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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1978

Page

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Mistrial Declared In Devil's Den Bookstore Case

Adams County Judge Oscar F Spicer declared a mistrial in the Shelly sexual abuse of children trial after a prosecution witness made a highly prejudicial remark during cross examination. State Line Pa. retrial must occur by October 22 under the 180 day rule. The matter, arising from a 1978 raid on Devil's Den Adult Bookstore, continues with Shelly defended by Carl M Janavitz as other cases are heard.

Adams County Oscar F Spicer Terry Lee Shelly State Line Pennsylvania Charles Kay Shelly Burton W. Sandler Towson commonwealth Sandler Carl M. Janavitz Pittsburgh William Kent Blue Ridge Summit Clifford Ibaugh

Chaplain Of Senate To Be Speaker For the Service

Dr. Charles H. Giatfelter of Gettysburg College and U S Senate Chaplain Edward Elson will be guest speakers at a ceremony Oct 13 marking Eisenhower's 88th birthday. Events include a wreath laying at the Eisenhower Statue, remarks by Charles W. Wolf, music by Gettysburg College ensembles, and an 11 a m convocation in the College Union Ballroom with Dr Elson delivering a benediction and remarks on Eisenhower remembered. Elson has 36 years in Washington service and 26 years as pastor of the National Presbyterian Church. Giatfelter has 30 years at Gettysburg College.

Charles H. Giatfelter Gettysburg College Edward LR. Elson U.S. Senate Dwight D. Eisenhower Glatfelter Eisenhower Eisenhower House Carlisle St Army ROTC Eison Charles W. Wolf Dwight D Elson Mamie D. Eisenhower John J. Duffy College Union William D. Powers Karl J. Mattson Charles E. Glassick Robert A. MacAskill Gettysburg Presbyterian Church Gen Glassick Mattson Washington National Presbyterian Church tees basae

Local Jaycees Cleanup For Elderly In Gettysburg

The Gettysburg Jaycees with Adams County Office for Aging sponsor a Fall Senior Citizens Clean-up Campaign. Jaycees will perform leaf raking and minor home chores for residents over 60 on Saturdays and evenings in September and October. Call Steve Niebler at 3349296 to arrange assistance.

Gettysburg Jaycees Adams County Office for Aging Inc ACOFA Jim Kunkel the Jaycees Kunkel Gettysburg Steve Niebler Wesley Crouse American Legion Baltimore St

Burglary at Strausbaugh's Fruit Bowl Reported

State police report a burglary at Strausbaugh's Fruit Bowl on Rt. 30 east of Gettysburg. About 175 dollars in change and 150 dollars in damage were taken after burglars shattered windows and fled before officers arrived Monday at 11 40 p m.

Strausbaugh’s Fruit Bowl Gettysburg

Begin And Sadat Meet With Congress On Camp David

Egypt's Sadat and Israel's Begin face questioning on Capitol Hill as they move to sell the Camp David accords. Vance seeks backing from Jordan's King Hussein and Saudi Arabia's King Khalid to secure regional support for the peace framework. Carter appeals for Knesset approval to withdraw Sinai settlements and praised the two leaders' efforts.

WASHINGTON Egypt Israel Capitol Hill Congress Anwar Sadat Menachem Begin Senate Foreign Relations Committee House International Affairs Committee Cyrus R. Vance Jordan Hussein Saudi Arabia Khalid Vance Carter Middle East Sadat Begin Knesset Sinai Begin Sadat Ibrahim Kamel Rosalynn Carter AP-XBC

Alma Mater Writer Die s Acknowledged Leader in Lutheran Church

The Rev Dr. Reinartz, 77, Gettysburg College 1924 alumnus who helped write the Alma Mater, became first secretary for promotion of the Lutheran Church in America and a seminary president. He died last Thursday at the Lowman home in White Rock South Carolina. Funeral was held Saturday at St Paul’s Lutheran Church Columbia South Carolina and burial followed. This obituary traces his Protestant lineage and early work, noting ties to Elizabeth Huppertz and the first Protestant hospitals. He was born in East Liverpool Ohio and earned Phi Beta Kappa honors, led college debate and track, and composed Gettysburg’s alma mater. He studied at Harvard and Luther Seminary Philadelphia, earning BDiv 1932 and S.T.M. 1934.

Reinariz Gettysburg College Lutheran Church in America Lowman White Rock S.C St. Paul's Lutheran Church Columbia Passavant Hospital Pittsburgh Reinartz Sarah Julia Pauline Eppling Reinartz United States Theodore Friendner Pauline Ludwig Eppling Elizabeth Huppertz East Liverpool Ohio St John’s Evangelical Harvard University Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia

Leaps From Truck Before It Burns

A New Oxford man escaped serious injury by jumping from a dump truck before it overturned three miles northeast at 700 Rd and Rt 99 Monday afternoon. Alan Yost, 18, of Emmett Street, New Oxford, was treated at Hanover Hospital for facial cuts and neck injuries and released. State police said Yost attempted to pass on the right of a turning vehicle as the truck went off the road, struck guard rails, and overturned. The fire was put out by New Oxford Police. The truck, owned by D K Hershey Co, Hanover, was valued at 8000 and destroyed by crash and fire.

New Oxford 700 Rd Rt. 99 Alan Yost Emmett Sr Hanover Hospital Yosi D.K. Hershey Co Hanover

Fairfield School Board Meeting Sparks Bus and Cost Debates

A Fairfield Area School District meeting grew heated as a taxpayer, an educator, and a board member clashed over bus tire neglect and a plan to install outdoor lights near the bus parking area. Estimates for lights and fencing ranged wide, with in-house totals under 1000 dollars. The transportation committee noted a new driver is adapting well, and busing costs could drop if buses stay on site, though critics warned of a vendetta against drivers. The topic was tabled for continuation on page two.

Fairfield Area Edward Rudisil George Seiferd transportation committee Seiferd aommittee Audisil

Littlestown School Board Approves Phase II Education Plan

Littlestown Area School District backs phase II of the Lincoln Intermediate Unit Special Education plan focusing on gifted education. LIU reports 17 staff, 47 MR and 3 SPMR classes at Rolling Acres, with fire drill success and strong student cooperation. Contracts awarded for reader printer equipment. several resignations and new hires noted, plus leaves and continuing education teachers named.

Littlestown Littlestown Area Rolling Acres LIU Peters St New Oxford Glenn P. Moyer superin Littlestown recreation board St. Aloysius CYO Catherine Burgess John Gorman Ronald 0 Connor Sally Sites Ellen Rebert Joann Good Thelma Bollinger

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