Teen Hops Draw Crowther Family Into Church Life
Dick and Pat Crowther helped launch St. John's Saturday Night Teen Hops after encouragement from Father John Denham. The program, open to all teens, grew from 22 to 200 attendees, with disc jockeys and occasional live music, while maintaining rules on dress and behavior. Proceeds fund a summer camp scholarship, and the couple often chaperone with help from the Kendalls.
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Father John Denham
St. John's Episcopal Church
Pat
St. John's Parish House
St. John's
United Brethren
Father Denham
Fat
Auto Show
Dan Resh
WARK
Don Smith
Bennet Cerf
St. John's Scholarship Fund
Robert Kendalls
Fairview Rd
Kay Martin
St. Maria Gorelli High
Patti Lena
Susan Nannette
Andre
Four Nabbed For Trafficking In Pep Pills
Ocean City Maryland police report weekend arrests of three Baltimoreans curbing illicit pep pill traffic. Richard Vogel, 22, held on $6,000 bond charged with sale and delivery of barbiturates and amphetamines. Paul Morris, 20, Leonard J. Wernsdarfes, 24, arrested for conspiracy to sell and deliver pep pills. bonds set at $2,000.
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Ocean City
Porice
Jack Phillips
Phillips
Richard Vogel
Worcester County
Bertin
Cambridge
Paul Morris
Leonard J. Wernsdarfes
Product Marketing Manager Joins Ward Lenqard-Rob ert Ouellette
Ouellette, electrical engineer with resistor manufacturing and apply engineering background, joins Metal Film Division of Wary Leonard Elec Co as Product Marketing Manager. He moves from Nashua New Hampshire with his wife to 2085 Greenfield Road Mountain End.
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Ward Lenqard
Robert N. Ouellette
Nf Wary Leonard Elec. Co
Ouellette
Nashua
New Hampshire
Greenfield Road
Mountain End
New Discovery Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery
A world famous institute reports a new healing substance BioDyne that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. It speeds healing, reduces itching burning and pain, supports tissue regrowth and helps prevent infection. Preparation H ointment and suppositories incorporate the formula, claimed effective even after long standing cases and available at drug counters.
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New York
N.Y
Menta
Area Deaths Ethal G. Miller and Others
Obituary items report the death of Ethal G Miller 54 of Greenfield Road and services at Minnich Funeral Home Hagerstown with burial Rest Haven Cemetery. Also J Spencer Brown MD 40 of Chambersburg died suddenly July 13 at George Washington Motor Lodge Valley Forge. Services in St John’s United Church, burial in Fairview Cemetery. Brown notable surgeon and community figure with several survivors and civic ties. Also notes from Jakarta Indonesia on U S Army engineers arriving to assist training under Sukarno program. Funeral arrangements by Lininger Funeral Home.
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Ethal G. Miller
Ethel G. Miller
Greenfield Ri
Chambersburg
J. R
Blanche Nangle Wolfkill
Besdes
Hagerstown
Charlie W. Miller
Ronald B
Charles R
Donald R. Wallkill
Min
Jared Spencer Brown
Thambersburg
George Washington Motor Lodge
Valley
Forge
Glenn Sciatka
St. John's United Church of Christ
Lincoln Way
Fairview Cemetery
Calvin Austin
Delis Hayes Brown
Brown
Mercersburg
University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Associated Press
Damascus
Syria
Chambersburg Hospital
Adel
U.S. Navy
St. John's
Church of Christ
Cumberland Valley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Spencer A. Brown
Bruce W. Brown
Marianne I. Brown
David M. Brown
Sydney Bare III
Plains
N.Y
Lilian
Frederick
Paul
Clute
Alfred
Frantz
Herman A. Gil
Lininger Funeral Home
Sukarno
Hendershot Dies After Long Illness at Washington County Hospital
Watfordstown’s Warfordsburg area mourns long time garage owner and church trustee Hendershot who died at 12:20 pm Sunday after a lengthy illness. He was survived by wife Evelyn and several children, with services scheduled at Warfordsburg Presbyterian Church and burial in the local cemetery. Also noted are unrelated items including a record low temperature at U.S. Antarctic South Pole station and a trivia line about Delaware’s arc.
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N. H.brownie
Hendershot
Evelyn JV
Kirk Hendershot
Watfordsburg
Washington County Hospital
Fulton County
Ellsworth
Cora Catheringe Minghes
Warfordstyria
Highway Department
Fullan County
Ise
Warfordsburg
Greek government frees 19 civil war prisoners in week
In Athens 19 prisoners held since the 1947-49 Civil War were released, with 17 freed on July 11 and two more on Sunday, reducing total detainees to 941. The releases sparked leftist protests in London during King Paul and Queen Frederika’s visit. In Indonesia, a Surabaya train wreck killed 21 and injured 40 on Saturday.
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Athens
Greece
London
Paul
Frederika
Tawes Leaders Meet Today On Civil Rights
In Annapolis a coalition of civil rights leaders plans a conference with Governor Tawes in his office to discuss racial developments in Maryland. Clarence Loban, chairman of the Civic Interest Group, announced the meeting on Sunday night.
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APJ
Maryland
Clarence Loban
Federation of Civilty Rights Organizations
CIG
The
Congres of Racial Equality
Maryland Branc
National Association For the
Advancement of
Gov Tawes Anxious To Give Help
Civil rights protests sweep several states as demonstrators press for federal action. In Lexington North Carolina a peaceful march attracted about 115 people after a white man was killed in a race riot last June. In Cleveland Roy Wilkins urged Congress to act as 12,000 gathered to hear him. Arrests occurred in Danville Virginia where six Negro demonstrators were taken from the mayor’s home.
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Allingslea
King
Christ
Jess
Gardihi
Danville
Julian Stinson
Lexington
N.C
Cleveland
Ohio
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Khrushchev Opens with Jovial Tone Amid Cold War Strife
Khrushchev, 61, appeared jovial at an opening amid East German recognition and contest for Soviet leadership. A 35,000 word letter defending peaceful coexistence clashed with China’s stance, as Khrushchev’s side pressed for unity in the Communist camp while a US Air Force plane delivered 6,000 pounds of equipment for the Kremlin White House hot line.
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East Germany
Khrushchev
Acord
New China
Peking
Stalin
US Air Forcn
Kremlin
White House
Prayer for daily expectancy and wisdom in service
A religious reflection asking God to grant expectancy each day and wisdom to use hours fruitfully. The prayer seeks fulfillment of life’s mission through Christ, urging steady faith from the speaker Paul B. Wright of Portland, Maine, a Greyh? minister at First Presbyterian Church.
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Desis Christ
Paul
Wright
Portland
Gre
First Presbyterian Church
Motive Sought In Slaying Of College Beauty
NOCHESTER N Y CAP- Po Mee Ixlay sought a motive for the slaying of Shari K Smoyer 18 Ithaca College sophomore and Jack King 17 found shot beside King's car in Pittsford. Five empty cartridges and a 45 caliber bullet were recovered. Smoyer daughter of William Smoyer a Rochester real estate man lived in Perrington and King son of Mr and Mrs George King of Geneseo worked for an asphalt paving company.
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Rochester
N.Y
Shari K. Smoyer
Ithaca College
Jack King
Pittsford
Nochester
Po- Mee Ixlay
Itha
Col Lege Coed
Shari
William Smoyer
Perington
King
George King
Geneseo
Brighton
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