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Newspaper

Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1970

Page

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Ceremony Of Hanging Of Greens At Y

A capacity crowd attended the YWCA Hanging of the Greens ceremony Sunday afternoon. The program featured candlelit processions, carols, readings, and a decorated tree provided by the Annie Danner Club. Guests enjoyed tea afterward as mittens are requested for needy children through Twelfth Night.

YWCA Charles H. Glatfelter board Howard Hartzell house A. L. LeVan Hartzell Women’s Club G. Marion Stambaugh Business and Professional Women’s Club Clarence Weikert Senior Citizens Club Ralph D. Wickerham World Fellowship Arlene Shearer Y-Teen Y-Teens Naomi Lawson Ralph Chapdelaine Lester E. Morton Glatfelter Richard Folkenroth Riley

Mrs Perrin Rebert Dies At 81 In New Oxford

Mrs Grace E Rebert aged 81 formerly of Seven Stars died at 5 30 p m Sunday at the Kuhn Convalescent Home New Oxford She had lived there since 1967 A native of Adams County she was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Aaron Lohr She was a member of St John s United Church of Christ McKnightstown Surviving are her husband Pertin W Rebert two daughters Anna L Mummert Allentown and Estella E Myers Knoxlyn eight grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren She was the last survivor of her immediate family Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a m from Monahan Funeral Home Carlisle Street with Rev Edwin W Coddington officiating Interment will be in McKnightstown Cemetery Friends may call at the church from 10 a m Wednesday until services time.

Grace E. Rebert Seven Stars Kuhn Convalescent Home New Oxford Adams County Aaron Lohr St. John’s Anna L. Mummert Allentown Estella E. Myers Knoxlyn Monahan Funeral Home Carlisle St Edwin W. Coddington McKnightstown Cemetery

Ex-Delone Star in Hunting Accident

Richard J. Rosensteel, former Delone High School and Villanova football star, was seriously injured in a hunting accident last Monday in upstate. He was shot in the heel when a rifle was unloaded by a hunting companion, driven to Danville Hospital where he remained unconscious, with reports of heavy blood loss.

Richard J. Rosensteel Delone High School Villanova University Rosensteel Hanover Lewisburg Charles R. Rosensteel Third St Charles O. Rosensteel Steinwehr Ave Danville Hospital

Fire at Edge Grove home harms firefighter and house

A morning bedroom fire at the Raymond Timmins residence near Edge Grove prompted Conewago and McSherrystown fire crews to battle thick smoke on the second floor. Fireman Thomas Carbaugh suffered smoke inhalation, was treated on site, then released from Hanover Hospital. Damages were limited to clothing and furniture as investigators sought the origin. Separate hunting reports note two deer bucks. Donald Coddington killed a six point buck in Mt Joy Two, and Clarence Eyler Jr. bagged an eight point buck in the Barlow area, his second of the year.

Edge Grove Conewago Hanover hospital McSherrystown fire company Raymond Timmins Hanover R. 4 Thomas G. Carbaugh Carbaugh McSherrystown Gene Murren Murren Timmins Donald Coddington Gettysburg Mt. Joy Clarence Eyler Jr Barlow Virginia

Together Again as Cross Reunites With Family at Airport

British diplomat James Cross is reunited at London airport with his wife Barbara and daughter Susan after two months as a captive of FLQ terrorists in Montreal. He was released in exchange for the freedom of terrorists, a high profile end to the crisis.

James Cross London Barbara right Susan FLQ Montreal

Snyder Services Held on Saturday

Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon for Harry L. Snyder a retired banker from Springs Ave who died Thursday afternoon at Warner Hospital at age 91. The Monahan Funeral Home hosted the service with Rev. Carl Berkobin and Rev. Dr. Dwight F. Putman officiating Interment followed at Flohr's Church Cemetery Masonic rites were held at the grave by Good Samaritan Lodge with Master Roberts Morris Chaplain Richard Unger Senior Warden Edward N. Stine and Junior Warden William R. Fiscel in charge

Harry L. Snyder Springs Ave Warner Hospital Monahan Carl Berkobin Dwight F. Putman Ray J. Kitzmiller William T. Timmins Good Samaritan Lodge Roberts Morris Richard Unger Edward N. Stine William R. Fiscel

Folkenroth Speaks On Canadian Rockies Travelogue

Seventy five attended the Sunday evening travelogue at the West St branch of Gettysburg National Bank presented by Richard Folkenroth. The fourth program in the Gettysburg Photographic Society series, it covered the Canadian Rockies and Glacier National Park. Joseph Kendlehart, travelogue chair, noted that A R Cavaliere of Gettysburg College will on January 3 present a slide talk on Iceland with pictures of the volcanic island.

West St Gettysburg National Bank Richard Folkenroth E. Lincoln Ave Gettysburg Photographic society Folkenroth Canadian Rockies jand Glacier National Park Joseph D. Kendlehart Photographic Society A. R. Cavaliere Gettysburg College Iceland Dr. Cavaliere

The Miracle at Der rick Texas begins in Gettysburg Times

Today the Gettysburg Times runs the first installment of the Christmas story The Miracle at Derrick Texas. The feature appears on page 6 and marks the start of a seasonal tale in the paper.

Derrick Texas Gettysburg Times

Fear Cambodian battalion decimated near Phnom Penh

North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces reportedly crushed two Cambodian battalions defending Penm Chikang, 37 miles northeast of Phnom Penh, after a day of heavy fighting. Helicopters grounded by mechanical failures hindered resupply and casualty evacuation, while air support and ground assaults continued.

Phnom Penh JOHN T. WHEELER Associated Press Cambodia Penm Chikang

Is Critically Ill Miss Bess Shriver Reported

Miss Bess Shriver of Middle Street was reported in critical condition today after a period of ill health.

Bess Shriver Middle St

Swiss Ambassador to Brazil Kidnapped in Rio Ambush

Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Enrico Bucher was abducted in Rio de Janeiro by an armed group after a guard was shot three times. The Bra zilian security event involved multiple vehicles and a blonde assailant, with the group identifying as the National Liberation Alliance. The kidnapping follows recent Brazil related political abductions and diplomat security tensions.

DENNIS REDMONT Associated Press RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil Giovanni Enrico Bucher National Liberation Alliance U.S C. Burke Elbrick Elbrick Nobuo Okuchi Sao Paulo Ehrendried von Hollenden West Germany Okuchi Bucher Santa Teresa

Seek To Tie Pipe Line To Sixes Dam

Adams County seeks a new water solution proposed by Commissioner Harry Biesecker. He asks the Mason-Dixon Task Force chief to discuss with the Corps of Engineers the idea of linking the Sixes Bridge dam near Emmitsburg to a Susquehanna to Potomac pipeline. The plan aims to augment local streams feeding the dam and taps federal funds for a drought relief strategy in the Washington area.

Adams County Harry Biesecker Biesecker Mason - Dixon Washington

Postmaster Urges Early Christmas Mail Amid Looming Rail Strike

Postmaster Charles W. Pentz urged immediate mailing of all Christmas cards parcels and other holiday mail to safeguard delivery in case of a nationwide rail strike. He stressed early mailing would give added assurance of delivery by Christmas Day and said alternate transportation would be used if a strike occurs. He urged mailers to deposit out of town items now to avoid holiday delays.

Charles W. Pentz Pentz Postal Service

Jordanians Reclaim Jerash Police Station From Guerrillas

Beir ut reports say Jordanian Army retook Jerash police station from Palestinian guerrillas after a three day battle. units also attacked Ajlun as King Hussein’s forces pushed toward the Syria border, freeing key routes and threatening positions in the region.

Jerash BEIRUT Lebanon plannad Gander LUA wunuag Hussein Jordan river Israel Amman HABASH guerrila George "lan Ajlun A Fatah Jordan Syria

Seminary To Begin WGET Series On The Seminary Explores

WGET will inaugurate a weekly series titled The Seminary Explores on Tuesday at 5 35 p m. produced by the Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg in partnership with Adams County Council of Churches. The program aims to discuss church state family life poverty and theology with music drama and guest interviews. Ruth Fair and Dr Donald R Heiges will discuss the series aims and intents with A Roger Gobbel hosting.

WGET Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg Adams County Council of Churches Ruth Fair

Police Seek Driver of Yellow Ford in Hit and Run

State police pursue unknown motorist driving a 1986 yellow Ford after sideswiping a 1968 Volkswagen driven by James M. Donna in Fairfield on Route 16 at 12 30 a m causing 400 damage and fleeing the scene. Birth announcements list new daughters to families in Bendersville Lidlestown and surrounding areas.

Fairfield area Zora James M. Donna Fairfield R. 1

Sunday Coldest Here Since February 27

Coldest day since last February 27 with a high of 31 degrees. Temperatures rose above freezing today after a frigid Sunday with persistent subfreezing readings. Gusty winds intensified the chill though a warmer trend is expected Tuesday and Wednesday.

W. J. Criswell Dies Founder of Gettysburg VFW

Vernie J. Criswell 76 a World War I veteran and longtime Democratic figure in Hunters town died at Warner Hospital after a brief illness. He helped found Gettysburg Post 515 Veterans of Foreign Wars and was active in the American Legion and Democratic clubs. Surviving wife Edith Englebert a son and a daughter six grandchildren three brothers and four sisters. Funeral services are set at Peters Funeral Home with interment in Great Conewago Cemetery Hunters town.

Vernie J. Criswell Gettysburg Warner Hospital Hunterstown Andrew J Eleanor (Brown) Criswell 172nd Camp Kelly Texas England Stamford and Whitney Le Havre St. Macient Bordeaux France Mitchell Field Long Island Edith C. Englebert Horace E. Criswell Gettysburg R Janet Wilt Dover Charles Criswell Hanover Norman Leroy Criswell York edith Zigler Margaret. Small Hagerstown Kathryn Criswell Lovina Bechtel

Hampton Girls Hurt In Crash On Route 94

Two Hampton teenage girls were treated at Hanover Hospital after an 800 dollar collision on Route 94 two and a half miles north of Cross Keys at 3 p.m. Saturday. Passengers Lou Ann Hartzel 14 and Debbie Cockerly 16 suffered cuts and head injuries while in Leroy Stoner 18's car. Gail Heyser 18 who drove the other car escaped injury. Police Chief Charles Roche attributed the crash to sudden brake action on a crest leading to loss of control and a broadside impact. Stoner and Heyser were unhurt.

Hampton Cross Keys Hamilton Two Charles Roche Hanover Hospital Lou Ann Hartzel Debbie Cockerly Leroy Stoner Forney Ave Hanover Stoner Gail M. Heyser Roche Miss Heyser Abbottstown Randy E. Hersh Meade Ave Exid Gary E. Lovey Littlestown R. 1

Driver Faces Two Charges After McSherrystown Crash

Francis L. Bennett of Gettysburg was charged with reckless driving and operating under the influence after a Sunday 1:10 a.m. crash on Main Street McSherrystown. His 1964 Mercury hit a parked 1968 Plymouth, then struck the home at 126 Main Street, causing about 150 dollars damage to the house and 1,775 dollars total vehicle damage. Bennett was treated for chin lacerations and released.

Raymond F. Clingan Mair St Bennett Hanover Hospital McSherrystown Fire Co McSherrystown

Christmas Dinner Planned by Adams Hanover Sheltered Workshop

The Adams-Hanover Sheltered Workshop board invites workers and the community to a Christmas dinner next Monday at 6:30 PM in Gettysburg High School cafetorium. Dinner costs $2.15. Reserve by Thursday morning at 394-7616.

Adams-Hanover Gettysburg High School

Class Cancelled At Gettysburg High School Woodworking

The adult woodworking class for Gettysburg High School tonight is cancelled due to the instructor's illness. Allen Gray, director of the adult education program, announced the cancellation.

Gettysburg High School Allen Gray

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