179 Delone Grads Receive Diplomas
Delone School held commencement services at the Park Theater Hanover with Rt Rev Msgr Joseph A Schmidt as speaker. Frederick Rinehart Klunk gave the salvatory address and Charles Leftuy Hemler delivered the valedictory. Top ten honor students listed along with area scholarship recipients and graduates from New Oxford and McSherrystown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Rinehart Klunk
Charles Leftuy Hemler
William R. Lyons
Patrick F. McGee
Delone Board of Pastors
Charles LeRoy Hemler
Charles Franklin McClintock Jr
Daniel Gerald Miller
Janice Catherine Krepps
Kay Elaine Langerman
Ann Catherine Murren
Pius Veto Pautenis Jr
Mary Jane Storm
Patricia Ann Weaver
Patrick O'Brien
New Oxford
Xavier University
Daniel Miller
McSherrystown
Penn State University
Robert Long
Colgate University
Mary Jane Bowman
Misericordia College
Frederick Klunk
Rita Spangler
Barbara Balek
Abbottstoown
Sateworthy
Mt Pleasant Asks Independent Dist continues dispute over school bus routes
A petition argues taxpayers would save if children are bused to Gettysburg rather than farther away. claimants say Gettysburg schools offer better extracurriculars and local parents would drive to events. July 11 hearing set. A separate civil matter seeks 1750 dollars in a trespass dispute from an auto crash near Abbottstown on August 20, 1959, with allocations for attorney fees, medical costs, and pain and suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Mervin D. Laughman
Lloyd Laughman
Abbottstown R. I
Warren F. Carbaugh
Hanover
Carbaugh
Laughman
Laughmans
Atty
John D Thrush
Abbottstown
Adams Court Okays 21 519 50 Damages In Trespass Suit
Adams County court approved a 21 519 50 settlement in a trespass case by Miriam Wagner of East Berlin against Thomas C Ferguson and Mary Ellen Ferguson of Hanover. Wagner’s husband D Earl Wagner died Nov 18 in a collision 24 miles south of York Springs on Hanover Carlisle Rd. The settlement pays 1 519 50 to Wagner as executrix for funeral costs and 20 000 to Wagner as surviving spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Miriam J. Wagner
East Berlin
Thomas C
Mary Ellen Ferguson
Hanover
P. D. Bubb
Nelson RK. Guise
York Springs
Charles H. Smith
Alverta Anna Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Miriam B. Cocklin
Estella R. Byers
Latimore
Annie E. Garrett
Fern M. Garrett
Conewago
Glenn R. Klinedinst
Harry J Klinedinst
Huntington
Louise E. Geb
Laughrran Youth Involved in Bicycle Car Collision
A Laughrran youth riding a bicycle rode onto the highway from a home driveway as a car headed west. The child suffered fractures of the left arm and right leg and multiple bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughrran
Adams County School Custodians Institute Held at New Oxford
The fourth annual Institute of the Adams County public school systems met Wednesday at New Oxford Elementary School. Superintendent C. P. Keefer reported on the event. Speakers included David C. Houck of Upper Adams School District on the school plant and custodians, Kenneth W. Haslam of Cheltenham on floor care and maintenance, housekeeping practices, and special cleaning problems, and John Dwyer of the Department of Labor and Industry on fire safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
New Oxford
C. P. Keefer
David C. Houck
Upper Adams
Kenneth W. Haslam
Cheltenham
Lincoln View
Haslam
John Dwyer
Department of Labor and Industry
Estate Bequests Split Among Churches and Family
The Klinedinst estate provides $100 to Lutheran Church at Hampton and $100 to United Brethren Church at Hedersburg with the remainder split among eight children and the widow. Staub estate leaves $200 to Annunciation Church McSherrystown. J Aloysius McMasie estate divides $200 to Annunciation Church McSherrystown $200 to Bishop George L Leech Harr courg for priest training and $9473 84 to Society of the Propagation of the Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klinedinst
Hampton
United Brethren Church
Hedersburg
Staub
Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church
McSherrystown
J. Aloysius McMasie
Annunciation Church
George L. Leech
Harr Courg
Diploma Awarded to Edwin C Starner at New Oxford
Edwin C Starner, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Starner of New Oxford, received his diploma from the four year prevention and school safety course. He was senior class president and student council president, minister of music at Messiah Lutheran Church Philadelphia and an alumnus of the Class of 1956. His parents attended the graduation as the Keefer announced the annual school bus drivers institute at Gettysburg High School on August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Starner
Charles Starner
New Oxford
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Zwingli United Church of Christ
East Berlin
Keefer
Gettysburg High School
Messiah Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
Starner
New Oxford High School
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Delone Grads
Park Theater
Msgr
Joseph A. Schmidt
Mission Board
Harrisburg Diocese
Ruth Reichart
Fred Klunk
Michael Miller
Jerome Bevenour
Joan McSherry
Theresa Smith
Mildred Miller
Charles Topper
Robert O’brien
Nicholas Lingg
Joyce Weaver
Elles Shoemaker
Leona Smith
Brenda Myers
Patrick O’brien
Sandra Robinson
Judith Arnold
Louis Hagerman
Frederick Bevenour
Benneauville
Mary Lee Long
Joanne Staub
Tony Legore
Vaughn Gebhart
Jane Strasbaugh
Kathleen
Groft
Rita Harman
Janet McSherry
Kathleen Smith
Kenneth Sanders
James Murren
Janet Klunk
Francis Noel
Barbara Timmins
Donna Lawrence
Theresa Murren
Gerald Funk
Ronald Groft
Neva Adams
Rosena Nicholson
Carolyn Poist
Elaine Bolin
Bertin Rebecca Weaver
Pauline McMaster
Vincent Sowers
Janice Krepps
William McGinley
Sleighter's
Linceinway West
New
Oxford
Hoover Cleaners and
Weigle
Trone & Weikert
Trene & Weikert Men's Shop
Hanover, Pa
John Deere
COV Sion
Frederick Si Balhhve
Authority
New Oxford Authority
Adams Court
Epley
C. W. Epley
C. W. Epley Jr
Richard Epley
C W . Epley
Chambersburg St
Alverta Smith
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Bonneauville
Paul
Jay Woodward
S. Washington Street
Hanover Clothing CO
Carlisle Street
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Riddle's
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Custodians’ Institute
Jack & Jill
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