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Brungarf Reunion Held at BoonevilleBOONEViLLE — Eighty-five relatives and friends gathered at Booneville Camp Ground on Saturday, Aug. 12, for the 40th annual Brungart reunion. The event marked the 215th year of the Brungarts in America.At a short business meeting called by President George J. Bohn, Centre Hall, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:President — Harold L. Brun-gard, Mill Hall; vice president —Harold M. Brungard, Logan-ton; secretary — Maude 0.Brungard, Indiana: treasurer— Mrs. Ray Kirchoff, Howard; chairman of vital statistics — Franklin D. Brungart, Hagerstown, Md.: chairman of awards —Mrs. Harold N. Brungart, Spring Mills; chairman of hobbies—J. Wallace Brungart, Glen Rock: historian — Vera Catherine Brungart, Washington, D.C.Harold M. Brungard, Mrs. Chester Imes, Mrs. Helen Welshans, and Mrs. Alma Sey-ler were appointed to the Recreation Committee.Chairman of Awards, Mrs. Harold N. Brungart, Spring Mills presented gifts to the following persons:Mrs. Alice Curts, Washington, D.C. — oldest lady present: Mr. Wilbur Jackson, Mill Hall —oldest man present; Donna Lamey, Loganton — youngest girl present; Douglas Lamey, Loganton— youngest boy present; Mr. and Mrs. S. Cleve Brungart, Centre Hall — the couple married the longest; Mr, and Mrs. Harold L. Brungard Jr., Mill Hall — couple most recently married; Mr. Ralph Curts, Washington, D.C. — person traveling the greatest distance.The guessing contest was won by Mrs. Harold L. Brungard, Mill Hall. The games and contests were conducted by Harold M. Brungard, Mrs. Maude Imes, and Mrs. Helen Welsh-ans, all of Loganton.Those present were:Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brungard, and son George, Avis;Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rossman, and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wit-mer, Bellefonte; Mr. and Mrs. j George J. Bohn and Mr. and Mrs. S. Cleve Brungart, Centre Hall; Mrs. J. W. Brungart, Glen Rock; Mrs. Ray Kirchoff, Howard; Miss Maude 0. Brungard, Indiana; Mrs. Laura Fenste-maker, Limerick.Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Brungard, Mrs. Fred Douty and son David, Mr. Chester Harbach, Gerald, Barbara, and Curt Held, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heltman, Mrs. Chester Imes, Mrs. Doyle Lamey and children, Denis, Douglas, and Donna, Mrs. Russell Lehman. Mrs. Edna Lesher, Mrs. Grace Matter and Barbara Matter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sevier and children, Myron, Edwin and David, Mrs. Miller Stamm, and Mr. and Mrs. William Welshans, Loganton.Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Brun-4gard, Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Brungard Jr., Mrs. L. Fay Brungard, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Dunkle, Mr. Wilbur Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rishell, Mill Hall.Misses Cindy and Vicki Sat-tcson, Milton; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bohn, Myerslown; MissesDawn and Diana Lacliat, Reading; Miss Celia Brungart, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brungart, Mr. J. Victor Brungart, Rebers-burg; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brungard, and Mr. George Jackson, Salona. Mr. and Mrs. Harold N. Brungart, Spring Mills.Mr. and Mrs. C. Wert Bohn and Mrs. Florence Nihart, State College; Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Tyson, Sunbury; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ttitzer, South Williamsport; Mrs. Mabel Miller, Williamsport; Mr. and Mrs. Franklin I). Brungart, Hagerstown, Md.; Mrs. Alice Curts and Mr. Ralph Curts, Washington, D.C., and Mr. and Mrs. R. Victor Brungart, Covington, Va. _There are more than 13.000 commercial banks in the United Slates.
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Thu, Aug 17, 1967
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