Knights of Pythias Take Sole Possession Of First
The Knights of Pythias lead the Recreation Dept Slow-Pitch League after a 9-3 victory over Sterling Recreation, improving to 4-0. Sterling Rec fell to 3-1. Amwell Wonders moved into a second place tie with a 7-6 win over Wilson Agency, while Sterling Rec routed Rupp Pontiac 16-5 and K of P outslugged Apostolics 21-13. Jerry Halliwell, Harold Davis, and Don Wilson starred for K of P.
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Knights of Phythias
Recreation Dept
K of P
Sterling Recreation
Sterling Rec
Amwell Wonders
Sterling Area
Doylestown Doings New Officers
Doylestown Zion Lutheran Church Swavery circle officers for 1962-63 elected recently: president Mrs Gene Speicher vice president Mrs Ralph Allison secretary Mrs John Stadler treasurer Mrs Ward Bauman. A candlelight service installed new officers and luncheon was served. Scouts Fly-Up at Doylestown Methodist Church Fellowship Hall featured Troop 1 and Troop 3 combined to form Troop 111 with welcome, history, flag ceremony, wings pinned, and 10 laws recited. Punch and cake followed for girls and families. The Amwell victory over the Wilson Agency came in the seventh inning behind Al Johnson and Virgil Asche. Ash Hall took the loss. Wes Peterman had three hits for the losers. Ralph Hickman and Johnson homered for the winners. The K of P routed the Apostolics as Knights scored seven in the first. Sterling Rec beat Rupps with four runs in the second and third. The D W Leard club plans an evening dinner out June 21. Mrs Earl Leguillon hosts July 1. Holy Name Society officers elected at SS Peter and Paul Church: Paridon president, Feesler vice president, Dannemiller treasurer, Petit secretary. Doylestown Daughters of America Council 188 elected officers: Huth councilor Kennedy vice councilor George associate junior past councilor Leguillon junior past councilor Busson associate vice councilor, etc. June 28 hostesses planned by Mrs George and Mrs Vesner.
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Doylestown
Zion Lutheran Church Swavery Circle
Gene Speicher
Ralph Allison
John Stadler
Ward Bauman
Robert Kelly
Nolan Jeffery’s
Quirk Scudder
Christian Service
Kenneth Patten
Henry Pamer
Clifford Mohler
Walter Adair
William Hertle
Cloyce Miller
Doylestown Methodist Church Fellowship Hall
Clayton Whipple
Henry Cihlar
Cihlar
Sarita Olson
Martha McCartney
Nancy Chiswell
Melanie Cihlar
Patsy Harold
Whipple
Cal Haden
Ciblar
Margaret Power
Cheryl Ciblar
Eby
Amwell
Wilson Agency
al Johnson
Virgil Asche
Wilson's
Dwain Howell
Ash Hall
Wes Peterman
Ralph Hickman
Johnson
K of P
Apostolics
Knights
Sterling Rec
Rupps
Rupp
Holy Name Society of the
SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
Herbert Paridon
William Feesler
William Dannemiller
Gerald Petit
Doylestown Daughters of America Council
Odd Fellows Hall
Thomas Huth
Lois Kennedy
Glenn George
Earl Leguillon
Ethel Busson
Elmer Musser
Wardert
Leonard Adams
Harry Vesner
Merle: Woodward
Mamie Sellers
John Birbeck
Walter Evans
Vesner
Inside Sentinel
Gordon Walker
Phillis George
George
Wrights Power Leads Rittman Past Sterling 8 3
Corky Wright and Ted Schumacher powered the Rittman Giants to an 8 3 victory over the Sterling Reds. Wright earned the win with 12 strikeouts and 6 hits allowed while driving in three runs. Schumacher added two RBIs on three hits as Beyner took the loss despite 10 strikeouts.
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Corky Wright
Ted Schumacher
Rittman Giants
Sterling Reds
Wright
RBI
Schumacher
Johnson
Money
Rittman
Beyner
Sterling
Shane
Blough
Rittman Girl Scouts Visit Annapolis for Historic Milestone
Peggy Lutz daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Lutz of Rittman received a pictorial book on Maryland as the 50 000th tourist to visit the Maryland state house in Annapolis. Peggy and 15 Girl Scouts toured the building and the colonial port city visiting the room where Washington resigned and viewing the surviving Revolutionary War flag at the capitol and the U S Naval Academy.
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Peggy Lutz
Roy Lutz
Rittman
Maryland
State House
Annapolis
Peggy
Washington
Capitol
U.S. Naval Academy
Gilbert A. Crandall
Local golf tournament concludes with tight four-man win
Rudy Fodder, Joe Fodder, Steve Pabdur, and Pete Gorfido captured the weekend golf tournament with a 63 stroke total. Kurtz posted the weekend low at 74 while Paul Gegner and Bob Gegner both finished at 77. Moran scores and other names appear in the readable text.
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Rudy
Joe Fodder
Steve Pandur
Pete Gorfido
Jack” “Kurtz
Paul
Bob Gegner
Bill Reynolds
Karl Melenbacker
Vern ‘Y Yoho
Clyde Eckhart
Still Upbeaten: The Ladies' Loop
Helen Heffelman and Dot Lynch remain undefeated in the Wednesday ladies league at Rittman Bowling Center after nine straight games. The pair continue to lead the standings with dominant performances.
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Helen Heffelman
Dot.Lynch
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Wilson
Rupp Pontiac
P-Sterling Rec
Jerry Halliwell
Harold Davis
Don Wilson
Ken Weadry
Oly
Doylestown Doings
D W Leard Club
Akron
Jim Witzberger
Dick Britton
Homan’s Wonderland Beach
Smithville
Les. Elgart
Chippewa Lake Park
Glenn Miller
Wright Collects Rittman ‘Victory
Magic City Drive-In
Theatre de Lee
MLL
Donald O'Connor
Alladin
George Montgomery
Fred Astaire
Debbie Reynolds
Claudelle Inglish
Arthur Kennedy
Diane McBain
Barberton
Wadsworth
Wey
Rock Hudson
Doris Day
Steve Forrest
Robert Mitchum
Robert Wagner
Nancy Kwan
James Cagney
Arlene Francis
Jeff Chandler i
Peyton Place
Joanne Woodward
Ian Reecords
Rawiga
Geatert
Parmialeearmalee
Red
Smith
Moore
Dick Moors
the Friendly Theatre
Jorrville
Metro-Goldwyn Mayer
Tennessee Williams
Cinemascopt
Metrocolor
Paul Newman
Geraldine Page
the Outsider
Big Red
Slring -Pretitz
Rittman Sayiess
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Hickin Garay
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