for Sale in Office 5¢ Six for 25c
Classified notice offering a trespass notice service with pricing 5 cents each or six for 25 cents and option to mail. Indicates insertion in the paper for a season and mentions bug related phrasing. text is a partial OCR fragment.
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F. B. Sellers
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C. T. Hersh
Charles Keehling
J. W. Winand’'s
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H. K. Eyster
William Aly
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Ha Henschke
Joseph aAdan
John Hyson
George Nicholson
Irisi
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Arthur Martin
John Lawrence
John Nicholson
Conley
J. J. Staub
Edith Strausbaugh
Anna Hawn
A. J. Hawn
Romaine Livingston
I. W. Livngston
Geo A. Staub
Pine Run
Allen Markel
Jaco. Miller
Earl O. Staub
Farsa
Joseph Weacer
Jas
John Staub
Harry Gulden
Anrose Staub
Lee Noel
Edward Staub
Lawtace Gulden
W .B. Crowl
Harry Stabaugh
George Haar
Marisa Stensugh
William Shelleman
Harry Miller
Automobabile
John A. Miler
Hio
McKnight
Warner Hospital
Uv Oturist Fruits Lancaster
Wican
F. Kint
George Spangier Farm
Myrtle Hoffman
Mirs Hoffman
Maris Furnace
M. Miller
Loy
Richard VJ
Astown
Lowing
Nes
Vi Ginevve
Marys
Elen
Tex
Smith—Clawson
Clutz
Sweden
Sheffer
Christian Endeavor Rally
Methodist Epicopal
J. W McMorris
Ik You
Emmanuel Reformed Church
A. P. Frantz
MCS
Squire Myers’ Court
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