Gettysburg College legend Hen Bream dies at 90
Henry T. Bream 90 longtime Gettysburg College coach athletic director died at Gettysburg Hospital from a heart attack on Sunday June 17. He coached football basketball and baseball, led athletics expansion at Musselman Stadium, and served as college trustee retired 1969. Funeral Wednesday at St James Lutheran Church. Donations to Orange and Blue Club.
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Easton woman crowned Miss Pennsylvania in Altoona pageant
Maria Ann Wynne, a 23 year old from Easton and a Moravian College student, won Miss Pennsylvania and a $5,000 scholarship after impressing with ventriloquism and swimming talent. She pledged to represent Pennsylvania for a year, while runners up included Linda O Boyle and Maria Battista.
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Armstrong County
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Fire Commissioner Jim Roth of Hanover Reflects on Life
James Arthur Roth, 45, Hanover fire commissioner, reflects on his career, family, and long service since 1968. He grew up in Gettysburg, lives on Second Avenue, and oversees fire prevention, inspections, alarms, and training. He cites family firefighting roots, his wife Gail, children Eric and Megan, and a lifelong passion for firefighting history and education. He values safety, plans for exits, and would urge universal fire safety education for children. He admires Don Jacobs and would discuss world affairs with President Bush if allowed five minutes.
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