Louise King shines as Harrisburg Youth Symphony cellist
Louise King of 128 Cocoa Ave, a sophomore and cellist of the Harrisburg Youth Symphony, performs at William Penn High School. She studies piano eight years, travels to Penn State for six weeks of music courses, and participates in Booster Club, Dramatic Club, Chorus, and the string ensemble. A banquet at Spring Creek Church features readings and music by local families. Martha Miller-Klein wedding in Towson Maryland, April 5, with Martha as Millersville student. hosts Mr. and Mrs. Myron Miller.
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Louise King
Warren King
Cocoa Avenue
Harrisburg Youth Symphony Orchestra
William Penn High School
Louise
Hershey High School
Pennsylvania
Erie
Jane I. Emel
Penn State
Myron W. Miller
Maple Avenue
Martha
Joseph Klein
York
Episcopal Church
Towson
Maryland
Millersville State Teachers
Local Marriages Highlight Hershey Chocolate Company Staff
Elaine Huber College note reports a groom who graduated midyear from the same college and teaches at Mt. Wolf. It lists other recent Hershey Chocolate Corp marriages including Charlotte Horst to Ellsworth Christ in Lancas ter and Janice Geesaman to Glenn Weidler in Campbelltown. Jean Warner wed Edward Huff II in Campbelltown. all unions date in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Wolf
Charlotte L. Horst
Hershey Chocolate Corporation
Campbelltown
Pennsylvania German Society to Meet in Hershey
The Pennsylvania German Society gathers in Hershey for talks on a 1958 class and Dutch Days at Hershey with Richard H. McCrone. Folklore Society members visit Hershey Museum to view the Danner Collection of Pennsylvania German antiques. A father of three is shopping for a cereal to boost energy.
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Hershey
Richard H. McCrone
Folklore Society
Hershey Estates
Hershey Museum
Danner
Hershey Spartans Baseball and Golf Teams Shine Across Week
Milton baseball beat Lebanon Cedars 9-6 with Jim Firestone on mound. Hershey Trojan golf crushed Cocalico Union 15 0 then faced Penn and York Junior College losses before prep for NJCAA regional. Balmer Ortenzi Long Glick lead Hershey golf with coach William Landis guiding team.
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Spartans
Gary Kennedy
Milton
Lebanon Cedars
Jim Firestone
Kennedy
Kerr
Ihrie
Marty Ruch
Hershey High
Trojan
Manor Golf Club
Cocalico Union
Bonowitz
Pellegrini
Larry Wise
Hummer
Dunbar
Hershey
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harold Balmer
York Junior College
Angelo Ortenzi
Jim Long
Allen Glick
National Junior College Athletic Association
Cobleskill
New York
Glenn Ziegler
James
New Hershey Area Births Reported Through May
A list of newborns announced from Hershey area hospitals and nearby towns includes families such as Garber of Campbelltown with a girl born April 22 and Pickle of Royalton with a boy born April 22. Others include Howe in Hummelstown with a boy born April 23 and Zeiger in Campbelltown with a girl born April 23.
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Robert
Merleen
Corel) Garber
West Main Street
Campbelltown
Walter and
Katie
Brajkovich) Pickle
Rife
Bird Streets
Royalton
Thomas and
Betty
Brinser
Hershey
Robert and
Julia
Hein) Shuey
Annville
William and
Lorraine
West
Rittenhouse
Palmyra
Edward and
Pauline
Hartman
Menicheschi
Chocolate Avenue
Ross and
Lucille
Fisher) Whitmer
Elizabethtown
Jeannette
Heisey
Herbert and
Margaret
Shanabrough) Guhschmidt
Bedford Street
Rutherford Heights
Cadet Fishing Derby Crowns Rickey Smith First in Rain
Rickey Smith wins first prize with a 19 inch brown trout in the Community Club Cadet Derby. Todd Balsbaugh places second with a 16 1/2 inch rainbow and David Koppenhaver third with a 15 inch rainbow. Derby area remains open to Cadet members with two fish per day limit. Re-stocking planned near month end.
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Rickey Smith
Robert W. Smith
Linden Road
Spring Creek
Todd Balsbaugh
Marlin E. Balsbaugh
East
Granada Avenue
David Koppenhaver
William E. Koppenhaver
Para Avenue
Ralph L. Hoar
General warns U S must track Communist advance abroad
Maj. Gen. H. J. Vander Heide commander of the XXI U S Army Corps (Reserve) at Indiantown Gap addressed the Hershey Rotary Club. He traced the red surge through Europe and the Far East and warned the nation to stay at least abreast of Russian progress. Rotarian William F. Landis introduced him.
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H. J. Vander Heide
U.S. Army Corps
Indiantown Gap
Hershey Rotary Club
Europe
Far East
Vander Heide
William F. Landis
Burtner Earns National Science Foundation Fellowship
Roger L Burtner a senior geology major at Franklin and Marshall College and son of Mr and Mrs Bruce L Burtner of Hershey is one of two F M students to receive an NSF fellowship The fellowship supports top seniors and graduate students nationwide Burtner plans to attend Stanford Graduate School in California
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Roger L. Burtner
Franklin and Marshall College
Bruce L. Burtner
Elm Avenue
Hershey
National Science Foundation
Burtner
Stanford
Stanford University
California
Etter
Hanover Street
Union de
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Woodmen of the World
Cub Scout
John Mull
U.S
WOW
Herbert Harkins
Mark O. Sheeley
L. E. Straub
Randall Wagner
Paul Fisher
Stella Brubaker
Linda Bell
John Cassel
Harold Ebersole
Robert Jacoby
Mothers and Daughters of the Women’s Work Organization
By Elaine Huber
Bassinet
Hershey Hospital
Roger Burtner