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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
1
Notice to all persons not to trespass on the lands of J. E. Stevens in Reading Township for hunting game skunk hunting nut gathering or any other purpose. Persons 80 offending will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Members of the Blue Ribbon baseball club hosted a banquet for the parish ladies at St. Joseph’s hall in Bonnenauville. A purse of gold and a cash gift were presented to Rev. Matthew Scanlon by donors through Mr. Hahn and Lewis Wagalan. Local clergy praised Scanlon’s pastoral work, and plans were discussed to form an Adams County League football team and to enter next year’s baseball season.
The Pines school reports September attendance with boys 90 percent and girls 91 percent. Perfect attendance listed for Twylah Dellinger Christie Dellinger Hilda Milchimes Charles Richard Florence Trimmer Maurice Warner Mary Warner Miriam Zepp George Dordorff David Myers Donald Swope George Swope and Howard Swope. Charles Trimmer also perfect in spelling. John M Stitt, teacher.
Randolph J. Mullen of Toronto and his father sue Walter C. Plowman Calvin Plowman and York Motor Express in Lancaster county courts for 50800 pounds claiming personal injuries from a October 6 1923 automobile collision four miles west of Lancaster. The crash occurred while Mullen rode in Calvin Plowmans car driven by Walter Plowman and killed William Hollinger 19 of Hanover.
Denton Fissel of the Gil P. Himmert farm took in a wayfarer who asked for work and fed him with dinner and supper plus a bed. The next morning the man vanished at dawn after a rainy Sunday, leaving Fissel with a free board and lodging scam.
A large barn, tobacco shed, silo and equipment burned at the Henderson summer farm four miles north of York near Emigsville. Ten purebred hogs perished and crops and machinery were destroyed in a fire of unknown origin. Loss estimated at about $20,000.
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