Tragedy on Rt 116 in Brushtown Claims McSherrystown Youth
A McSherrystown youth died when a car collided with a van on Rt 11g in Brushtown at 12 05 a m. James A. Smith 19 of Hanover was pronounced dead on arrival at Hanover Hospital. Five teens were injured as emergency crews aided at the scene and an autopsy was ordered.
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Fourth Annual Firemen Parade Sought for Adams County
Entries are sought for the fourth annual Firemen Parade to be held at 5 p.m. with trophies for best appearing Adams County pumper and squad trucks and best appearing ambulance. Prizes also for outside Adams County and historic units, with top awards for oldest fire equipment and antique items. Entries accepted until 4 45 p.m. Tuesday at the recreation center.
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Service Sunday in Gettysburg Park Amphitheater
Rev. David Dunn of First Baptist Church of Gettysburg leads a morning service at the National Park Amphitheater on July 2 at 3. Special music by Bethel Mennonite Church choir directed by Mrs Mildred Musselman. The event draws tourists and local residents.
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June Weather Recap At Gettysburg Times Weather Records
The Gettysburg Times reports June was cooler than normal with above average rainfall and thunderstorms. The average temperature stood around 69 degrees, with several high humidity days and 21 rainy days this month.
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County Tax Assessments Up By 5 004 520 During Past Year
Adams County tax assessments rose by 5 004 520 in 1878 across six districts led by Ermudian Springs and Vailler. The county invites bids for courthouse furnishings with bids opening July 21 1978. A medical supplies contract was awarded to Medical Supply of Reading for 9 233 28. Project director appointment for Rural Public Transportation tabled pending more info. Commissioners paid 9 553 59 in bills and noted repairs on Rhodes Mill Zeigler Mill Bridge and John Eisenhower Bridge.
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Escape From Asphalt To Fresh Country Air
An Escape From Asphalt To Fresh Country Air details first time participants in a program near Paul’s Lutheran Church. The piece notes a horse farm and a frolic under a tree as the country air draws people away from urban surroundings.
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PETER KONDRAT
Synanon Plans Move of Activities to Lancaster County
A reported move of Synanon activities to Lancaster County is noted with Adams County references. The article cites local observer Ness Treperis and Tomes reporter Friday as detailing earlier weeks of changes and parcel purchases with uncertain totals and a decision to RESFOUVSUONS.
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Peace Light Program Tonight At Hanover Concert
A half hour Peace Light concert led by the Hanover Lyric Orchestra features Fudge as principal conductor with three associate conductors. Ronald Diggsburg Area Chamber of Commerce president and Cecil D. Andrus, Secretary of the Interior, will participate. Andrus will light the new Peace Light after his talk. The Lyric band will perform the national anthem and a postlude follows.
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digsburg Area
Post Office Closed in Borough Lobby Mail Pickup Planned
Post office services suspended with no mail delivery. Postmaster and staff will queue to collect mail from street boxes in the borough Tuesday afternoon. lobby access unavailable.
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Battle Anniversary Events Begin With Program At 72nd Pa Monument
Firemen kick off week-long observance with wreath laying at the Elvania Monburg monument. A parade, a water display, and queen selection events are planned through the week leading to a traveling trophy contest.
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County to receive 1 926 500 GETA funds for 1975 programs
Adams County will receive 1 926 500 from GETA starting October to fund three Comprehensive Employment Training Act programs. Funds may place eligible residents in public service roles with local governments schools and non profit sites as the advisory board reviews proposals the week of July 17. Title II allocates 398 39 and Title VI projects receive 1 038 776 for the year ending September 30 1975.
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Shapp Vetoes Pennsylvania Death Penalty Bill
Gov. Shapp vetoes a death penalty bill after legislature approval. Aide Peter Donnelly announced the veto as Shapp, who opposes executions, argued reform of the court system and deterrence concerns. The measure would have allowed death sentences for killings of specific public workers or witnesses under certain circumstances.
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Adams Transit Systems opens social agency in Adams County
Adams Transit Systems announces a new social agency in Adams County and reports transporting about 10 passengers daily at a subsidized 25 cent one way fare. Mare Starkins cites plans to seek public funding to expand services and reduce duplication among agencies.
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