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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1925

Page

21

Town Notes Include Weddings Football and Local Changes

Invitations announce the October 7 wedding of Henry Hersh and Consuelo Proudfit in the southern city. Local items cover barber moves, injuries, school festivals, new windows, charity sales, electric work, autos, soccer fame, and health notices in New Oxford and surrounding towns.

Henry Hersh John N. Hersh Lincolnway W Consuelo Proudfit Macon Hersh Jos. Strausbaugh Park Hotel New Oxford Hanover Felty

Community notes from Hunterstown Heidlersburg and New Chester

Community items from Hunterstown Heidlersburg and New Chester include travel by Dr and Mrs McIlhenny to Florida, Miss Blanche Stauffer entering Susquehanna University, a surprise party for Herbert Zepp, church services and harvest events, visits by residents to Gettysburg York and Baltimore, and local notices on roads, schools, and real estate transactions.

Robert McIlhenny Caneway Springs Kansas William B. McIlheney Hunterstown Florida L. G. Stauffer St. John’s Lutheran Church Mt. Wolf New Chester Blanche Stauffer Selinsgrove Susquehanna University Miss Stauffer West York High Ruth McDonnell Gettysburg R

Slightly Used Players Sell at Low Price in Hapover Pa

Ope Lester Mahogany and one Bacon Mahogany are offered for sale at a music store in Hapover Pa. Both items are described as slightly used and available at a low price.

Nace Hapover, Pa

Local Hospital News Notes Illnesses and Discharges

Miss Viola Gulden, age nine, from Bonneauville, is critically ill with typhoid at Warner Hospital, joining two family members also admitted earlier. Anna Orndorff of Littlestown recovered from appendicitis in Baltimore and has returned home. Other area patients were treated or discharged from Warner, York, and Frederick hospitals. multiple operations and recoveries were reported with varied outcomes.

Viola Gulden Warner Hospital Mary Gulden Ada Bonneauville Anna Orndorff Littlestown St. Joseph’s Hospital Baltimore Orndorff Clara Arnsberger Upper Huntington Gettysburg Ina Badders H. M. Badders Frederick Hospital Gertrude Barber Hanover R. D York Hospital W. K. Jordan West Side Sanitarium West York C. W. Leese Church Mr.Rock Margaret Rinehart Mt. Misery Ella Peters J. Russell Riley Regina Lawyer Biglerville Blaine Warren

Local residents report mixed illness and recovery

The list shows Mrs. Amos and Mrs. Warner seriously ill in their towns. Several others, including Josephine Lawrence and infant children, are recovering from enteritis. Charles Slaybaugh improves after illness while Mrs. Slentz, Mrs. Snyder, and Mrs. Andrews show progress. Prof. John A. Hale recovers enough to travel to his new Everett home.

Amos Lough Carlisle Street Warner Bonneauville Josephine Lawrence Near Town David Leech Qualityville Benj. Smith Irishtown P. Peterman Misery John Glass High St D. F. Slentz Lincolnway West Wm. R. Snyder Carlisle St Frank Andrews York Springs S. A. Nagle Abbottstown John Duttera Littlestown John A

Stork News Reports Multiple Local Births Across Towns

Local families announce newborns this week including a daughter for Mr and Mrs Leo Poist of W High Street and a daughter for Mr and Mrs John R Staub of Qualityville. Also a son for Mr and Mrs John Zepp of York Springs and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Lewis Williams of Latimore. The Rev and Mrs Charles C Cole of Gettysburg welcome a daughter at Warner hospital. A daughter arrives to Mr and Mrs J Barnes Kintzing of Hanover, a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Thompson of Gettysburg, and a son for Mr and Mrs Geo W Boehner of Gettysburg.

the Pines Heidlersburg Hampton Harvest Home John Shanabrook Elizabeth Fuchs Guyon Kitzmiller Dorothy Baltimore John Rinehart Walter Rinehart York Emory Brame Abbottstown Luther Decker Hunterstown Shining Lights S. S St. John’s Church New Chester Eva Raffensperger Gettysburg R. D Harry Stock Ambrose Tate Jane Tate John Tate Roy Coleman Hanover Jesse Racey Lulu George Clarendon Annie Thomas Clinton Sadler Arendtsville Sam, Cashman Proctor Snyder H. E. Lough’s New Oxford Jos. Withers Dam Withers Mt. Misery Lewis Bollinger Te-Wa-Wa Tribe Order of Red Men Carlisle Lawrence Emlet Reformed Order Spring Grove Degree Pocahontas YP. O. S A. Hall Ed. Asper Warner Hospital Asper W. S. Houck J. S. Haversinck C. H. Deatrick William A. Kline D. A. Lutz Lemoyne Lutz Kline W. K. Myers Carl Dean Edward Prosser Latimore Township H. CC. Sadler Enola F. G. Deatrick Richard Jacob Aughinbaugh Palmyra Wilbur Sadler New Kingston Mary Trimmer New Cheater The Reformed Church of Conewago Presbyterian Leo Poist W. High St John R. Staub Qualityville John Zepp York Springs Lewis Williams Latimore Charles C.’ Cole J. Barnes Kintzing Robert Thompson Geo. W. Boehner

Antique furnishings sale at Reinwald home in Gettysburg

The late Mrs Irene Danner Reinwald’s antiques drew spirited bidding at Gettysburg with two Chippendale ladder-back chairs once owned by Major James Gettys selling for 200 and 204 dollars. Other items included a stand 51 dollars a mirror 20 and a cherry desk 61 dollars. Nearby, New Oxford beat McSherrystown 7 to 1 in a Saturday baseball game as Midway and Gettysburg College notes appear among local items. Irishtown defeated Mt Rock 19 to 15 with upcoming games listed.

Irene Danner Reinwald Gettysburg James Gettys Joseph Himes Ohio New Oxford Washington E. H. Singmaster Philadelphia J. A. Singmaster McSherrystown Senft Midway John Colestock Hanover Gettysburg College Jos Duttera March East Berlin Earl Colestock Near Town Irishtown Mt. Rock Abbottstown

Hampton Items Chronicle Local News and Visits

The Hampton column records numerous social visits around York Springs and surrounding towns, with families from Hanover Gettysburg and York sharing meals, attending gatherings, and noting house plastering at John Cleaver's new residence. A square dance fund drive and a sixtieth birthday celebration for J. O. Garber are highlighted along with recovery of small cash from Frank Philips fire ruins.

Deatrick Brothers Hampton John Cleaver York Springs Lutheran S. S Houck Hallowe’en Our Town Charley Luther Harry Dickmeyer David Hykes Dick’s Robert Myers Robert Luther Rickwrode Wm. Keffer’s McSherrystown Francis Thomas Paul Miller York Augustus J. R. Hartman W. W Leib Chas. Ogden Lloyd Gettysburg Charles Erb Amos Coulson G. E. Spotz Chas. King and Family Gayle Rickrode Chas Rickrode Hudson Yeagertown Joseph Hudson Southampton L. I Martin Kauffman Frank King Birnté ‘Ohler Elmer King Clyde Biffle Maybelles Cleyson Plunkett Littlestown Clayton Staley Taneytown Toms Brook Carl E. C. Hoover John East Berlin Hoover Wm. Dicks Harry Kime Emma Myers Albert Hanover J. O. Garber Frank Feiser Ruth Fred Luther Garber Roy Garber Clyde Hinkle Kralltown Charles Bentz Isaac Wilt New Oxford Wm. Powers Steubenville Ohio Five Points Mr. Philips Myrs Glenn Philips

Local Visitors and Past Weeks Seen in Crisfield

Mr and Mrs H B Flaherty visit Crisfield Md for several days. Mrs Wharton McKnight returns to Pittsburgh after six weeks. Many residents and visitors from Lincolnway East West and nearby towns are noted visiting relatives, hosting gatherings, or enjoying outings in Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania.

H.B. Flaherty Lincolnway W Crisfield Wharton McKnight Pittsburgh Charles Yeager Lincolnway

Marriage Licenses Issued in New Oxford Area

James A. Robinson and Miss Marian G. Kuhn both of New Oxford had banns published first at St. Mary's church in New Oxford. George E. Butters of Abbottstown and Irene K. Carbaugh of Berwick township to wed at St. Mary's in New Oxford Tuesday morning. George R. Leister of Hanover and Mame J. Mummert of Penn township noted.

James A. Robinson Marian G. Kuhn New Oxford St. Mary’s Church George E. Butters Abbottstown Irene K. Carbaugh Berwick Township

Harvest Home Service Draws Large Attendance at St Pauls

The Harvest Home service at St. Pauls Reformed Church on Sunday drew a very large congregation and featured exceptionally beautiful decorations.

St. Paul's Reformed Church Evey

Autoists nabbed as state highway patrol cracks illegal lens use

The state highway patrol launches a drive against illegal auto lenses with arrests in Oxford township and surrounding areas. Officers Corporal Martin and Patrolman Smith report charges including illegal lens use and reckless driving, with hearings set before Justice Myers in New Oxford. Several motorists, including Airville Kennedy, paid fines and costs after appearing before the same justice.

State Highway Patrol Highaway Patrol Martin Smith Esther Shaw Elmwood Oxford Township Justice Myers New Oxford W. J. Cranmer Abbottstown Cyril A. Fox Pittsburgh Oxford H. R. Kottcamp York

Rev. John F. O Donnell Appointed Rector at Conewago

The Rev. John F. O Donnell of St. Josephs Locust Gap becomes rector of Sacred Heart Church Conewago. The change, effective next Tuesday, follows the passing of Rev. Charles Koch. Other assignments include Joyce to Mt. Carmel and Burke to St. Josephs, with Connaghan and Reardon moving in Fairfield and Marietta respectively.

John F. O'Donnell St. Joseph’s Church Locust Gap Philip R. McDevitt Harrisburg Sacred Heart Church Conewago Fuather O'Donnell Charles Koch McDevitt Raymond I. Joyce St. Joseph's Church Hanover Church of Our Lady Mt. Carmel William J. Burke McSherrystown Holy Family Convenet Danville Father Joyce St. Joseph's Fairfield John H. Connaghan St. Mary's Church Marietta D. P. Reardon Father O’donnell A. H. Bleister

Rev John W Myers Installed as Pastor in Charlotte NC

The Rev John W Myers son of Squire and Mrs William D Myers of New Oxford was installed as pastor of the First Reformed church Charlotte NC. Installation by a North Carolina classis committee followed his religious education and early service in Akron Cedar Rapids New York City Brockton Schenectady and prior studies in Dayton and Boston.

John W. Myers Squire William D. Myers New Oxford First Reformed Church Charlotte N. C North Carolina Mr. Myers Central Theological Seminary Dayton East Market Akron Ohu Cedar Rapids Iowa Federal Council of Churches of Christ of New York City Siad

Card of thanks from Joseph I Weaver to Adama county voters

Joseph I Weaver expresses sincere thanks to Democratic voters of Adama county for supporting his candidacy for Director of the Poor in last week's primary election. He appreciates their kindness and support.

Adama County Joseph I Weaver

Hanover Fair Offers Special Piano Deals From NACES MUSIC STORES

Two carloads of Francis Bacon and Lester Pianos arrived this week for sale at special Hanover Fair prices. Naces Music Stores in Hanover Pennsylvania lists the items available during the event.

Francis Bacon Lester Nace's Hanover

Apples For Sale At $1 Per Bushel In New Oxford

George F. Trimmer lists apples for sale including Stark, P aragon and York Imperial at 1 dollar per bushel and cider apples at 2 cents each. Sold in New Oxford with noting of New Chestey.

Stark Paragon York Imperial George F. Trimmer Oxford

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. W. Chronister Kathleen Bailey Jawn” Myers H. S John Leaks Pine Run Ray Sponseller Greenridge First Lutheran Church Park Center Square Ira S. McDowell Willian McDowell Dallastown J. M. Martin Ray Lawrence John E. Graybill Co Henry Moore, Jr H. E. Lough King's Daughters A. P. Frantz Ralph Hhrginbothey Mary Brown Crosley John L. Lingg Baltimore American Lingg Francis Lingg Big Hub Joseph J. Weaver Board of County Poor Directors Hermie E. Roth Camp Hill Miss Roth G. Harry Roth G. Harvey Ferry Cross Keys Myers Ebonneauville Pennville Bill Todt Pleasant Township Elqut New Oxford Board of Health Sheets Stephen Weaver F. L. Weaver E. Highst Mra. Weaver Stephen Clair Diehl Menges Mills Kohlers Spring Grove de Tatore Harry Wat Haenover Dich Tranover Stork News Hampton Items Jos. H. Himes Martha Himes Lincolnway East Maryland Virginia Snennidoah Chas. Baugher Gable Wm. Gilbert J. M. Hulick Edgar Auker, Jr Ed. T. Auker Port Royal Fair Arthur Snyder Snyder Charleston S. C Miriam E. Diehl Westfield Friend’s School Riverton N. J Ruth A. Diehl Temple University William Sheely Sarah Gardner Mae.Gardner Henry Noel West High Street Greenmount Calvin Fair Harry B. Beard John Fleshman Waynesboro Harry Fleshman That Place Lizzie Weikert Thas Cumberland County Basil Dunn Dunn Cedar Ridge Robert Wolf Granville Slaybaugh Quarryville Nettie Bessie Lenhart Mable Lingg Poplarst Pauline Bevanour Harry J. Sterner M. J. Sterner Bedford Springs A. F. McCadden Jas. Jones John Jones William Margaret Mary Daugherty Chester Madylin McCadden Helen Jack Mary Miriam Ralph Paul Walter Heisey Lebanon Adam Hoffman Robert Hoffman Myerstown Jas, Moore Ralph Grace James, Jr Nancy Moore Gertrude Mensel Harry Mensel Florence Walter Betty Ralph Killinger Betty Killinger Betty Killinger, Mr. Bachman Ira Wager Paul Hummel Annuille George R. Leister Mame J. Mummert Penn Township John F. O’ Donnell
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