Award Certificates At Parochial School Closing Exercises
At the Immaculate Conception School in New Oxford grades award certificates for perfect attendance and other honors were given. Recipients included Eighth Grade Alfred Smith Donna Rickrode Regina Sneeringer and more, with separate lists for each grade and additional awards for improvement religion reading spelling and safety squad honors.
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Immaculate Conception School
New Oxford
Alfred Simith
Donna Rickrode
Regina Smeeringer
Eugene O'Brien
Fred Bevenour
Joan McSherry
Joyce Weaver
Teresa Smith
Leona Smith
Ruth Reikert
Barbara Kuhn
Anne Rickrede
Daniel Miller
Raymond Klunk
Jane Kuhn
Janet Smith
Doris Kuhn
Mary L. O
Grae
Gary Maub
Cyril Rickrode
Philip Doyle
Dolores Winand
Emma Lingg
Donald Robinson
George Topper
John Smith
Ronald Staub
Margaret Miller
Jomine Reber
Donna Smith
History
Theresa Spangler
Fred R. Blunk
Eng
Robert Miller
Seveth
Anthony Kijek
Mary Louise O’brien
Ellen Shoemaker
Nancy Staub
Catherine Stambaugh
Leona Staub
Mar
Ann Sneeringer
Carolyn Robinson
Susan Sieg Reading
Kenneth Bevenour
Georgia Devin
Michael 8. Miller
Charles W. Topper
Kenneth C. Bevenour
Janet M. Bucher
Regina Sneeringer
Leona M. Smith
Kenneth Long
George Post
Leonard Smith
Build Security Cell Under Way At County Jail
Workmen began construction of a maximum security cell at the county jail. The contract, let about a month ago, totals 752.50 and aims to confine violent inmates to prevent self injury from projections. GRANTED DIVORCE Hien M Sponseller Sadler, Gettysburg FR 5, was granted a divorce from Donald LeRoy Sadler at the same address on grounds of indignities and desertion.
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Hien M
Sponseller) Sadler
Gettysburg
Donald LeRoy Sadler
Hilda C Klinefelter Earns MD Degree in Philadelphia
Miss Mylda Milnefelter daughter of Mr and Mrs Roccoe E Klinefelter of Gettysburg graduated Friday from The Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia earning the MD degree.
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Mylda
Milnefelter
Roccoe E. Klinefelter
Gettysburg
The
Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Clifford Snyder to Sing at Town Hall Recital
Clifford Snyder of New York City and son of Mrs. L Spencer Snyder will sing in a Town Hall recital in New York City this Friday. He is presented as a winner of the 1955 Music Education League of New York auditions and earlier gave a recital at Christ Chapel Gettysburg College for the Adams County Free Library Building Fund.
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Clifford Snyder
New York City
L. Spencer Snyder
York Springs
Town Hall
Snyder
Music Education League of New York, Inc
Christ Chapel
Gettysburg College
Adams County Free Library Building Fund
Mrs Mollie Burkhart Dies at Brethren Home
Mollie Burkhart 82 formerly of Shippensburg died Sunday at the Church of the Brethren Home at Cross Keys where she had lived the last two years. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Shippensburg with Rev. Joseph Byers of Glassgow officiating. Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Two signers of the Declaration of Independence became president Washington and Madison.
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Mollie Burkhart
Shippensburg
Joseph Farvey Burkhart
Church of the Brethren
Cross Keys
Joseph Byers
Greencastle
Spring Hill Cemetery
Bill Smith Heads Abbottstown Firemen
Bill Smith elected president of the Abbottstown Fire Co. Others chosen include Blaine Wildasin as vice president Norman Miller as second vice president J F Wildasin secretary Edward Becker financial secretary Gilbert Zeigler treasurer Wilmer Rodgers chief Donald Halter assistant chief Oscar Grover second assistant chief Harry Crawford foreman Oscar Gover and Thomas Roomsburg assistant foremen Laverne Neff chief hoseman Bernard Anthony assistant hoseman Homer Hafer John Lillick Blaine Wildasin pipemen Rodger Wildasin J F Wildasin Harry Crawford George W Lillick Archie D Leit Edward Alwine S Wolf G M Wildasin and William Smith as directors In the session twenty eight members attended Plans for the carnival July 14 15 and 16 were reported and there were fifteen alarms during the fiscal year plus two Civil Defense demonstrations Bills totaling 107 91 were approved and 12 760 received Officers were authorized to participate in the Gettysburg Firemans Parade Edgar Altland Paradise Township was elected a member.
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Bi) Smith
Abbottstown Fire Co
Blaine Wildasin
Norman Miller
J. F. Wildasin
Edward Becker
Gilbert Zeigler
Wilmer Rodgers
Donald Halter
Oscar Grover
Harry Crawford
Oscar Gover
Thomas Roomsburg
Laverne Neff
Bernard Anthony
Homer Hafer
John Lillick
Rodger Wildasin
George W. Lillick
Archie D. Leit
Edward Alwine
S. S. Wolf
G. M. Wildasin
William Smith
Gettysburg
Edgar Altland
Paradise Township
Assemblyman Worley and Wife Attend Governor's Reception
Assemblyman and Mrs Francis Worley were guests of Governor and Mrs George Leader at a reception held at the governor's Indiantown Gap home for members of the Legislature and their wives during the week.
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Francis Worley
George Leader
Indiantown Gap
Legislature
Autos collide injure no one in Hanover crash
Curtis A Neiderer of New Oxford Route 1 and Frank R Musselman of Hanover collided Thursday at 12 15 p m in Hanover. No injuries were reported and both drivers remained at the scene.
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Curtis A Neiderer
New Oxford R. 1
Frank R. Musselman
Hanover
Millnimes Family Heads to California for Medical Center Ties
Mr and Mrs John Millnimes and children Wayne and Jennie from New Oxford Route 2 travel to Centerville California to join Dr Holger Rasmussen and his wife Betty Millhimes. Rasmussen a Gettysburg College graduate has opened a new medical center assisted by Dr Richard Delfs. Rasmussen, discharged from the Army eight months ago, has practiced medicine since. He and Betty have four children Dwight Karen Faith and David. John Millhimes is Mrs Rasmussen's brother.
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John Millaimes
Wayne
Jennie
New Out R. 2
Centerville
Calif
Holger Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Gettysburg College
Temp University
Richard Delfs
Misa Betty Millhimes
New Oxford R. 2
Dwight
Karen
Faith
David
John Millhimes
Five Teachers Resign At Conewago Jointure
Five Conewago Joint School staff resigns creating vacancies. Enos Eberly leaves after many years to join a Red Lion bank. Betty Weisenfluh plans to teach near Reading. Joan Pressler takes English post in Hollidaysburg. Ruth Mickley shifts to William Penn Senior High School York. Grace Rosman moves from East Berlin to Dover Elementary. Qualified applicants urged to contact FE M Gruver in East Berlin. The essay ends noting the maximum US travel distance of 2,835 miles between Washington and Florida.
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Conewago
Enos Eberly
Red Lion Bank
Betty Weisenfluh
Joan Pressler
Hollidaysburg
Ruth Mickley
William Penn
York
Eva Haar
Grace Roseman
Dover FR
East Berlin
Dover
FE M Gruver
Box B
William Rosenzweig Succumbs Wednesday at 66
William Rosenzweig 66 of Thom asville R 1 died Wednesday morning at Warner Hospital after a two week stay. He retired from J E Baker Co Spring Grove and was a member of Paradise Union Church and Hanover Lodge 227 Moose. Surviving are his widow Minnie A Zarfoss a son and two brothers. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm Sauter Funeral Home Spring Grove with burial at the church cemetery.
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Willian Rosenzweig
Thomasville R. 1
Warner Hospital
John and
Angeline (Brenneman) Rosenzweig
J. E. Baker Co
Spring Grove
Paradise
Holtzschwamm)Union Church
Hanover Lodge
The
Moose
Minnie A. Zarfoss
William
Thomasville
Edward
York
Ervin
Sauter
George A. Clark
Calvin Smith
John Ream
Oscar Hipes
Jesse Hamme
Earl Rogers
John L. Toot
Mrs. Dorothy Finiff 53 Dies at Gettysburg Hospital
Mrs. Dorothy Gertrude Finiff, 53, wife of Clarence L Finiff of Hanover, died Saturday at 8 32 am at War ner Hospital Gettysburg after two weeks as a patient. Born Feb 7 1900 to Charles E and Rose Miller Manover she was a member of St Josephs Catholic Church and its Altar and Rosary Society. She also served with the Protective Home Circle and the American War.
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Dorothy Gertrude Finiff
Clarence L Finiff
Hanover
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Finiff
Charles E and
Rose Miller
Manover
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Protective Home Circle
Deaths: Mrs. Long long-time Hanover resident
Survived by husband and parents are four children from her previous marriage to Lewis J. Long who died in 1925. Also ten brothers and sisters and twelve grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday with solemn high mass of requiem at St. Joseph's Church Hanover, Rev. Charles E. Park officiating. Burial in St Joseph's Cemetery.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Amveta Post
Lewis J. Long
Lawrence E. Long
McSherrystown
J. Carroll Smith
Hanover R
George D. Long
Ernest Hossler
Hanover
George
John
R. Francis Smith
Berard Schuchart
Joseph
Charles A
Paul
Day-Old Baby Buried at Conewago Chapel
Donald Eugene Young day-old son of Glenn and Teresa Noel died Thursday at Hanover Hospital. Survived by grandparents George Noel Mount Rock and Mr. and Mrs Melvin Young Hanover graveside services conducted Friday Conewago Chapel Cemetery Rev Louis W Forgeng officiated
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Donald Eugene Young
Glenn
Teresa Noel
Young
Hanover
Hanover Hospital
George Noel
Mount Rock
Melvin Young
Conewago Chapel
Louis W. Forgeng
Freak Accident Causes $700 Damage on Lincoln Highway
A $700 damage bill notes a freak accident one fourth mile west of New Oxford on the Lincoln Highway. Kenneth L. Myers, 16, York, while trying to return to the right lane, lost control near Robert G. Tichon's eastbound car. Myers' sedan struck a guard rail and fence then hit Tichon's car on the right.
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New Oxford
Lincoln Highway
Kenneth L. Myers
W. King
York
Robert G. Tichon
New Oxford R
Myers
Tichon
Car Damage Figures in Fat Day-Bouy Bond Incident
Damages estimated at 400 for Myers and 200 pounds for Tichon in a Fat Day Bouy incident, noted near the rear of the formation.
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Myers
Tichon
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Klinefelter
University of Pennsylvania
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Brethren
Washington
Madison
Harry E. Trimmer
W. King Street
Mulberry
Home Service and Supply ¢ Co
Red Men's Hall Building
Frigidaire Cycla
Frigidaire Electric Ranges
Frigidaire Automatic Wesker
Frigitaire
Hoomwe & Form
Freseme
York County
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Bill Smith
Abbottstown
Sherman
Carlisle St
Merrymakers Orchestra
Mitzel
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Dover Fire Ca
Murdis Supply CO. Lumber and Feed
West
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W. Phila St
York, Pa
Millnimes
California
Florida
Thermador
W. L. Sterner
Rap
Frederick Street
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Clarence Finiff
E. H
Bill” Stambaugh
Venetian Blind Hospital
RT. Stotler
College Ave
Funeral Home
Kuhn
Philco
Hanover, PA
Eimerner
Latimiere Two
W. ©. Bheely
Cyril Neiderer
Linden Ave
Lincolnway West
New Osford
Westinghouse
America
Munters
Eternicelty
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Eels
Bey Toe
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Weer
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Real Cooking
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Metropolitan Edison Company
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