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Newspaper

Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1973

Page

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Courthouse Location Debate For Adams County

County seats and township debate continues as Commissioners Biesecker and Bender clash over site for a new Adams County courthouse. Biesecker favors the county home site with a planned county complex. Bender backs razing the Topper Building for an annex to the current courthouse.

Adams County WGET Harry F. Biesecker Charles B. Bender Bender Biesecker board of commissioners Bendér COMMISSION IDEA Adams County Planning Commission Carlisle St Wentz Donald Scott Clarence Waybright W. C. Sheely

York youth attacked on blocking bridge with shotgun

Randall A. Yohe, 19, was struck on the head with the butt of a shotgun on a one way bridge near Edge Grove at 12 30 this morning. He was taken to Hanover Hospital in satisfactory condition for observation of head injuries. The other driver fired into Yohe’s trunk and left after a horn dispute.

York Edge Grove Randall A. Yohe York R. G Yohe Hanover Hospital

Local Weather Yesterday and Overnight Update

Yesterday saw a high temperature not specified and last night recorded a low. This morning at 8 30 a m a general weather update is noted with no specific values provided.

Mrs. Hazel E. Wilson Dies at 76 in Hanover Nursing Home

Hazel E. Wilson 76 formerly of 55 Hanover St died Wednesday evening at 10 15 o’clock in Golden Age Nursing Home Hanover where she had lived since October. She was born in Liberty Township Adams County daughter of the late A Elmer and Amanda Rentzel. A member of St James Lutheran Church Gettysburg she was active in church programs. Surviving are her daughter Mrs Glenn W Heller Gettysburg R3 five grandchildren 10 great grandchildren two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services Saturday at 11 from Monahan Funeral Home Carlisle Street with Rev Edwin Coddington officiating. Interment Fairview Cemetery Arendtsville. Friends may call Saturday 10 to 11.

Hazel E. Wilson Hanover St Golden Age Hanover Liberty Twp Adams County A. Elmer Amanda (Baker) Rentzel St. James Lutheran Church Gettysburg C. J. Wilson Glenn W. Heller Gettysburg R Rhoda Easton New Oxford R.D Ruth Sheads Luther E. Rentzel Harrisburg Donald Rentzel New Oxford R

Littlestown High School Reopens Friday Morning

Littlestown Junior-Senior High School will reopen Friday morning under Adams County court orders after four weeks of teacher strike. Regular elementary staff return as well, with bus students reporting to the auditorium at 8 15 am before classes. Negotiations resume this afternoon and over the next four sessions with a June 4 hearing to assess progress.

Littlestown Adams County court John Smarsh John A. MacPhail

Farnsworth House Appeals PLBC Liquor License Ruling

Farnsworth House Inec appeals a May 1 refusal of a restaurant liquor license by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. The Adams County case cites proximity to Gettysburg School and an over quota situation. A hearing is set for June 15 in Adams County Court.

Farnsworth House

New Mother Goose Book in Controversy

The ACLU protests Philadelphia public schools ban on The Inner City Mother Goose by Eve Merriam. The board ordered removal last October citing depictions of ghetto life. The protest argues banning hadn’t followed board procedure and cites a verse in Jack Be Nimble.

PHILADELPHIA American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Inner City Eve Merriam Jack

Catholic pastors reassigned in town church system

Bishop Joseph T. Daley announced transfers of Catholic priests effective Friday June 1. Msgr. Bernard V. Mattern moves from St. Joseph Bonneauville to Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Elysburg, and Fr. Paul Tf. Rindos shifts from Holy Trinity Columbia to Bonneauville. Fr. Mattern, ordained 1936, formerly led St. Patrick Carlisle and St. Margaret Mary Harrisburg, has served Bonneauville since May 1970. Fr. Rindos, a Shamokin native ordained 1959, led Our Lady of Lourdes Shamokin and Lebanon Catholic High School. Continued on Page 5.

Bonneauville Littlestown Buchanan Valley Joseph T. Daley Msgr Bernard V. Mattern St. Joseph Church Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Elysburg Paul Tf. Rindos Holy Trinity Church Columbia nature Lancaster Mattern St. Patrick Church Carlisle St. Margaret Mary Harrisburg St. Joseph’s Rindos Shamokin Our Lady of Tourdes Lebanon Catholic Lebanon

Mount Saint Marys to Graduate 315 Seniors This Weekend

Mount Saint Marys College in Emmitsburg will confer bachelor’s degrees on 315 seniors as its 65th class graduates. The ceremony, led by Bishop Edward Herrmann, features Governor Marvin Mandel giving the address and receiving an honorary doctorate, with an honors convocation and multiple honorary degrees awarded to Dr. John C. Rose, Sister Margaret Dougherty, and Monsignor Michael Begley among others.

Mount Saint Mary’s Emmitsburg Mount’s board of trustees Edward J. Herrmann Washington, D. C Flynn Flynn Hall John J. Dillon Robert R. Kline Charlotte N. C Michael J. Begley Bishop Begley Margaret Dougherty D.D fof Saint Joseph College John C. Rose Georgetown School in Medicine Washington I D. C

Gettysburg Post Office to Close Memorial Day

The Gettysburg Post Office will be closed all day Monday Memorial Day with no deliveries or window service. The lobby remains open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Gettysburg

Fiery Crash at Village Store on Baltimore Street

A truck tractor plowed into the Village Store on Baltimore Street this morning at about 10:30, pushing an automobile into the building and triggering a fuel explosion. The vehicle and truck burned while bystanders and occupants escaped seconds before the gasoline tank ignited, sending flames over the scene.

Village Baltimore St Times

Annual Square Dance Roundup Draws 900 Dancers

Hundreds of square dancers are expected for Cannonaders 14th annual Square Dance Roundup at Gettysburg College. Master of ceremonies Milton Neidlinger of Reisterstown will oversee a program from 1 PM to midnight. The event features professional callers including Jack LaSurdy of Miami with Carolyn LaSurdy assisting, who run a Miami square dance center.

Cannonaders Eddie Plank Gettysburg College Milton Neidlinger Reisterstown Neidlinger Edward Catherine Henson Biglerville Miami Fla Jack Lasury Carolyn Lasury

Seek U.S. Funds for Adams County Rescue Squadron

A Harrisburg AP report states the 173 slate seeks 205000 from Mayor Weavers to aid a new regional planning agency. It also notes the county rescue squadron plans to raise 43000 and lists Adams, Dauphin, Cumberland, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry, and York counties as involved.

HARRISBURG Willam G

United Fund Sets 1974 Goal at $111000

The United Fund launches the 1974 drive with a $111000 goal after a $10000 shortfall in the previous year. Budget chairman Henry Heiser TT notes optimism for success in 1974. Dr John R Haubert chairs the campaign starting in September with new board members Mrs Paul R Russell Littestown R 2 and Boyd K Sieg New Oxford R 1 joining to fill 21 seats along with 10 agency representatives.

United Fund Henry Heiser TT John R. Haubert Paul R. Russell Littestown R Boyd K. Sieg New Oxford R

Ford seeks aid from guerrillas in Argentina demand

Argentina AP report says Ford Motor Co contacts guerrillas demanding 1 million dollars in hospital aid for the poor. The Troskeyite People's Revolutionary Army threatens kidnapping or assassination of Ford executives if refused. Ford responds with promise.

BUENOS AIRES Argentina Ford Motor Co Troskeyite People’s Revolutionary Army Ford

Adams County Concert Board Announces 1973 74 Season

The Community Concert Association of Adams County selects artists for the 1973 74 season led by the Jorge Morel Duo The Little Angels of Korea Dorian Woodwind Quintet and bass baritone Simon Estes. Fifteen more concerts will be open to reciprocal associations in Chambersburg Frederick Hagerstown and Waynesboro Membership prices remain unchanged. New directors include Miss Ethel Allison Mrs Ronald I Miller Mrs C A Hanson Mrs Norman Tapp Dr Chauncey G A lycott and George G Eberhart Bruno Reidl and Donald E Bollinger. Retiring directors are R Henry Ackley Mrs M Scott Moorhead Charles M Orner Dr Kenneth Raessler Mrs Henry M Scharf Mrs Charles Weikert and Sister Jane Marie.

Jorge Morel National Folk Ballet of Korea The Little Angels of Dorian Simon Estes Chambersburg Frederick Hagerstown Waynesboro Ethel Allison Fairfield Ronald I. Miller Biglerville C. A. Hanson Gettysburg Norman Tapp Caledonia Chauncey G. Alycott George G. Eberhart Hanover Bruno Reedl Donald E. Bollinger Aspers R. Henry Ackley M. Scott Moorhead Charles M. Orner Kenneth Raessler Henry M. Scharf Charles Weikert Littlestown Jane Marie St. Joseph College

Appeal for Flowers for Memorial Parade

Gettysburg school children in the Memorial Way parade may lack flowers to carry to the cemetery. School officials appeal to residents to donate flowers, to be delivered to the senior high school by 1 p.m. Monday.

Gettysburg Memorial Way

GAR Memorial Rites Set By Sons Of Union Veterans

The Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Ritual will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the GAR Room on E. Middle St. The event, aimed at preserving heroic Civil War memory, invites Adams County descendants and Scouts to view pictures and relics. the room will be open to the public.

Grand Army of the Republic Sons of Union Veterans of the

Fire Rages After Crash Destroys Village Store on Baltimore St

A morning crash in the 500 block of Baltimore Street left a car, a truck, and the Village Store in flames near the Holiday Inn. Four people escaped serious injury. damage pegged at about 50 000 dollars. Helen Pressel fled the store as flames spread along the sidewalk. Robert and Gladys Shirley were treated for injuries at Warner Hospital. The truck driver, Allen Haines, said he blacked out at a red light before the collision.

Village Baltimore St Holiday Inn Robert Shirley Gladys Allen Haines Westminster Shirley Warner Hospital SLERK Helen Pressel Waver St Gulf service station Haines

Butler Township Board Approves Use of Revenue Sharing Funds

The Butler Township Board of Supervisors approved expenditure of 5231 dollars in Revenue Sharing Funds for the period ending June 30. The funds will go entirely to maintaining and resurfacing existing blacktop roads, allowing road system improvements without new debt. Secretary-Treasurer James M. Betaiel noted the impact on taxes is not yet predictable.

Board of Supervisors Butler Township James M. Betaiel

LCA Officer to Receive Gettysburg Degree in June

Rev. Kenneth C. Senft executive director of the LCA Division of Mission in North America will receive an honorary Doctor of Divinity at Gettysburg College on June 3 during the 141st commencement. Senft has served in multiple church leadership roles including pastorates in California and a prior post with the Board of American Missions in Chicago.

Kenneth C. Senft Division of Mission in North America Lutheran Church in America Gettysburg College Senft Board of American Missions Chicago Hill Trinity Lutheran Church Pasadena Calif Bethany Lutheran Church Berkeley Messiah Luheran Church Redwood City Board of College Education Lutheran World Federation Service Europe York County Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg United Student Christian Council Lutheran Student Association in America LCA Commission on Stewardship Pacific Southwest Synod the Josephine Haugen

Groft Auto Collision Near Irishtown Involves Unrelated Families

Two drivers from different Groft families escaped injury after a $300 crash at Routes A5310 and 01061 half a mile south of Irishtown at 3 10 P M Wednesday. Gerard F Groft 24 McSherrystown failed to complete a right turn, hitting Catherine I Groft 807 W King Littlestown who stopped for a stop sign. Damage totaled 200 to Groft and 100 to Groft, with no injuries reported.

Groft Irishtown Gerard F. Grofit Second St McSherrystown Catherine I. Groft W. King St Littlestown Gerard Catherine F. Groft MENALLEN Fairmount Road Bendersville

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