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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1955
Page
14
Hunters from New Oxford and surrounding areas report several deer kills across Tioga and Cumberland counties. Local schools announce Christmas programs and holiday schedules as civic groups plan events and gatherings in December.
Sunday School officers elected at the Upper Bermudian Lutheran Church near Idaville include Superintendent Frank Low, Secretary Miss Jean Brough, Assistant Secretary Miss Doris Bream, Treasurer Kenneth Sowers, Pianist Allen Spangler, Home Department Superintendent Mrs Edna Sowers, Temperance Superintendent Mrs Betty Hikes, Primary Dept Superintendent Mrs Harriet Hoffman, Cradle Roll Superintendent Mrs Nancy Bream.
The Hampton Reading Two PTA meets at the fire hall Tuesday evening with a Christmas program by Victory School and refreshments for attendees. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hampton Fire Co hosts a Thursday banquet at East Berlin Reformed Church with a post banquet business meeting. Numerous local residents visited friends and relatives over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Deatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Engor, and Mrs. Criswell. A surprise birthday party was held for Mrs. Thomas with many neighbors in attendance.
The marriage of Ruth Diller daughter of Russell Diller and the late Mrs. Diller of York to Roy F. Myers son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Myers of Franklintown was held November 19 at 1 30 p m at the Presbyterian parsonage Towson Maryland in a double ring ceremony Both newlyweds are employed in York and reside there following a business trip to Harrisburg.
Elsa Maxwell, confidante of the Duchess of Windsor, hints at a hidden memoir story. The American Weekly presents an article and a study of a kidnapping tale behind the Duchess private tale.
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