Adams County C E Council reelects Harry T Baker president
Harry T Baker of Littlestone was reelected head of the Adams County Council of Christian Education at the closing session of its forty first annual convention in Pines Lutheran church near New Chester. About 250 attended as C C Culp of Gettysburg installed new officers.
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C.E. Council
Harry T. Baker
Littlestone
Adams County Council of Christian Education
Pines Lutheran Church
New Chester
Baker
C. C. Culp
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association
Earl J. Bowman
Thomas J. Winebrenner
Lloyd Garretson
Arendtsville
Seth C. Morrow
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
Temperance
T. J. Winebrenner
Harry S. Ecker
George H. Berkheimer
Harry
Barr
Hanover
Robert J. Gotschall
Norristown
Mary B. Amo
Committee For China Relief
Miss Amo
Frank Dougherty
173 Boys Enroll at Nawakwa Lutheran Camp
One hundred seventy three junior and intermediate boys settled into routine Tuesday at Camp Nawakwa in the South Mountain foothills for leadership training. Next week the camp will host girls of the same ages and advance registrations fill the facilities, which hold about 200 campers.
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Camp
Nawakwa
Lutheran Leadership
South Mountain Foothills
June Bride Trousseau Robbery Baffles State Police
State police investigate a theft at Eurene and Mary Murren’s Hanover Township home. A kitchen window was forced and items taken from the lower and upper floors include three neck laces a wrist watch 45 cents and the white satin wedding gown of Mrs Mary Keiser Murren who was married in April last year. Private Charles W. Lutton is leading the inquiry.
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Eurene Murren
Hanover R
Coneware Township
Abbottstown church members pledge over 500 dollars at Day services
H. F. Stambaugh, once critically ill, is able to be about and Mrs. Clyde Miller, seriously ill, is improving. At Children's Day services in the Lutheran church a subscription exceeding 500 dollars was pledged toward payment of the congregation's indebtedness. The Rev. Dr. A. R. Stick of Carlisle delivered the anniversary sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Stambaugh
Clyde Miller
Lutheran Church
A. R. Stick
Carlisle
Notice Estate of Saranda C Rupp
Estate of Saranda C Rupp deceased in New Oxford Adams County Pennsylvania announces Letters Testamentary granted to Harvey A Rupp Executor. Creditors to present claims and debtors to pay to the undersigned or to attorney J F Yake Jr Gettysburg Pennsylvania by order. Date appears June 20 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saranda C. Rupp
New Oxford
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Register of Wills
Harvey A. Rupp
Whoaea Aldvace
Penna
J. F. Yake, Jr
Esa
Gettysburg
Horse Killed by Car in East Berlin
A horse owned by John Runkle of East Berlin and ridden by his brother Mervin Runkle, 20, was killed when struck by a car in East Berlin Sunday evening. Mer vin Runkle escaped with brush burns. he was treated by Dr A W Kelly and transported to the doctor's office by Luther D March, driver of the car. Officer K Yemzow investigated after the crash was reported Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Runkle
East Berlin
Mervin Runkle
R. 3
K. Yemzow
Gettysburg
Mervin Kunkle
A. W. Kelly
Fast Berlin
Luther D. March
Accident in Midway Leads to Reckless Driving Charge
Raymond J. Freed of Hanover was charged with reckless driving in a Conewago township case after a Sunday evening collision in Midway. No injuries. damage about $25. State police investigator Officer George J. Evanko reported the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Freed
Broadway
Hanover
Justice of the Peace
L. G. Kuhn
Conewago Township
Midway
Freed
George J. Evanko
Gettysburg
State Motor Police
Driver Blinded by Car Approaching Hits Parked Machine
A driver traveling west on Main Street was momentarily blinded by an approaching car and collided with a parked machine owned by Elmer D. McClintock Carlisle. The incident, details and injuries, if any, were not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer D. McClintock Carlisle
Five fined for loitering in Gettysburg street
Four boys aged 16 to 18 and a 38 year old man were fined $2 each by Burgess C A Herges after being charged with congregating and assembling of idle persons on a public street obstructing use. Names of defendants were not disclosed. The group was taken into custody late Monday afternoon on York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess C. A. Herges
Gettysburg
Street Scene Plea After Dice Game Ends in Ditch
A group faced loitering charges after a street incident led to a ditch and an abutment. Chief Glenn Guise reported they were playing with dice and a put and take top. All pleaded guilty. the driver was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Guise
Auto Wreck West of Gettysburg Involving Lester Cool
A car reportedly driven by Lester Cool of Hanover Road left the left side of Hanover road about 7:30 pm Monday, one mile east of Gettysburg, and wrecked as it was driven west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Cool
Hanover Road
Gettysburg
W. C. T. U. Hosts Strawberry Treat at Adams County Home
Gettysburg chapter of the W C T U treated eighty guests at the Adams County home with strawberries and cake on Tuesday afternoon. A speaker lauded periodic examination as good business for protecting the government's heavy investment in planes.
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Adams County
Gettysburg
The
W.C.T.U
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