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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
1
Mary attends a New Year’s Eve gathering with Tim and Sally only to confront Brad, her former love, back in town. While she hopes for a quiet night, Brad’s talk of travels and deals stirs memories and tension, especially as she worries about her two sons at home and her current life with Tim.
A Christmas Eve service at St. Pauls Pines Lutheran Church featured organ music, carol concert, communion, and candlelight. Officers of LCW and church council members were inducted, with plans for January meetings and a White Elephant Party to start the new year.
Mr and Mrs William D Gibbs Sr of East Berlin R1 celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on December 17. Mrs Gibbs, formerly Cora Wagner, is the daughter of the late George and Mrs Wagner. They wed in York by Rev E E Emhoff. They have four sons and welcomed weekend Christmas visitors including multiple Gibbs and related families.
The sermon on Sunday January 2 will be titled As We Leave Bethlehem. Catechetical class is scheduled for Sunday evening at 6 p.m. and Luther League at 7 p.m.
A 25th wedding anniversary was celebrated Saturday at the Sword and Shield Restaurant in York for Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Anthony of Abbottstown. Guests included Bernard Jr and Barbara, Homer Hafer and family, Hoke of Dover, Hollinger of Hanover, Thompson of Baltimore, Hafer Jr, Rutters, Sharret of New Oxford, and many Anthony relatives from York.
Mr and Mrs William Gibbs Sr attended a Christmas dinner at the home of their son George Gibbs and his family in York.
Raymond Klunk a 24 year old resident of New Oxford was admitted to Hanover Hospital after a Thursday night one car crash on the legislative route near the Alwine Brick Quarry. State police said he was alone in the vehicle and suffered multiple facial injuries. his condition was reported as satisfactory.
Lake Superior sits 22 feet higher than Lake Huron, marking a notable water level gap between the Great Lakes. Authorities monitor shoreline impact as seasonal changes affect water displacement and riparian conditions.
The piece notes early greeting cards carried "Happy New Year" and lists foreign salutations. It mentions Paris with "Bonne Année" Madrid with "Feliz Año Nuevo" Italy with "Buon Anno d'Anno" and Germany with "Ein Glückliches Neues Jahr" as examples for sending wishes abroad.
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