Gettysburg Professor Rewrites Hymn For New Lutheran Hymnal
Gettysburg College history professor Norman O Forness rewrote the hymn Rise Up, O Saints of God for a new Lutheran hymnal. He altered text for sexist language and renamed it Rise Up, O Church Of Christ before submitting to the hymn committee.
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David Golub to Perform Nov 14 in Adams County Concert
David Golub, praised as one of today’s most exciting pianists, will appear in the Uns seasons Community Concerts of Adams County on November 14. Tickets are on sale this week at the YWCA office during campaign week. Golub’s high‑profile career includes debuts with major orchestras and festival appearances, with a planned Japan tour next January and a projected three concerts as guest soloist with Morton Gould.
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Buffalo Philharmonic
Chautauqua
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Japan
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Pa State Police Deny Soliciting Funds
Pennsylvania State Police state they are not soliciting money from area residents and are not connected with any association requesting funds. They emphasize they never solicit for any purpose and urge the public to disregard such requests.
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Black Students on White Campus Workshop at College Union
A workshop for black students from Gettysburg Franklin and Marshall Dickinson Wilson Hood York Western The Ker roic speaker Rosinald Pearman, ex director of the City Job Development Bureau, will speak at 1 38 pm in Room 231. The event includes coping strategies for academics and admin relations, plus a dinner and dance with Toni Truesdale art on display.
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College Union
Lincoln Gettysburg excursion set with display of Address
Steam Train Visit Sunday will bring 360 excursionists to Gettysburg when the 18 car Chessie Steam Special arrives at Western Maryland Station. A copy of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address will be displayed in the Cyclorama Building amid a ceremony at the Wills House with an Lincoln impersonator, officials including William F Gooding and Richard Schweiker, and a shuttle bus tour for participants.
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Richard Schweiker
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Travel Council
Leroy E Smith
Chessie System
Getty
Crane to Speak at Adams County GOP Testimonial Dinner
Congressman Phil Crane will headline the Adams County Republicans testimonial dinner on October 5 at Schotte's Restaurant in Littles Crane, a four term U.S. House member first elected in 1969, is a Chicago native and former college professor. He is active with Hillsdale College and the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. The event honors local Republicans D Edwin v Herbert and George F W, with committee chairs listed for the dinner.
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Adams County Could Keep John Doe Tax Proceeds
Pennsylvania House passed a bill to allow Adams County to keep excess funds from tax claim sales. The measure would distribute proceeds among taxing districts within the county after covering penalties and taxes. County officials say the funds belong to the county and should be retained locally.
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Cyclorama Roof Repair Leads to Periodic Closures
National Park Service reports the cyclorama roof is being repaired causing the site to close at times. The main exhibition remains open on weekdays and Saturdays, with Sundays and certain periods affected by maintenance. The project aims to prevent energy loss and complete the restoration program.
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Local Weather Wednesday Five High
Today’s weather report notes a high of five degrees on Wednesday with updated morning conditions. The forecast references morning observations around 8 34 am and mentions current conditions across the region.
Deaths and Local News Highlights In Brief
A compact notice page from The Times covers local obituaries, community updates, and brief profiles. It notes radio and TV figures, Amusements, and a corner on classifieds, with small items on Pat’s Pointers and nanny services.
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Pat's
Michelman unveils $278000 diagnostic intervention program
Adams County announces a no cost early childhood program for ages 3 to 7 addressing developmental problems. Director Karen Michelman outlines a multi disciplinary plan with eight teachers a psychiatrist psychologist social worker and speech therapist. Center at 22 Johns Ave Gettysburg will serve 40 children with four classrooms and two vans. A follow up evaluation and parent involvement are emphasized.
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Karen Michelman
Haliday Inn
Gersburg
Michelman
Wee Care Day Center
Gettysburg
South Central Community Action Programs Inc
Defreee a of Health
Philadelphia
Louise Sandler
Johns Ave
Senate approves 10 percent no fault auto insurance discount
In Harrisburg AP reporting the Senate passed a measure to require a 10 percent rate reduction on basic loss coverage for a year for no fault auto insurance. The plan, part of a bargain with the industry, would add a $100,000 cap on medical claims under no fault. The bill passed 49 to 0 and goes to a House already adjourned until November.
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Louis Coppersmith
DCambria
Adams County crews praised for efficient road work
County PennDOT officials say Adams County, led by Superintendent Charles Rinehart, sent 18 men to Lancaster and Chester counties for two weeks each to resurface 16 and 18 miles of state highways. The move, amid staffing shortages and funding concerns linked to a missing gasoline tax, did not disrupt local summer schedules.
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Gettysburg Times
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Heil
Heinl
Hein
Adams County Boy Scouts Enroll 1100 Youths in Programs
More than 1,100 Adams County boys aged 8 to 20 joined Boy Scouting at Cub Scout Scout and Explorer levels last year. The Bar Scouts rely on Adams County United Way for funding and provide character development, citizenship training, and fitness. York Adams Boy Scout Council professionals assist unit leaders with awards and camping opportunities, aiming to train leaders for a better tomorrow.
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York - Adams Boy Scout Council
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