New Lions Club Chartered At Charter Night Dinner
At Cross Keys hotel in McSherrystown the Conesaga Lions club received its international and state charters during a Charter Night program attended by about 135 people from Lions clubs in Hanover Gettysburg New Oxford Fairfield Littlestown and East Berlin. Monroe L. Nute past director of Lions International urged community service and education for children noting 8000 clubs in 27 nations with 400 000 members. c Pan Cessna Gettysburg and H C Garman Huntingdon spoke as introducers and hosts.
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Conesaga Lions Club
McSherrystown
Cross Keys Hotel
Lions Clubs
Hanover
Gettysburg
New Oxford
Fairfield
Littlestown
East Berlin
Monroe L. Nute
Kennett Square
Lions International
Nute
C. Pan Cessna
H. C. Garman
Huntingdon
Dss
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Eleffel’s
Baltimore St
Hanover, Ps
New Oxford Lions Charter Presented to Conewago Club
District governor presented the international charter to Conewago Club president Gerald W. Krepps. Rev. Charles E. Held received the state charter from Deputy Lions governor. The New Oxford sponsoring group awarded Conewago two silver meeting bells as the club formed months ago. Rev. Held to retire soon after a year as district governor. Invocation by Rev. How ard W. Bock. H. A. Jones of New Oxford roastmaster. Group seen led by Paul Trostle.
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Trict
Gerald W. Krepps
Krepps
Charles E. Held
Gettysburg
New Oxford Club
Conewage Club
Conewago Club
Held
Witin
Howard W. Bock
H. A. Jones
New Oxford
Sen
Paul Trostle
State Committee Meeting Attended by Slonaker in Philadelphia
Frank J Slonaker and Mrs Slonaker traveled to Philadelphia for the weekend to attend a meeting of the Republican state committee at the Belleview Stratford hotel in the city.
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Frank J Slonaker
Slonaker
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Republican State Committee
Bellene Stratford Hotel
Weaver Legore Nuptials Read in St Josephs Church
Miss Sarah Legore and Roger Weaver were married in a high mass at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Bonneauville. The bride wore a white slipper satin gown with seed pearls and a Juliet cap, and carried white roses with a double strand of pearls. Bridesmaid Miss Bernadine Straushbaugh attended in an ice blue gown with white accessories.
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Sarah Legore
Jesse Legore
Bonneauville
Roger Weaver
John H. Weaver
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Bonmeanville
Leo J. Krichten
John Lagore
Bernadine Straushbaugh
Hanover R
Spring wedding details in Bonneauville ceremony
Jane Weaver, sister of the bride, wore a yellow gown and carried a colonial bouquet. Richard Weaver of Bonneauville served as best man and Anthony Legare, brother of the bride, was ringbearer. After a wedding breakfast at the groom’s home a reception followed, then a trip to Niagara Falls. The couple will reside in Bonneauville after building a home.
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Jane Weaver
Stroom
Ower
Richard Weaver
Bonneauville
Anthony Legare
The
Dice
Niagara Palls
Delane Catholi High School
Weaser
County Awards Coal Contracts To Bidders
County commissioners opened bids at the courthouse and awarded contracts for coal delivery by August 1. Glenn Bowers Littlestown won 60 tons of anthracite and 100 tons for the courthouse at 26.50 per ton, while W Oyler and Brothers Gettysburg secured 30 tons of bituminous lump coal at 10.80 per ton. The highest bid on hard coal was 1760 a ton and on soft coal 11.45 a ton.
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Glenn Bowers
Littlestoun
Court House
W. Oyler and Brothers
Gettysburg
License suspended for Park Hotel over minor violations
The State Liquor Control Board suspended John S. Rhinehart Park hotel in New Oxford for 25 days effective July 5. The action, announced in Harrisburg, cites allowing minors on premises and selling to minors as the reasons.
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State Liquor Control Board
John S. Rhinehart
Park Hotel
New Oxford
Harrisburg
Rhinehart
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