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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

9

Joyce Yingling Elected President Of 4-H County Council

Joyce Yingling was elected president of the 4-H County Council of Adams County at a Friday meeting in the agricultural extension office. Officers include Helen Martin vice president and Joyce Musselman secretary, with Jeanne Martin as treasurer. The council organized to plan county wide 4-H activities including 4-H Week at State College and the South Mountain fair.

Missoyee Xingling Gettysburg State College Raymord Swope Berlin R Epler Atvawne Martin Larry Crouse Gettysburg Rall Richard Eversale, Jr Faiss Helen Mar Janet Hankey Granite

Beardless Man Taken To York County Jail After Bad Check Charge

Raymond I Beard twenty from Littles town was sentenced to sixty days in York on a charge of using money to buy a car for forty five dollars and failing to pay a board bill. He was released to Gettysburg authorities to face a bad check charge after Adams county lodged a detainer. Dewey McCauslin prosecuted the bad check case.

Raymond I. Beard Littlestown York York County Charles Smith Gettysburg Sherwood Beard Adams County Dewey McCauslin York Street Heard Tard C. Wolf

Beard Pleads Guilty and Is Remanded to Adams County Jail

Beard entered a guilty plea and was remanded to the Adams county jail by Justice of the Peace Robert P. Snyder for sentence, after Thursday night court proceedings.

Cording Beard Adams County Justice of the Peace Robert P. Snyder

Untitled item about Gettysburg resident and his dog Penny

Melvin E. Tressler of Gettysburg R. 4 reported Thursday that his 334year-old dayenter's pet dog Penny.

Melvin E. Tressler Gettysburg R. 4 Dayenter Penny

Ring removed after dog nose incident

Ting touched. The ring was removed Wednesday evening by Mr. Tressler. The Tresslers said the ring was put in the dog's nose that morning.

Ting Mr. Tressler Tresslers

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