The Steinour house was never empty of love, laughter, a fun game of cards, or good food thanks to Betty and her joyful, open heart.
Jeffrey “Jeff” Allen Koenig was nothing short of a true legend to all who knew and loved him. He loved all sports, whether playing or as a fan.
In his later years, Jim loved spending time at the family cabin with his children and grandchildren. He also had a passion for antique vehicles.
In his early years, Earl was a farmer, and then went to work at the Mercersburg Tannery for 30 years. He also worked at Landis Tool Company and DL Martin.
The backlot at the Capitol Theatre Center at 159 S. Main St. in Downtown Chambersburg, Franklin County, PA will be the place to be… Saturday, July
Town Council will review and discuss the draft comprehensive plan, Chambersburg Vision 2035 on Monday, June 27, 2022. The meeting will be held at 7:00 p.m.
Electricity costs are rising across Central Pennsylvania. For businesses that require large amounts of energy to run essential equipment, increasing rates can significantly impact overhead.
Joann was a devoted employee of the former Mountain Valley Center in Chambersburg, working as a loving caregiver with handicapped adults, until retiring.
Daniel worked as a truck driver and also in the amusement industry as an operator. He enjoyed riding motorcycles and repairing cars.
Bertha had worked at the Stanley Company as a seamstress. She loved her children and grandchildren. She loved playing bingo.
April loved playing BINGO, taking trips to the Casino and especially enjoyed attending family gatherings. She was a member of St. Andrew Catholic Church.
Ed was a graduate of Middletown High School class of 1965. He enjoyed sports, gardening and his dogs and his many friends.
With the school year having just wrapped up, it may seem like it’s time to take a summer vacation. To breathe and relax a minute.
In her free time Mary enjoyed traveling in general, going to wine festivals, and playing the lottery. She was of the Catholic faith.
Bob was an avid hunter and was a life member of the Shippensburg Fish & Game, the North American Hunters Club, and the NRA.
It was a busy weekend for Waynesboro man, Fredrick Allen Rickard. He is behind bars for three separate incidents across the county. Incident 1: Harassment
Cassandra Morrow ’12/’14M has been named the Student Success Coach for Student-Athletes at Shippensburg University. Morrow fills the vacancy created after Trejon Dinkins, the previous Student
Joyce continued working as a house wife, mother, and watched many of her grandchildren, and still found time to do volunteer work for many organizations.
Mrs. Shank was a homemaker who had been employed by Washington Township Sewer Authority and Quincy Township Sewer Authority for many years.
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