New Oxford Item Company announces weekly publication
The New Oxford Item Company lists a Thursday issue with annual rates of 1.00 in advance or 1.50 after a year and 1.50 or 2.00 for out-of-county subscriptions. Discontinuances vary by publisher option. Advertisements priced, yearly discounts offered. Job printing services available. Neutral politics. American Press Association rep. Post Office entry.
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NEW Oxford Item Company
American Press Association
Adams County Briefs Preserve Local Pastimes and Notices
Sheriff to sell lot of real estate on Oct 10 at the court house seized as Blanche Wiest property in Aspers. Fr. Edward O Flynn resumed duties as rector of St. Aloysius' in Littlestown after recovery. County reports note births, enrollments, accidents, hospital stays, and shop and farm sales. Civil actions include levy on Rodkey farm with unknown whereabouts and a Littlestown brick dwelling sold for 3500 with possession April 1.
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Shearer
Court House
Blanche Wiest
Aspers
Edward O'Flynn
Littlestown
St. Aloysius’ Church
O'Flynn
York Springs
Hanover
Esther Crouse
West Philadelphia Hospital
Latimore
Adams County Baseball League
Pfaltzgraff
Abbottstown
William Cohen
Warner Hospital
State College
Sheriff Shearer
Adams County
William J. Rodkey
Brushtown
Rodkey
Jackson Andrews
Gettysburg Academy
St. Joseph’s Parish
Ponneauville
James McSherry
George E. Worrey
Frank Hollinger
Baltimore
Colonial Hospital
Hollinger
Paul Wagaman
McSherrystown
Sylvester Rickrode
Keystone Cabinet Company
George Albright
Huntington Township
George
Oscar Albright
Mt. Union
Fulton Democrats Lead in Adams Fulton Primary Returns
Election judges reported Fulton county totals for the joint Adams and Fulton judicial race. Benner 2613 votes to McPherson 2200 overall, with Adams county counts showing McPherson 1847 and Benner 1841. Analysts warn primary turnout and undeclared voters affect the implied strength of each candidate.
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Adams County
Teir
Fulton County
George J. Benner
D. P. McPherson
Bist
Adams
Fulton
Maynard Crouse
McConnellsburg
George Klepper
Arendtsville
McPherson
Benner
Secretary of the Commonwealth
McePherson
Botha
York Springs Graduates Compete for Gettysburg High Football
Lloyd Gibbs Charles Bushey Maurice Bower and Russell Boyer of York Springs High confirm fourth year at Gettysburg High with Gibbs Bushey Bower and Boyer as football hopefuls. Jacob Starner Latimore painter injured by bicycle riders. head wound and bruises. Month Mind Mass for Dr Charles Koch held in Conewago. Blanche Zimmerman honored at surprise party. Bertha Wolf to train as nurse in Harrisburg City Hospital. H H Starry Latimore loses much of 600 bushel apple crop in storm.
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Lloyd Gibbs
Charles Bushey
Maurice Bower
Russell Boyer
York Springs
Gettysburg High School
Jacob Starner
Latimore
Charles Koch
Sacred Heart Church
Conewago
Harrisburg
J. B. Zimmerman
Gettysburg
R. D
Blanche
Bertha Wolf
City Hospital
H. H. Starry
Property and vehicle bargains in New Oxford area
Desirable Pleasant St. property for sale with extra 30 ft side lot and April possession. Listed are multiple classic vehicles including a 1925 Standard Buick Six new and cheap if sold quickly, a 1922 Buick Six in good shape, a 1924 Ford Touring with about 1500 miles, and a 1925 Ford Touring in good shape. Contact Slaybaugh r Stough, New Oxford, Pa.
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Pleasant St
New Oxford
Calvin Miller
Slaybaugh R Stough
Nésv
Oxford
For Sale Listings in New Oxford Area Classifieds
Multiple classified notices advertise farms animals and vehicles for sale in New Oxford and surrounding towns. Items include 200 bushels of potatoes, a Tudor sedan and a coupe, pigeons, a Heath item and Victrola records, a small 19 acre farm, farm equipment, roofing slate, and two large farms with quarries and timber near Hanover and Heidlersburg. Contacts include Monroe J. Sharrer, W. C. Albright, Paul P. Lerew, J. P. Winand, Ke. G. Bachtell, J. A. Melhorn, A. C. Diehl, Mrs. Hiram Rupp, D. Guy Hollinger & Bro., and D. Guy Hollinger & Bro.
Wanted 1000 Chickens for Dinners and Waffles
A local notice seeks 1000 chickens for meals at the Altland House in Abbottstown Pennsylvania. Call or write for details and delivery arrangements.
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Altland House
Abbottstown
Private sale of two story house in New Oxford borough
A two story frame house with a building lot on one side is offered at private sale in the borough of New Oxford. For particulars call at this office.
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New Oxford
McSherrystown Items Mixed at West Side and Local Businesses
Local notes report residents at McSherrystown and nearby areas, including Kasper Krichten returning home after a hernia operation, several illnesses, a desertion case involving Clark Strausbaugh, and new business openings such as a garage at sand hill and Spikey Klunk purchasing a billiard outfit. St. Joseph's academy opened with 135 students, and clergy transfers are noted as Rev. P. J. Enright moves from Mt Carmel to St. Mary's Berwick.
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Francis Krichten
F. P. Krichten
McSherrystown
West Side Sanitarium
West York
Harry J. Barr
Frank X. Ackerman
Pauline Devine
Gilbert McMaster
South Street
Eharles J. Smith
Main Street
F. W. Topper
Carlisle
Herr
Raymond, Beltz
Robt
Strausbaugh
Atlantic City
Canada
Joseph Burkee
C. F. Smith
Mary Nicholson
Baltimore
Irishton
Annie Timmins
Charles Ackerman
Angela
Catherine Crane
M. F. Crane
St. Joseph's Academy
William Felix
Waterloo
Wheeling
W. Va
M. J. Brennan
Francis Yake
J. Francis Yake
Villanova College
P. J. Enright
St Mary’s Church
Mt Carmel
St. Mary's Church
Berwick
St. Joseph’s Academy
Adams County Folk Rally Planned by Christian Endeavor
Adams County Christian Endeavor Union members met in Gettysburg to discuss plans for a county rally in November with state president Warren G. Hoopes. They will host a Bible verse memorizing contest from now through May 1926 and organize two Christmas comforts bags for U. S. service members overseas. Roy Heckenluber’s resignation prompts search for a new county president.
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Adams County Christian Endeavor Union
St. James Lutheran Church
Gettysburg
Lou Etta Sharetts
Roy Heckenluber
Arendtsville
County Union
Fairfield
Sharetts
Helen Sheely
New Oxford
C. C. Culp
State Union
Washington
United States
Warren G. Hoopes
West Grove
First Woman Arrested for Tax Nonpayment in Adams County
Miss Alice Kauffman of Hamiltonian township was placed in custody Tuesday by Constable George Aughenbaugh on a charge of nonpayment of 1924 taxes totaling 2.13. Justice Appler received the information from tax collector H C Shryock. Kauffman paid the tax and costs, total 14.70 dollars, as officials plan further prosecutions of delinquent women taxpayers.
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Adams County
Alice Krauffmam
Hamiltonian
Geo. Aughinbaugh
Justice Appler
H Cshryock
Hamilton Ban Two
Miss Kauffman
Aughenbaugh
Marriages Span Several Couple Fondly Tied by Union
Multiple notices report marriages across Pennsylvania and nearby states. Blanche Flaherty sails to Albuquerque to wed Roy A. Smith in Winslow. George E. Rudisill wed Catherine Weaver in Westminster and plan a Niagara Falls honeymoon. The De Chant family officiates two ceremonies in Hanover with future stays in Allentown and Gettysburg communities. Other unions connect Hanover, York, and Albany figures with spouses from Carlisle, Kenosha, and Palmer Town.
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Blanche Flaherty
O. B. Flaherty
Waldheim
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Roy A. Smith
Cumberland
Winslow
Arizona
Smith
George E. Rudisill
Catherine Weaver
Westminster
Albert Shanebrook
Hanover
Niagara Falls
M. A. Rudisill
Jos. B. Weaver
New Oxford
Allentown
F. W. Woolworth
John M. DeChant
Utica
Franklin and Marshall College and Seminary
Lancaster
Marvin Deardorff
Charles Deardorff
Gettysburg
A. S. de- Chant
York
Mark E. Stock
St. Francis Xavier Church
Hattie C. Sanders
John A. Sanders
Joseph DeWagner
Michael K. Wagner
Bonneauville
Charles Sanders
Marian Redding
Guy R. Beard
Church Services and Schedules in New Oxford Area
Churches in New Oxford outline Rally Day plans and service times. First Evangelical Lutheran lists Sunday worship at 10 am and 7 pm with baptism and a 6 pm C E society meeting, plus Bible study midweek. Nearby churches include Methodist schedules with rally program and infant baptism, St Marys Mass times, St Pauls Reformed and Immanuel Reformed notices.
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First Evangelical Lutheran Church
New Oxford
George E. Sheffer
First Lutheran Church
C. IE. Society
C. E
Holy Communion
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. McMorris
Epworth League
Mery
First Church
York
St. Mary's Church
Geo. L. Rice
St. Paul's Reformed Church
A. P. Frantz
Immanuel Reformed Church
Abbottstown
Bruce Jacobs
Lima
Ohio
Will Will
Hanover Drinking Water Declared to be Impure
Hanover's water quality is labeled a public health menace after a council meeting. Councilman Cremer reported state health official Claire deemed watersheds waters unfit for any washing use. A filtration plant at Conewago Creek station is planned by Hanover Water Company next spring with an estimated cost of 40 000 to 50 000.
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Hanover
F. E. Cremer
Claire
State Health Board
Hanover Water Company
iWruner
York Haven
Water Company
Conewago Creek
State Department of Health
Bitarer
Death notices and obituaries from Adams County area
Multiple deaths and funerals are reported including Samuel Hamm 77 of Guldens Station. Joseph Brockley 61 of Philadelphia. Lange ford resident Neander Gobrecht 1851 . Jeanette Stily infant daughter of Gettysburg. Miss Nellie Aughinbaugh 58 of Gettysburg. Mrs Pauline Sterner 25 of Taneytown. C B Counsilman former Aspers manager. Ida Rider 67 of Gettysburg. Rebecca Hartran 83 widow of N W Hartman. J Clifford Wierman 53 of Gettysburg. Interments and service details listed incl Salem United Brethren Church.
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Samuel S. Hamm
Guldens Station
York County
Jefferson
Adam Hamm
Adams County
Hamm
Susan Bupp
Samuel Guldens
William Fidler
Shull
Hanover
John Shetter
Washington Hamm
York
Albert Hamm
Salem
Philadelphia
Harrison Wolf
Langford
Kans
Huntington Township
Latimore Township
F. J. Wolf
New Oxford
Francis Wolf
Bunker Hill
Sarah Weigle
Aspers
Jonas
Sarah Wolf
Langeford
Joseph Johns
Frank J
Annua L (Yants) Johns
John D. Yantis
McSherrystown
Elizabeth Diller Pfaff
Lancaster
Neander A. Gobrecht
Altoona
Gobrecht
Narrows
Arendtsville
Paul Topper
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Topper
Sundya
William and
Mary Sanders
Taneytown
Charles Weaver
James Sanders
John Claybaugh
Jamestown
Bernard Martin
Louise
Marve
Richmond
Augustus Orndorff
Guy Baker
Wiliam
H. Emiet
H:ry
Mary A. Emiet
Emlet
Albert Gulden
Leon Stily
Jeanette
Nellie E. Aughinbaugh
Harrisburg
Evergreen Cemetery
Miss Aughinbaugh
W. H. Aughinbaugh
Geo. Aughinbaugh
Pauline V. Sterner
Sterner
Willis Sterner
Cumberland
Charles E. Fink
Sterners
Emory Sterner
Table Rock Road
Buckeytown
Counsilman
Ida C. Rider
Oliver Sanders
Emmteburg
Rebecca E. Hartran
N. W. Hartman
Clement A
Edgar W Hartman
Cashtown
Mary Sterner
Calvin N. Hartin
Aspinwall
A. J. Carbaugh
Neil Thomas
Biglerville
J. Clifford Wierman
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Wew Oxford Iier
Allen Fiscel
Baltimore Highway
Huber Smith
Shippensburg
Edward Livingston
Dillsburg
Selinsgrove Seminary
Guy Wengert
Pennsylvania State College of Optometry
G. A. Livingston Lutheran
Franklin
Franklintown
Henry Bream
Upper Huntington
Daniel C. Bream
George C. Sheaffer
J. Harry Stitzel
Himes
Jacob A. Clutz
Lutheran Theological Seminary
United Lutheran Church In America
New York
Karicoaf & Frey
Charles H. Eyster
Philip W. Eyster
Charles Eyster
Fairfield Road
Frederick Altland
Charles Altland
Gettysburg College
A. P. Myers
Hanover Pike
Thomas Paxton
Myers
Audhey Welfare Association
Noah Senft
John Hoffman
Batesville
Dorothy L. Neely
Louise Snyder
Dessie Deatrick
Shippensburg Normal School
Pearl Gardner
Frankie Deatrick
Glenn Bushey
State Board of Pardons
Fred Moore
Moore
John Miller
Abner Mills
Mills
Jesse C. Recard
Eastern
Record
Russell G. Mathews
Ludwig Sims
Arevr
Father A. Bollinger
Greater Palm Beach
Fulton Democrats
Monroe J. Sharrer
Spring Grove
W. C. Albright
Paul P. Lerew
East Belin
Carneau
J. P. Winand
R. No
Nast Berlin
KE. G. Bachtell
W. High St
J. A. Melhorn
A, C. Diehl
M. Kathryn Winand
Heidlersburg
MKS
Hiram Rupp
Gardners
J. Frank Seicholtz
Berlin Avenue
GUY Hollinger & Bre
Carliasie
St. Hanover
D. Guy Hollinger & Bro
Carlisle St
M'Sherrystown
Adams C
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