New Oxford Local Items Read Across Thanksgiving Week
Local notes report Miss Jane Spangler visiting relatives in Shippensburg and changes in households. Families Spangler and Meckley hosted guests including Herbert Spangler and Susan Meckley. Deer hunting reports include multiple residents with several 5 to 9 point bucks. Church activities note United Church of Christ class party and Mite Society meeting with officers reelected.
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Jane Spangler
Shippensburg High School
Clyde H Spangler
Hanover St
Herbert Spangler
Shippensburg Stc
Clyde Spangler
Spangler
Susan Meckley
Abbottstown
Ernest Spangler
Bethlehem
John Smarkola
Corky
Philadelphia
Smarkola
Charles E. Slaybaugh
Lincolnway East
Richard A. LeGore
Gettysburg
Russell LeGavre
Warren Cook Jr
Hunterstown
James T. Cook
Cumberland
Robert Little
Clyde Little
Jacob Dennis
Mt. Pleasant Township
Kenneth Kohler
Center Square
Michael Chrismer
Washington, D. C
Mite Society of
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Clarence Noel
Harry Stock
Ray Sponseller
Glenn Myers
C. W. Miller
Jean
R. D
A. W. Griest
Rochester
N. Y
New Oxford
R. C
Guy Sponseller
Diane
Arlington
Carl Sponseller
Herbert Sponseller
Fredericksburg
WSCS Christmas Party at Mrs DeTar’s Hosts Dec 9
The Methodist Church WSCS meets for a Christmas party Monday December 9 at 7 30 p m at Mrs M D DeTar home. Guest speaker is Mrs John Jackson Hanover district WSCS president. Baptisms performed at St Pauls United Church of Christ included Jacqui Baker Craig Millhimes Earl Stock and Randall Watkins.
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WSCS
The
Methodist Church
M. D. DeTar
John Jackson
Hanover
Harrisburg
Joseph MecGavin
New Oxford
Pompano Beach
Fla
McGavin
N. E
36Th St
Harry W. Lookenbill
Lincolnway West
Henry Lookenbill
Jacobus
Earl Lookenbill
Samuel Copenhaver
Spring Grove
James Lookenbill
Spring Grove R. D
York County
Luther Chilcote
R. 2
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
Jacqui Lee Baker
Robert Baker
Craig Allen Millhimes
Roy Millhimes
Earl George Stock
George Stock
Randall Lee Watkins
Richard Watkins
Deanery plans and nominations for diocesan activities
The text outlines a sun day August 9 deanery gathering at Emmitsburg and a trip to Mt. St. Marys College for benediction. It calls parish presidents to nominate a woman from each council to the deanery committee, with Miss Evelyn C Altoff as chair. It notes a 1964-65 international high school student invitation and a revision of the diocesan constitution. Mrs James Sneeringer will assist in a Georgetown study on population growth.
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Emmitsburg
Mt. St. Mary's College
Evelyn C. Altoff
United States
James Sneeringer
Georgetown University
Bers
Conewago
George Simon
Fatima
Harrisburg
Corpus Christi Council
Chambersburg
John F. Kennedy
Littlestown
Bernard M. Selby
Thomas G. French
Clyde H. Rohrbaugh
Cochairman
Foreign Relief
Altoff
Parakeet Gift Trend Promotes Holiday Cheer
French's Pet Bird Laboratories in Rochester reports parakeets as the third most popular pets and a growing Christmas gift. Experts note teaching a simple Christmas greeting with daily practice. moms often do best in training.
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Pet Bird Laboratories
Rochester
Parakeet Care Tips From French Seed Packers
New parakeet owners are advised to give the bird time to adjust and avoid startling it. Keep the cage shaded away from drafts, feed daily, and speak softly to help the pet settle into its new surroundings.
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French
Jewelry Gift Center This Christmas Promises Wide Selections
The Jewelry Industry Council notes jewelers offer an expanded range of gifts this year with trusted taste and integrity guiding shoppers. Watches of varied styles meet practical and formal needs, while parakeet care tips appear amid unrelated nursery school anecdotes.
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Jewelry Industry Council
Jewelry Gifts Reflect Fashion Across All Ages
Silver hollowware and gifts from the jeweler spotlight fashion in home decor and personal adornment. Designers tailor selections by age group from infants to adults, with items such as silver rattles, tie tacks, compacts, pins, and locket frames. Santa’s linkage to current trends boosts jewelry purchases as style guides note evolving waistlines and accessorized outfits.
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Santa
Distinctive styles shape young men's accessories
Sleeves and necklines aside, sterling identification braces mark today’s teens. Pen sets, wallets, and desk items reflect personal taste and future careers. Smoking gear like lighters and cases gain prominence. Rings may denote fraternal insignia or initials. Birthstone rings symbolize affection and lasting regard.
Campaign expense report for George W. Taughinbaugh
George W. Taughinbaugh spent 1262.32 dollars in his unsuccessful bid for register and recorder, with 775 dollars listed as a donation to the Act. The expense account was filed in the commissioners' office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Taughinbaugh
Register and Recorder
Commissioners’ Office
Act
Hampton and nearby residents visit in York and beyond
Hampton visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rinker Jr and children, and Mrs. Sam Trimmer. East Berlin visitors stop in York. Mrs. Robert Chronister planned to return home from Temple University Hospital after surgery. Mrs. Ray Myers shot a five point buck at McConnellsburg. D. E. Myers improves after illness. A county Democratic committee meeting noted $100 for traveling and advertising funds.
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Roy Rinker Jr
Hampton
Sam Trimmer
Bitterville
Austin Rinker
Carole
Hanover R. D
Edna Rinker
Pearl E. Neidick
Amy Kelly
East Berlin
York
Robert Chronister
Temple University Hospital
Ray
Betty) Myers
McConnellsburg
D. E. Myers
Earl Ensor
Roy “Myers
Dave Myers
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