Local Officials Elect At Gettys County Meeting
A terse city council session in Gettys ndtsville saw key figures elected to roles in the local government. The meeting addressed budget, oversight, and community services with several names recorded.
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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
5
Local News Roundup of Marriages Births and Visits
Local brief items note anniversaries and birthdays including Francis Day's move to Gettysburg and Henry Noel's 76th birthday on June 3. Read of visits by Kegel Bevenour Hostetter Weaver Auker and other families to relatives and friends in town and nearby cities. A baptism at St Marys and banns published in church. A Schl social at Geisler home and a softball exhibition between Barbush A C and Bethlehem Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Day
W. D Myers
Hanover Street
Gettysburg
Henry Noel
West High Street
Joseph Kegel
Fred Millersburg
George Steffan
Lincolnway West
Marie Weaver
Ben Leakway
Edward
Lancaster
E. E. Ditenhafer
Center Square
Damon P. Vickers
Philadelphia
Vickers
W. C. Alwine
Lincolnway East
John Boyd
Linus Bevenour
Joseph Todt
Near Town
West Virginia
New Oxford High School
John L. Kratzert
Edgar Auker
Reading
Eva Auker
Teresa Jane
Clyde Bevenour
St. Mary’s Church
Robert Hershey
Ambler
Kathryn Awine
Elizabeth Steacy
Mary Wolcott
Wilmington
Del
Chester Hostetter
Phyllis
York
Hostetter
Elwood Myers
Jeffersonville
James K. Baugher
William Frederick
Roselle
N. J
Baugher
R. M. Baugher
Wm. McClain, Jr
Washington, D. C
Ed Ballew
Abbottstown
George Lau
Edith Weaver
Aaron Geisler
A. Raymond Geisler
Joseph Dunn
State plans to eliminate five grade crossings in Adams County
Harrisburg June 1 The Department of Highways applied to the Public Utility Commission for authority to eliminate five grade crossings on state route 126 over Western Maryland railroad tracks between Brush Run and Guldens. The department cites danger at these crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Department of Highways
Public Utility Commission
Adams County
Maryland
Brush Run
Guldens
Highway Department
Lincoln Highway Crossings Targeted for Elimination
Five railroad crossings would be eliminated on the Lincoln highway route 126 connecting Brush Run Gardens and three township road points. Plans studied for years seek to relocate tracks to the north side to avoid crossing the highway at two points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Brush Run and Gardens
Spence Yohe Wedding Announced in Virginia
Announcement of the May 3 ceremony in Kernstown Virginia uniting Fay Yohe daughter of Rosa Yohe Pine Run to Nelson Spence son of B W Spence Gettysburg. The couple attended the Winchester apple blossom festival then toured the south. Mrs Spence trained nurse New Oxford High York hospital. he Harrisburg employed with the state Highway Department. They reside 217 Baltimore Street Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Yohe
Rosa Yohe
Pine Run
Nelson Spence
B. W. Spence
Gettysburg
Kernstown
Virginia
Spence
Gettysburg High School
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Baltimore Street
Scores From Thursday Morning and Afternoon Games
Cashtown 6 Gettysburg 2 Arendtsville 3 Fairfield 2 Fayetteville 9 New Oxford 4 Littlestown 8 Emmitsburg 6 Gettysburg 4 Fairfield 1 Fayetteville 10 Littlestown 7 Arendtsville 5 Emmitsburg 3 Cashtown 15 New Oxford 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashtown
Gettysburg
Arendtsville
Fairfield
Fayetteville
New Oxford
Littlestown
Emmitsburg
Saturday Schedule Roundup for Local High School Teams
Readable items list the Saturday games: Littlestown versus Gettysburg, New Oxford at Arendtsville, Fairfield at Cashtown, Emmitsburg against Fayetteville. Local coverage highlights prep matchups and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlestown
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Arendtsville
Fairfield
Cashtown
Emmitsburg
Fayetteville
Rickrode Junior Injured In Bus Incident Near Columbia
Joseph Rickrode III suffered a fractured and lacerated right arm while riding a Littlestown drum and bugle corps bus near Columbia on Saturday night. He was taken to Columbia Hospital by Uniform Bank of the Alpha Fire Company members and later transferred to Warner Hospital in Gettysburg for about a week of care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rickrode, II
Ivan Rickrode
Littlestown
Columbia
Uniform Bank
Alpha Fire Company
Columbia Hospital
Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Virginia Field Uses Leaning Board On Film Set
Auburn haired actress Virginia Field star of Eternally Yours with Loretta Young and David Niven at the Earl Theatre Friday and Saturday could not sit during filming. She leaned on an odd device called a leaning board, a vest like an ironing board with arms, erected at a tilt due to a velvet gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Field
Loretta Young
David Niven
Walter Wanger
Earl Theatre
Miss Field
Beautiful Line of Summer Dresses and Hats at Nace Store
The M. C. Nace Store on the Square in Hanover Pa showcases a bright line of summer dresses and hats for shoppers seeking seasonal apparel. Local clerks invite customers to browse the new arrivals and enjoy window displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Nace Store
On the Square
Hanover, Pa
Red Cross canvass planned for New Oxford area next week
A house to house drive by the Red Cross war relief committee is set for New Oxford next week to reach a quota of 500 dollars, with about 47 dollars already received. Contributions of any size are welcome as local residents and businesses respond to the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross War Relief Committee
New Oxford
George Weaver
Williamson Trade School
Philadelphia
Mamie Weaver
Hanover Street
Guy Miller
State College
George A. Klinger
Lincolnway West
Henry Hoffman
Paul Walker
Baltimore
Roy H. Kling
Hanover
Hanover Lions Club
Richard Higinbotham
Gettysburg
Littlestown
Glenn Alwine
Abbottstown
G. A. Klinger
Alwine
Alwine Brick Company
Ladies’ Social Club
Joseph I. Miller
W. C. No
Roland Hoffman
Kling
M. S. Yohe
Catherine Foreman
Columbia
Cyril Staub
West High Street
Clara McQuaid
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rain Disrupts New Oxford Memorial Day Parade
Rain hindered New Oxford Memorial Day observances as the parade from the square to the Catholic cemetery and then to the New Oxford cemetery broke up before exercises. Veteran marshal Nathaniel C. Miller led assisted by Calvin Miller, with many organizations and youth groups joining the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Nathaniel C. Miller
Calvin Miller
Theo. Pfeiffer Camp
S. of V
Catholic Cemetery
Elmer W. Faber
Pennsylvania State Fire Marshal's Office
Harrisburg
Center Square
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hanover
Gettysburg
American Legion
Boy Scout
Marriages of Miss Livingston and Dr Estep in New Oxford
Miss Sarah Ellen Livingston daughter of the late E C Livingston and Mrs Livingston wed Dr Paul R Estep in a candlelit ceremony at the Livingston home Lincolnway West New Oxford Rev George E Sheffer officiated. The couple resides in Abbottstown with reception following and a wedding trip through New York state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ellen Livingston
E. C. Livingston
New Oxford
New York State
Abbottstown
Beaver College
Jenkintown
Baltimore Art Institute
Doctor Estep
Martin G. Estep
Cannonsburg
University of Pittsburgh
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburgh
Center Square
Valetine and Orndorff Marry in Winchester Va Ceremony
Miss Nadine Burnette Valentine daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Valentine near Berlin Junction and Paul Sterling Orndorff son of Mrs William Shearer of Hanover were married on May 18 in Winchester Virginia. Rev E L Clark officiated. They were attended by Mr and Mrs Paul Eisenhart of Hanover and now reside at 28 Frederick Street Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Burnette Valentine
C. F. Valentine
Berlin Junction
Paul Sterling Orndorff
William Shearer
Hanover
Winchester
E. L. Clark
Paul Eisenhart
Frederick Street
Snyder and Harmon Unite in Millersburg Nuptials
Howard M. Snyder son of Samuel Sanders and Laura Mae Snyder of Millersburg and Viola Harmon daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Harmon New Oxford RD were married Saturday at 1 PM in New Chester Lutheran parsonage. Rev Kenneth D James performed the ring ceremony. The bride wore a light blue lace dress with white accessories. They were unattended and will reside in Millersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Snyder
Samuel Sanders
Laura Mae
Secrist) Snyder
Millersburg
Viola Harmon
Roy Harmon
New Oxford
New Chester Lutheran Church
Kenneth D. James
Graduation Speaker for Stoneboro High School Exercises
Marsby C. Little, assistant superintendent of Adams County schools, spoke at Stoneboro High School commencement in Mercer County on Monday evening. He previously served as supervising principal of Stoneboro schools before taking the Adams County post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsby C. Little
Adams County
Stoneboro
Mercer County
Little
Deaths Arb. W. Massmore of New Oxford
Arb. W. Massmore, once a leading flour miller in Ohio, died at his Washington Court House home after three months of illness. He moved to the area in 1902 and is survived by his wife, two daughters Marjorie Meyers and Doris Dowler, two grandchildren, three brothers, and two sisters. Funeral services with many flowers were held, Dewey Milling Co. workers serving as honorary pallbearers. Burial followed in the family lot at Washington D. H. Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arb. W. Massmore
New Oxford
Ohio
Washington Court House
Marjorie Meyers
Dayton
Doris Dowler
Bloomsburg
Paul
East Berlin
Robert
Evanston
Wyo
George
Ontario
Calif
Jane
Tersie
York
Dewey Milling Co
Washington D. H
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs. Bucher At Bonneauville
Mrs. Mary Matilda Bucher 73 widow of Charles W. Bucher died at her Bonneauville home Sunday at 3 am from complications of diseases. She lived near Bonneauville and belonged to St. Joseph's church and the Rosary society. Survived by two daughters Margaret and Mrs. George Lawrence two sons Claude and Dewey six grandchildren two sisters Mrs I N Noel and Mrs Regina Strausbaugh and brother John Smith York. Requiem high mass held at St. Joseph's church Wednesday at 9 am officiated by Rev. Leo Krichten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Matilda Bucher
Charles W. Bucher
Bonneauville
Anthony and
Anna
Noel) Smith
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
The
Rosary Society
Margaret
George Lawrence
New Oxford
Claude
Dewey
Cashtown
I. N. Noel
Littlestown RD
Regina Strausbaugh
John Smith
York
St. Joseph’s Church
Leo Krichten
Obituary: Joseph S. Topper of McSherrystown Dies at 97
Joseph S. Topper, McSherrystown oldest resident, died Friday at 5 30 am at 503 Main street age 97. A retired harnessmaker he fractured his hip in a fall and had been homebound. Survived by three daughters Annie Noe and Bessie Agnes Topper and six grandchildren. Funeral high mass at 9 am Monday St Marys Catholic Church McSherrystown with interment in St Marys cemetery Pallbearers were grandsons Wilbur Melvin Leon Noel Preston Noel and William Geisler and David Seymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Topper
McSherrystown
Main Street
Daniel
Mary Topper
Annie Noe
Bessie
Agnes Topper
Holy Name Society of
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Patrick F. McGee
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Wilbur F. Melvin
Leon
Preston Noel
William Geisler
David Seymore
Mrs Mary C Hess Dies After Ill Health in Gettysburg
Mrs Mary C Hess aged 70 wife of Charles W Hess died at 9 am Friday at 332 West High Street from a complication of diseases. Born in Five Points to Peter and Elizabeth McIntyre she lived in Gettysburg 24 years after early years in Biglerville. Survived by husband and five sons and three daughters including Mrs Frank Kamp Hanover R D Harry Biglerville Frank and Charles Gettysburg and Mrs Ellsworth Woodward Gettysburg plus one brother, one sister, 11 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral services from the Bender...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Hess
Charles W. Hess
West High Street
Five Points
Peter and
Elizabeth (Rinehart) McIntyre
Gettysburg
Biglerville
Frank Kamp
Hanover
R. D
James Kauffman
Fairfield
Frank
Charles
Ellsworth M. Woodward
John McIntyre
Charles Gross
Bender
Stolen 1932 Car Sought by Maryland Pennsylvania Officers
George Warner of Biglerville asked Maryland and Pennsylvania police to locate his 1932 car with Pennsylvania plates INA68 stolen about 1 AM Monday from a roadhouse at the eastern edge of Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Warner
Biglerville R. 1
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Emmitsburg
Sears Roebuck to Open Hanover Store at Carlisle Street
Sears Roebuck and Company will open a new store at 22 Carlisle Street in Hanover this month after extensive interior renovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck & Company
Hanover
Carlisle Street
ITEM Appreciate all news contributions call 14 R 5
The ITEM invites tips and news tips from readers and urges contributions via the number 14 R 5 for delivery of local information. This call to participate underscores community involvement and newsroom engagement with residents.
Geo Smeltz Named To Health Board In New Oxford
The New Oxford Town Council meeting appointed George Smeltz to the Health Board to fill the vacancy from Willis Weikert’s removal to Gettysburg. Other board members include Dr. Wilbur H. Miller H. B. Miller and Cletus J. Billman with investigations ordered into West High street conditions. May receipts total $181.85, cash balance $3,142.30. bills approved total $704.13 to multiple vendors and the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Fink
W.M.A.R. Co
New Oxford Item
Allen Pressel
Spangler Chevrolet
J. R. Robinson
M. R. Freed
Steacy-Wilton Co
Penna
Salt Mfg. Co
Guy A. Staub
C A Bigham
Hanover Municipal Water Works
P. A. & S. Small Co
David Sebright
John L. Staub
Memorial Day services held at Salem church cemetery
Memorial Day services were conducted Thursday morning by the Theodore Pfeffer Camp Sons of Union Veterans at Salem United Brethren church cemetery. There are thirteen Union veterans buried there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle Fidler
Brookmont
Galdens
Salem United Brethren Church
Theodore Pfeffer
Sons of Union Veterans
New Oxford
Delores Rose
Charles Rose
Guldens
Rose
Nicholas Heltzel
Kingston
Swift Run
Louis Smith
John Staub
West High — Street
Lebanon
Mr. Smith
Washington
Charles
Harold Sadler
Junior Haar
Will Trone
John Carbaugh
Woodbine Newton
Rochester
N. Y
Walter Miller
Pleasant Street
H. M. Miller
Earl W. Rohrbaugh
Earl Theatre
Log Cabin Inn
Lincoln Highway
Richard Krug
Berlin Road
Tony Liberta
St. Petersburg
Fla
Samuel Heltzel
Hagerstown
George Gordon
Mt. Pleasant Township
Gordon
Danie] Palmer
Kohler
A. F. McCadden
John
Berlin Street
Baltimore
Ella Conner
Court Happenings On Speed Violations In Hanover And Brooklyn
Edward Ruhlman of 121 Broadway Hanover was apprehended by a state patrolman on May 25 for speeding at 70 mph and given a 10 day notice. Salvatore Vittello of Brooklyn paid a $10 fine plus costs on June 2 for speeding at 62 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Orndorff
Edward Ruhlman
Broadway
Hanover
Salvatore Vittello
Brooklyn
N. Y
Twin Bridge Park Re opens With Entertainers Sunday
Twin Bridge Park announces a Sunday reopening with a list of entertainers for the afternoon and evening. The resort invites guests to spend the day at the shaded venue by a scenic water stream, highlighting its pleasant setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Bridge Park
Will of Mary M. Smith filed naming executrix
The will of Mary M. Smith of Conengo township was filed at the courthouse on Wednesday naming Helen A. Devine of Hanover R4 as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Smith
Conen&go Township
Court House
Helen A. Devine
Hanover R 4
Cooking School at Montgomery Ward Fredericks St Hanover
A cooking school event runs Tuesday June 11 through Friday June 14 at 2 p.m. Admission is free at Montgomery Ward & Co. on Frederick Street in Hanover Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward & CO
Frederick St
Hanover
Church Notices For York Springs New Oxford Hunterstown Rock Chapel
York Springs morning worship theme Christianity and the State with church school at 9 30 a m and midweek prayer and Bible study on June 12 at 7 30 p m New Oxford church school at 9 a m and evening worship at 7 p m Hunterstown church school at 2 p m Epworth League at 7 30 p m Rock Chapel worship at 2 30 p m with an official board meeting after service and notice for board members to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs
New Oxford
Hunterstown
Epworth League
Rock Chapel
Religious notices for St Pauls New Oxford and Emmanuel Abbottstown
The Rev H E Sheely at St Pauls New Oxford announces church school at 9 a m and worship at 10 a m with the annual Children s Day program a cantata The Wishing Well Visitors welcome Emmanuel Abbottstown reports church school at 9 a m no morning worship The Children s Day cantata The Wishing Well is at 7 p m Everyone is invited to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sheely
St. Paul's
New Oxford
Charles E. Alwine
Sunday service at First Evangelical Lutheran Church
The Rev. George E. Shaffer presides. Church school at 9 a.m. led by Prof. C. P. Keefer. Worship at 10 a.m. with theme The Lost Generation. Choir leads the liturgical service and speaks in a message. Visitors always welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
George E. Shaffer
C. P. Keefer
Children Day Exercises Planned at St John’s Church
The Rev. Richard Shaffer announces worship at 9:00 a m Sunday school at 10:00 a m The annual Children's Day exercises will be held at St John’s church Sunday evening June 23 at 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shaffer
St. John's Church
Sunday church services and Children’s Day events listed
Sunday school at 9 00 a m church worship at 10 30 a m Children’s Day exercises scheduled for 7 30 p m this Sunday evening.
New Chester Lutheran Charge Services Schedule
The Rev. Kenneth D. James presides at St. Pauls The Pines with worship at 9 00 a m and Sunday school at 10 00 a m St Mark s Heidlersburg offers Sunday school at 9 30 a m and worship at 10 30 a m St John s Hampton presents Sunday school at 7 00 p m and worship at 8 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Chester
Kenneth D. James
St. Paul's
the Pines
St. Mark's
Heidlersburg
St. John's
Hampton
St John’s Lutheran marks 180th anniversary with homecoming service
The church observes its 180th anniversary this Sunday with a 10:15 a.m. service featuring guest speaker Dr. A. R. Steck of Carlisle. Rev. John R. Strevig leads Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. Luther League meets at 7:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbottstown Lutheran Church
John R. Strevig
St. John's Lutheran Church
A. R. Steck
Carlisle
Luther League
St Marys Church New Oxford Service Schedule
The Rev Robert Hartnett pastor at St Marys Church New Oxford lists Sunday schedule Low Mass 7 30 a m High Mass 1 00 p m Evening Devotions and Benediction 730 p m Miraculous Medal devotions Wednesdays 739 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Church
New Oxford
Robert Hartnett
Rev William J Burke Leads First Masses at Protector y
The Rev. Wiliam J. Burke conducts the first Mass at the Prote ctory at 7 a m and a second Mass in the parish church at 8 30 a m Evening devotions are scheduled for 7 15 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Burke
Squire Straley's Court Happenings
Harland M. Thompson of Westbrook Maine was arrested June 1 by a state patrolman for speeding 64 mph. He paid $10 plus costs. Sergius Poleroy of West Brighton New York paid $10 and costs May 30 for making an improper pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland M. Thompson
Westbrook
Sergius Poleroy
West Brighton
Public School Notes Highlight May Absences and Perfect Attendance
May records show many pupils free of absences or tardies across grades one through eight at the N C Public Schools. The list names students by grade and includes a separate roster of those achieving perfect attendance for the year across all classes and grades.
Alwine Brick Team Dominates in Week Softball Matches
The Alwine Brick Company defeated the Dramatic Club 17 to 7 on Wednesday. The Reformers beat Fleet Wing 5 to 4 on Friday. The Alwine Brick squad extended its streak by crushing the Jr. Mechanics 22 to 3 on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwine Brick Company
Dramatic Club
Reformers
Fleet Wing
Alwine Brick
Jr. Mechanics
Pct. Jr. Mechanics
Alwine Brick Co
Ranegarr
Irishtown Fire Company Carnival Sets June Festival
The Irishtown Fire Company hosts a two day carnival on Friday June 14 and Saturday June 15 with a straw berry and ice cream festival Friday evening and a parade of Adams and York county firemen Saturday. Fried chicken meals served from 3 30 p m. Also real estate sales planned for June 15 including the estate of Eliz abeth J Weikert New Oxford with Mervin Creager executor. Other public sales listed at York Springs and a Salem A B church festival on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irishtown Fire Company
Adams
York County
Elizabeth J Weikert
New Oxford
Mervin Creager
Hanover
Lee Myers
York Springs
Salem A. B
New Oxford Fire Company
Sons of Veterans
Conewago Chapel
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Gettysndtsville
Yew
D. PA
Earl Colestock
Hanover General Hospital
Billy Lawes
Irishtown
Barbush A. C
Bethlehem Steel
Green Springs
Joseph I. Weaver
Poplar Street
Earl
Spence—Yohe
Farfield
Joseph Rickrode, III
Almyra Ruff
C. A. Ruff
Frances Robinson
Weaver
Amanda Mauss
Benjamin Lawrence
Linus Noel
Martha V. Kuhn
Leo F. Smith
Robert Stauffer
Alban Smith
Lititz
W. D. Myers
Ella M. Ehrehart
Hahnemann Hospital
Ida Sheely
Herbert Rublee
Mercersburg College
Lynn H. Brumback
Ninman
James Baugaher
Uriah Graeff
Emma _ Gibson
Grace Graeff
Ethel Wantland
Sarah Wolfe
Sallie Moul
Thomasville
Livingston’s
N. O. Memorial
Estep-Livingston
Orndorff-Valentine
Harmon
A. W. Massmore
Geo. Smeltz
New Oxford Evangelical and Reformed Charge
St. John's Reformed Church
Emanuel Reformed Church, Hampton
St. Mary’s, Paradise
Squire Straley
Livingston
N. C
Burnell Chronister
Larry Gable
Jacob Marquet
Bender Millar
Howard Millhimes
Ronald Flinchbaugh
Patricia Miller
Yvonne Rickstien
Eugene Jones
Charles Millhimes
Gerald Mummert
John Noble
Nancy Gable
Ruth Jean Haar
Gwendolyn Hamm
Kathleen Schriver
Joan Smeltz
Frederick Howe
Gloria Ecker
James Millar
Calvin Roland
John Schriver
Wallace Sieg
Morris Wagner
Grace Dennis
Janet Cutteren
Sarah Miller
Iris Sheely
Nadine Sieg
Virginia Wagner
Harry Emlet
Robert Sheads
Barton Sieg
Carrol White
Mary Lou Markel
Mary Ann Rickstein
Bettie Kohler
Helen Palmer
June Sebright
Anna Slagle
Louise Wagner
Walter Brame
Charles Geisler
Ralph Staub
James
Margaret Alwine
Betty Gable
Donald Bittinger
James Miller
Wallace Steg
Bender Miller
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