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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1946

Page

2

Miss Marian Tupper Named Executive Director of Waynesboro Girl Scouts

Miss Marian Tupper longtime York Springs elementary teacher and organizer of about 20 Girl Scout troops in Adams county has been named executive director of the Waynesboro Girl Scout council. She begins June 1 and will lead Camp El Wa Ho during the 1946 season. A West Chester State Teachers College graduate from Wyalusing, she previously directed Camp Pine Grove for Harrisburg Girl Scouts and Camp Brule in northern Pennsylvania. She has served as Lone Troop Consultant for Adams county and led training courses for volunteer leaders while organizing all three Girl Scout age groups Brownies Intermediates and Seniors.

Marian Tupper York Springs Adams County Waynesboro Girl Scout Council West Chester State Teachers’ College Wyalusing Miss Tupper Pine Grove Harrisburg Girl Scouts Camp Brule Pennsylvania Girl Scout Leaders

Divorces Granted by Court in Gettysburg Area

Judge W C Sheely granted two divorces on stat grounds Saturday. Rufus W Reaver of Gettysburg divorced Monica J Reaver of Lancaster for indignities and cruel treatment. A separate decree granted Melva Roberta Leist of Gettysburg divorce from Allen Maxilluen Leist of Gettysburg on similar grounds.

W. C. Sheely Rufus W. Reaver Gettysburg Monica J. Reaver Lancaster Sheely Melva Roberta Leist Allen Maxilluen Leist

Sailor Rudisill Discharged at Bainbridge Maryland

Wilbur A Rudisill Jr EM 3/C son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur A Rudisill of Gettysburg Pennsylvania was discharged from the navy at Bainbridge Maryland on May 29 and has returned home. He served 27 months including 15 months in the South Pacific on an LSM 371. A brother Leroy Rudisill serves aboard the U S Frontier and is now in San Diego harbor.

Wilbur A, Rudielll, Jr Wilbur A. Rudieill Gettysburg Navy Bainbridge South Pacific Leroy R. Rudisill U.S. Frontier San Diego

Fugitive Youth Apprehended Near Wenksville

State police captured 19 year old Richard Kuhn of Biglerville R 1 who escaped White Hill Industrial School near Camp Hill. Kuhn, son of Mrs. Haze Kuhn, was committed for burglary and larceny on November 17 1945 and faced an additional burglary and larceny count dated January 16. He is returned to White Hill. MOVE TO COTTAGE Mrs. George Miller of Gettysburg and H L Null of Waynesboro bought and moved into cottages at Marsh Creek Heights along Emmitsburg road.

Gettysburg Sib-Station Richard Kuhn Biglerville R. 1 White Hill Camp Hill Kuhn Wenksville Haze Kuhn Biglerville R. I Camp Hill Institution George Miller Marsh Creek Heights Emmitsburg Road H. L. Null Waynesboro Miller the Heights Blanche Lingg New Oxford

Largest Class at Delone Catholic to Graduate

Sixty eight students will receive diplomas at Delone Catholic High School sixth annual commencement in the school auditorium next Sunday evening. The class includes four World War II veterans James Krepps Charles Petry Charles Miller and Robert Stauffer. Overbaugh is valedictorian and Miss Small is salutatorian.

Delone Catholic High School McSherrystown Cyril J. Allwein James Hubert Krepps Charles Robert Petry Charles Francis Miller Robert Eugene Stauffer Philip Joseph Overbaugh J. Clarence Overbough Ridge Avenue Jean Marie Small Joseph Small Linden Avenue

Letters of Estate Granted by Court for Jacob S. Smith

Letters of administration on the estate of Jacob S. Smith of Cumberland township who died May 26 have been awarded to his son George M. Smith of Gettysburg Route 2. He leaves four daughters Lottie J. Hartlaub Dover Route 1 Ruth A. Smith Gettysburg Route 2 Mary d Gross Harrisburg and Nora E. Spangler York Route 7 and five sons Samuel J New Cumberland Calvin A York Route 2 George M Gettysburg Route 2 John R. Wrightsville Route 1 and Mark W Littlestown Route 1.

Jacob S. Smith Cumberland Township George M. Smith Gettysburg Mr. Smith Lottie J. Hartlaub Dover R Ruth A. Smith Mary d. Gross Harrisburg Nora E. Spangler York R Samuel J New Cumberland Calvin George M

Mexican Bean Beetle Invades Adams County Crops

County Agent M. T. Hartman warns farmers and gardeners of a heavy egg deposit on undersides of bean leaves. Apply rotenone dust now to destroy eggs before hatch and prevent further damage as adult beetles persist after winter.

Adams County M. T. Hartman Priday

Theft reported of suitcase and clothes from Gettysburg police report

A suitcase and clothing valued at over $100 belonging to Miss Mildred Adams county home economics representative were stolen from her automobile. The incident occurred Sunday night at the courthouse side in Gettysburg and was reported to borough police.

Mildred Adams Miss Adams Gettysburg Court House

Court Holds Ivan Cassatt For Assault Charge

Ivan Cassatt of Fairfield R C was held for Adama county court on an assault and battery charge after a hearing before Justice of the Peace Robert P Spider. The charge stems from an alleged May 14 clash near the Coldsmith home as Helen M Coldsmith of Gettysburg tried to stop a fight.

Ivan Cassatt Fairfield R. C Adama County Court Helen M. Coldsmith Gettysburg Justice of the Peace Robert P. Spider Coldsmith Cassatt

Adams Electric Corp Gets 50000 Loan

The Rural Electrification Administration approved a loan to Adams County Electric Cooperative. The funds will extend electric service to more than 150 new families across Adams Franklin York and Cumberland counties.

Rural Electrification Administration Adams County Electric Cooperative Washington Adams Franklin York Cumberland

Klunk Re-enlists in Army Reports Home Before Fort Meade

Mr and Mrs John W Klunk say their son Thomas Klunk recently re enlisted in the Army for one year He will report to Fort Meade Md after a 30 day furlough spent at home in Sherryetown due to a lough elusion of his furlough

Thomas Klunk John W. Klunk Fort George G. Meade

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