James G Sneeringer Elected President of Local Holy Name Group
James G Sneeringer of Gettysburg was elected president of the Comenago Deanery Union of Holy Name Societies at a Sunday meeting at Secret Heart Basilica Hanover with J Rudisill presiding. New officers include Hanover R 5 treasurer and marshals Guy Sanders and George Hoke. An April 18 banquet will install officers and feature a prominent speaker at Sacred Heart auditorium. Plans cover a retreat information and registration center for Mount St Mary's College weekends at Emmitsburg and a March 17 one day retreat at Immaculate Conception Parish New Oxford. Monsignor John P Bolen and Rev Joseph Braubitz addressed about 60 members from 10 parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Sneeringer
Gettysburg
Comenago Deanery Union of Holy Name Societies
Encen
Secret Heart Basilica
Hanover R
Jobo Rudisill
J . Hanover
Guy Sanders
Bonneauville
George Hoke
Hanover
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Frank Breiner
New Oxford
Immaculate Conception
Sunda
John P. Bolen
Sacred Heart Basilica
Joseph Braubitz
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Abbottstown
N O Methodist Church Notes
Approximately 30 members attended the congregational dinner of Emory Methodist Church New Oxford held at the Victory Restaurant Hanover last Thursday evening. A quartet sang He Lives and In the Garden with Mrs Helen Millhimes at the piano. James Herman entertained with slides from Japan while Mrs Abram Bell led the nursery. A study course Dimensions of Prayer began with Mrs Best in charge of devotions and will meet each Sunday through Lent at 7 pm. Choir rehearsal is tonight at 7 pm with Mrs Abram Belt as guest speaker for the World.
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Emory Methodist Church
New Oxford
Victory
Hanover
Sarah Estep
Ethel Shorb
Myron Warren
William Kennard
Helen Millhimes
James Herman
Japan
Abram Bell
Community calendar notes in Abbottstown area events
Abbottstown and nearby areas list meetings and socials including Sunshine Sisters Circle on March 12 at 8 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary Fire Company at Beatrice Kahnhauser gate March date, Refuge Sunday School at Mrs Archie Dolheimer, card club at Mrs George Wildasin on March 13, Flaming Knights dance at fire hall with Freddie and the Hi-Lytes. Lions Club Ladies Night reported with 45 attendees and Pennsylvania Dutch sketches. Birthday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swope for Betty with family present. Doughnut Bake on February 26 by United Church of Christ Ladies. Day of Prayer to be observed Friday at First Lutheran Church.
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Refuge
Archie Dolheimer
Card Club
George Wildasin
J. Faber Wildasin
Flaming Knights
Freddie
Hi-Lytes
Lions Club
Country Club
Robert Crawford
Thomas Roomsburg
George Hollinger
Kenneth Stauffer
George Meckley
Rodger Wildasin
Fred Bankert
Paul Breighner
Donald Baker
Roy Boyer
Vincent Breighner
Charles Swope
Betty
Earl Swope
Darlene
Bobbie
Debra
Grace Swope
Elsie Eisenhart
Willis Eisenhart
Lester Bentzel
Margo Ann
Neighbors Share Weekend Visits and Church Floral Tributes
Miss Sandra Dell and Miss Betsy Hollinger visited in town while Wayne Kessel returned from Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Freed visited Mrs. Lillian Stembaugh, altar flowers honored Mrs. Mabel Moul birthday, Nancy Stambaugh spent weekend in Hershey. Altar flowers at St. John's Lutheran in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Crawford by their children. Rev. John Martin will guest minister for Lenten service Wednesday at 7 30. On March
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Sandra Dell
Charles
Town
W. Va
Betsy Hollinger
Wayne Kessel
Lincolnway
West
Florida
Ralph Freed
York
Lillian Stembaugh
Emmanuel’s
United Church of Christ
Mabel Moul
Nancy Stambaugh
Hershey
St. John’s ‘Lutheran Church
Charles Crawford
John Martin
New Oxford United Church of Christ Charge
Staub Toal Nuptials In McSherrystown Church
Miss Kathleen Staub and Shannon Toal were married February 23 at Annunciation Church in McSherrystown with Rev. Richard Hartnett officiating. The bride’s sister Marlene Staub was maid of honor. James Wilt of Hanover was best man. ushers were Wayne Staub and Jeffrey Toal. A reception followed at McSherrystown Fire Hall. The couple will reside in Hanover at 9 Sorenkie Avenue.
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Kathleen Louise Staub
Joseph J. Staub
Second St
McSherrystown
Shanon Ray Toal
Charles R. Toal
East Granger St
Hanover
Annunciation Church
Richard Hartnett
MecSherrystown
Sorenkie Avenue
York couple wed at Christ Lutheran Church in York
Judy Ann Billet and Paul Reginald Mummert married February 24 at Christ Lutheran Church York with Ann M. Billet maid of honor and Conrad B. Billet best man. Both graduates of Delone Catholic High School 1981, she works for the Auditor General's Department in Harrisburg, he for Hanover Industries. Family ties include J F Rickrode of New Oxford and George Zeigler of Locust St East Berlin. Out-of-town guests came from West Virginia Maryland Harrisburg Pottsville Huntington Gettysburg. The bride is 1962 West York High School graduate. groom studying barbering in Harrisburg.
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Delone Catholic High School
Auditor General's Department
Harrisburg
Hanover Industries
J. F.'Rickrode
New Oxford
West Virginia
Maryland
Pottsville
Huntingdon
Gettysburg
Swinmnert—Billet
Judy Ann Billet
Norman Billet
York
Paul Reginald Mummert
Paul Mummert
George Zeigler
East Berlin
Christ Lutheran Church
George Handley
Ann M. Billet
Conrad B. Billet
the Brice
West York High School
McCrory Stores
New Oxford Area Pin Poo League Standings and Scores
The New Oxford Area Pin Pool League standings after Week 22 show Oxford Hotel in first place with a strong lead. Social Club climbs to second as Old Mill falls to fourth, with Feeser’s in third. next week’s matches will shape playoff berths. Damage total 5325 from a Sunday crash near Hampton on the Hanover Carlist Road. two cars collided after a pass attempt, causing injuries and vehicle damage.
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Oxford Hotel
Po Feeser’s
Old Mill
Trottin Inn
Lincoln Manor
Irishtown Maota
Feser’s
Irishtown
Feeser’s
Old Mull
Mull
Hampton
Hanover-Carlist
Robert Sosna
Philadelphia
Gerry Lee Sherman
New Oxford
Zonewago Chapel Notes of Interest
Conewago Chapel notes indicate a Boy Scouts meeting Thursday at 7 pm and a Sunday breakfast at 8 am for Holy Name members. New members will be received into the Holy Name Society Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, with missions offerings at both Masses. The Paradise School for Boys near Abbottstown will share in Edward S Staub estate, York, with five percent of the residue after bequests.
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Conewago Chapel
Holy Name
Holy Name Society
Paradise School For
Abbottstown
Edward S. Staub
York
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Sunshine Sisters Circle
Bernard Anthony
Abbottstown Fire Company
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First Lutheran Church
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Kohl Bros
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Chronister
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