Philadelphia SPCA investigates Angelaras cows feeding heavy warning issued
Philadelphia SPCA investigators find Angelaras cows fed heavily and warn Mrs Yingling. The probe, led by James Kalbal, cites cruelty concerns, notes water and hay blocked by fence, and references prior Angela case. Officials say humane agents are empowered state wide.
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Historic District Expansion Discussed in Gettysburg Board Meeting
Preliminary discussion on expanding Gettysburg's historic district covered zoning goals and present ordinances. The HARB map, prepared by Nesbitt Harrison and Mr. Hope, was reviewed with plans to involve BARB planning board and museum commission.
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Gettysburg
Historical Architectural Review Board
HARB
Walter B. Lane
Mark Nesbitt
Mr. Hope
Thomas Harrison Sr
National Park Service
borough planning board
museum commission
Robert Weiland
Preservation Projects committee
E. Thomas Kuhn
Adams County Planning Analyst
Nesbitt and Harrison
Lane
La Van's
Baltimore St
McDowell to Head Adams County Migrant Ministry
The Rev. John McDowell of Prince of Peace Episcopal Church Gettysburg is named chair of the Adams County Migrant Ministry Committee by the Gettysburg Ministerium. Others joining include Rev. Robert Schreiner Rev. Frederick A Foltz Rev. Harold L Bowser and Rev. Sandra Schultz with Churchwomen United reps Jean Simpson and Sara Lambert. The article also notes Good Friday services scheduled March 24 from noon to 3 p.m. at Christ Lutheran United Methodist Prince of Peace and Presbyterian churches with multiple speakers.
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John §. McDowell
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church
Gettysburg
Adams County
McDowell
Robert Schreiner
Bethel Mennonite Church
Frederick A. Foltz
St. James Lutheran Church
Harold L. Bowser
Gettysburg Church of the Brethern
Sandra Schultz
Sara Lambert
Churchwomen United
Shhremer
Pennsylvania Council of Churches
Christ Lutheran Church
David L. Dunn
First Baptist Church
United Methodist Church
Joseph C. Fissel
Assembly of God Church
Bermudian FFA Students Earn Highest Honors in County 50th Year
Bermudian FFA members receive top honors at the county 50th anniversary banquet held at Bermudian Springs High School. Highlights include Pauli Paull named Star Agribusinessman for the South Central region and Heagey earning state awards. Other candidates and 36 chapter members receive citations and lapel pins for farming degrees.
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Future Farmers
Randall Paull
Edward M. Paull
York
Bedian Sx School
Famme
Daniel Heagey
William D . Heagey
Bermudian Spaligh School
Pauilis
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Kevania
Harrisburg
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Norman Miers
Conewage FFA
New Oxford High School
Galen Smith
Apple City
Biville High School
David Dilhey
Battlefield FFA
Gethsburg High School
Agribusinessman awards
Michael Navier
Biglerville High School
Jerry Warner
Monica Miller
George Shetleman
Keith J. Riley
Roy Baum
Penny
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Adams County
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Randy Pauli
York Springs R
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College Center Fund Receives $20000 Grant Assistance
A Harris-AN foundation grant to Harrisburg Colleges allocates 37000 for a new library fund. The foundation supports the college center project with a 20000 grant and additional contributions to the library fund.
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Three Children Hospitalized After Johns Hopkins Tests
Families report three children previ hospitalized and tested for a progressing condition. The State Health Office coordinated with the hospital officials as arrangements were made. Sister Terry Lee accompanied the children in Philadelphia with possible care lasting a month.
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Johns Hopkins
Fairfield Students Win Gold Keys in Arts Contest
Fairfield Junior and Senior High School art students won Gold Keys at the Central Pennsylvania Scholastic Art competition in Harrisburg, with Theresa Beckman, John Sponseller, and Joan Sidoli receiving top scholarships and multiple students earning Gold Keys for portfolios, drawings, mixed media, printmaking, and sculpture.
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Harrisburg
Patriot-News Co
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Willam Penn Memorial Museum
Theresa Beckman
John Sponseller
Joan Sidoli
Miss Beckman
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Sponselier
Gaid Ress
Pamela Brown
Chen Kane
Scott Kugle
Lennis Shultz
Mar Sponseller
Latricia Rowe
Steven Sharrah
Michael Weatherly
Gladys Renisel
Stanislav Antolin
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Fairfield High School
Central Pennsslania
Harrisburg Exchange Club
Tess Beckman
William Beckman
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John Sponselier
Warren Sponselier
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Big Foot Sightings Reported Across Pennsylvania Maryland
The York Daily Record reports multiple Sasquatch sightings in south central Pennsylvania and northern Maryland. Incidents include a Fawn Grove sighting near a school, tracks 16 by 6 inches in Delta near Dilia, and chicken losses on a Hilsmer farm with bloodless tracks.
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York Daily Record
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Ira Allen Hilsmuer
Hilsmer
Turner
Robert Chance
Bel Air
Lown cercussion
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Fawn Grove
Gettysburg Civ Table to hear Ruth Scott Wisler speech
The Gettysburg Civ Table will meet at the GAR home on Ee Midd. President Mrs Barbara Schull announced Ruth Scott Wisler will speak on the Soldiers Orphans Home established here after the Battle of Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg
GAR
Barbara Schull
Ruth Scott Wisler
Soldiers Orphans Home
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