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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
11
Governor Scranton approved a 15045 allocation to Adams County for antipoverty programming and development. The cabinet will review applications at 7 30 this evening at the courthouse to select a director and staff for anti poverty efforts.
Engaged couple Sarah Catherine Fair and Charlies LeRoy Gembe are announced by Harold W. Fair of York Springs. Sarah Catherine, a 1966 Bermudian Springs High School graduate, plans nursing school. Charlies LeRoy Gembe, a 1966 Delaware Valley College graduate, is employed on the Angus Farm of Dr. Robert Stoner in Lewisberry.
Three men died in a morning crash on Route 15 near Cumberland Maryland. Howard L. McDaniel 21 Orranna R 1 died instantly from skull fractures. Orranna R 1 died at Warner Hospital from internal injuries. Eddie Lee Chaplin 18 Gewsburg R 3 died from a deep torso wound after being found 60 feet from the road.
Peachetta James daughter of Dewey W. James and Jeffrey Earl Eisenhart son of Mrs. James R. Eisenhart were married at St Matthew Lutheran Church Hanover. Rev Howard J. McCarsey officiated. The couple will reside in Charleston after a reception for about 400 guests at the Hanover Diner.
A northbound car attempted to pass a tractor trailer and collided head on with a southbound motorcycle. Both vehicles were demolished and one driver died. The incident increased Adams County's year to date fatal crash count to nine.
McCoy reports spending $1 020 13 in his unsuccessful bid for the Republican nomination for assemblyman. He lists no contributions and expenses including 25 for film fees 30 80 to Citizens for McCoy and remaining on advertising and printing. Citizens for McCoy committee shows $879 30 in contributions including the 330460 donated by the candidate.
Matthew C. Myers aged five was struck by a car driven by William A. Neiderer on Carlisle Street in New Oxford. He sustained abrasions to the right eye back legs and arms and was treated at Hanover General Hospital. The driver stated the boy darted into the street. Hanover police chief Robert McKain reported the incident.
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