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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
2
Four degrees were conferred Saturday by President Eric A. Walker at the Pennsylvania State University. Among 243 degrees awarded there were four doctorates and 47 master's degrees, with 438 graduates receiving associate degrees completing a two year program at one of the Commonwealth campuses.
Obituaries note Willis E Spangler 82 of Gardners R D 1 died Wednesday night from complications. He was a retired farmer and survived by two nieces. Funeral held Saturday at Dugan Funeral Home with burial in Upper cemetery. Sylvia Brandt, 75, of York Springs R1 Latimore Twp, died Wednesday evening after three months illness. A South Middleton native, she belonged to Mt Victory EUB Church. David W Leppe, husband of Lydia Leppe, died Wednesday at his son’s home in York at age 70. He was a lifelong farmer and St Pauls Lutheran Church member. survived by wife and two sons and three grandchildren.
Funeral service for 30 at Beanesyville was led by Rev Carlton Howells pastor of Paradise La Holtaschwamm. The service was held Saturday at 2 pm at Max G. Austine Funeral Home York. Burial followed in Woll's Cemetery.
Horace Criswell of Hunterstown purchases the property of George in a transaction noted in local records. Details on price and parcel size remain unavailable in the readable segment.
Fourteen men met at the Adaene County outing meeting where reports were discussed. ESSIEN Bar Mprecident Dowald Glee led the gathering. H. and Carolyn E. Moore held a sheriff's sale in Hunterstows for 61,100 at a Saturday morning courthouse steps sale.
Regional vice president thanked the hostess at the Eps Area Conference reception as new members were welcomed. The brief note records a 14 pm arrival and acknowledges hospitality provided by local organizers.
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