Niekirk Clan Plans Reunion
The 35th Netkirk family reunion was held at City Park on Sunday June 22 with about 40 attendees. Ralph Netkirk led the program in president absent and prizes were awarded for various categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netkirk
Fred Netkirk
Ralph Netkirk
Trace Shank
Manganayille
Ardeat
Henry Snavely
Ann Martie Vdelterleh
Wiliamsport
Clayton Neikirk
David Deiterich
Williamsport
Omar Nicarry
Chambersbnurs
Will Noelkirk
Harrisburg
Elerbert T. Geyer
D. Brei Neikirk
Herbert Zeper
Wayne Nicarry
Newly Created Historical Posts Filled by Unanimous Vote
The program committee chairman Mrs. Lloyd Shank and recreation committee chairman Mrs. Glenn Trump led the motion. Mrs. Guy Kidwell and Jacob N. Stouffer were unanimously elected to historian and assistant historian posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Lloyd Shank
Glenn Trump
Power
Guy Kidwell
Jacob N. Stouffer
Luncheon Shower Honors Miss Tinl Russell Date Set
Mrs. Arthur F Chambers Jr hosted a Tuesday afternoon luncheon and shower at 22 South Prospect for Miss Jeanne Tinl whose June 28 wedding to Walter P Russell of Russellville Arkansas is planned. Pastel decor and spring flowers highlighted gifts. guests included Jeanne Unl Susie Schlosser Eileen Schwarta and several listed ladies.
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Mra
Arthur F. Chambers, Jr
South Prospect
Misa Jeanne “Tinl
Walter P. Russell
Russellavillea
8. C
Honoven
Jeanne Unl
Susie Schlosser
Eileen Schwarta
de Mesdames Pan Wu
Joseph S
Fifth Birthday Marked Here
Mr. and Mrs. Argyl Grove of Sharpsburg held a birthday party at their home on June 23 honoring their daughter Mary Dulu on her fifth birthday. Attendees included Sandra Sue Davis Barbara Jean Grove Becky Kretzer Neverly Myers Shirley Cleven cer Joyce Grimm Ruth and Naomi Myers Cynthia Hay Grove Linda Williams Clyde William Grove Jr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyl Grove
Sharpsburg
Mary Dulu
Sandra Sue Davis
Barbara Jean Grove
Becky Kretzer
Neverly Myers
Shirley Clevencer
Joyce Grimm
Ruth
Naomi Myers
Cynthia Hay Grove
Linda Williams
Clyde William Grove
Max Grimm
Crochet handbag pattern for a summer accessory
Crochet pattern advertise for a one skein red cotton handbag with wooden bead decorations and polka dot lining. Includes finishing steps and color options white with beads wave pastels with white beads. requests name address and Patti number to CARO CURTIS at The White Mail box 299 Madison Square New York 10. Patterns ready to ship with first class mail option and extra per pattern. An average of 6,000 babies born weekly in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patti
Caro Curtis
Madison Square Station
New York
United States
Final Program Planned Nearby
Closing exercises of the Vacation Church School in Keedysville take place Friday at 8 p.m. About 88 pupils enrolled. Nursery study God Loves Us led by Miss Kefanger and Mrs Wilhide with assistants. Beginners study How God Showed His Love led by Mrs Buetner Swope and Elamimond. Primary theme Flaw God Kept His Promise taught by Mays Mhowas Suively. Juniors led by Mrs Rohrer with assistants Smith Bly Hammond. Intermediates study Gods Great Promise under Remsburg Bartner. Rohrer is pianist and Thomas song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vacation Church School
Keedysville
Mary Kefanger
Timothy Wilhide
James Bachtel
Joann Waters
Peggy Stump
Rene Buetner
Robert Swope
Regina Elamimond
God
Warry Remsburg
W Howard Bartner
Carroll Rolirer
Church School
Robert Thomas
Hospital discharge list and a bridge hand analysis
The article lists numerous patient names and addresses discharged Tuesday from Washington County Hospital including Walter Gray Linda Dubel George Fisher and others with locations such as Funkstown Clear Spring and Williamsport. It includes a bridge hand discussion detailing a South West North East sequence and double penalty concepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Walter Gray
Wenley Avenue
Linda Lee Dubel
Funkstown
George Irvin Fisher
Oak Avenue
Edward Jo Deanohne
Thanston Biv
Joseph Resleys Schnebly
Clear Spring
Linda Carol McCullough
Corbett Street
Joseph Wayne Wolf
Columbia Road
Harry Hornbaker
Kdaughter
Steute I
Williams
Jacoby on Bridge Plays Hand From Knoxville Lesson
An unusual bridge hand from Knoxville illustrates bidding lessons and reading an opponent. West opens hearts then shifts to clubs, signaling a penalty double in the slay contract. South uses the information to outplay West and win tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
Knoxville
Penn
Declarer
Donghnuts
Sle
Duttumy
Heisman Clan to Gather for Nelman Family Reunion at Caledonia Park
Members of the Nelman Clan will gather at Caledonia Park on Sunday for their annual reunion. Viola Clark of West Lebanon, Pa, urges planning members to contact her to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelman
Caledonia Park
Viola Clark
West Lebanon
Keedyville Homecoming Plans Told at Park Meeting
The Keedyavillea Homecoming Association met in Taylor Memorial Park to finalize plans for the August 6 7 8 9 event. President Charles Taylor led discussions on committee work and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keedyavillea Homecoming Association
Taylor Memorial Park
Charles Taylor
Park Dinner and Meeting Notice
A chicken dinner will be served in the park and the association will hold its next meeting Monday July 14 at 7 p.m. in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
P.m. Iin
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