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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1981

Page

11

Annual Stup reunion held at Monocacy Village Park

The 42nd annual Stup reunion took place on August 2 at Monocacy Village Park with about 170 relatives and guests. Officers elected for the new year were Paul Stup, president. Robert Myers, vice president. Norman Ahalt, secretary treasurer. Rev. Hugh Gowan gave the invocation. A picnic followed with softball and games. Births included Brooke Elaine Ahalt, Steven Allen Wisner, Bradley Kenneth Alger, and Wade Allen McCuller. One death recorded was Pauline Stup. The next reunion is set for the first Sunday in August 1982.

Stup Monocacy Village Park Paul Stup Robert Myers Norman Ahalt Hugh Gowan Jesse Stup Jr Stephen‘Allen Wisner Brooke Elaine Ahalt Tony Shirley Ahalt Steven Allen Wisner Steven Connie Wisner Bradley Kenneth Alger Terry Jacobshawn Greenland Kenneth Alger David Dwight Sharrer Donald Barbara Sharrer Wade Allen McCuller Don Mary McCuller Judy M. Ahal Dorothy Norman Ahalt Sr Kenneth W. Cody Norman Anhalt Jr Barbara Pickett Sylvia Harshman Helen Paul Harshman Gary Wigfield Pauline Stup Lucille Stup Roland Wiser Frances Walters Brenda Debra Sundberg Earl Zaston Kenneth Martin Karen Mitch Nikirk Kenneth Powell Carole Stup Marietta Stup David Eddie Richard Penney Peters Mark Rumbaughey Andy Cowan Cynthia Dan Elaine Jesse L. Stup Ronald Prevost Warren Burger Joan Gary Stup Matthew Robert Fowell John Myers Dennis Ridgley Robert

American expedition plans bold Everest ascent from Tibetan side

A 14 member American team led by Richard Blum, husband of San Francisco mayor Dianne Feinstein, prepares in China to attempt Everest via the Tibetan route. The group includes climbers from San Francisco, Spokane, Oakland, and Seattle, with base camp at 17,500 feet and no air rescue.

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