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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1931

Page

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Fire destroys Bittinger house near Bethlehem mines

A Thursday night blaze destroyed the two and a half story Bittinger dwelling owned by L L Bittinger near the Carlisle Pike and Bethlehem mines. The fire, possibly incendiary, left one side occupied by Mervin Myers intact on the first floor while the other side housed Mrs Annie Shultz. Neighbors helped remove contents from the Myers side. the upper floor on Shultz’s side burned. About 1,000 spectators watched as flames raged for over an hour. Insurance covered the loss on both structures.

L. L. Bittinger Carlisle ’Pike Bethlehem Mines Annie Shultz Myers Mr. Myers George Reed Harry Gouker Atttc Shultz Hanover Road Bittinger

Barn Fire Destroys Rohrbaugh Farm Stock and Machinery

Fire of unknown origin destroyed a large bank barn on the William B. Rohrbaugh farm near New Baltimore. Loss exceeds $11,000, with grain, potatoes, 30 chickens, and farm implements consumed. A threshing crew and neighbors fought the blaze but two mules and several outbuildings were saved.

William B. Rohrbaugh New Baltimore Glenn Rohrbaugh Charles Miller Jonas Mummert Bittingers Station Norman Grove Simon Hostetter Paul Grove James Noel William Wagner Rohrbaugh Carlisle Pike Hanover

Public sale of 237 acre farm and orchard in Adams County

The Citizens Trust Company of Gettysburg as guardian for Alice E. Goldsborough will publicly sell a 237 acre Straban Township farm in Adams County. The property fronts the Hunterstown to Lincoln Highway road and includes about 50 acres of timber and 10 acres of bearing apple orchard with a two story dwelling, bank, barn and water supply. Sale starts at 1 30 p m with terms announced by the guardian. James M. Caldwell, Auctioneer.

Citizens Trust Company of Gettysburg Alice E. Goldsborough Straban Township Adams County Court of Common Pleas Hunterstown Lincoln Highway Citizens Trust CO James M. Caldwell Auct

Brown's Garage traffic services and tires in Abbottstown

Brown's Garage on Lincoln Highway serving Abbottstown and New Oxford offers accessories oils gas batteries tires and repair for all kinds. Telephone New Oxford 9062.

Abbottstown New Oxford Lincoln Highway United States

Estate of Francis Noel Letters Testamentary Granted

Letters testamentary on the estate of Francis Noel late of Conewago Township Adams County Pa were granted to executors J Wallace Noel Albert C Noel Bernard C Noel Stanislaus Noel and T F Christwaite attorney. Creditors and claimants urged to settle promptly. Mrs Alice Hauck 55 of York died by suicide swallowing bichloride of mercury after despondency. Barn arson note in North Codorus Township York County deemed a prank.

Francis Noel Conewago Township Adams County J. Wallace Noel Albert C. Noel Bernard C. Noel Stanislaus Noel T. F. Christwaite Alice Hauck Ralph Lookingbill York York Hospital Hauck Wells Frank Codorus Township York County Frank

Local Household Sale At Straban Township Near New Chester

On Saturday September 19 1931 Mrs Mary Money will hold a public sale at her residence in Straban township near New Chester. Items include 2500 ft of yellow pine and oak lumber 2x4s boards and barn siding misc wheelbarrow tools meat benches ten plate stove corner cupboard table chairs tubs jars iron kettles and many other articles. Sale starts at 1 pm cash only. Wm Ensor auctioneers.

Straban Township New Chester

Church Confab At Gettysburg Draws Adams County Clergy

County and district officers of the Adams County Sunday School Adult Division gathered Friday at Trinity Reformed Church Gettysburg. The program included devotions by Rev Wight F Putman and lectures by H C Cridland and Dr Harvey Hoover with evening worship led by Rev Herbert P Beam and choir music. About 100 attendees participated in problem conferences and discussions led by Russell M Spangler.

Adams County Sunday School Association Trinity Reformed Church Gettysburg Adams County Wwight F. Putman Christ Lutheran Church H. C. Cridland Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin for Constipated Babies

A family doctor recommends daily half a teaspoonful of Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin to train babies' bowels toward regularity. The ad cites his forty seven years of practice and over 3500 births with no maternal or infant loss, asserting it keeps babies healthy and thriving.

Caldwell

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