DAR Chapter Honors Seven County High School Seniors As Outstanding Citizens
Seven Adams County high schools each saw a senior named a Good Citizen by Gettysburg Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Recipients, chosen for leadership, dependability, service, and patriotism, include Theresa Beckman Tamms F Blecher Biglerville Julia Ehne Delane Catholic McSherristown Russell Millett New Oxford Barbara Miller Bermudian Springs Laura Snyder Gettysburg James Stauffer Littlestown.
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Adams County
Sue Harper
Good Citizens committee
Gettysburg
Daughters of the American Resolution
Theresa Anne Beckman
Tamms F. Blecher
Biglerville
Julia A Ehne
Delane Catholic
McSherristown
Russell C. Millett
New Oxford High School
Barbara Ann Miller
Bermedian Springs
Laura A. Snyder
Geitisburg Senior High
James R Stauffer
Littlestown
Miss Harper
W. Beckman
Fairfield Area
DAR
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Julia Eline
Delone Catholic
Barbara Miller
Bermudian Springs
Tammy Blocher
Tess
Child Killed By Auto In Hunterstown
A child named Frederick Lee Jones, age 7, died after being struck by an eastbound car on Route 39 in front of Hunterstown Store, Hunterstown. The incident occurred around 6 p.m. on dates in county records. Deputy Coroner Dr. Leah H Marland listed fractured skull and internal injuries as the cause. Survived by father Raymond E Jones and Lurene Sneed Jones, siblings. Funeral arrangements by Monahan Funeral Home.
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Frederick Lee Jones
Gettisburg BR
Warter Hospital
Gettysburg
New Oxford ROL
chiid
Raymond E. Jones
Lurene Sneed Jones
Eisenhower Elemental School
Monahan Funeral Home
Local Weather Update at Eleven Thirty AM
A weather brief reports precipitation amounting to a fraction of an inch around the mid-morning hour. No additional conditions or regional specifics are provided in the readable text.
DAV Plans For State Convention
Members of Ch American Vet apt 105. Disabled late ConV ne Sheraton Inn here 75 are expected to jam Mellors ap mander UA vocate Wal tham on the Mae Nee' ter in Powell te se Victorial Day Comittee. Powell reported that more than 33.u0g s dependents and surgeers last advantage of the free services a by DAV Field Services Unit 1p, 280 National Service air in the airs have serious mere 183 OU persons In the Dast 7 the current program and a ¢ traveled more than a mut to Z.tWerties and towns in the CS Metiors reported eight new members no iicar chapter and read a commen t dutwn from state headquarter ing the membership quota. The chapter has a vital membership of identification cards were presented 19 state-appointed off Deputy Inspec tor General Powell, State Servce Ui ter Mellors and Deputs Chiefs of Staff Charles H Banger and Charles A MaeMeekin.
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American Vet
ConVne Sheraton Inn
Waltham
Powell te
Powell
DAV
CS Metiors
iicar
Community meetings rescheduled to January dates
The Vocational Advisory Committee at New Osford High School Friends of the Library and Brownie Troop 752 Fairfield Council of Church Women United and Gettysburg Evening Homemakers have postponements noted with new dates January 24 or January 30 as applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Osford
Friends of the Library
Fairfield
Council of Church Women United
Gettysburg Evening Homemakers
Snow covers area as second storm hits Adams County
A second major snowstorm blankets Adams County with up to six inches likely. Roads become dangerously slushy and state highways report widespread closures. Schools cancel or delay as 52 plow crews work through the night to clear streets.
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Adams County
Ambulance 10 Code System Change Discussed in County
A regional panel reviewed proposed replacement for 10 code use by ambulance services in Adams, Franklin, and Gettysburg areas, citing misinterpretations and delays. Two splits remain unsettled between Biglerville Gettisburg and Fairfield Freedom Tap, with a special meeting set for February 21 to approve a finalized dispatch map.
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Adams County
Warner Hospitals
Welles
New Oxford
Don Schmitt
Franklin Tap
miv arong Biglerville & Gettisburg
Fairfield
Freedom Tap
Fawheld Gettssburg
Emmitsburg
Kenneth Miller
Bonneauvilly ts
DAR Tells Need For Approval Of Canal Pact
The Dar held a meeting at Schmucker Hall on the Seminary Campus where Col Herman M. War College spoke about the Panama Canal treaties. He warned the issue involves colonialism and nationalism and that approval would align with U S interests and project a strong national image. The speaker traced Isthmus interest from Balboa to the 1903 Panama independence and Varilla’s role with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman M. War
Panama
Col Sraith
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
Ferdinand De Lesseps
Papama
Columbia
Philippe Varilla
United States
Fairfield Board weighs bus purchases and class plans
Fairfield board debates buying new buses versus contracting services and approves studying options. Officials consider purchasing one or more buses over three years, set maintenance logs, and discuss delinquent real estate taxes, insurance renewals, and liability coverage. Evening classes at Fairfield High School planned with instructors and rates. Phone lock policy and custodian staffing adjustments discussed. Attendance at national education meeting proposed with funding details. School highlights include a teacher earning a state award and a student art prize recipient.
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Fairfield board of supervisors
Delmar Rudisill
Fairfield
Sterling Musselman
Martin agency
Fairfield High School
Dennis Ranney
Lucille Beale
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