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Newspaper
Evening Sun
Location
Hanover, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1953
Page
4
Earl Storm Lawn Honor at Garden Party with Guests Named
Earl David Storm honored on the lawn at a home Friday evening. Guests included Mrs. Ralph A. Storm, Mrs. Ralph T. Stormerd daughter Susan, Jean Swim, Mrs. Earl Hoffacker, the Hoffacker family, Mrs. Reginald Runkle and daughters Busan and Sally, Mrs. Joseph Small, Mrs. Nevin Musselman and Teresa, Mrs. Sirrell Grimes, Sharlee Beard, Wayne and Wanda Fuhrman, Harvey Miller, 27, Biglerville. Biglerville teen arrested in Hunterstown for missiles on highway and disorderly conduct. pleaded guilty before Justice John H. Basehere. awaiting hearing on DUI charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman BR. Fahn
Frederick Street
Wet
Co-Nea
Earl David Storm
Ralph A. Storm
Ralph T. Stormerd Dasehter
Susan
Jean Swim
Earl Hoffacker
Bermell Hoffacker
Raymond Hoffacker
Barbara
Is. Mire
Reth Spangler
Reginald Runkle
Harvey Miller
Biglerville
BR. D
Hunterstown
Gettysburg
Justice of the Peace
John H. Basehere
Adams County
Weather Outlook for Eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday in eastern Pennsylvania with a low around 64. Maryland sees fair skies tonight with similar lows andTuesday turning mostly sunny and warm. Hanover observation notes clear conditions and west winds with no precipitation in the past 48 hours. Moonrise and moon phase details are given for the Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Hanover
Ar & Mn
Last Full Measure
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Peneiee
Tévens Niente
Eisenhower Calls For Vigilance Amid Global Tensions
President Eisenhower urges renewed vigilance as global tensions rise and domestic security measures are emphasized. Officials warn against complacency and stress preparedness across military and civic sectors.
Fond Farewell to a Harrisburg Lawmaker
An article reflects on the dismissal of the unelected leadership in Harrisburg and hopes lawmakers can finish business quickly and depart for vacation. It notes some seek to aid the lawmaker and urges a timely resolution and departure from Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harrisburg
Browns trail in standings raise Baltimore relocation talks
Baltimore readers face grim assessment as the St. Louis Browns stall, slipping into last place in the American League while Detroit falters and the Yankees collapse against them. The piece argues Baltimore may gain chance to reenter the majors with 1954 open day looming, though Browns need major overhaul to attract fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Evening Sun
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Club
Detroit
Yankees
Browns
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
President asks 200 million for Korean aid plan
President Eisenhower urges swift action on a proposed 200 million dollar aid package for Korea. He cites a three month old confidential survey by Henry J. Taussig on Korean economic conditions and urges prompt measures to restore the economy and meet long-range needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acung
Eisenhower
Henry J. Tasea
Counen
Reston
Neelin
NEWS OF TRUCE GIVEN QUIET RECEPTION HERE
Citizens expressed relief as reports confirmed the Korean War armistice signing. Families with service members felt the bloodshed might end, while others viewed the event as anticlimactic after days of uncertain dispatches. The armistice came around 9 p.m. Hanover time, echoing quiet celebration memories from 1918 and 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Germany
Japan
East German Reds Purge Officials After June Revolt
East Germany's Communists disclosed their first major purge since the June 17 workers uprising. Premier Otto Grotewohl and Walter Ulbricht announced three officials were dropped from the party's central committee amid a two day windup in Berlin. Names listed include Anton Ackermann and others in the leadership purge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Ackermannis I
Te Ghose
Ots Grocenxohl
Walter Ulbaent
Senate Power at Stake as Three Democrats Quit Subcommittees
Washington commentary argues that three Democratic senators resigning from subcommittees weakens Senate control over investigations and could prompt the full chamber to reevaluate McCarthy's authority. The piece warns against allowing a party faction to override collective Senate power and urges replacement or reintegration of the dissident members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MI T
Ole Ide
Senaie
Senate
House
McCarthy
Condes
Bac
Washington Camp 328 POS officers installed at meeting
Officers of Washington Camp 328 POS of A were installed at a Thursday meeting in the lodge hall. Names include Charles Alwine Sr presid Louis Griziae vice president Roscoe Carr conductor Clair Markle master of forms EB R Hinkle recover rotary David Bai Tetars J A Wilda treasurer Maurice Dubbs inspector Charl Zinn guard Roscoe Carr chaplain Paul Bowman retiring president Delegates to county convention listed with J A Wildasin Roscoe Carr Charles E Zits and Charles Alwine Sr Also District 3 president Lloyd Streivig and ER Hinkle will preside Vocations Delegates to Philadelphia Convention F 1A wendesin David Bay and Liosd Brrevig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Camp
Hell
Charles Alwine Sr
Louis Griziae
Roscoe Carr
Clair Markle
R Hinkle
Rotary
David Bai
J. A. Wilda
Maurice Dubbs
Charl &, Zinn
Paul Bowman
J. A. Wildasin
Roscoearr
Charles E. Zits
Charles Alwine
Lloyd Streivig
ER Hinkle
Fanization
Philadelp
Wendesin
David Bay
Liosd Brrevig
New Fire Engine House Dedicated in Adams County
A ceremony dedicated a new fire engine house with remarks by Clarence Sheely judge of Adams Fulton Courts and Rev E E Bowersox pastor at Pauls Lutheran Church McSherrystown. John Poisi Coneweep president Adams County Firemen's Association and Donald Ker Springs led the event as guests spoke. Bernard Noel acted as master of ceremonies. A beef supper and parish were held afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harole Legion Enover
Clarence Sheely
Adams-Fulton
Getirsture
E. E. Bowersox
Paul's Lutheran Church
McShertystown
John Poisi
Coneweep
Adams County Firemen’ Sociation
Donald Ker Springs
Bernard
Noel
Paris
Nex Hire
Beitler and Brothers Burial Notices From Local Obituaries
Funeral services were held for L. Clair Beitler of Littlestown RD 2 and for Charles Ansil Brothers of New Oxford. Beitler died Thursday. services at JoW Lutke and Son with Dr. Edward R. Hamme officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Brothers died at home at 11:15 p.m. Thursday. services at Fred F. Feiser funeral home with Rev. Rohrbauch presiding. Burial in New Oxford Cemetery. Pallbearers named for both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Clair Beitler
Littlestown
Nusbend
Mae Stair Beitler
Jow Lutke and Son Funeral Home
Edward R. Hamme
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Bonneauville
Evergreen Cemetery
Mt Hankey
Ray Reichart
Wis
Stair
Ray Smith
Charles A. Brothers
Fred F. Feiser
New Oxford
Charles Ansil Brothers
Pleasant Street
Mary FE
Foreman Brothers
Ar Rohrbaueh
St. Pax
Chateh
Sea Gaiad
Reefer
Harry Kline
Urban Robinson
Jacob and
William Schriver
Vex Slagie
Geiple
Glen Rock
Black Rock
Hanover
Nosh
Sellers
Ward Ruppe Raymond
Samuel W. Earl Scheffler
Adams County Fugitive Sought and Licenses Issued
Fugitive search continues in Adams County as issued licenses list Rickere A. Mrs. Roose Oxo Rd New Oxford and Mr and Mrs. James Velit A. Bux Ang Ins 0 daughter of Heleami tyre ghter of 2 anc Chronister from Gardners R D 1. Farmers contest sponsored by Goodyear Tire and Co with county members competing for an expense-free trip to Goodyear resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Rickere
Roose- Oxo
Jemes Velit A
Clarence J
Goodyear Tire Ane Co
Goodfears
Six Hurt In Five Weekend Mishaps
Six people were injured in a series of weekend incidents tied to a car crash and collision events. A driver veered off a road, struck a railing and landed in a nearby area, causing multiple injuries across separate accidents reported in the same period.
Dulles Brothers in the Great Game of Politics
A detailed critique of the Eisenhower era, praising Adenauer and Acheson while defending the administration’s leadership. It denounces attacks on Gene Tee and the press, notes capable aides like Sherman Adams and Brownell, and argues the administration operates on a higher plane despite occasional mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles Brothers
Sherman Adams
Attor Brownell
Merfield
Weil
Eisenhower
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