Biglerville Welcomes New Doctor At Town Square Program
Biglerville held a town square welcome for Dr Mehdi, recently arriving to lead the local office at 139 W Hanover St. The event, organized by the Bicentennial Committee and local groups, featured mayoral proclamation and remarks by Adams County organizations. Dr Mehdi brings ER experience from Warner Hospital and a long medical background through Dacca Medical College and various U.S. residencies.
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4-H Day Camp Set For July 25 At South Mountain Fairgrounds
Adams County hosts a 4-H Day Camp on Tuesday July 25 at the South Mountain Fairgrounds Arendisville with registration 830 to 900 am and activities from crafts to nature studies and a campfire program led by Ruth Baral president of the Adams County 4-H Senate. Camp runs to about 230 pm with supper $3 and packed lunches allowed. Leaders include Pleasant H Club and Fairfield Community 4-H Club coordinating activities and Hunterstown New Chester Club organizing supper. A Senate meeting for all senators follows the day camp.
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Local Weather Brief From Iowa This Thursday
A brief weather note reports Thursday's high with morning readings at 8 30 a m and 11 30 a m. No further details on temperatures or conditions are provided in the readable text.
CETA Title VI Funds May Run Out Next September
Adams County officials consider a plan to charge local businesses employing CETA workers to cover wage costs if Title VI funds end next September. County CETA Director Will Musser Jr. asks for a resolution requiring firms with CETA staff to pay that month’s wages for 68 workers. Commissioners refuse, arguing the federal government should fund its program.
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Ten Pet. Increase In Patient Use Would Make New Construction At Hospital Possible
Wolf reports a ten percent rise in patient use could enable new hospital construction at Warner Hospital. Board member Wolf outlined that increased demand may justify expansion funded by projected revenues and future cost savings, with medical staff including Dean L Ret and Dr Fuchard Guise named among attendees.
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Fire Damages Sachs Studio This Morning
Firefighters battled a blaze at Sachs Studio occupied by photographer Joan Sachs. An exhausted dog under a table was rescued when it darted from the back door as crews worked. Cause undetermined. scene authorities investigated entering gas lines and potential hazards.
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Innocent Of Beating His Trailer Tenant Case Detail
Local report states Tripp Showers, a PennDOT employee, was not found to have beaten tenant Trple Showers. Dorothy Steelman Aspers witnessed the dispute and described no assault. Additional notes reference prior Racine offenses and parole, plus charges involving altered inspection certificates and license plate removal.
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Servomation to Take Over College Custodial and Grounds Care
Servomation will assume custodial and grounds maintenance at the college. The contractor will hire current buildings and grounds staff with five or more years of service by August 2, guaranteeing their jobs. those under five years are urged to apply. Four weeks severance offered to those who do not join. some employees retain benefits through September.
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