Local notes from New Oxford and vicinity
Geo Laughman of New Oxford area suffered a severe right eye injury when a Bittingers accident required removal of the eye. Berlin avenue factory work resumes at U. S. Glatfelter. Several residents change jobs, builds and reunions attend. community events include a primary bake sale, a church festival, and local sports results in Adams County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Laughman
New Oxford
Bittingers
U. S
Glatfelter
Berlin Avenue
J. Felix Sanders
Irishtown
Prudential Insurance Co
Hanover
Alex Byer
Lincolnway E
U. L. Glatfeller
East Berlin
Peter Alwine
Louis Alwine
Dicks’ Dam
Gettysburg College
Ethel
Margaret Snyder
Jos. Baugher
Claude Straley
Bill
Evelyn
Sacred Heart Convent
Edgegrove
Philadelphia
Esther Straley
Catherine Wehler
Millersville S. N. S
Elva Yohe
Rocky Grove School
Rosa Stonesifer
Calvin Stahl
Jacob Myers
Jacob, Jr
Harry Daniels
Mechanicsburg M. E
U. S. of A
Wilkes- Barre
Julia T. Rue
Vaughn T. Rue
Wrightsville
Haddonfield
N. J
Gettysburg Bullets
Senft
Brown
Gettysburg
Utz
S. S. Myers
Dillsburg
Helen
Washington
National Training School
Lucy Webb Hayes School
Sibley Hospital
Lucy Webb Hayes
Hanover St
Bonneauville
Chronister
Greenridge
Warry E. Koch
Co. E. Tawney
Music Stores Promote The King Conn And Buescher Band Instruments
NACE S MUSIC STORES in Hanover and Gettysburg Pa advertise The King Conn and Buescher band instruments. The note invites customers to request demonstrations or to view the instruments in person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Conn
Buescher
Nace’s Music Stores
Hanover
Gettysburg
Return of students and visitors to York region
Richard Livingston and Fred Birely return to universities in Virginia and Pennsylvania while V A Lawrence visits family in Fall River. Numerous locals, including Miss Esther Pottorff and Miss Ruth Wolf, host and visit in York, Carlisle, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia. Johnsons, Diehls, and Linggs host and travel. weekend visits span Ches ter Ivyland Baltimore and Germantown with church attendances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Livingston
Lincoln Heights
W. & L. University
Lexington
Fred Birely
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
V. A. Lawrence
Fall River
Mass
Esther Pottorff
Pleasant St
Bethlehem Public Schools
Ruth Wolf
York
Ethel Sheely
Lincoln Way East
Mary Dougherty
Margaret Jones
Chester
Florence
Lena McCadden
W. High St
Meta Hepler
Reading
Mollie Hershey
Ella Ehrhart
Carlisle St
Joseph J. Smith
Irishtown
Wm. H. Roye
Columbia
Henry J. Smith
Carlisle Street
Mabel Lingg
Baltimore
Poplarst
R. M. Krumpe
Stephens City
Arthur Henning
R. J
Williard Kratz
Chalfont
Spen
Aldes Frantz
Mr. Kratz
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Kathleen Slaybaugh
Northwestern Hospital
Philadelphia
Lincolnway E
Minnie Diehl
Ivyland
F. J. Rider
Nevin Rider
Dick Caster
New Oxford
Lydia Miller
Tulsa
Okla
L. W. Miller
Red Lion
Helen Slaybaugh
Romaine Livingston
Harrisburg
S. W. Livingston
Lincoln Way West
Mary McClain
Alice McClain
Henry Shrader
John Colestock
Hanover Street
George Jittle
John N. Hersh
Lenox
Buffalo
N_ Y
Ellsworth Neely
Carlisle Sr
Orpheus Diller
York Springs
E. M. Hersh
Adam
Center Mills
William Martin
Cornwall
Emily Ramer
Gettysburg
Miriam Diehl
David D. Miller
Frank Hockinberry
Mr. Kohler
Otis Bly
Montanan
Edgar Bly
Bob Bollinger
Pete Millimes
Adam *Palmer
C. M. Palmer
Strasburg
L. B. McElwee
David C. Diewl
Helen
Litten
George
Lloyd
Roy D. Diehl
Kathryn
Richard
Betty Jane
M. J. Shearer
Susan
Ida
Jane
Daniel
Junior
Spring Grove
Lloyd Herman
John
Cedar Ridge
Guy Becker
Stork News Dads Welcome Daughters and Sons
Mr and Mrs Car Rider announce a daughter on Friday. Mr and Mrs Norman Yingling of 700 announce a daughter on Thursday. Mrs Colestock of Hanover, formerly Emma Kohler of Littlestown, shares a daughter. Mr and Mrs Ross Myers of Gettysburg welcome a son at Warner hospital. Mr and Mrs Dennis O Byers of Philadelphia announce a daughter on Sept 10. they are former Littlestown residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car
Pleasant
Norman Yingling
Charles B. Colestock
Hanover
Colestock
Emma Kohler
Littlestown
Ross Myers
Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Dennis O. Byers
Philadelphia
Mrs. Byers
Hazenton Bros. Unveils Non Reproducing Piano Window Display
The Hazenton brothers showcase a new non reproducing piano at NACRO’s Music Store in Hanover highlighting touch expression tone and tempo comparable to a live artist. The device is exhibited in the window with a request to play for customers in Gettysburg and Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazenton Bros
Nace
Hanover
Typhoid cases and hospital updates in Adams County towns
Mrs John Gulden and her daughter Ada, both of Bonneauville, were taken to Warner hospital with typhoid fever along with Mrs Willis Sterner of Gettysburg in serious condition. Other locals received care at West Side sanitarium and Warner hospital as physicians attribute the outbreak to dry weather reducing water supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gulden
Ada Gulden
Bonneauville
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Willis Sterner
Gettysburg RG
Adams County
S. T. Bastian
Hanover
West Side
York
William Johns
Johns
Caledonia
Chambersburg
Francis X. Kuhn, Jr
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Harold Steese
New Oxford-McSherrystown Road
West Side Sanitarium
Young Steese
Littlestown
Eemund Little
Warnerner Hospital
Albert Keller
R. D
John Hale
Abbottstown
Hale
Eeverett
Local Residents Report Illnesses and Recoveries
The column lists residents including Mrs. Rutters, Mrs. Hoffheins, Mrs. Alwine, and others across Knl. towns recovering from grip rheumatism enteritis and other ailments. Several are confined to beds, while some, like Miss Blendie Flaherty and David Kennedy, resume duties after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutters
Square Corner
Hoffheins
Lincolnway
Alwine
Irishtown
Harry Felty
Kohlers
E. M. Neely
Carlisle Sr
John Sneeringer
Bonneauville
Gee. A
B. B. Youells
Easton
A. W. Bistline
Dillsburg
F. X. Timmins
Albert Sneeringer
Harry Hummert
McSherrystown
H. J. Bunty
George B. Sneeringer
Littlestown
J. Wesley Little
Littleston
David Kennedy
Upper Huntington
Sadler’s School
Opening Millinery Display at Hand-D-Shop PE
Saturday event at Hanover Street New Oxford features a millinery display and a Food Sale at 3 PM Velvet hats described as soft and pliable. No passenger train service on Sunday due to fall schedule changes taking effect next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover St
New Oxford
Ady
Hampton Items and visiting notes fill parish pages
Mrs. Albert Malaun returns home to recover slowly after illness. Frank Philips plans a new house on the old fire site. Dozens of relatives and friends visit and travel from York, Harrisburg, New Oxford, Bermudian, and beyond. A revival event in East Berlin district and a large birthday gathering for Mrs. Jennie Chronister mark the local week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Malaun
Geo. Heltzel
York
Frank Philips
Luther Markel
Chas. Feiser
Glenn
Minnie Hartman
Harvey Strawsbaugh
Mary Spahr
New Oxford
Grim
E. A. Hudson
William
Yeagertown
Geo. Kimmel
Seright Nell
Bermudian
Kate Miller
Niagara Falls
Koser
George
Mechanicsburg
George Bucher
J. L. Miller
Waynesboro
Elwood Jacobs
Marie Hemphill
Eliza Sipe
Albert Thomas
John Riley
Gardners
Flora Dicks
Wolf
Masemer
Wm. Braun
Ira Braun
Mary Dorothy
Betty Jane
Glen Rock
Roy Shaffer
New Freedom
Forest White
Freeland
Wm. Jones
Baltimore
Harry Dickmyer
D. E Brown
Ira Masémer
Melvin
H. B. Dicks
Martin Kauffman
Jonas Wolf
Willis Weigle
G. W. Kerstetter
McConnellstown
Reformed Churches of
East Berlin
Hampton
New Chester
Charles Rickrode
Ruth
John Ehrhart
Albeert Harman
Thomasville
Chester Chronister
Hanover
Clayton Fissel
Caledonia
Hayden Deatrick
Nashville
John Deatrick
Albert Benedict
Abbottstown
Chas. Lehman
Deatrick
John McKenley
Romaine Westfall
Camp Hill
Ruth Baden
Washington, D. C
Rinehart Family Surprise Party Honors Florence
A surprise party at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rinehart home on September 9 honors their daughter Florence. Attendees include many Rineharts Gebharts and Poists with refreshments and games. The Peach Festival by St. Pauls Reformed Society on Mrs. Myers lawn drew strong turnout and netted 29 dollars 80 cents. Wm Bosserman near town is trading for a new Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rinehart
Florence
Ralph Gebhart
Andrew Trone
Leona Wisick
Goldie Rickrode
Lillian Ustashears
Helen Breighner
Mildred Staub
Margaret Rinehart
Anna Funk
Emma Shrader
Pauline Gebhart
Charler Rinehart
Gorga Poist
William Breighner
Joseph Robinson
Aval Liegwaner
Charles Brashears
Ovni Rick
Wm. Bosserman
Two Baltimoreans stabbed at colored Masons dance
A melee at Gettysburg Round Top pavilion involved Baltimore members of the colored Masons excursion. Mrs Viola Jones, 25, shielded the couple from Alexander Logan who slashed her twice. Logan was later stabbed. authorities plan to charge him with assault with intent to kill. Sheriff Shearer led the inquiry and sought Logan’s attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Top
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Colored Masons
John C. Shearer
Allen James
Alexander Logan
Viola Jones
Logan
James
Jones
Shearer
Watermelon Social Brings C. I. Society Members Together
The First Lutheran church C. I. society met at Miss Mary Grace Hoover’s home near town. Games and refreshments with toasted marshmallows and watermelon followed a short business session planning the C. E. rally for October 4. The goal is 90 percent attendance. Members urged to attend and invite friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I. Society of the First Lutheran Church
Mary Grace Hoover
C. EE
Mauss Resigns Local Rail Job to Join Florida East Coast Line
C. E. Mauss, formerly of New Oxford, resigns as agent for American Railways Express Co and ends local and long distance hauling at Steelton as of Oct 1 1925. He will serve as special traveling representative for Florida East Coast Line RR Co based in Harrisburg and Miami while maintaining his Paxtang residence at 320 Wilhelm Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Mauss
New Oxford
American Railways Express Co
Steelton
Mr. Mauss
Florida East Coast Line RR. Co
Miami
Fla
Harrisburg
Wilhelm Blvd
Paxtang
Car accidents near New Oxford report no injuries
George Long and John Lawrence cars clashed Sunday afternoon. Fender, wheel, axle and radius rod damage occurred before a subsequent collision with a fence at Francis A. Klunk’s residence. No injuries reported. Also notes on church notices, marriage banns for Irene Carbaugh and George Ruttery, and local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Long
Irishtown
John Lawrence
Francis A. Klunk
Hanover St
New Oxford
St. Mary's Church
George Ruttery
Abbottstown
Irene Carbaugh
Frank Carbaugh
Berlin Junction
Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Reformed Church
Id Juttenhafer
Eo Noel
Rock
Bonneauville Fire Company
St. Joseph
Several Hundred Roles For Player Pianos At NACF Stores
Several hundred roles were received this week for player pianos sold by NACF Music Stores located in Hanover and Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The deliveries expand offerings at NACF shops serving the two towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NACF
Hanover
Gettysburg
Weaver Renominated in Oxford for Poor Board
Joseph I. Weaver of Oxford township, incumbent on the board of directors of the poor, won easily over C. W. Kint. Hanson W. Taylor received the Republican nomination for director of the poor. For Jury Commissioner, 3. H. Crum was renominated by Republicans and James O. G. Weaner by Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph TI. Weaver
Oxford Township
Board of Directors of the Poor
C. W. Kint
Hanson W. Taylor
Director of the Poor
3. H. Crum
James O. G. Weaner
Lancaster Man Sues W A Diehl for Damages
John T. Taylor of Lancaster sues W A Diehl of New Oxford for 5000 dollars in Adams county court over an auto collision at the Swift Run bridge on the Lincoln highway September 2 1923. The suit follows Diehl’s prior action to recover 10000 for injuries from the same accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Diehl
New Oxford
Adams County
John T. Taylor
Lancaster
Diehl
Taylor
Swift Run
Lincoln Highway
Primary voting in New Oxford shows tight party splits
The New Oxford primary tallies 53 Republicans and 1407 Democrats with Jos I Weaver leading Republicans in town 91 to 11. Democratic and Republican candidate tallies span judges, commissioners, auditors, and school posts with several local names like Mabel Miller and Bertis Kent appearing.
Campers to raise funds to buy and repair dam at Waldheim
A Dick's Dam Welfare Association committee was appointed at a Hanover Y M C A meeting to raise funds from cottagers for purchasing the dam site and repairing the dam. If successful, a new dam could be built next spring to ensure a ready outing spot for cottages next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldheim
Dick’s Dam
The Latest Hits In Sheet Music Reviews
Victor and Ediser records receive today noted among newest sheet music hits. The items highlight popular tunes and performances creating buzz in music shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Ediser Records
Nace’s
Hanover
Gettysburg
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Stork News
Nacrh’s
Tranover
Hampton Items
Florida
Jos. I. Weaver
Lancaster Man
N. Oxford
Bertis W. Kent
Mt. Pleasant
Geo. J. Benner
J. O. G. Weaner
Wm. P. Stover
Superior Court
MacDade
J. &. B. Cunningham
J. J. Regan
D. P. McPherson
Poor
H. W. Taylor
Wm. H. Deatrick
E. G. Sterner
S. H. Crum
P. H. Brough
John I. Staub
F. B. Sellers
Mabel Miller
Oxford
Joe” Weaver
H. T. Brown
C. A. Storm