East Berlin Board Appeals Adams Plan for One District
East Berlin School Board filed an appeal against the Adams County six district plan seeking approval of a single district. The petition cites district pupil counts below the 4,000 target, financial constraints, and calls for unified governance to improve services, facilities, and tax base. The filing names Richard A. Riggs and CL Spangler, notes Hartzell’s July 6 retirement, and cites predecessor Hartlaub as supporter of a one unit plan.
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East Berlin
Adams County
Hugh C. McKhenny
Adams County Board of School Directors
East Berlin Board
Earl B. Hartzell
Fairfield
Hartzell
Fred H. Hartlaub
Pleasant Two
Richard A. Riggs
CL. Spangler
Strachan Two
Bermudian Springs
Deaths George T Haar 68 Hanover area resident
George T Haar 68 husband of Edna Griffin Haar of New Oxford R 1 died Wednesday at 4 35 p m at Hanover General Hospital after admission Monday He was a son of Mary Jacobs Haar and the late Henry M Haar and a member of Emmanuel United Church of Christ Abbottstown Surviving include his wife three sisters Amy Kelly Ruth Mickiey Eva Haar Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 30 a m at Wetzel Funeral Home Hanover Rev John Z Martin officiating Interment Mt Olive Cemetery Abbottstown
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George T. Haar
Edna Griffin Haar
New Oxford
R. 1
Hanover General Hospital
Mary Jacobs Haar
New Oxford R. 1
Henry M. Haar
Emmanuel United Church of Christ
Abbottstown
Amy Kelly
East Berlin
Ruth Mickiey
Eva Haar
Wetzel Funeral Home
Hanover
John Z. Martin
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Mrs Anna C Smith 79 Dies at East Berlin Home
Mrs Anna C Smith 79 mother of a York woman died Saturday at 9 20 am at the home of Otis Myers East Berlin R 2 She was daughter of the late William and Jane Shettle Surviving include a daughter Mrs Harry V Spahr 73 North Tremont St York six grandchildren six great grandchildren and a brother Adam Shettle 636 Roosevelt Ave York Rev Claude R Baublitz pastor
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Anna C. Smith
York
Otis Myers
East Berlin
Smith
William and
Jane Shettle
Harry V. Spahr
North Tremont St
Adam Shettle
Roosevelt Ave
Claude R- Baublitz
East Berlin Appeal Adopted for County Plan
At a June 8 meeting the East Berlin appeal was adopted and will be attached to the county plan by the county board. The board plans to send the compilation, including other appeals, to Harrisburg before July 1.
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East Berlin
Harrisburg
Funeral rites for church member held at York
The service officiated at St. James Lutheran and conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Robert F. Koller Funeral Home in York. Burial followed at Mt. Rose Cemetery.
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St. James Lutheran Church
Robert F. Koller
W. Market St
York
Mt. Rose Cemetery
Twin Girls Die Soon After Birth
Twin girls born Sunday at Warner Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wagner York Springs R 1. One infant died Sunday and the other died early Monday. Surviving are the parents brothers and sisters Gary David Joseph Michael Sharon and Lois at home and grandparents Mrs. Leslie Wagner Hanover and Mr and Mrs Paul Stauffer York Springs R 2. Graveside services are planned at 3:30 PM at Mummert's Meeting House Cemetery.
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Warner Hospital
Ray Wagner
York Springs R
Gary
David
Joseph
Michael
Sharon
Lois
Leslie Wagner
Hanover
Paul Stauffer
York Springs
Mummert's Meeting House
Divorced Pair Porters Faced Indignities Ruling
Former Franklin County Judge Edmund C. Wingerd in filing his master report recommends a decree on grounds of indignities in the divorce of Robert Lee Porter aged 34 of Chambersburg against Elizabeth Brookens Porter aged 35 of New Oxford R D. 1. The couple wed in Frederick on May 16 1955.
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Franklin County
Edmund C. Wingerd
Robert Lee Porter
Chambersburg
Elizabeth Brookens Porter
New Oxford R. 1
Porters
Frederick
God Does Speak Sermon at First Lutheran New Oxford
The Rev. Dr. Paul L. Foulk delivered the Sunday morning sermon at First Lutheran Church New Oxford titled God Does Speak. An acolyte pair Paul Boose Richard Walton. Greeters Mrs Clark Nitchman Linda Nitchman Mr and Mrs Walter Wold gang. Flowers by Mrs J L Kratzert in memory of J L Kratzert. Choir practice times listed. Council meets July 2 at 8 p.m. Sunday School picnic set for this Sunday at Conewago Boy Scout Camp Dicks Dam.
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Paul L. Foulk
First Lutheran Church
New Oxford
Paul Boose
Richard Walton
Clark Nitchman
Linda Nitchman
Walter Wolfgang
J. L. Kratzert
Committees Named for Event With Refreshments and Lunch
General committee includes Glenn Shupp as chair Paul Evans and John Stock. Refreshments by Ken Walker with Nelson Miller Leo Ecker and John Feeser as chairs. Prizes set by Mrs Ward Eason with Mrs Mark Stock and Mrs Henry Baugher. Men s games chaired by Ben Millar Lloyd Stock Jr and Lynn Seppo. Ladies games chaired by Mrs Charles Jacobs and Mrs Nelson Miller. Games start in the afternoon and a basket lunch is at 4 p.m.
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Glenn Shupp
Paul Evans
John Stock
Ken Walker
Nelson Miller
Leo Ecker
John Feeser
Ward Eason
Mark Stock
Henry Baugher
Ben Millar
Lloyd Stock Jr
Lynn Seppo
Charles Jacobs
Methodist Guest Speaker at New Oxford Meeting
The Methodist church at New Oxford hosted a guest speaker last Sunday morning. Attendance rose as the community gathered to hear the speaker discuss faith and outreach programs.
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Oxford Meth
Differences That Make a Difference Sermon at Odist Church
The Rev. Amos D. Meyers of York Springs spoke on Differences That Make a Difference. Flowers on the altar were placed by Mr and Mrs Alvin Jones and flowers from the Haar funeral. Choir practice is at 8 30 p.m.
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Odist
Amos D. Meyers
York Springs
George Haar
God
Alvin Jones
Clergy Couple Attend Annual Conference at Lycoming College
The Rev and Mrs William Kennard and Mrs Abram Belt joined delegates at Lycoming College Williamsport for the religious conference held last week with attendees from area churches.
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William ‘Kennard
Abram Belt
Lycoming College
Williamsport
Earth Orbits the Sun at About 19 Miles A Day
A fragment notes the earth travels around the sun at an estimated speed of 19 miles per day. The terse line captures a basic celestial motion without broader context or figures.
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