Resignation of Rev C E Held as Red Cross chair
Rev C E Held, pastor at Mt Joy Lutheran, stepped down as chairman of the Adams County Red Cross chapter at the May meeting in Gettysburg for health reasons. He cited a prolonged illness and plans to resign from other longtime community posts while remaining a chapter member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Held
Mt. Joy
Adams County
the Red Cross
Public Assistance Board
Chanman
Red Cross Chapter Leaders Change as Chairman Steps Down
The chapter’s board accepted the resignation of the chairman after eight years on the board and three years as chairman. Ralph FE Barley serves as chapter vice chairman. The chairman praised the Red Cross for its humanitarian work. Luther W. Ritter reported $4015 raised in the county fund drive, with several districts surpassing or near 1960 totals and district tallies listed: Liberty–Hamilton $412, Franklin–Highland $390, Biglerville $1,277, Huntington–Latimore $143, Reading–Tyrone–Straban $188, Mt Joy–Freedom $129, Mt Pleasant–Germany–Union $1,132, New Oxford $301, Conewago Two $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph FE Barley
Chaiman
Red Cross
Liberty
Hamiltonban
Franklin and Highland
Biglerville Area
Huntington
Latimore
Reading
Hamilton
Tyrone
Straban
Mt Joy
Freedom
Mt. Pleasant
Germany
Union
New Oxford Area
Conewago Two
Adams County Commissioners Inspect Five Bridges Tour
The Adams County commission toured five county bridges on an annual inspection. Zepp Bridge over Beaver Dam Creek required minor repairs. Other bridges including Phil Weaver, Union Bridge, Harney, and Lott were reported in good repair. Also, Harry W. Wilhelm sold Abbottstown property for 600 dollars to Mark H. and wife.
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Adams County Commissioners
Zepp
Beaverdam Creek
Phil Weaver
Union
Conewago
Harney
Mt. Joy
Lott
Cumberland
Harry W. Wilhelm
Berwick Twp
Abbottstown
Mark H. Alwine
Former Rural Carrier Dies in Carlisle Area
Edwin Bream aged 92 of Adams County Carlisle area died late one day afternoon at the Carlile Capital. He was a native of Adams County son of the late Jerenal and Elizabeth Meal Brean and for 26 years would retire. He carried in the county and was superintendent of the Sunday School at Ground Oak Church Gardners Mis wife Ida Taylor died in 1992. Survivors include daughter Ruth Bo Buhey Carlisle two grandchildren five great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 from the Roth funeral Home Carlisle with Pastor Gerald Kaufman officiating. interment at Westminster Vault Carlisle.
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Edwin Bream
Carlile Fasmer
Adams County
York Spree
Gardners
Carlile Wapital
Jerenal
Fulizabeth
Brean
Woul Bee
Healo
Ground Oak Church
Ida ‘Saylor
Mis Iruth Bo Bu Hey
Carlisle
Three Couples Gain Marriage Licenses in McSherrystown Area
Ronald J Gebhart and Delores M Zailey. Joseph G Tyler and Rose M Neiderer. Ronald W Asper and Donna M Dewees received marriage licenses. The piece notes local residents and places include McSherrystown Broad Becks Gettysburg and Luray Caverns explaining stalactites and stalagmites with memory aid.
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Cork
Ronald J Gebhart
Vir and
Miso Kimery S Gebhart Hanover Iton
Delores M Zailey
Mia
Richard Lo Bailey
Spring Grove
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Lower Adams
Gettysburg
David P. McIntire
Martin A. Nicholas
John H. Snyderff
Robert E. Laughman
Fred E. Berwager
Bernard J. Wentz
Michael E. Smith
Samuel L. Higinbotham
Charles O. Reynolds
Norman L. Lippy
Marlin C. Herman
Center Square
New Oxford
Sloan
New Oxford, Pa
Jack Miller
Mutual of New York Representative
Lincolnway East
Kaiser's Aero
Earl Kaiser
Lincolnway
William D. Stock
Aoeypuy Barigye
Chapter
Luther W. Ritter
Littlestown
Ritter
Paul Wagner, Inc
Ouls
Libek
New Chester
D. H. Sharrer & Son
The
Grace Kub
Church of Carlisle
Roth Funeral Home
St Carlise
Gerald
Kaufman
Westminster Vaudleum
Carlishe
Joseph G Tyler
William D. Tyler
Broadbecks K. 1
Rose M. Neiderer
Paul A. Neiderer
McSherrystown
W. Asper
Wayne H. Asper
Gettysburg K
Donna M. Dewees
Ralph S Dewees
Luray Caverns
Becker
Earl's
Economy Shoe Store
Winter Gardens Food Market
E. C. Livingston
Ome, von
Mo Naweonee
BRT