20 Year Old Woman Killed In Auto Crash
Miss Pamela L. Swartzbaugh aged 20 of McSherrystown died after an 11 38 p m crash on Hanover Street New Oxford. Two others injured include Pamela J Beck 22 Hanover operator of the car and Billy E Larmer 32 Hanover driver. Beck's car crossed center line striking Larmer's Buick. Swartzbaugh survived by her parents and siblings with funeral plans pending through Hicks Funeral Home McSherrystown.
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Pamela L. Swartzbaugh
Second
McSherrystown
Hanover St
New Oxford
Hanover General Hospital
Hanover
Rentzel
Renzel
Triumph
Ms. Beck
Larmer
Yvonne A. (Hockensmith) Swartzbaugh
Clair E. Swartzbaugh
Black Rock Road
Rich
North
St_. McSherrystown
Victoria A. Strawsbaugh
Hanover R
Marie Hockensmith
Baer Ave
Cleotha Swartzbaugh
Orchard St
Hapovetenea
Hicks
David Eisenhower weighs politics lure after Washington
ABILENE Kan AP David Eisenhower says politics lost some appeal since leaving Washington though he still thinks about the possibility of public office. He travels to gather material for a forthcoming book on his grandfather Dwight D Eisenhower and enjoys the pace of life away from the spotlight. He notes two political views Hollywood glamour and legislating to solve problems and says the Hollywood aspect is now over for him. He denies seeking a Congressional district at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ABILENE. Kan
David Eisenhower
Washington
Eisenhower
Daight D. Eisenhower
aiemecer Library
Hollywood
Stocks Retreat in Wall Street After Weak Market Day
Stock prices retreated in New York after Wednesday's weak market showing. The report notes declines across sectors as investors reassessed earnings and growth prospects amid ongoing economic concerns.
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NEW YORK
Schedule for G S Buses to Camp Happy Valley
Bus pickup times for Girl Scouts attending Camp Happy Valley in June 2024 include 7:35 a.m. at the square in Hampton and 7:50 a.m. at East Bertin Elementary. 6:05 a.m. at Abbotstown square and 8:20 a.m. at the square in New Oxford. A second bus serves York Springs at 8:00 a.m. with Gettysburg 8:30 a.m. at St James Lutheran Church and Rt 116 at Martins Dairy. fare approximately 45 cents.
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Camp Happy Valley
Fairfield
Hampton
square
East Bertin
Abbottstown
New Oxford
York Springs
Gettysburg
St. James Lutheran Church
Martin’s Dairy
L McKinney Found Dead At His Home in Adams County
Lynn E. McKinney aged 33 was found dead in bed at his Gardners area home Wednesday about 8 am. coroner Dr. Robert Lefever ruled the death a self inflicted gunshot wound from a .22 caliber revolver. He worked 23 years for Metropolitan Edison in Gettysburg as a maintenance man. Survived by parents Chester and Ruth McKinner a daughter Wanda Luckenbaugh two sons Craig and Kirby a sister Dorothy Rice and Esther Smyers and a brother Max McKinney. Funeral 2 pm Saturday at Dugan Funeral Home Bendersville with Rev. Kenneth Bonham. viewing 1 pm until services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn E. McKinney
Biglerville R_1
Adams County
Robert S. Lefever
McKinney
Metropolitan Edison Company
Gettysburg
Chester and
Ruth (Kline) McKinner
Gardners R
Louella Tuckey
Joseph
Wanda} Luckenbaugh
Fairfield R
Craig L
Las Vegas
Kirby L
Donald
Dorothy) Rice
Rodney
Esther
New Songbooks For St. Citizens In Biglerville
Biglerville senior citizens celebrate the purchase of 110 new song books at St. Pauls Lutheran Church at 1 30 p m Thursday June 22. The All American edition includes modern tunes and classic sacred and secular songs. Donations fund book purchases with donor name plates. Contributors may give in honor or memory of someone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglerville
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
jeach
Robert Shafer
William Harbaugh
Knouse Foods
C. H. Musselman Co
Upper Adams
St Paul's
Trinity
Folkenroth Honored at Gettysburg School Tree Dedication
Richard Folkenroth administrative assistant in charge of elementary education in the Gettysburg Area School District was honored at a tree dedication for James Gettys Elementary School. A hemlock was planted in front of the school for his leadership of the Sixth Grade outdoor education program at Camp Hemlock. The ceremony included poetry readings by Sixth Grade students April Stoops Jennifer Bishop and Heather Maue and a vocal performance titled I Talk To The Trees. Folkenroth expressed appreciation and noted trees symbolize student growth in knowledge as the event closed with America the Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Folkenroth
Gettysburg Area
James Gettys
Falkenroth
Camp Hemlock
Stoops
Jennifer Bishop
Heather Maue
Yancy Cochrane
America
Residents See Zoning Support Grow In Bonneauville Hearing
A near empty audience at Bonneauville fire hall heard the second and final public hearing on the zoning ordinance with about 40 residents present. Most speakers favored adoption, a shift from the first hearing, as planning consultant David M. Williams explained enforcement and amendment processes. Council has 90 days to decide, with no rush expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneauville
Donna Smith
citizens committee
David M. Williams
Clifton E. Rodgers and Associates
Harrisburg
Williams
Greg Orndorff
Soweto protest under guard on anniversary of 1976 riots
Thousands of Soweto blacks gather under police protection as students push for a general strike to mark the 1976 riots that left more than 680 blacks and three whites dead. Spain’s Adelio Suarez coalition wins first free elections in 43 years, centrists lacking majority. U.S. House sends Michigan Rep. Charles C. Diggs payroll records to federal grand jury amid payroll scandal probes.
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JOHANNESBURG
Syst Africa
Soweto
MADRID
Spain
Adelio Suarez
comter
WASHINGTON
House of Representatives
Michigan
Charles C. Diggs
D-Mich
Free film and live music at Gettysburg youth center
A free screening of "The Bancnpack at Notre Dame" occurs tonight at 8 at the Youth Malt Service Center on East igh Street. Friday features Enc Anms and Todd Mudd performing with singing and guitars from 8 36 to 10 30 p.m.
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Notre Dame
Eastigh St
Gettysburg
Anms
Todd Mudd
Task Force To Meet On Friday For Education Budget Review
The Local Task Force on Right to Education will convene Friday at 9 15 a m in the Lincoln Intermediate Unit Office Cross Keys to review the Special Education budget. Richard Cam LIG Education rec ter will present as required by Pennsylvania to seek better special education in Adams Franklin York counties. The meeting is public.
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Lincoln
Cross Keys
Richard Cam LIG
Pennsylvania
Adams
Franklin
York
Junior High Awards Honor Scholastic and Athletic Achievers
Scholastic and athletic honors were handed out at Gettysburg Junior High School in an assembly. David Beegle received the Outstanding Athlete Award, with McPherson Memorial scholastic prizes awarded to Michael Locher and Maria Buchnowski. Second place went to Franz Foltz and Keiti Moss. Special awards included Nota M. Baugher Wolf prizes to William Kellett and Gail McGlaughlin, with meritorious scholastic honors for several students. Dorothy M. Boyer History awards went to Edward Williams and Maria Duchnowski. Other top honors covered Industrial Arts English Mathematics and meritorious eighth grade scholars.
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Gettysburg Junior High School
David Beegle
Edward Johnson McPherson
John urges
McPherson
Michael Locher
Maria Buchnowski
Franz Foltz
Keiti Moss
Beegle
Virginia Colestock
Dorothy M. Boyer
Edward Williams
Maria Duchnowski
Rebecca Titck
Sharon Bowser
William Yohe
Charles L. Bridy
Monicas Duchnowski
Paul jlehring
Marsha Galladay
Rebecca Ham
Bendersville Plans Saturday Bicentennial Event
Bendersville invites people from miles around to a Saturday 6 PM gathering in the square. The event features the Bendersville Menalien Two and a cake walk with refreshments and a pre event open house by the Fire Co. Traffic will be detoured. Committee members include Kennedy Currens Pitzer Hartman Wright Dougherty McCauslin and McKinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bendersville
Bendersville Fire Co
Fairfield
New Oxford
Menailen
Kennedy
Kenneth
Darlene Currens
Maurice Pitzer Jr
Richard Hartman
Gary Wright
Carol Dougherty
Betty McCauslin
Mary McKinney
Cashtown Sixth Graders Graduate From Franklin Twp School
John Burgess, principal, told the Cashtown area sixth graders they face more independence in junior high as the student body grows from 400 to over 1,000. Christina Ann Mickley welcomed attendees as the ceremony featured musical selections and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burgess
Gettysburg Area
Franklin Twp
Cashtown
Christina Ann Mickley
Willima Timmins
Adams County National Bank
David Spangrude
John Elwood Chapman
Chandler Mott
Robert C. Mackley
Donna Waltz
Timothy Luckenbaugh
Abbottstown Fire Queen Named Amid Carnival
Cynthia Menges, 17, daughter of Quay and family, was chosen Queen of the Abbottstown Fire Co at a Wednesday carnival. A June Delone High School graduate, she will represent Abbottstown in the Adams County Queen Contest in August. Runners up Diane Roth and Kelly Baker won bonds and trophies. Other contestants were Lori Huff Lynn Reichert and Maria Miller. The carnival continues with nightly meals and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Menges
Quay Menges
E. King St
Abbottstown
Abbottstown Fire Co
Delone High School
Miss Menges
Adams County Volunteer Firemens Association
Bendersville
Deborah Erb
Earl
Abbottstown R. 2
Menges
Community College
U.S. Air Force
Diane Roth
Bernard Roth
Kelly Baker
Thomas Baker
Lori Huff
Harold Huff
R-t
Lynn Reichert
Paul Reichart
Maria Miller
Charles Miller
Michael Crapp
UPS and Trone and
Weikert
Hanover
Adams County
John W. Murren
Mary Ann Klinger
Penelope Krepps
Oxford
Martyn Weaver
McSherrystown
National Central Bank
James Aumen
Brad Rodgers
Rebel Star String
Adams Brothers
Special Session on Coop s Rates
Adams Electric Cooperative invites members to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Gettysburg district office Route 34 two miles north of Gettysburg to discuss new rate schedules effective for July. General Manager Charles L. Overman explains the change and urges reservations by calling 3342171 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. in advance.
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Adams Electric Cooperative
Gettysburg
Route
Adams Electric
Charles L. Overman
Overman
York County
Stewartstown
New Oxford Development Approved
The Adams County Planning Commission recommended approval of a three acre residential subdivision in New Oxford led by Thomas J. Hufnagle Jr. The twelve lot plan features a cul de sac, off street parking, and sewer water hookups. The commission backs a regional economic plan endorsement for potential funding while limiting county commitments.
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Adams County Planning Commission
New Oxford
planning commission
Thomas J. Hufnagle Jr
Hanover
Water Works Rad
Hufnagle
Capitol Region
OEDP
John Callenbach
res tram
Callenbach
PennDOT
Subdivision Plans Okay In Straban County
Straban supervisors approved two subdivision plans including a 20 000 square foot parcel for Frank Keller of Gettysburg and a 10 acre plot for Derroll Rhodenck. An occupancy permit was granted to Harold Golden. The meeting noted new U S Geological Survey topographic maps covering Adams County. Expenditures from the general fund totaled 769 20 and highway aid 34 066 68. The next meeting is set for June 30.
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Straban
Arthur Weaner
Frank Keller
Gettysburg R. G
Derroll E. Rhodenck
Gettysburg
Harold K. Golden
Weaner
Adams County
U.S Geological Survey
St. Eads St
Arlington
awhote
Piney Mountain Home Complies With Pa Health Rules Sums Up
Bedridden Mervin Baker, 73, listed in satisfactory condition at Hanover Hospital after a bedroom fire at his Abbottstown home. Fire crews from Abbottstown New Oxford and East Berlin rescued him, then treated burns to his knees. Officials say the fire started under the bed in the electrical area and was controlled in about an hour. Piney Mountain Home for the Aged faces possible license action despite the state health department noting ongoing provisional licenses and inspections.
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Mervin Baker
Hanover Hospital
W. King St
Abbottstown
New Oxford
East Berlin
Baker
Donald Wildasin
York Springs
Conewago Construction Co
Gregory Masemer
Hanover R_5
Pennsylvania Department of Health
Piney Mountain
Kuhn
state Department of Health
Rind
Department of Health
Sandra Bell
Auto Crash Causes Minor Damage at New Oxford Intersection
An accident at 6 50 Wednesday evening at Lincolnway East and Center Square New Oxford caused 525 dollars in damage. Sharon L Sheely 18 of 106 Lincolnway East was driving east and slowed for a car signaling a right turn. Randy A Noe 17 of New Oxford struck Sheely from behind. no injuries reported.
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Lincolnway East
Center Square
New Oxford
Donald L. Rentzel Sr
Sharon L. Sheely
planns
Randy A. Noe
Sheely
Arrest Trip For Vandalism In East Berlin Cemetery
Dane W. Smith, 18, of East Berlin was jailed Wednesday after East Berlin police linked him to vandalism at East Berlin Union Cemetery. He appeared before Magistrate John C. Zeppard on criminal mischief and trespassing charges with bail set at 5000 dollars. Two juveniles may face charges. About 100 tombstones were knocked over and at least 50 broken during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane W. Smith
East Berlin R. 2
East Berlin Union Cemetery
Smith
East Berlin
John C. Zeppard
Hampton
Weaver Withdraws From Borough Council Race
Norman F. Weaver withdraws as a two-year term candidate in Bor ineauville, leaving Richard Staub as the lone Democratic candidate for the two-year seat. Weaver, now a permanent rural mail carrier on Gettysburg Route 5, may be eligible to run under the Hatch Act, which congress may repeal. Three four-year term council seats will be filled in November with David Heberting, Raymond F. Small, and Howard A. HAVGaker on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman F. Weaver
Borineauville
Weaver
Richard Staub
Bormeauville
David Heberting
Raymond F. Small
Howard A. Havgaker
New Selects Our Price 5149 Per Yard
Imaginative durable serviceable and pretty liner fabric described with focus on price per yard. Forney runs weekdays eight to four thirty with Saturday hours noted in fragmentary form.
Problem Of Delinquency Discussed On WGET Program
Sgt Russell Potter Judge John MacPhail and Mrs Linda Hammer discuss juvenile justice in Adams County on WGET. They cite lack of parental love discipline and peer pressure as key factors and urge parents to listen to children while noting TV violence may influence a small share of youth crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Potter
Gettysburg
Richard Selby
WGET
John A. MacPhail
Linda Hammer
Adams County
pfi
Hammer
Mrs. Hammer
Selby
Potter
Hamt
Local Weather Snapshot
Yesterday saw a high figure and last night recorded a low. Forecast notes for today include morning and noon readings at 8 30 a.m. and 12 00 p.m. with conditions awaiting updates.
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