Ed Moves Ahead With Merger Vote In Adams County
Adams County Board of School Directors adopts a resolution directing their solicitor to file merger petitions with the county court. The plan covers Gettysburg New Oxford and Littlestown districts for a fall ballot, with Mt Pleasant Township residents opposing further division and seeking an independent district for 11 pupils. Keith group seeks tailored assignment to Gettysburg. board notes geographic ties and maintains January merger plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Piemnant
Adams County Board of School Directors
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Littlestown
J. Francis Yake
Mt. Pleasar
R. C. Harbaugh
Cloyd Miller
Bonneauville
White Hall
John B. Keith
Keith
Stere
Rush L. Canouse
Lower
Adams
Annabelle Deardorff Eiker
Rebecca C. Crowlund
Gettysburg R. 2
South Mountain Fairgrounds
Sealed sewer work payments and signing delayed to next month
Engineers note final payments may proceed with $15 298 89 retained. Signing of the completion certificate postponed. A sewer lateral at 102 N Peters St owned by George A Miller authorized to serve the resident, with potential future laterals expected for old lines. Requisitions approved include Reisinger Brothers 13863 81, Frank L Black Jr 68 90, Tracy Engineers 286 32 and 25 00. outfall pipe action not taken due to absence of authority member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Peters St
George A. Miller
Reisinger Brothers, Inc
Frank L. Black Jr., Inc
Tracy Engineers, Inc
Fred Klunk
Monthly report on special education account balance
The monthly report shows a balance of 29704 after May disbursements of 13072 and receipt of 39.72 in milk subsidy. The meeting occurred in the county superintendent's office on Carlisle Street with President Curtis Sponseller presiding. All members were present except Earl Hartzell. County Superintendent Keefer and Mr Yake attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle St
Curtis S. Sponseller
Earl B. Hartzell
Fairfield
C. P. Keefer
Yake
Red Run Church To Be Renovated Ground breaking at St Pauls Union
Ground breaking services planned at St Pauls Union Church Red Run East Berlin on Sunday June 1 at 9 am led by pastors Rev Charles Snyder and Rev William H Ander man Jr Congregation to meet outside for the groundbreaking then move inside for worship This marks the start of a remodeling project including a 26 foot addition and removal of interior elements with possible basement excavation to expand church school space starting June 26 1960 worship to shift to Krall Town Elementary School during reconstruction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Union Church
Red Runl
East Berlin
KR. D
Charles Snyder
William H. Anderman Jr
Kralltown
Council debates sign heights and police role at meeting
Discussion at the council continued over sign height rules with Officer Bent wel accused of discrimination regarding Brendle s sign placement. Brendle noted many borough signs are not eight feet high and received permission to set his sign freely. Other business included hiring options for ex officer Martin Redcay, possible sewer service for Oxford Container Company, and replacing the water plant chlorinator with costly automatic equipment. The finance chair urged rapid payment authority for utilities and CCDs, noting 212.00 from the State Motor License Fund. The borough will vacate Center Square by July 3 and move to the Fire Hall the following day after finalizing the lease with the fire company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Oxford Township
Oxford Container Company
Municipal Authority
Lee Haines
P Keeler
Coune
C.C.D
Counel
Council
Center Square
State Sanitary Board Advices Construction Authority Meeting Set
The State Sanitary Board advised that construction must proceed. Klunk has been handling the matter in conversations with state officials. The Authority will hold its next regular meeting on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Sanitary Board
Klunk
Balcony and church addition project announced
A church plans to rebuild the balcony and add a new chancel. Furnishings will be purchased for the expanded area. The work is expected to take most of a year to complete.
Borough approves lease documents for company quarters site
Months ago and all parties signed documents governing leasing of the company quarters once used as a meeting site. Attention was called to a sidewalk laid at Lincolnway West rail road crossing not on the grade requiring investigation and potential correction by the railroad and Reisinger Brothers. Bills totaling 1763.56 in borough funds and 181.74 in water funds were authorized for payment. Attending were Paul Wagner Lloyd Stock HS Griffin Glenn Alwine C P Keeter ROW Wolf burgess Guy Staub Lawrence Bevenow Officer Bentzel Charles Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couner
Lincolnway Weat
Reisinger Brothers
Paul Wagner
Lloyd Stock
HS Griffin
Glenn Alwine
C. P. Keeter
Row Wolf
Burgess Guy Staub
Lawrence Bevenow
Officer Bentzel
Charles Wolf
Steps on nail send man to Carlisle Hospital
Michael McElween of Gardners K. 2 received treatment at Carlisle Hospital for a puncture wound to the right foot after stepping on a nail over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McElween
Gardners K. 2
Carlisle Hospital
Legere Sell Two Acre Property to Helwig Couple
Paul A Legere and Florence L Legere transfer two acre property to Robert L Helwig and Marie W Helwig of Wenksville. The record notes the sale details with parties and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A
Florence L. Legere
Mr. Pleasant
Robert L
Marie W. Helwig
Wenksville
Oet Atioee We
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salem
Goldens, PA
Benefit of Building Fund
Metropolitan Edison Co
Clearview Bowling Center
Hanover
Hoffman
Old Spice
Yardley
King’s Men
His , Lanvin, Mom, Chanel
Max Factor
S&h
Frederick St
C. $. Gannett
Hanover, Pa
Red Run
Arthur P. Kelley
Lincolnway
Justice OF the Peace
Accountant Bookkeeping Service
General Insurance
Smithway
PEED
Tour Bectek Company Ee
Home Service & Supply
George H. Bixler
Hoenover
Wentz Oil Service, Inc
Baltimore St
Thermador
Jane
Slothour
Riddle’s Appliance CO
THE
Riddle's
Riddle
Baitmeve
Carlisle
Henover, Pa
Salle Yspapr
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!