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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1925

Page

7

Eight Loads of Corn Stolen in Adams County Larceny Case

George Rodkey and Herbert Motter, residents near Brush Town, faced a Gettysburg justice after allegedly stealing eight wagon loads of corn from Rodkey’s farm, which is owned by Littlestown Savings Institution. The value exceeded $200 with two accomplices and a recent failure to return the corn leading to bail posted at $500 each.

Adams County George Rodkey Herbert Motter Brushtown J. A. Appler Gettysburg Rodkey Motter Littlestown Savings Institution California Justice Appler Appler Felix Klunk Klunk Littlestown Bank M. N. Wehler Wehler Noember Grand Jury

York Takes Over Bell County Lines

Bell Telephone service in York county towns outside York and Hanover will be taken over by York Telephone and Telegraph on Thursday. York city Bell service continues until early next year due to equipment needs. Towns switching include Airville Cross Roads Dalastown Delta Dillsburg East Berlin Glen Rock Manchester Spring Grove Wrightsville. Dobbs couple from Hanover travel to Jacksonville aboard the Allegheny.

Bell York County York Hanover York Telephone and Telegraph Company York Company City of Bell Company Cmpany Beil Company Airville Cross Roads Dalastown Delta Dillsburg East Berlin Glen Rock Manchester Spring Grove Wrightsville Harrisburg Lancaster Bell System

Harrisburg drug store founder repossesses after sheriff sale

Dr. Hugh Norris of Harrisburg, founder of the Gettysburg cut rate drug store, bought back the stock from Grissinger and Williams at sheriff's sale for 600 dollars. Judgments total 1400 dollars from three creditors. Cumberland Valley State Normal School Shippensburg opened with 524 winter term students, 250 in first year, up 20 percent. About 13 percent of Pennsylvania auto operators are women, roughly 209000 of 1.6 million.

Hugh Norris Harrisburg Gettysburg Sheriff's Sale C. E. Grissinger Joseph Williams Dr. Norris Cumberland Valley State Norns School Shippensburg Pennsylvania

Catarrh Medicine Promoted by J Cheney Co

Those in a run-down state feel catarrh more than in good health, showing catarrh is influenced by constitution. The medicine offers combined focal and interval treatment and has claimed success for over forty years. Sold by all druggists, J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.

J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

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