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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1961

Page

8

New Oxford Local Items Continued From Page One

The R L Social Club of the Livingston Shoe Factory held its annual picnic Saturday at the Adams County Fairgrounds. A baked ham dinner with all the trimmings was served at noon and supper was served in the evening. Mrs Faye Rife was in charge of the kitchen. Music was furnished by the Twilight Entertainers. Games were enjoyed and Phil Smith provided hay rides for the children. The officers of the club are: President John Staub, vice president Ronald Robinson, secretary Miss Lois Sheely, and treasurer Mrs Dorothy Knott. Miss Joan Ruth New Cumberland granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Mummert 112 Berlin Rd received the B S degree in Elementary Education at the 100th commencement of the Pennsylvania State University June 10. Mr and Mrs John Haar and family R 1 returned last week from a 10 day motor trip through the western states. Among places they visited were Yellowstone Park Mt Washington and parts of Colorado and Texas. Mr and Mrs Ronald Alwine York are the parents of a daughter Deborah Lea at the West Side Osteopathic Hospital. This is their fourth child and first daughter Their sons are spending some time with Mr and Mrs

R. L. Social Club Livingston Shoe Factory Adams County Fairgrounds Faye Rife Phil Smith John Staub Ronald Robinson Lois Sheely Dorothy Knott Joan Ruth New Cumberland Amos Mummert Berlin Rd Pennsylvania State University John Haar Yellowstone Park Mt. Washington Colorado Texas Ronald Alwine York Deborah Lea West Side Osteopathic Hospital

Community notices from Biglerville to Bonnea uville

Kenneth Alwine and daughters of Biglerville and Mr and Mrs Elmer Trump of Gardners are cited along with Percy Alwine of Lincolnway West as the infant’s paternal great grandfather. New Oxford Girl Scouts attend swimming lessons at Walter's Pool McSherrystown July 17 21 and July 24 28 with a 9:30 a.m. bus from New Oxford Square and $150 weekly advance payment. Lessons run 10 to 11 a.m. Clarence But tinger and family return from Portland Oregon where their son witnessed a major department store robbery and helped police identify thieves. W Sadler of 105 E High St admitted to Hanover Hospital Saturday underwent operation and is reported satisfactory. William L Kohler who had a leg amputation at Fort Howard Veterans Hospital Baltimore is improving. First Lutheran Church Sunday School picnic at South Mountain Fairground drew about 125 with prizes for Beulah Miller John Baugher Mr and Mrs Ben Miller Jr James Clark Fridinger and Mrs Ben Miller Sr. Picnic scheduled again third Sunday in June next year at same site. Mrs Nelson Weaver and children Charlotte North Carolina visiting Bonneauville relatives.

New Oxford Gurl I Walter's Pool McSherrystown New Onford Square Clarence Buittinger Lincolnway West Richard Famiy Portland Oregon W. Sadler E High St Hanover Hospital William L. Kohler Fort Howard Veterans Hospital Baltimore First Lutheran Church South Mountain Fairground Beulah Miller John Baugher Ben Millar Jr James Clark Fridinger Gilbert Fridinger Ben Millar Sr Nelson Weaver Charlotte N. C Bonneauville

Turner Anniversary Observed at New Chester Church Hall

A 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Therman Turner was held Sunday at New Chester Reformed Church hall hosted by their family. A two-tier cake served as centerpiece and many gifts were received as relatives arrived including Hattie Wagner and the Planks, Wagners, Sterners, Paul Thomas and others.

Bank Declares Three Percent Dividend At Regular Meeting

The First National Bank declared its regular semiannual dividend of three per cent at the Tuesday board meeting. Payable July 1 to stockholders of record June 20. This brings total dividends this year to eight per cent after earlierpayments of three per cent on January 2 and two per cent on April 15.

First National Bank J. Z. Musselman Musselman

CARE Self-Help Program donation appeal reported

An appeal notes an average of three persons benefit from every dollar donated to CARE's Self-Help Program which provides the needy tools to raise income and improve health education and living conditions. Send contributions to CARE Pittsburgh 19 Pa.

CARE Pittsburgh

Local families listed in quiet community notice

And Mrs. Robert Turner and children Dennis Carl and Sharon join other families including Mr and Mrs James Poole and children Raymond and Terriann Mr and Mrs Carl Dittenburn Mrs Ray Stilt Betty and Myrtle Heplinger and Connie Roser in the social notice.

Robert Turner Dennis Carl Sharon James Poole Raymond and Terriann Carl Dittenburn Ray Stilt Betty Myrtle Heplinger Connie Roser

Youth from East Berlin named FFA regional VP

Gerald B. Myers of East Berlin Route 2 was elected one of five regional vice presidents of the Pennsylvania Association of Future Farmers of America at Pennsylvania State University. James Brodbeck, East Berlin, received a gold medal for meat judging at the association’s annual convention.

Gerald B. Myers East Berlin Pennsylvania Association of Future Farmers of America Pennsylvania State University James Brodbeck

CARE Woodworking Kits Train Global Carpenters

CARE reports about $2,000 in tools and training delivered worldwide to arm men and boys with woodworking kits. Each kit costs $20 to send to a village workshop vocational school or graduate, supporting local carpentry and living skills.

Pittsburgh

Hampton Guests Visit Mrs Essick and Family

Miss Mamie Essick of Hanover is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Essick. Sunday visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoff and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Essick to see Mrs. Georgia.

Mamie Essick Hanover Mrs F. J. Essick Harry Hoff Frank Essick Georgia

CARE programs aid millions in 28 countries last year

CARE contributions from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania funded feeding programs in 28 nations averaging 13 million people served monthly and providing tools to help 9,850,000 individuals build better lives.

Pittsburgh

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NEW Oxford New Oxford, Pa Red Kenneth Alwine Biglerville Elmer Trump Gardners Percy Alwine F. Feiser New Oxford Ruritan Park Hunterstown Sponsored By Ruritan Club Harry E. Trimmer W. King St Mulberry Bern” Anthony D. Guy Hollinger Abbottstown Bell Accordion Symphony Immaculate Conception Parish Noel’s Men’s Shop Oxford, Pa Glenn Shupp Thomasville R. 1 Niagara Sport Music Service Menchey Carlisle Street AST Berlin ARSA FFA Building Progress Eastern States Farmers’ Exchange Park Avenue Hanover, Pa SAM & Dottie’s Restaurant Pendable Service Jim Herman Pacren Schimmel Donald Miller Harrisburg Pearl Neidick Will — Were THE Gettysburg Pennsylvania Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation C. H. Bowie
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