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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
13
Fresh flowers symbolize Christmas joy and tradition with wreaths, greenery, and colors. The piece promotes FTD catalog gifts and quick wiring, urging visits to local shops to spread Yuletide cheer. It also notes church events and a historical note on James Whitcomb Riley’s early success with the Indianapolis Journal.
A seasonal roundup highlights a diverse array of games for all ages. Focus on skill action and fantasy marks a trend in formats sure to delight family and friends during the Yule season. A party ice breaker game brims with lively appeal fitting winter gatherings.
The object of the play is to toss the bomb an infernal machine with a ticking timer, and to avoid being caught when it goes boom. The device does not disintegrate on detonation.
The article lists family friendly games from action types like Hollow Head and Bobbin Noggin to educational options Educational Password Alum ni Fun and Missing Links. It notes military themed games Broadside and Dog Fight appeal to boys with World War I and War of 1812 contexts.
A 7:30 p.m. gathering of the three first companies will discuss Conewago Chapel picnic grove upkeep. Grade school classes run to 12:30 p.m. Thursday. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John McKim, Janice Marie, was baptized at Conewago Chapel with Gerald and Helen McKim as sponsors. Also noted is a tally of U.S. weekly newspapers: about 8,300 weeklies, 21 million circulation, and 80 million readers.
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