Donald Turner Dies Printer for 42 Years
Donald A. Turner 63 of 32 W Water St a long time Gettysburg Times printer died Friday at Warner Hospital after cancer diagnosis. Born Feb 6 1915 in Emmitsburg he served in the Navy 1942 45 aboard USS Norman Scott. Survived by wife Violet Keefover two daughters in Newark Del two grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral arrangements are by Peters Funeral Home with flowers omitted.
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DONALD TURNER
Donald A. Turner
Water St
Gettysburg Times
Warner Hospital
Emmitsburg
James Elmer
Margaret
Evier) Turner
Navy
Norman Scott
Pacific
Albert JLentz
American Legion
Gettysburg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Violet Keefover
Grafton
W. V
Virginia A. Boggs
Billie B. Seaiock
Newark
Del
Keith Goodermuth
Falls Church
Randy Sieve
Peters Funeral Home
Carlisle St
Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped Meet Here
The annual conference of the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped will convene October 4 at the Gettysburg Sheraton Inn. The event starts at 1 p.m. with registrations due by September 25. The program cost, including luncheon, is $10. Mail checks to Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped Room E-163 Labor and Industry Building Harrisburg PA 17120.
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Governor’s Committee on Employment of
Gettysburg Sheraton Inn
Labor and industry
Paul Keon
Smith
Governor's Committee on Employment of
Labor and Industry Building
Harrisburg
Man Charged In Accident Here Today
A Scotland man, Gregory D. Gentz, was charged with reckless driving after losing control on Baltimore Street near Steinwehr Avenue and striking a fence, a sign, a telephone pole, and a tree by the Gulf Station. Minor injuries were reported. severe damage to the car. Two other accidents on Friday involved Lester Grove and Michael Spahr in incidents on Baltimore Street near Stock Alley and the courthouse area.
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Scotland
Baltimore St
Steinwehr Ave
Gettysburg
Gregory D. Gentz
Gulf Station
Gentz
Gentz auto
Will The Postmen Accept Settlement
Washington AP reports the five month postal labor dispute is legally settled but rank and file unions may reject it. The arbitration decision by James J. Healy is final, yet two major unions plan ratification votes to let members have a say. Results expected in about a month. If the vote fails, a possible illegal nationwide strike could occur. J Joseph Vacca, president of the letter carriers' union, says a strike could be called if the vote rejects the arbitration.
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WASHINGTON
James J. Healy
J. Joseph Vacca
letter carriers’ union
Impossible Things Theme Of LWV Meet
Adams County League of Women Voters hosts a supper meeting at North Calabe Office of Adams County National Bank with Elizabeth Daniels chairing. At 7 30 pm a discussion on How People Have Done Impossible Things features Douglas Neimond Carl Parker and Cathy Cowan. Residents may attend bringing a table setting and guests. Call 334 1759 or 334 0444 for details.
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North Calabe
Adams County National Bank
Elizabeth Daniels
Douglas Neimond
Chambersburg
Carl Parker
citizens group
Carroll Valley
League
Cathy Cowan
Family Planning Agency
Althea Schildtknecht
Hay Bale Fire Damages $2200 In Emmitsburg Orchard Road
Fire destroyed about 1500 bales of new hay owned by Leo J. Spenla on Orchard Road near Liberty Journehip Rt. 313. Emmitsburg firefighters with six pieces of equipment battled the blaze for about two hours. Police Chief Alphonsus J. Pecher called the blaze suspicious and urged a fire marshal investigation. Current market value loss estimated at $2200.
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Leo J. Spenla
Orchard Road
Liberty Journehip Rt
Emmitsburg
Liberty township
Alphonsus J. Pecher
Somoza Aims to Reclaim Northwest Nicaragua as Rebels Hold
In Nicaragua, Somoza forces pound rebel strongholds in Esseli and Leon while Sandinista fighters resist. U S officials push for evacuation of about 340 Americans. Somoza seeks formal diplomatic steps and no evacuation has begun. Explosions near Managua flare then subside as thousands rush to leave on independence anniversary day.
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MANAGUA
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Esseli
Leon
U.S
Mauricio Solari
Somoza
guerrilas
Spain
Frassanito's Antietam Selected for Book Clubs
William A. Frassanito, a Gettysburg College graduate and Army veteran now living in Baltimore, sees Antietam gain acclaim as Book of the Month and History Book Club selections. Scribner's will publish Sept 27 with the subtitle The Photographic Legacy of America's Bloodiest Day.
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William A. Frassanito
Baltimore Sr
Gettysburg
Antietam
Getiysburg College
Frassanie
Battle of
History Book Club
Charles Scribner's Sons
New York
Frassanito
America
State Police Investigate Six Accidents Overnight
State police at Gettysburg report six crashes since Friday afternoon with three people hurt. Details include a 4 pm rollover on Swifty Run Road near Route 30 injuring Terry Walker and John Fisher, and a separate Friday night collision on Route 30 West injuring none. Other incidents involve drivers from Carlisle and Hanover with no injuries. One motorcyclist, Alberta Gebhart, was treated after her Honda left control near McSherrystown.
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Gettysburg
Airville
Jose Garcia
Franklin Twn
Asucion Santo
Chambersburg
Garcia
Daren Myers
Carlisle
Biglerville
Scott Cook
Arendisville
Hamilton
Daniel Marchio
East Berlin
Mark Kauffman
Thomasville
Alberta Gebhart
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
McSherrystown
Easter Seal Plans Annual Spaghetti Dinner
The Easter Seal Society of Adams County outlines its annual fundraiser a spaghetti dinner set for Saturday Oct 21 at Gettysburg fire hall Tickets are 3 for adults 1 50 for children and 5 for patrons The event includes a quilt presentation by Mrs Helen Payden and benchmarks last year s takings at 1400 with hopes of higher profits The society also notes summer programs for remedial reading speech therapy and camps with several local residents and officials acknowledged for continued support
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Easter Seal Society
Adams County
Dobbin House
Kim Patrone
Gettysburg fire hall
Tleee
Helen Payden
Fairfield
Elly Bennet
Littlestown
Stan Grant
state Easter Seal Society
Adams County Society
Donna Jo Loeper
Keefauver
Camp Harmony Hall
Middletown
Camp Eastern Seal
Laurel Hill State Park
Easter Seal
Randy Carlson
Karen Michelman
McKnightstown
Gettysburg
Sabbath Slowdown Hits Sadat Begin Summit Talks
Reporters heard rumors of poor personal relations between Egypt's Anwar Sadat and Israel's Menachem Begin. Jody Powell, the conference spokesman, said he had not verified such personal antagonism. A Egyptian official privately doubted that any personal rift would block crucial talks, while Begin and his delegation observed the Sabbath, delaying possible sessions.
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Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Jody Powell
Powell
Carter
Sadat
White House
Begin
John Phillips Scholarship Semifinalist Named from Gettysburg
John S. Phillips of Gettysburg Senior High School is among 15 000 semifinalists in the 24th Annual Merit Scholarship program in Chicago. He seeks to advance to finalist status and hopes to attend the U S Naval Academy to study engineering. Other area students listed include Corrina K Brodbeck Gregory M Bubel Karl W Smith.
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John S. Phillips
John W. Phillips
Springs Ave
Gettysburg
Chicago
Phillips
Gettysburg Senior High School
parisons
U.S. Naval Academy
Northern High School
Dillsburg
Corrina K. Brodbeck
Gregory M. Bubel
Karl W. Smith
Local Weather Report Lacks Data For Friday High
Incomplete weather item shows Friday high and morning low missing. Two timestamps 8am and 1am present but no values. No identifiable location or source details provided.
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