Claymont Boy Scouts Plan Two Week Camping Trip
Thirty seven Bay Scouts and four adult leaders from Troop 51 of Atonement Methodist Church depart Sunday at 1 p m for two weeks at Camp Rodney and Robin Hood Maryland. Led by Scoutmaster Brad Hoffman they will earn 65 merit badges and compete in scouting games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claymont
Mark Allen
Gregg Aukerman
Stephen Kukich
Donald Outten
Mitchell Duling
James Jones
turnuWly
Brad Hoffman
Elwood Bannon
Robert Gross
Michael Marsilis
Thomas Johnson
John Reese
Advancement
Life Scout
Charles Allen
Stephen Andersen
Rodney Barlow
Richard Barlow
David Berry
Leland Bird
Richard Brewer
Alan Campbell
James Crawford
Robert Halisted
William Hirseman
Robert Hirseman
George Hoffman
James Johnson
Robert Ludwigsen
Richard Maloney
Bruce Marshall
John Marshall
George McDowell
Charles Morgan
Thomas Morris
Shannon Russell
Michael Scanlan
Francis Spence
David Turner
Middletown Presbyterians Plan Annual Bible School
Calvary Presbyterian Church Middletown will run a two week Summer Bible School starting Monday at 9 a.m. with four departments and all classes meeting together for the first 30 minutes each morning. Rev. Daniel Fannon directs assisted by Mrs. George Deibert. The mission offering aids Rev. Werner Meitling’s children Sammy and Susan in Chile. Special treats and refreshments accompany daily recesses and closing exercises on July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claymont
Claymont Youth Council
Green Street
Ray Axsom
Robert Willis
Claymont High School
Claymont Special School
Axson
Middletown
Calvary Pres °Byterian Church
Daniel Fannon
George Deibert
Charles Copple
Elmer Lohr
I Habbersett
Gerald Newquist
Harold Mueller
James
Albany
George Brown
Carl Derk
Kenneth Roach
Fannon
Helen Wright
Horace Bigger
Werner Meitling
Sammy
Susan
Meitlings
Chile
Ripiis
Naomi
County Medical Unit Goes on Active Duty
Seven officers one warrant officer and 50 enlisted men of the 324th Medical Depot Army Reserve are stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky for two weeks of active training. Maj George H Cramer leads the unit with training at Louisville Medical Depot and the James W Reese Army Center. The program includes payrolls personnel records stock control and receive and issue procedures with a new sub depot for on site storage and issuance of medical supplies. The unit will receive practical administration and supply experience and will be marked as Army Reserve Unit on Annual Active Duty for Training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upland
324Th Medical Depot
Army Reserve
Fort Knox
George H. Cramer
Bickmore Drive
Wallingford
James W. Reese
Harold D. Nickerson
Middletown Township
Selim Lunden
Clifton Heights
Anthony Finn
Chester
Anthony Lutz
Harry M. Scott
Robert P. Stanley
Norwood
Maj
Cramer
Flhwee
Lutz
Philadelphia
Louisville
Louisville Medical Depot
Maj. Cramer
Red Cross Honors Volunteer Workers at Annual Meeting
Recognition of long serving volunteers highlighted by Mrs Paris Andes and Mrs Alverndale for 20 years and Miss Anne Longstreth for 11 years. Eighty-six volunteers totaling over 1,500 hours, plus 55 others with five and ten year pins, were honored by the Western Delaware County Red Cross Board at a meeting opened with a flag salute and ceremonies led by Samuel Montgomery as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Andes
Alverndale
Howard
Crosby Smith
Ethel Bax
Dela
Ter
John Bell
Charles T
Ware County
Anne Longstreth
Byers
Elizabeth Dever
Red Cross
Wilkes
Margaret Hoey
Carlizm
Wood
Roll Jones
Cyril Leach
George T. Lewis
Samuel Montgomery
Henry E. Macky
Hareroup
Louisry Sweeney
Herbert R. Swing
C. W Withing. Essaf
Margaret Willcox
E. S
Presentations
Arnall
Robinson Tyn
Dorothy Hopkins
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Bay Scouts
Presbyterians Plan
County Medical Unit
Benjamin Dellessert
Dellessert
Passy
France
West Indies
Keystone
St & Market Sts
161
Market Sts
Marcus Hook
Martyn Lyneh
Davil Montgomery
Jean Pierre Baldwin
Nation
Raymond Dawson
Margaret Dawson
Aloysius Chooley
Marius ‘Brohard
James Clemens
Gerald Clark
K. T’, Sorensen
Manoa
Weinberg
Dacron
Wetnberg
Meiberg
Arnel Jersey
Frea Arnel
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