Bonneauville Champs Feted By CWV Unit
The South Penn Bonneauville baseball champs were honored at a Saturday dinner at the Bonneauville fire hall by the Catholic War Veterans Home Association. Edward Smith led the event and presented the team to manager Richard Weaver, with the Gettysburg News Agency trophy awarded. Individual trophies went to Joseph Claybough MVP Thomas Gardner pitcher Charlies Shanebrook batter. Plans for new bleachers were announced by CWV committee.
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Neauville
Bonneauville
Catholic War Veterans Home Association
Seasion Catholic War Veterans
Edward Smith
Richard Weaver
Gettysburg
Sporting Goods
Smith
Catholic War Veterans Home
Joseph W. Claybough
Thomas Gardner
Charlies Shanebrook
St. Joseph's
National Council of Catholic Women
Charles Shanebrook
Joseph Clabaugh
Bernard Sneeringer
John Clabaugh
Roger Weaver
LeRoy Shanebrook
Gerald Pfaff
Clement Hawn
Benjamin Sneeringer
Allen Legore
James Orndorff
Raymond Small
Francis Sneeringer
Henry Noel
New Oxford Five Falls 45 36 to Spring Grove
New Oxford High dribblers led 7 6 early but faded to a 45 36 loss at Spring Grove Friday evening. Spring Grove took a 19 15 halftime edge and held on as New Oxford dropped to a fourth straight defeat.
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Russ Sohnreitners
New
Oxford High Dribblers
Spring Grove
Oxford
Adams Countians
Don Wiseman
Scotland
Delone Catholic Falls In OT To Hanover 42 39
Delone Catholic High forfeit style game ends in overtime as Hanover Night Hawks beat the Squires 42 to 39 on the McSherrystown court. Rife scored over ten for Hanover while Batr led Delone with 11. Hanover JV also defeated Delone JV 50 to 31.
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Hanover
McSherrystown
Squires
Rife
Batr
Delone
Squire
Community banquet fills fire hall for fundraiser
Neauville Fire Co. permits use of the fire hall for a community banquet. Fire engines are moved to the center of town to clear space for tables and dining setup.
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Neauville Fire Co
Hebron Lodge elects officers and local marriages noted
Twenty years ago, Hebron Lodge F and AM elected officers H B Flaherty master R W Slaybaugh senior warden Raymond Baugher secretary Curtis Sponcler treasurer Merrill Yohe grand lodge rep John A Miller. Abbottstown and Kathleen M Leib wed. Levi J Spangler and Evelyn Smith as well as Maurice Wagaman and Mabel Altiland granted licenses. Local deaths and illnesses mentioned include Mark T Swartz from Esston and the Detars of Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebron Lodge
F and AM
H B Flaherty
R W Slaybaugh
Raymond Baugher
Curtis Sponseler
Merrill Yohe
Grand Lodge
John A Miller
Abbottstown
Kathleen M. Leib
East Berlin
Levi J Spangler
Mt Pleasant
Evelyn Smith
Stra Ban
Maurice L Wagaman
Chester County
Mabel B Altiland
Abbottstown R. 1
Diphtheria Strikes Ada Laughman in Berwick Township
Ada Laughman the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Omar Laughman in Berwick township is ill with diphtheria. The Knights of St George Branch 191 elected officers with Lao Polst as president Nathaniel Miller vice president secretary treasurer A P Wegner marshal Anthony Smith trustees David O'Brien James Mall and Cletus Billman.
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Ada
Omar Laughman
Berwick Township
Knights of St George
Lao Polst
Nathaniel Miller
A. P. Wegner
Anthony Smith
David O'Brien
James @mall
Cletus Billman
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Bonneauville Champs
CWV
South Penn
CWV Baseball Committee
Francis Claybaugh
Cremer
Walnut St
Hanover, Pa
F.F. Cremer
Chambersburg Street
Gettysburg, Pa
Frigidaire Offers
H. N
Sunbeam
MW. N. Bange
N. N. Bange
Broadway Hanover
New Osterd, Pa
New Oxford
John A
Helen A Rudisill
Thomas P
Geraldine A. Lawrence
Hanover R. 4
Delone Dis
Delone Catholic High
Nighthawks
Carlisle Street
Benford
Woolrich Hunting
Marx
Hainer
Mark T Swartz
Esston
James O Swarte
Jennie Miller Swartz
M D DeTar
Harold
Daniel
Quitars
Pratt’s Music Studies
Broadway Aanover
Frigidaire Sales and Service
Ditzler
Whitman
Santa
Smiths Drug Store
Helena Rubinstein
Smith’s Drug Store
Broadway
Wanover, PA
Martzell, Mampton
Nace’s
Revere
Balto
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