Oakville MYF reports many events and a 50th anniversary
Oakville Methodist church MYF met with leaders Mr and Mrs Ray Kuntz and heard Barbara Pantelas and Michele West sing. Delores Gerdner led God and the Scientific Age. A bake and rummage sale is planned March 26. Next meeting March 13 at Delores and Ronald Gerdner’s home. Clarence Lange and spouse celebrated their 50th at Mount Pleasant church with Oakville attendees. Other church activities included Day Apart planning and a candlelight service The Busy Mothers Bridge club held court whist with prizes. Various personals and birthdays were noted among Oakville residents.
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Oakville
MYF
Mothers Bridge Club
Dick Strawhacker
Judy Gerst
Leland Swafford
Don
Shirley Charbonneaux
Marion Brown
Betty
Ball
Michael Ross Sails on Goodwill Sea Tour Aboard Lloyd Thomas
Seaman Apprentice Michael E. Ross USN, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Ross of 204% W Second street, departs with the destroyer USS Lloyd Thomas for the Mediterranean. The ship will pass through the Suez Canal to the Red Sea and Indian Ocean to support U S Middle Eastern forces and goodwill missions with allied navies. After about two months she will rejoin the Mediterranean and join the Sixth Fleet as part of NATO forces, spending time between fleet operations and port visits in Mediterranean countries.
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Michael Ross
Michael E. Ross
Sixth Fleet
NATO
Mediterranean
Toranean
Two Cars Crash Prompt Driver Charged
George Nicholas Fisher Jr aged 18 of 809 Orange Street was charged with failure to have control after his 1964 car struck the rear of Nancy Ann Eardley’s auto on Third Street near Cedar Street at 9:40 p.m. He posted a $25 bond for a Police Court appearance March 19. Damage was mainly to Fisher’s right front. Eardley’s rear suffered less. Roland L. Howe of 914 East Sixth Street filed the report.
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George Nicholas Fisher, Jr
Orange Street
Third Street
Cedar Street
Nancy Ann Eardley
Oak Street
Fisher
Bradley
Roland L. Howe
East Sixth Street
Jurist Notes Sign of Spring
In Baltimore three men were accused of giving impromptu vocal concerts at market places. Judge Joseph L. Broccolino of Municipal Court sentenced one man to suspended jail time while placing the other two on probation. The judge called it the first sign of spring.
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Baltimore, Md
Baltimore
Joseph L. Broccolino
Municipal Court
Car Crash Damages 1961 Wagon in Front of Howe Home
A vehicle struck the front of a 1961 station wagon parked in front of the Howe home between noon and 4 15 p m. The other driver fled the scene and did not report the accident to Mr Howe or to police.
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Howe
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Mount Pleasant Methodist Church
Fred Hardin
Marjorie Malcom
Jim Wykert
Kenneth Campbell
Spiritual Life Committee
WSCS
Clara Wykert
Emogene Brown
Dorothy Gerst
Marjorie Strawhacker
Bonnie Richard
Ruth Campbell
Jean Wykert
Busy Mothers Club
Toolesboro
Nancy Wehage
Barbara Beeding
Verlee Kramer
Burlington Ospital
Jeffery Strawhacker
Don Hamilton
Kenneth Gerts
Oakville Feed and Grain Co
Kent Feeds
Muscatine
Join Ball
Jim Heathering
Capt. Heathering
Anchorage
Alaska
The
Air Force
David McCulley
Glen McCulley
Columbus Junction
Howard Robers
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Marvin Swafford
George Freers
Raymond Freers
Linda Lowe
Kathy Asher
Wapello
al Swafford
Brian Hamilton
Gene Hamilton
Morning Sun
Como AS
Loin End
van Camp
Lucas
Dial
Baker's Chocolate
Monarch Orange Juice
Honey Boy
Lee
Berry
KRAFT
Wheaties
Cheerios
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