Adams County Accepts Birkinsha Resignation As Child Welfare Chief
Adams County commissioners accept the resignation of Miss Adelia Birkinsha effective June 30 saying she is the best child welfare director they've ever had. The unit will be reclassified to second class under state rules requiring graduate work, prompting her departure. Betty Y. Livermore will replace her July 15, bringing a master's degree and Erie County Public Assistance experience.
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Adelia Birkinsha
Adams County Commissioners
Adams County Child Welfare Service
Miss Birkinsha
State Department of Welfare
Clarence C. Smith
Washington County
Mifflin County
Betty Y. Livermore
Department of Public Assistance
Erie County
Miss Livermore
Birkinsha
Child welfare director credited for saving county funds
The article lauds the child welfare director for excelling in her role and saving the county money by encouraging parents to contribute to the cost of their children's care.
Early Blight Hits Tomatoes Prompt Tomato Sprays
County Agent M. T. Hartman warns that early blight is present in small amounts in many tomato fields. He urges starting tomato spraying this week with ten day intervals and recommends a mix of 12 pounds Ziram plus 1 pound fixed copper per 100 gallons, with 0.5 pound skim milk if the mix browns. If flea beetles or potato bugs appear, add 2 pounds of wettable 50 percent DDT per 100 gallons. No late blight reported yet.
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M. T. Hartman
Hartman
Doris Staub Weds Francis Leonard In Saint Vincent Church
Doris Frances Staub daughter of Cora Staub and Urban Staub wed Francis Herbert Leonard son of Harry Leonard in a double ring ceremony at St. Vincent's Catholic Church. Rev Joseph G Gotwalt presided with a nuptial mass and altar decor of white flowers. A reception followed at the couple's home.
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St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Doris Frances Staub
Cora Staub
Hanover
Urban Staub
Berlin Junction
Francis Herbert Leonard
Harry Leonard
McSherrystown
Joseph G. Gotwalt
Estate of Laura A Hoover Final Account Filed
The First and Final Account of Hanover Trust Company trustee under Laura A Hoover's will for Warren S Trostel has been filed with Adams County Orphans Court. The account will be presented for confirmation on August 22 1982 at 10:00 AM unless exceptions are filed. Emma F Sheffer Clerk of Courts.
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Orphans County
Laura A. Hoover
East Berlin
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Hanover Trust Company
Hanover
Laura A Hoover
East Herling
Warren S. Treestel
Ophans’ Court
Pennsayilvania
Orphans’ Court
Emma FE. Sheffer
Hanover couple wed in 1945 Delane Catholic High ties
John L Livelsberger and Leonard unite in a Hanover ceremony described as a formal wedding. The bride wore nylon net Chantilly lace with a pearl Juliet cap and a colonial bouquet. Attendant Mrs John L Livelsberger and best man Richard B Groft officiated as relatives attended. After a weeklong Augusta trip the couple will live at 127 Third Street Hanover. The bride works as a bookkeeper at Hanover Heel and Innersole Co. and the groom is a mason for Raymond Markle. Both graduates of Delone Catholic High School in 1945.
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John L. Livelsberger
Hanover R
Leonard
Third St
Hanover
Hanover Heel and Innersole Company
Raymond Markle
Delane Catholic High School
McSherrystown
First Shot of Civil War Fired at Fort Sumter
The opening salvo of the Civil War occurred at Fort Sumter, marking the start of hostilities between the Union and Confederate forces. The incident signaled a national crisis and drew international attention to the conflict.
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Fort Sumter
Neidicks Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Carl Neidick Hampton observed their 25th anniversary June 15 with a dinner at the home of Mrs Willis Eppleman Aspers. Attending were Mrs Susan Neidick Hampton Miss Elva Eppleman Aspers the Misses Kathryn Janet Evans Harrisburg and Robert Evans Hershey. The table featured a tiered cake and candles. gifts were given to the couple.
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Carl Neidick
Hampton
Mrs. Neidick
Martin Family Returns From New England Visit
Mr and Mrs George R Martin of Gettysburg returned from a trip with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bud Anzengruber of Boston They toured the New England states and visited cousins near Albany New York during the visit
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George R. Martin
Gettysburg
Bud = Anzengruber
Boston
Martins
New England
Albany
N. Y
Marriages Continue With Local Graduates and Weddings
Isabel Wolfe and John Lewis Hinkle wed at Emmanuel Reformed Church Hampton with 200 guests. Doris Leister married Earl Hartlaub at St Pauls Westminster as the couple plan to reside in West Chester. Both brides are York Springs graduates. grooms hold local college ties and jobs in Harrisburg area.
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D. H. Sharrer & Son
New Oxford
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Court OF Adams Sonnsylvania Trust
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Lewis Hinkle
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Harrisburg
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Harrisburg Steel Company
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Bridgeport
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West Chester
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Oxford
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