Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 17

Recent Brides MRS. DENNIS MORGAN LeXS'V bride in the Palm Lutheran Church, Palmyra. Her maiden name was Susan Moyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.

Moyer of 120 N. Railroad St. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Morgan 6f Annville RD 1.

MRS. SCOTT HEAGY was marriS'in the Avon United Methodist Church. She is the former Gwenn Lynn Gamble, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gam- hie, 42 Mine Road.

He is the son of Mr. Henry C. Heagy of 1223 E. Cumberland Street. MRS.

DONALD WINKLEBLEcKe- came a Lride in St. John's United Church of Christ, Jonestown. She is the former Nancy Abel, daughter of Dorothy Abel of 1017 Lehman St. He is the son of Charles Winklebleck of Jonestown and Mrs. Eleanor Winklebleck of 27 N.

Sixth St. MRS. ROBERT A. REPPERT JR. married in the Salem United Church of Christ.

She is the former Shells L. Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Miller Sr.

of Mt. Aetna. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.

Reppert of Bernville RD 1. Antiques, Style Show Highlights Of Program A display of antique cookie cutters and a fashion show of furs highlighted the Monday evening meeting of members of the Junior Woman's Club of Lebanon. The women met at the Coleman Memorial Hall of Christ Presbyterian Church. Mrs. James T.

Reilly presided. The Cultural Heritage Division of the Fine Arts Department of the Club set up the antique cookie cutter display. The fur fashion show was presented by Sears of the Lebanon Plaza. Participating in the opening ceremonies were Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs.

John A. Walter, Mrs. Darwin Click and Mrs. James Allwein. Mrs.

Robert Ganter was the welcome hostess. Reports were submitted by the following: Mrs. Peter N. Colban, treasurer; Mrs. Ganter, secretary and home life; Mrs.

Robert DeLay, membership; Mrs. Jon E. Roller, cultural heritage; Mrs. Larry Lucas, community improvement; Mrs. Gerald Farkas, correspondence; Mrs.

Herbert J. Eoff, registrar; Mrs. Larry Kresge, hospitality; Mrs. FileApplica tions For 8 Marriages Eight marriage license applications have been filed here. Applicants are: James H.

Snyder, 2 7, wrapper, Elizabethtown, son of Orville S. Snyder and Anna Mae Snyder, and Joanne Geib, 26, plant worker, Elizabethtown RD 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weaver. Francis G.

McKeown, 34, foreman, Pottsville RD 2, son of Rose McKeown and the late Edward J. McKeown, and Georgene M. PurceH, 30, Pottsville RD 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kopena, Michael E.

Conlin, 25, expediter, Lancaster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip B. Conlin, and Judith E. Wiker, 20, s-tudent, Lancaster, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John N. Wiker. Keith A. Brunner, 20, student 824 W.

Main Palmyra, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Brunner, and Beth L. Kaylor, 19, student, 217 S.

KacriMa Palmyra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kaylor Jr. Gary L. Flory, 24, teacher, McPherson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Flory, and Ann C. Sollenberger, 23, school teacher, Annville RD 1, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert W. Sollenberger.

John B. Butler, 20, store clerk, 1849 E. Mifflin son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.

Butler, and Beverly Jo Good, 19, sales clerk, 540 Locust daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Good. Barry H.

Brosey, 2-1, -jam'tor, Elizabethtown, son of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert D. Brosey, and Michele Rhodes, 22, 333 N. Locust Palmyra, daughter of James R. Baylin and Marjorie II.

Fox. Robert F. Galebach, 28, factory worker, 22816 Chestnut son of John F. Galebach and Miriam Galebach, and Virginia E. Hoffman, 19, Myerslown RD 2, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles E. Hoffman. Eugene Bradley, ways and means; Mrs. John W.

Lawrence, literature and drama. Mrs. Kresge and Mrs. Geoffrey L. Sowers were named to the board to fill the directorships left vacant by the resignations of Mrs.

Robert M. Maurer and Mrs. Raymond G. Blouch Jr. The president welcomed the advisors, Mrs.

James C. Heckard and Mrs. Jacob S. Leib on behalf of the members. She also named the following as members of the reciprocity committee: Mrs.

Allwein, Mrs. Farkas, Mrs. Royce Freeman, Mrs. Larry Heistand, Mrs. Cyril Deck, Mrs.

Ronald E. Drum and Mrs. Allen C. Boyer. Mrs.

Michael Brown was in charge of the tea room. Members of her committee were: Mrs. DeLay, Mrs. Click, Mrs. Stuart Hanford, Mrs.

Claude Miller, Mrs. Robert J. Hafey, Mrs. Murray B. Grosky, Mrs.

James R. Deimler, Mrs. Richard W. Brubaker and Mrs. J.

Neal Borngardner. 2 Parties Held At VA Hospital Two social activities for patients at the Lebanon Veterans Administration Hospital-were held Monday evening. The American War Mothers from Hershey sponsored a Christmas party in the recreation room of Building 18. Fifty patients attended. The American War Mothers, Laurel Chapter, sponsored a games party in tha social room of Building 22.

Tifty-four patients attended. Hilda Huber made the arrangements for both parties, H. P. Fegam Wed 53 Years LEBANON DAILY NEWS Mr. and Mrs.

Homer P. Fegan, who reside at Stevens Towers, 930 Willow are receiving congratulations today on the observance of their 53rd wedding anniversary. Mrs. Fegan is the former Malinda Sechrist. Her husband, a former Lebanon County sheriff, is a retired Pennsylvania Turnpike employe.

The couple has three chil- f.li.,.-,. t)a t. ir dren, Grant, of San Antonio, Tuesday, December 15, 1970 Texas; Joseph, Fredericksburg, and Mrs. Josephine Har- Si" vf Yofifo ry Rank, Cleona. They also 'J Kurs have eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Page IT Fete Boost Children At Yule Event The Christmas spirit was raised high recently as Santa Claus, presents and cartoons found their way into the lives of the Lebanon County Boost children. The children were n- tertained at a Christmas theatre party held at the Colonial Theater. It was sponsored by the Summer Boost Parents Group. Summer Boost or Boost I is conducted at St. Mary's.

Roman Catholic Church. All children involved in the Summer Boost, St. Andrews Presbyterian Church Boost II and Covenant United Methodist Church Boost II programs were invited to the party, Also invited were the entire of the Boost children. Nearly 300 persons attended including teachers and aides -from the various 1 Boost Centers. Following several cartoons, shown by the personnel of the theater, Santa Claus (Oran Kurtz) presented gifts to all the Boost children and to their brothers and sisters.

These gifts were donated by businessmen and residents of Lebanon through an appeal made by Father Joseph C. Coyne, director of Lebanon Office of Catholic 'Social Services. Refreshments and other contributions were also donated. The event was coordinated by Mrs. Minnie Albright, caseworker, Lebanon Office of Catholic Social Services.

The theater party was mainly financed by a product sale which was conducted by the Summer Boost Parents Group. Officers recently elected were: president, Mrs. Eleanor Weikel; vice- president, Alicia Rivera; treasurer, Fern Lazado, and secretary, Joan Morales. Assisting with the ways and means project were Mrs. Ellen Belleman and Airs.

Adeline Voter. Boost programs provide pre- first grade educational experiences for nearly 60 children in Lebanon County. It is operated almost entirely by volunteer workers. Robert Ulrichs Wed 25 Years Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Ulrich of 626 E. Walnut Palmyra, are celebrating their silver wedding anniversary today. The Ulrichs were married in the First Evangelical Con' gregational Church of Lebanon Dec. 15, 1945.

Mrs. Ulrich is the former Mae Ross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ross of 24 Moravian St. Her husband's parents are Mr.

and Mrs, Robert S. Ulrich, 923 Elizabeth St. They are the parents of two sons, Robert L. of Merritte and Dale, a junior at West Chester State They have one grandchild, Brian. Mr.

Ulrich is the new and used car manager of KHck- Lewis of Palmyra. A short anniversary trip was taken earlier to Cherry Hill, N.J. Births BROSS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bross of 535 Chapel St.

announce the birth of a daughter, Dawn Marie, on Monday at 7:35 p.m. in the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey. The mother is the former Roberta Nemcovsky. The father is employed by the New Penn Motor-Express Company and Sears at the Lebanon Shopping Plaza.

KLINGER A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John W. Klinger of Lebanon RD 3 Monday at 10:38 a.m. in the Good Samaritan Hospital.

The mother's maiden name was Sandra F. Whitman. The father is serving in the United States Army, stationed in Vietnam. MOVER It's a boy for Mr. and Mrs.

Richard H. Moyer of Myerstown RD 1. The infant arrived Monday at p.m. in the Good Samaritan Hospital. The mother is the former Fern L.

Dove. The father is employed by Clayton Farusworth, Fredericksbuff. Committee Appointments Made By Visiting Nurse Association Members of the board of directors of the Visiting Nurse Association on Monday commenced their sixtieth year of service to area citizens. VNA is an agency of Community Chest of Lebanon County. Mrs.

John W. Juppenlatz presided at the session held at VNA headquarters, 900 Hauck St. She made the following committee appointments for the 1970-71 term: Executive committee Mrs. Juppenlatr, chairman; Mrs. Earnest D.

Williams Mrs. Charles V. Henry 3rd, Mrs. Frederick G. Bulkley, Mrs.

Robert James, Mrs. Donald S. Shepherd. Financial Mrs. Bulkley, chairman; Mrs.

James, Mrs. Williams; Housing Mrs. Thomas A. Ehrgood, chairman; Mrs. J.A.

Buser, Mrs. J.M. Quinn, Mrs. W.H. Means Jr.

Insurance Mrs. D.D. Attwood, chairman; Mrs. Means; Lesal Mrs. Ehrgood, chairman; Mrs.

Henry. Professional Advisory Mrs. Richard R. Hoffman, Story Of Carols Program Topic A program of the "Story of Christmas Carols" highlighted the meeting of the Woman's Club of Palmyra Monday evening in Parish Hall of First United Methodist Church, Palmyra. Introduced by Mrs.

Robert Gingrich, the program was presented by the music committee of the club. Participants were Mrs. Richard Kreider, narrator; Mrs. Ralph Sherk, Mrs. John Ranch and Mrs.

Paul Hoover. Mrs. Robert Cobaugh presided at thef business session. Mrs, Richard Showers reported on the Lebanon County Federation of Women's Clubs meeting held recently. Mrs.

Royden Nice a n- nounced that the annual spring dinner dance i scheduled for April 3 at the Officers Club of Indiantown Gap Military Reservation. Also serving on the committee are Mrs. Irvin Hughes, Mrs. William Gilliland and Mrs. Austin Gelling.

Mrs. Edward Baker, of the home life department, announced that a sewing c.ontest will be held Feb. 22. Mrs. Keefer Baum, of the education department, introduced the December girl of the month, Miss Wendy Beavers, daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Dell, a senior at Palmyra Area High School. Other reports were presented by Mrs. Baum, education; Donald Moretz, hostess committee; Mrs. Ceiling, membership; Mrs.

Lawrence Kegerreis, ways and means; Airs. Hughes, treasurer; Mrs. Robert Barry, the minutes, and Mrs. Robert Davis, correspondence. Mrs.

William Herbe was accepted as a new member. Greeters were Mrs. Robert Hartz and Mrs. Elmer Hemperly. Pourers were Mrs.

Gilbert Hammer and Mrs. Heaps. Hostesses were Mrs. Daniel Healwole, chairman; Mrs, Walter Gingrich, co-chairman; Mrs, Russell Gingrich and Mrs. Alvin Gruber.

New Baby Has A Name Jodi Lynne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Funk, 153 N. Chestnut Palmyra.

David Jay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benuel B. Smoker of Myerstown RD 3. Andrew David James, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert L. Byler, 355 E. Derry Road, Hershey. Tricia Ann, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Roy D. Moyer of Annville RD 2. Candice Sue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

David Campbell, 137 N. Ninth St. Steven Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.

Kreiser of Box 569, Palmyra RD 1. Rache! Zook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Lapp of Myerstown RD 2.

Colette Frances, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Rup- poner, 364 N. Eighth St.

Sherry Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Gruber, Box 85, Grantville. Tracy Lynn, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel R. Miller of Lebanon RD I. Rafferty, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Luis R. Rivera, 1014 Steckbeck St. Kevin Lynn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn E.

Sterner of Box 89, Myerstown. Timothy Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Tobias, 425 Bricker Lane.

Samuel Holler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Brubaker Jr. of 338 Pershing Ave.

Douglas George, son of Mr. and Mrs. James I. Brower, 20 Folmer St. Daniel Francis, son of Mr.

and Mrs. David R. Burnham of Bethel RD 1. Eric Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Russell E. Ebling of Lebanon RD 3. Kimberly Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Luch of 134 W.

Market Jonestown. Kelly Jo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Weierbach of Annville RD 1.

Andrew Edgar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Asper of Lebanon RD 4. Brian Keith, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Blessing, 1234 Willow S(. Keith Michael, of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drye, 109 E.

Poplar St. Sean Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Firestine, 15 W.

Center Myerstown. Michael Adam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Fisher of Myerstown RD 3.

Kristen Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hoffman, 239 S. Thirteenth St.

William Harry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Wolfe of 210 N. Tenth St.

Melissa Kay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Eugene Espenshade of Box 41, Ono. Scott Neil, son of'Mr.

and Mrs. Neil C. Wynn, 8 Hillcrest Drive, Hershey. Tht Biby HII A column appears weekly. Parents friends invited call Mfl( IB names MW babiei.

chairman, serving with Dr. Joseph Bering, Mrs. Philip Davis, Dr. Raymond Dorsch, Mrs. Samuel Hartman 2nd, Mrs.

John Mengel, Mrs. Luke Peiffer, Dr. Helen Shucker and Dr. M. Dale Yocum.

The latter is a new appointee. Nominating Mrs. Buser, chairman; Mrs. Ehrgood, Mrs. Quinn; Nursing Mrs.

Hugh Mullen, chairman; Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Means; Historian Mrs. Homer Schreiber.

Purchasing Mrs. Hartman, chairman; Mrs. Schreiber, Mrs. James; Publicity Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs.

Mullen; Memorial Mrs. Attwood, chairman; Mrs. Schreiber; Evaluation Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Shepherd.

Council Delegates Mrs. Juppenlatz, Mrs. Don-' aid S. Moudy, executive director; Mrs. Mullen and Mrs.

Hartman were named delegates to the Community Council of Lebanon County. A contribution in memory cf Mrs. H. Shellenburg from Mrs. May B.

Coons was acknowledged. Mrs. Williams, reporting for the nursins? committee, listed a total of 255 visits made last month; 173 were Medicare; 127 were in the city; 128 were in the county. The nurses traveled a total of 1,946 miles. Accepts Post Mrs.

Moudy informed directors of the various meetings she and other staffers attended and noted that she has accepted an appointment to the Professional Advisory Board of the Mental Health- Mental Retardation organization. Mrs. Mullen and Mrs. Ardith Sholley represented VNA at the Child Abuse Clinic held-in Hershey. Mrs.

Moudy attended the meeting of the Community Chest agency executive directors. Miss Madelyn Kemp attended the Housing and Redevelopment Authority casework conference. Club Cites Girl At Yule Social Miss Charlotte Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Graham, 1829 Thompson has been named Girl of the Month by the Cleona Woman's Club.

She is a senior at Annville- Cleona High School where she is enrolled in the academic course. Her school activities are: president of Future Teachers of America; treasurer of Future Homemakers of America; secretary of National Honor Society; member of Yearbook Staff; German tutor and Senior High Chorus member. Charlotte is a member of God's Missionary Church in Lebanon where she is assistant pianist of the youth group. Her future plans are to attend Susquehanna i- versity and become a certified public accountant. She and her mother were guests of the club at its Monday evening meeting held 'at the Cleona ElempntRry School.

They were introduced by Mrs. I a i Schmehl, education chairman. A charm bracelet was presented to Charlotte for receiving the Girl of the Month honors. She spoke to the club members on Hie activities of Future Teachers of America. The Christmas social began with a covered dish sunper.

Mrs. Leon Kauffman led the group in Die singing of carols. Mrs. Mark Dencler was the piano accompanist. A gift exchange was held hy the group.

Mrs. Robert Keller conducted the business ses- Reports were given by Mrs. William Yost, recording secretary: Mrs. Victor Peters, correspondence; Mrs. Roy Meyer, treasurer.

Mrs. Bruce Morrow, ways and means chairman, announced that additional place mats and note paper have been ordered. Mrs. Shenk, home life chairman, thanked the door hostesses, Mrs. Irene Martin and Mrs.

William Donmoyer, and the hostesses, Mrs. Mariani. chairman; Mrs. James Kercher, Mrs. Stephen Macian, Mrs.

Cyril Pence, Mrs. Arnold Perry, Mrs. Norman Royer, Mrs. Earl Shambaugh, Mrs. Donmoyer and Mrs.

Martin. Mrs. Fred Hummel, public Charlotte Graham welfare, reported that the club will entertain the trainees of the Lebanon County Workshop and serve refreshments on Wednesday. Society Holds Dinner Party Twelve members of ths Society of Farm Women Group Six attended a Christmas dinner party Monday evening at the Dutch Diner, Palmyra. Mrs.

LeRoy Patches was In charge of the program. Mrs. David Myers read the Christmas Story and led the singing of carols. Mrs. Charles Pittenger showed a religious film strip.

The business session was conducted by the newly-installed president, Mrs. Herbert Roush. She announced following new chairmen: Mrs. Clyde Fetter, Mrs. Patches, sunshine, and Mrs.

Benjamin Krall, bake sale, Three members will represent the group at the''state convention in January, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. William Gloss and Mrs. Fetter. The women voted to give $100 donation to Andy's Fund in care of the Jaycees of Jonestown.

The next meeting will be Jan. 18 at the home of Mrs. Patches, Lebanon RD 3. It will be an afternoon and evening meeting to make cancer. dressings.

JU(M EcKert it celebrating her first birthday today. She it the daughter of Mr. and Mn. George L. Ickirt ef 537 Union Sr.

Jennifer Leigh Vila, 102 E. Locmt Annville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Vila, wot two yenrj old Saturday.

She wat feted at party. Tony Shutter, ton of Ronald Gene Smith Trudy Lynn oil ing- Sandra Shutter, 534 Jr. eelebrorng hit er's second birthday Oak is eelebrating first birthday today. He anniversary occurs to- hij fourth birthday to- is the son of Mr. and day.

Her parents day. He is being feted Mrs. Ronald G. Smith Mr. and Mrt.

Earl at a dinner. of 431 N. Twenty-fifth Hellinger 35 Mora- St. vian St, Darla Marie Gertie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lorry B. Gettle, Myerjrown, will be years old Thursday. She will be feted with dinner party..