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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
8
Notice announces a stockholders meeting on October 12 1925 between 6 and 8 pm at 437 Main St McSherrystown Pa to elect a five member board for the coming year F W Topper secretary announces the session on September 28 1925
Notice to all persons not to trespass upon the lands of the undersigned for hunting game skullk hunting nut gathering or any other purpose. Persons offending will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
A list of patients and recent operations across York area facilities. Entries include Robert Noel and Carroll Smith undergoing appendicitis procedures, Mrs. F A Long discharged after suffering blood poisoning, and David Blocher, Margie Cranmer, and Elmer W Bush among others receiving or recovering from treatments. Discharges and new admissions are noted for Warner Hospital Gettysburg, York Hospital, and Philadelphia’s Hahnemann Hospital.
Henry W. Miller, 67, president of the H. W. Miller Company wholesale grocers, died at home in Hanover from a stroke while playing with a grandchild. Survivor includes widow and children Harry J. Miller Paul B. Miller and Mrs. Walter E. Gebenslaber. Brothers and sisters list Jacob Miller John Miller Mrs Annie M Hornbeck Mrs Julia Nary. Funeral set for Thursday.
A York interior decorating firm won the contract to remodel the York Springs bank. The ceiling will be ivory, walls light buff, and woodwork dark mahogany with work expected soon. C. L. Hahn of Hanover closed his Deardorff's Mill refreshment stand for the week but will reopen Sundays. George Nagle left Abbottstown for Bethlehem to study as a Lehigh University junior.
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