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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1963

Page

4

Local notes mark anniversaries and events at New Oxford

The New Oxford area lists numerous milestones including 49th and 27th wedding anniversaries for residents William Yingling and Max Wineberg, a 25th high school reunion for Class of 1938 at Abbottstown, and Joseph Weaver turning 77. Others celebrate military and educational achievements, garden club plans, and church retreat attendances.

William Yingling N. Peters Sr Douglas Alwine Clarkson University Philip Alwine Carlisle St Max Wineberg New Oxford R. 2 Harry Rowland Mervin Spangler Lincolnaway East St. Louis New Oxford High School Lincoln View Abbottstown R. 1 Joseph I. Weaver Donald K. Steiner Gettysburg Arlington Steiner Harry

80 Years Old William C Lauver Surprise Birthday Party

A surprise birthday party for William C Lauver, aged 80, was held Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Wallace in York Springs R1. Guests included Ralph Hake Littlestown Charles Stambaugh Westminster Md Richard Sheely Hanover Paul Knaub Hanover Charles Harman York Springs William L Ingle and son Billy Sarah Jane Griest Esther M Ingle Melvin Masemer Samuel Wallace Dover Melvin Sheely Robert Sheely and others, who brought gifts and a gift subscription to the New Oxford Item.

Edward Wallace York Springs R. 1 William C. Lauver Ralph Hake Littlestown Charles Stambaugh Westminster Richard Sheely Hanover Paul Knaub Charles Harman William L. Ingle Billy Dillsburg Sarah Jane Griest Harry Masemer Esther M. Ingle Samuel Wallace Dover Melvin Masemer Melvin Sheely Robert Sheely New Oxford Item

Schimmel Family Attends Baltimore Dinner Honor Fleishman

Mr and Mrs Julius Schimmel and Barbara attended a Sunday dinner in Baltimore for Mr and Mrs Sylvan Fleishman on their 40th wedding anniversary. Mrs Fleishman is Mrs Schimmel's sister. Miss Sylvia Schimmel RN spent the weekend in Williamsburg Virginia. Mrs D E Myers has been on the sick list. Mr Ira Braun S&J Glen Rock and Ira Jr Philadelphia visited Friday with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald Myers Brown's Dam.

Julius Schimmel Barbara Baltimore Sylvan Fleishman Fleishman Schimmel Sylvia Schimmel Williamsburg D. E. Myers Ira Braun Donald Myers Brown

Caring for suits with proper hangers and care

Bernice Tharp of Penn State extension stresses correct hanger design to preserve coat and trouser shape. Use wooden coat hangers matched to shoulders, leave coats unbuttoned, and hang trousers by the cuffs on trouser hangers to avoid creases.

Bernice Tharp Penn State Extension

Conewago School Holds Exercises and Awards

Closing exercises at Sacred Heart School Conewago were held last Thursday with Rt Rev Msgr John P Bolen presiding and presenting awards Greeting by Gary Hahn and diplomas conferred by Msgr Bolen. Awards included general excellence Jeatte Marie Smith equal merit Gary Hahn and Patricia Staub American Legion medal Brian Smith Judy Neiderer honorable mention Gary Hahn and Anne Marie Reed. Knights of Columbus altar boy award Frederick Smith and diocesan art awards granted to 11 pupils. Diplomas listed for many students including Michael Owenburn Raymond Etzler Francis Felix Charles Greenholt Gary Hahn Donald Hockensmith Edward Lawrence Robert Legore William Little Brian Livelsberger Kenneth Murren Daniel Seymore Brian Smith Frederick Smith Larry Smith Jean Timmons Nancy Wildasin Janet Henschke Judy HockenSmith Rosemary Larkin Dona Marie Little Linda Little Pamela Kvelsberger Linda McKim Judith Neiderer Anne Marie Reed Jeanne Louie Smith Jeanne Marie Smith and Jeanne Staub and Patricia Staub. Don’t over agitate Many dairymen are over agitating milk in bulk tanks warns Ivan Parkin Penn State extension dairy specialist. To prevent this put enough milk into the tank so agitation will not destroy milk characteristics and avoid moving compressors on direct expansion tanks to prevent freezing and flaking. Ensure cold milk moves before adding warm milk.

SacredHeart School Conewago John P. Bolen Gary Hahn Msgr. Bolen Jeatte Marie Smith Patricia Staub American Legion Brian Smith Judy Neiderer Anne Marie Reed Knights of Columus Frederick Smith Land Diocesan Diocesan Board of Harrisburg Michael Owenburn Raymond Etzler Francis Felix Charles Greenholt Donald Hockensmith Edward Lawrence Robert Legore William Little Brian Livelsberger Kenneth Murren Daniel Seymore Brian Ivan Parkin Penn State Extension Parkin

Inexpensive Nutritious Foods Save Health Costs

The article notes endless food varieties from global sources and rising use of meals over pills. Miss Hamilton argues a balanced, appealing diet provides essential vitamins and minerals more affordably than supplements, while emphasizing enjoyment and mealtime companionship. It also includes a warning from Penn State expert Allen Bauer about tobacco users spreading mosaic virus to tomato plants and recommends washing hands and avoiding tobacco during handling.

Hamilton Allen Bauer Penn State Bauer

Before investing in a range with automatic heat control

Helen Bell of Penn State advises checking units and burners before installation to ensure good service. Even if the control was factory tested, on site inspection is essential for reliable operation and easy maintenance.

Helen Bell Penn State Home Management

Books Open Early World for a Child's Learning

Mrs Marguerite Duvall a Penn State extension specialist in child development says books help a child expand the world and challenge discovery. By exploring books a child learns about himself others and the world and begins formal education.

Marguerite Duvall Penn State

Safety experts cite tires as major cause of US crashes

Safety experts warn defective tires account for a majority of highway accidents in America. They urge drivers to inspect tread and replace worn tires promptly, noting risk rises with age and wear.

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