Hi Neighbor Day Pays Tribute To Scrantons Here
The article notes a January 1961 opening of the Inn with Governor David Lawrence unveiling the state Insignia in the gallery. Governor Scranton will receive the keys to the Treadway Inn Governors Suite for year round use. Mrs. Scranton is expected for presentations and a countywide display of foods and Lebanon bologna as tokens of affection.
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Hi Neighbor
David Lawrence
Scranton
Treadway Inn
Deaths and Funerals
William M. Grubb 72 of 100 Campbelltown Road Palmyra died 10:30 p.m. Wednesday at Hershey Hospital after five weeks illness. Retired cutter for Hershey Printing. member Faith United Church of Christ Grantville and choir. Survived by son Cassell W. Grubb professor at DePauw University and three grandsons. Also mentions of Joseph Yorke 59 stockroom clerk died at Lebanon VA Hospital and buried Arlington National Cemetery. arrangements by Rodland Parlors.
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William M. Grubb
Campbelltown Road
Palmyra
Hershey
Cassell W. Grubb
DePauw University
Greencastle
Ind
Joseph
Clara Krum Grubb
St. Mary‘s Church
Joseph Yorke
Harrisburg
Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital
Cletus H. Wagman
Arlington National Cemetery
Rodland
Middletown Couple Linked to Flower Club and Death
Members of the Lebanon County Flower Club helped at Wernersville State Hospital with Pastime Fragrance Flower Club activities. Five members received corsages for birthday anniversaries as forty patients were served. A Middletown couple, Harry Dan ley 42 and Helen Dan ley 38, were found dead in their car in the garage, carbon monoxide poisoning tentatively blamed by Dauphin County Coroner Dr. Thomas J. Fritchey. they had been dead since Monday morning and were discovered Wednesday by a relative.
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Lebanon County Flower Club
Wernersville State Hospital
Fragrance Flower Club
Harry Bowman
Lee Kesster
William Beard
Clyde Fetter
Aimy Gambler
Middletown
Thomas J. Fritchey
Dauphin County
Harry Danley
Helen
Fritchey
South Lebanon School honors highlighted at Class Night
Linda Light leads a long list of award recipients at South Lebanon School Class Night. Ronald Newmaster and Harry Reedy win scholarships. Gary Messinger and Patricia Fitting receive Future Teachers of America honors. multiple students earn athletic, service, and scholastic awards from organizations and departments.
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Linda Light
South Lebanon
Ronald Newmaster
Harry Reedy
Newmaster
Lebanon Valley College
Gary Maessinger
Elizabethtown College
Lloyd Grander
Ray T. Krurmbine
Robert M. Maurer
Russell Bechtald
Ronald Wagner
Sue
Ellen Kochenberger
South Lebanon Lions
Leonard Swanger
Kathryn Brown
Suzanne Knapp
Gary Merainger
Danforth Foundation
Roscell Bechiald
William Bechtel
Anthony Miller
Womer
N Christian Temperance Union
Martha Kreider
Ruswell Bechtald
Parent Teachers Association
Clin
Rogard Newmaster
Ronald Snyder
Russell Bechtold
Future Teachers of America
Gary Messinger
Patricia Fitting
Mary Jane Seibert
Carole White
Francis Batz
Richard Bomberger
Betty Brocker
Rose Marie Dohner
Jean Kilmeyer
Russell Rechtold
Jiym Hains
Gerald Keller
Roger Kohler
Funeral services held for Clifford J Leahy
The Rev. Malcolm E Barr officiated at the funeral for Clifford J Leahy 102% Church St with services at Rohland Parlors and burial in Ebenezer Cemetery Pallbearers included Richard Miller Sr William Slike Sr Charles Gettle Charles Matthew Robert Reppert and Clarence Marks Jr
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Malcolm £. Barr
First United Church of Christ
Clifford J. ‘Boop) Leahy
Church St
Rohland
Ebenezer Cemetery
Richard Miller Sr
William Slike Sr
Charles Gettle
Charles Matthew
Robert Reppert
Clarence Marks Jr
Elizabeth Brown dies in Good Samaritan Hospital
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown 92 of 159 North Tenth Street died Wednesday night after a two day illness at Good Samaritan Hospital. Daughter of Elijah and Mary Parsons and widow of Benjamin Brown she was a member of Salem Lutheran Church. Burial details not provided.
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H. Elizabeth Brown
Good Samaritan Hospital
John Fagan
Granada Avenue
Katharine Weidman
Janet Rader
Ruth Hitz
Evelyn Fagan
Grace Spangler
Pauline O’neal
Fagan
Day Of Remembrance Observed In Spring Creek Church
In Hershey on Sunday the Day of Remembrance honored older adults at Spring Creek Church of the Brethren. The Rev. J Herbert Miller led the service with the Rev. Harper M Snavely delivering a sermon on Anxiety or Contentment. A dinner in the fellowship hall followed for fifty seniors served by War Work group. Floral tributes were given at several local churches including Church of the Redeemer and First EUB.
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Hershey
Spring Creek
Church of the Brethren
J.herbert Miller
Harper M. Snavely
Fellowship Hall
Snavely
Church of the Redeemer
United Church of Christ
Charlotte Barnhart
Verna Strine
Barnhart
Fishburns Evangelical United Brethren
Herbert Winters
James Morrison
Morrison
First Eub
Wilson M. Cake
Robert Bohner
Fredericksburg Man Named To State Post
Harvey W. Gehr of Fredericksburg is appointed chief equipment engineer for the State Department of Highways. He starts June 13 at a salary of 9923 and returns to a post he previously held. A registered professional engineer and Ohio Northern graduate, Gehr joined the department in 1922 and served from rod man to chief equipment engineer. He is a World War II veteran and a former Army lieutenant colonel.
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Harvey W. Gehr
Fredericksburg
State Department of Highways
Gehr
Hel
Frank X. Burke
Scranton
Ohio Northern University
Tom Rod Man
Sticker plan targets Santa Monica traffic violators
Municipal Judge W Blair Gibbens announced a plan to brand violators with a six by four inch sticker on their windshields for 30 days. The label reads Traffic violator Santa Monica Municipal Court. Scott R Torres 3 1400 Chestnut St treated for a foot laceration at Good Samaritan Hospital after stepping on glass at home.
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Santa Monica
Calif
W. Blair Gibbens
Gibbens
Santa Monica Municipal Court
Scott R. Torres
Chestnut St
Lucille M. Torres
Good Samaritan Hospital
Janet Houston Earns Master’s Degree from Columbia University
Miss Janet Houston received her master's degree Tuesday from the Columbia University School of Social Work in New York City. Her parents Mr and Mrs Robt Houston of 500 Bricker Lane and brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs John E Kimmel Jr of Harrisburg attended the commencement on the Columbia campus.
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Janet Houston
Columbia University School of Soeial
New York City
Rob ‘Att Houston
Bricker Lane
John E. Kimmel Jr
Harrisburg
Columbia
Flag Day Parade Discontinued After 62 Years
The 62 year old Flag Day parade was discontinued amid invited band changes and scheduling conflicts. Lebanon County parade plans cited band availability and summer recruiting issues, with Palmyra and Myerstown bands discussed. Last year drew 5000 spectators. June 15 ceremonies will feature Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Thomas R. White Jr and an invocation by Rev. Melvin E. Patrick with Rabbi Jerome Lipsitz offering the benediction.
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Cornwall
Eico
Myerstown
Elco
Annville-Cleona
Jis
Lebanon
Palmyra
James A. Ream
Lebanon County
Bethel VFW Installs Officers At Meeting
Bethel VFW members installed for 1963 84 term led by Commander Luther W Schlappich at the post home. New officers include Clayton L Schmehl senior vice commander and Robert W Manbeck junior vice commander with others serving in roles. The post has 100 percent membership for seven years and supports a Community Playground Association.
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Bethel
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
11Th District
Raymond Becker
Luther W. J Schlappich
Clayton L. Schmehl
Robert W. Manbeck
Richard EB. Weidman
Richard W. Reed
Richard &. Daub
Kenneth G. Dibble
John ¥. Bausman
Donald C. Miller
Harold Gassett
Blue Mountain Memorial
Schlappich
John 8. Rhoda
David J. Batdorf
Reading ~ Berks Tuberculosis and Health Association
William J. Wiengst
Becker
13Th District
Lester R. Spicker
Richard E. Daub
Bethel Vfw
Blue Mi. Veterans Home Association
Harold H. Gasserl
Theft of cemetery plant containers investigated
City police investigate the theft of two cemetery plant containers from a Mt. Lebanon Cemetery plot. Each container valued at $17.50. Report filed by Mrs. Jackson of 547 Tenth St on Wednesday.
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Mt. Lebanon
Pha Jackson
Tenth St
Busy Fingers 4 H Club Teens Demonstrate Cookies After Bike Fall
June Nine girls of the Tasty Snacks group met Douglas Snyder twelve with a knee laceration after a bicycle fall. They visited at Mrs Raymond Snyder home with Mrs John Pull in attendance and later spoke of show and tell entries including Karen Buchter's rock collection. The group planned oatmeal cookies and snacks for the next meeting at another location.
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Womelsdorf
Douglas Snyder
Raymond Snyder
John Pull
Hershey
Tell
Karen Buchter
Brownie Troop 410 Holds End Of Season Picnic
Brownie Troop 410 of Lebanon wrapped up its season with a Tuesday night picnic at St. James Lutheran Church attended by 32 girls. Each girl received favors, and a supper for the group was prepared by leaders Mrs. John Tene and Mrs. Harry Borman. The group is sponsored by the church mothers’ council.
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Brownie Troop
Lebanon
St. James Lutheran Church
John Tene
Harry Borman
Mothera Clase
Finger Laceration Treated At Local Hospital
Amimon C. Shank 38 of 28 N Lincoln Ave received treatment Wednesday at Good Samaritan Hospital for a laceration on his small right finger.
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Amimon C. Shank
Lincoln Ave
Good Samaritan Hospital
Earl H. Queck
Lehman Sr
Finger Pinch Injures Local Boy at Home
Frederick C. Weddington Jr. was pinched on his left ring finger by a door at his home on Wednesday afternoon. He received treatment at Good Samaritan Hospital.
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Frederick C. Weddington Jr
Frederick. Weddington
Federal St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Catholic High Class of 53 Plans Reunion
Lebanon Catholic High School class of 1953 reunion committee met at Mrs. Jack Vranesic home to plan the 14th anniversary gathering. They will produce a booklet of names, arrange red and white centerpieces, provide souvenirs, and hold the event August 10 at the Quentin Riding Club. Next meeting set for June 24 at Mrs. Clarence Patteson’s home.
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Lebanon Catholic High School
Jack Vranesic
Lebanon RD 5
Quentin Riding Club
Clarence Patteson
Moravian St
Wallace Defies Federal Order Over Admissions Clash
Wallace defies a federal injunction aimed at stopping him from blocking Negroes’ admission at Ole Miss. Cleve McDowell’s peaceful enrollment contrasts with fall riots, while other desegregation events unfold across multiple cities and a Stennis hearing criticizes the Civil Rights Commission.
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Seybourn Lynne
Wallace
Cleve McDowell
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
McDowell
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Jackson
United States
Chattanooga
Tenn
Danville
Jack‘son
Spartenburg
D.C
Columbia
Greenville
Savannah
Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson County Board of Registrars
Winston-Salem
N.C
Richmond
State
Culpeper County
Prince George County
Washington
John C. Sten
East and Northeast EUB Conferences Vote For Merger
East and Northeast EUB Conferences vote to merge led retirement of a longtime pastor who served the Jonestown ZUB Circuit for aix years and Third Church Philadelphia for 31 years. During the organizing session six ministers from East Pennsylvania will be ordained elder including Fay S. Fulmer Ransell A Slahiey and Paul Reite from Lebanon Palmyra and One Memorial EUR Church Trinity Church Lebanon and Palmyra local churches are named.
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Jonestown
Third Church
Philadelphia
East Pennsylvania
Lebanon Area
Fay S. Fulmer
One Memorial Eur
Ransell A. Slahiey
Lebanon Trinity Church
Paul §. Reite
Palmyra
Great Plains Belted by Heavy Rainfall and Floods
Widespread storms drenched the Great Plains with flash floods and tornadoes. Glasgow Montana saw 144 inches of rain in six hours, cutting power and flooding underpasses. Minot North Dakota and Cambridge Ohio faced severe flooding with destroyed tracks and bridges. Water supplies were contaminated and several towns endured damage as storms moved eastward.
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Great Plains
Glasgow
Mont
Dakotas
Kansas
Minot
N.C
Cambridge
Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
New Concord
Yankton, D.C
Kingman
Kan
Arnold
Neb
Lone Wolf
Okla
Scribner, Neb
Willowdale
Nashville
Pensacola
Fla
Midwest
Leavenworth
Lebanon Valley Livestock Market Currents Cattle and Hogs Mixed
At Lebanon Valley livestock market in Fredericksburg, cattle trade showed varied bidding with slaughter steers lower and cows steady to strong, while heifers traded around 22.10 to 29.10 with ranges by class. Feeder pigs fetched 10.28 to 15.73 per head and lambs moved unevenly, with spring slaughter lambs quoted 30 to 35 and utility grades 21.00 to 29.50.
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New York
API
Storks Baldwin Limass
Bethlehem
Robbie Brooks
American Telephone
Colgate
General Flec- Colo Foka
Columbia Gas
Rta
Aies Sanere International
Tol Atee Uy
Concatidation Caai
Corning Glass
Consumers Power Ae ‘Ontinental Can
Procter & Gambia
Bankern Alr
Casas Kodak Tennessee Corp
Xerox
Firestone
U.S. Steel
Ford Motor
Genaral Foods
Senera Motara
Goodrich
Jones & Laughlin
Goodyear
Youngstown
Grace
Great A & Greyhound
UPD
Harbison Walker Trete
Mis — Air Reduction
ACF Industries
Hercules Pander Seeete
Alco Products
Hershey
Allegheny Power
Hottie
Elec
Alteghen' Ludlum
Hgersoll Rand Allied Cl
Hsemvical
Inter Hua Machines
Chalmers
Inter Hatventar
Intec Nickel
American Airlines
Benye
Inter
American Can
Island Creek Coal
American Cyanam
Janene Lauer
American Electric
American Motors
Kopperens
Merican Tel & Tel Marican
Tobacen
Porkland Vaecenens
Arméa Steel
Lorillard
Olin
Owens
Pan Am
Ie Tavis
Pitts
Bibb Reynolds
Baskepee Ene Ptee
Fairy Richfield
Schenle
Seara
Few
Poorey Hy Mill
Mab Air
Cabba
Crates
Ohio State
Stewert Warner
Texaco
Orange UN Carbide
Ula Air
US Steel
Aoss Warner Pie
West Weeny Aq Weat
Wa Woolworth
Tree
Xerox Wees
Fredericksburg
Anne Hias
Lancaster Market Cattle Steady Amid Mixed Quality Reads
Market summary from Lancaster Pa reports cattle in the 1850 to 1825 utility range with several cull and low cull entries. Calves steady near JO. Hogs and sheep show limited activity with multiple price points and modest gains. Treasury balance listed as 7 218 076 391 19 dollars.
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Washington
U.S. Treasury
Explosion Sets New Oil Well Afire In Warren Area
A gas explosion near Warren Pennsylvania blasted a new oil well in Youngsville injuring six people. Four co-owners and two friends were burned while the well had just begun producing about 75 barrels of oil that morning. Walter E. Blakeslee and Martha Blakeslee lose critically? condition. Willis Fitzgerald remains critical. Walter L. Blakeslee and J Marion Howles listed fair to good. Earl H Queck suffered a finger injury at work.
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Warren
Youngsville
Pennsylvania
Warren General Hospital
Walter E. Blakeslee
Martha
Willis Fitzgerald
Martha Blakeslee
Walter L. Blakeslee
J. Marion Hawles
Helen Howles
Fair
Blakeslees
Fitz- Serald
Interest Rates Rise On Short-Term Loans Across Markets
The article reports rising short-term loan rates from U.S. Treasury to lenders, driven by expectations of tighter credit and policy shifts by money managers. It notes higher Treasury bill yields, potential impact on bank charges, and a likely constraint on hot money flows to foreign markets, with some stock gains offset by broader credit tightening.
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Dawson AP Bustites News Ausigst New York
U.S. ‘Treasury
Busitead
Washington
Tate
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Bank Charg‘les
Europe
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Wall Street
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Flower Club
Bacera
Athielia
Clifford J. Leahy
Hershey Women’s Guild
Elizabeth Brown
G. S. Hospital
Spring Creek Church
John Gergle
Mary Gergle
Robert Allen Hess
Pago Sea
Melvin E. Patrick
Second Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pamyra
Jerome Lipsitz
Beth Israel Synagogue
EUB
AY United
Preba International
Lebanon Valley Livestock Market
Lancaster Market
Lancaster
UPI
Imtael
Pomeroyy's
The
BON Ton
Eva Grimes
Pomeroy’s
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