Village Lanes Duckpin News highlights from summer leagues
Warne Snurr rolled a nine-mark 16 game 472 set at Village Lanes Tuesday Night Summer league. Pete Jewell led the Wednesday league with 381, while Ken ny May posted the top 155 game. Jack Crampton and Waldo Ricketts won the Peterson Point League title. Queen For A Day prize pool grows. upcoming leagues seek players.
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Warne Snurr
Snurr
Pete Jewell
Ray Burtner
Jewell
Jack Crampton
Waldo Ricketts
Wenzel
Taylor
Wayne Souder
Rick Israel
See
Canadians to spare only 3000 for Maine potato harvest
Augusta Maine AP Canada’s industrial manpower chief says only 3000 Canadians can be spared to help harvest Maine’s potato crop this fall. This is 700 fewer than the U S Department of Labor had said would be admitted from Canada for the harvest.
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Augusta
Maine
Canada
U.S. Department of Labor
Harold DeLauter completes basic Army training at Fort Dix
Pvt Harold DeLauter son of Mrs Letha N DeLauter RFC Myersville completed basic Army training at Fort Dix where he was promoted to E-2 for his achievements. He is assigned to the Army Security Agency and will undergo advanced training at Fort Belvoir Virginia for Engineer Equipment Maintenance focusing on construction earth moving and support equipment including bridgings. He will learn adjustments parts replacement and overhauls while testing repaired equipment under working conditions. DeLauter is a Middletown High School graduate.
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Advanchi
Harold DeLauter
Letha N. DeLauter
RFC J. Myersville
Fort Dix
DeLauter
Army Security Agency
Ft. Belvoir
Middletown High School
Army Security Agency man Mercer posted at Arlington Hall
Pfc David Mercer recently completed training with the U S Army Security Agency at Ft Cavans Massachusetts and is now stationed at Arlington Hall Virginia headquarters. He is a 1963 graduate of Frederick High School.
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Pfc
David Mercer
Patricia
RFD 1
Thurmont
U.S. Army Security Agency
Ft. Cavans
Mass
Mercer
Arlington Hall
Frederick High School
Arcade Bowling News Weekly League Standings and Schedules
The Four on a Team league tightens with the Vets and Germs tied on 23 points. Duke shells leads Men's Doubles with 29. Union Bridge Boys and Nothings at 24. Wednesday Misfits lead with 25, Hahn Trans and Blue Diamonds at 22. Ray Stoddard tops week with 147 379. Several leagues plan Aug Sept starts. Monday Morning needs teams. intrachurch, Wednesday Late, Thursday Early, Friday Industrial, American Optical, and mixed church meetings scheduled. Anna and Cliff Olson lose Bowl The Champ to Beverly Poffinberger and Bill Wachter in a close finale.
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Duke's Shell
Union Bridge Boys
Nothings
Lee Shafer
Joe Smith
Misfits
Hahn Trans
Blue Diamonds
Ray Stoddard
American Optical
Arcade Lanes
Anna
Cliff Olson
Beverly Poffinberger
Bill Wachter
Thomas Stup Reunion at Monocacy Village Park
The twenty seventh reunion of the David Thomas and Hester Catherine Stup family was held August 7 at Monocacy Village Park with the largest attendance on record. Incoming officers were elected: President Robert W. Myers Sr vice president Howard J. Stup Jr and George T. Stup secretary treasurer. The gathering lists numerous attendees and a bowling event at Arcade Lanes with prizes and upcoming reunions noted.
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David Thomas
Hester Catherine Stup
Monocacy Village Park
Robert W. Myers
Howard J. Stup
George T. Stup
Wilbur Culler Jr
Michael
Patricia
Raymond T. Ahalt
Anthony
Terry
Tina
Timmy
Andy
Irving Cook
Dinah
Lori
Wayne Ahalt
Larry Ahalt
Donald Sharrer
Kathy
David
Delle
Sarah
Cecilia
John
Ruth
Lee
Darrell
Karen
Penny
Lisa
Jeremiah Sullivan
Eddy
Norman Ahalt
Norman
Ronnie
Sandy
Judy
Linda Phillips
Marietta
Carole
Local Residents Named In Partial Family Notice
The fragment lists several individuals including Steve, Kenneth, Karen, and Raymond C Stup with titles Mr and Mrs. indicating a family notice. The text is incomplete but signals a private announcements record among local residents.
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Steve
Kenneth Ae ‘Tin
Karen
Raymond 'C
Businessmen report collection troubles rise in 1966
Independent businessmen report growing bill collection problems amid tight money. The National Federation of Independent Business says 35 percent of 43,529 firms surveyed in Q1 faced difficulties, climbing to 49 percent in June. Wholesalers report major troubles.
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National Federation of Independent Business Inc
Cordless Vacuum Cleaner Powers 15,000 Sq Ft Per Charge
A lightweight cordless vacuum operates on a rechargeable nickel cadmium battery and can clean an area of 15 000 square feet before recharging.
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Village Lanes
Duckpin News
Jewell - Bartner
Burtner
Kenny May
Bill's Market
Glenn Ness
Aers
Jitter Nicklas
Chiz Myers
Crampton
Ricketts
Robbie Main
Amy Davis
Marie Cole
Stone
Lockner
Lenhart
Miller
Stevens
Crist
Ness
Keister
Baker
Compher
Elwood
Jean
Jean Riffle
Syd Pendleton
Happy Five
Thelma Hartsack
Sam
Bill
Ramsburg
Cramer
Harald’s
Butler's
Boones Raiders
Bruce Baer
Skip's Tavern
Spurr's
Blutfers
Lucky Five
Prof. Arts
Butler’s
Girl's Market
Blue Devils
Walter
R. Burtner
Ind
Peter
Wisner
Pearly Gates
Fleischman
Ss Cléaners and Water
Harmony
Chop Masters
Happy
DuMy's Cafe
Calvin Pearl
U. S. Treasury Department
U. S
U.S
Pble
Treasury Department
Couxal
Franklin W. Beglin
John A. Beglin Sr
RFC 2
Gaithersburg
Amarillo Afb
Tex
Air Force
Gaithersburg Senior High School
Lackland Afb
Richard L. Naille
Ralph B. Naille
Jefferson
Air Train’y Gy Command
Naille
Arcade Bowling News
Germs
Kenny Rice
Donald Kline
Dukes
Union Bridge
the Nothings
Goldfish
Lovesome
A. M. Cowell
the Bummies
The
Unknowns
Hahn
Ray
Paul C. Stup
Betsy
Jesse L. Stup
Charlotte
J. Warren Burger
Warren, Jr
Joan
Kathie
Roland Stup
Yvonne
Carlton Ridgeley
Donald
Dennis
Kenny
Carel
Connie
Jeff
Howard J. Stup, Jr
Billie
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Toll House Ave
Professional Arts Pharmacy
North Market St
Oakland
Grrafline
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Homes
East
Patrick St
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