County Group Hears Talk By 2 Legislators
County officials heard remarks from State Senator D Elmer Hawhaker and Assemblyman elect Francis Worley at the 47th annual convention in Gettysburg. Hawhaker warned local government may be eliminated amid reapportionment while Worley discussed bills to abolish counties and boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Elmer Hawhaker
Auditors and Assessors Association
Adame County
Gettysburg
Hawbaker
Francis Worley
Lahman D. Lambert
Harrisburg
State Highways Department
Henry G. Graham
Hoffman Rohrer engagement for Judy Ann in New Oxford
Judy Ann Hoffman engaged to Tommy Arnold Rohrer of Clarksville with wedding planned July 10 at St. Pauls United Church of Christ in New Oxford. Miss Hoffman is a 1962 graduate of New Oxford High and 1963 Maryland Medical Secretarial School alumna, now with HEW in Washington. Rohrer is a 1958 Jefferson Morgan graduate, former Marine, and employed by Potomac Electric Power Company in Rockville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Hoffman
Hanover St
New Oxford
Judy Ann
Tommy Arnold Rohrer
Raymond C. Rohrer
Box
Clarksville
St. Pau's United Church of Christ, New Oxford
Miss Hoffman
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Hagerstown
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D. C
Rohrer
Jefferson-Morgan
United States Marine Corps
Potomac Electric Power Company
Rockville
Automobile Demolished In Accident Near Gettysburg
Miss Darryn M. Huffnagle, 20, of Hanover suffered head lacerations when her 1965 car skid on ice and hit a utility pole east of Gettysburg on Hanover Road. Vehicle valued at $2,575. she was taken to Warner Hospital. Police also investigated a separate hit-and-run two-vehicle crash a mile east of Gettysburg on the Lincoln Highway involving Carl E. Stough and John E. Miller. Stough treated for a lip laceration at Warner Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darryn M. Huffnagle
Hanover
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Hanover Rd
Seek Tracker
Lincoln Highway
Carl E. Stough
New Oxford
Stough
John E. Miller
Glen Rock R. 2
New Oxford Local Items
New Oxford notes report Clyde Spies and family visiting Abbottstown and Hedgesville relatives. St Pauls United Church of Christ Mite Society met December 1 at Mrs John Butler’s home for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Officers elected for 1965 are Mrs Clarence Noel president, Mrs Harry Stock vice president, Mrs Annie Sponseller secretary, and Mrs John Martin treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite Society of
St. Paul's United Church of Christ
John Butler
Abbottstown
Clarence Noel
Harry Stock
Annie Sponseller
John Martin
Marriage of Kathryn Gene Bange and James Henry Wesley Thomas
Kathryn Gene Bange daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Bange married James Henry Wesley Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Thomas at Hanover Gospel Tabernacle on Sunday at 2 pm Rev Mildred Rudisill officiated Florence Toot sang solo with Raymond Rudisill on piano Shirley Francis sister of the groom served as matron of honor Bridesmaids included Janet Range and Sylvia Malehorn roles noted Homer Francis listed among attendees in Westminster area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Gene _ Bange
Edward Bange
Brodbecks R
James Henry Wesley Thomas
Clarence Thomas
Abbottstown
Hanover Gospel Tabernacle
Mildred Rudisill
Florence Toot
Raymond Rudisill
Shirley Francis
Westminster R
Janet Range
Sylvia Malehorn
Hanover R
Homer Francis
Westminster
Good Service Adds To Pleasure Of Meal
Guidance on church and community meals emphasizes equal focus on dining room setup and food. Penn State nutrition expert Louise W Hamilton advises planning service style buffet or table service, assigning duties for seating, cleanup, and waitress wear and serving order to ensure smooth dining experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise W. Hamilton
Pennsylvania State University
Miss Hamilton
Wedding Attendants Named for Hanover Couple
The groom’s brother served as best man with ushers Franklin Thomas of Littlestown and Robert Malehorn of Hanover, all part of a ceremony that drew about 100 guests to a Davenport reception. The newlyweds plan to reside in Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Thomas
Littlestown
Robert Malehorn
Hanover R
Hanover
Classic Gifts Lovely Pearls In Fashion This Season
Jewelry Industry Council notes pearls rise in fashion with versatile designs. From single strands to pearl collars and bracelets, both cultured and simulated pearls pair with many necklines and other stones like jade and turquoise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewelry Industry Council
Cultured Pearl Trends For Necklaces And Jewelry
The article notes new season designs feature turquoise lapis and topaz with pearls in all lengths. shorter necklace lengths frame the neckline and gifts of pearls are prized for pride and lasting wear. It also quotes Robert M. La Follette on active citizenship and government defense against aggression.
Hampton Guests and Hospital Admission Highlights
Mrs Eugene Lupp of Bendersville was a Sunday guest of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Guy Shelleman. Miss Tammy Hoff of Lancaster was a weekend guest of her grandparents Mr and Mrs C C Hoff. Mrs George Robert Chronister was admitted to Temple Hospital Philadelphia. Mrs Dale B March Mrs Amy Kelly and Mrs Pearl E Neidick were Tuesday visitors in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lupp
Bendersville
Guy E. Shelle
Tammy Hoff
Lancaster
Mrs
C. C. Hoff
George Robert Chronister
Temple Hospital
Philadelphia
Dale B. March
Amy Kelly
Pearl E. Neidick
York
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Lambert
M. Benson Paull
Latimore Lutheran Parish
York Springs
Gerald R. Warner
Mear Heikes
East Berlin R. 1
County Association
Fred L. Leas
Reading
Wilbur Trump
Tyrone
Ellis H. Rentzel
Straban
Howard Waybright
Cumberland
William H. Smith
Oxford
D. Harold Grove
Huntington
Milton W. DeLancey
The
Supervisors Association
Manhattan
Men’s Shop Center
New Oxford, Pa
Air Rifles
NEW
Clyde Spies
Hedgesville
W. Va
John W. Herman
Carroll Shorb
Thomas—Bange
Noma
Tudor
S & D Sales CO
Carlisle Street
Wsewine
Ry Z
Seth Thomas
General Electric
Ronson VU
ZIPPO
Bentley
Donahue Jewelers
Kaywoodie
Robert M. Lafollette
Earl's Shoe Store
Round Hill Prime
Lava Mita
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