Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 18

Daily anon, May 24, 1956 1 Fishing Rodeo Is Held In Bernville BERNVILLE, May 24 than one hundred youngsters took part in the fishing rodeo held Saturday-arid Sunday by the Rod and Gun Club along Nprthkill Creek in the L. Kisslirigs meadow. Three year old David Hettinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur'Hett- iriger was credited with the larg- cst catch, a inch brook trout.

Other prizes were won by Millie Hpllenbach, Sandra Spohn and Samuel Reber. The Bernville Christian Endeav- or Society its 10th annual night of music on Mother's Day in St. Thomas Union Church. The program was opened by the Bernville Band. Other participants Avere Host Church junior choir anr! Berks County Christian Endeavor Chorus.

Solos were by David Sweigart, Dorothy Umbenhauer, Robert Lezenhy Jr. and Charles Wolf Nola Marbcrger pianist and Margaret Ross, violinist. quartet, Anna Bubbenmoyer, Barbara Eisenbrown, Marilyn Kissling and Joan Mengel; trumpet trio, John Hafcr, Kirk Hoyer, and Doand Sandman. Clark Snycier played the pre. lude on the organ, Rev.

Frank W. Ruth offered the invocation and Rev. Robert Lczenby asked the benediction. The proceeds will be used in supporting the daily vacation Bible school. Recent Guests The following visited Mr.

and Mrs. George Blaft: Fred Anspach Sr. and son Fred Harold Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Leapes, Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Smith, Charles Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. George Newhouser and Mr. and Sta'mrri.

A -birthday dinner was held in honor of Raymond Blatt and Lloyd MeQuate in the home of'Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Blatt. The following were present: Joanne and MeQuate, Lloyd and Frederick MeQuate, Mr. and Airs. Leroy Bender and children Marlene and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Kissling and children, Jane Stoudt, Josephy Mr. and Mrs. KinSzer entertained the following: Mr. arid Mrs; Louis Kintzer.and children of Sinking Spring; Mr.

and Mrs. Emerson Stoudt, Mrs. Daniel sel of St Daniels 'of Robesonia and St. Thomas of Bernville softball game was played: recently and Sti Daniels 19-5. Bernville and Richland played on Sunday at Bernville.

The score was 15-0 in favor of Baccalaureate Held Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday morning in St. Thomas Church. There was a class-, of 24 graduates of Penn- Bernville High School. Rev: Frank W. Ruth preached the sermon.

Mr.vand Mrs. Harvey Weidman Amoved to Tlie fallowing calied on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kissling: Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Henrte and children Kerry, Rowena and Dale; and Howard -Madeira and sons Phillys and Eric. Mr. and Mrs. William Hyland, Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bender and children Marlene and Sheran, -Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mengei and daughter Loois; Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Earhart and daughter Elenore. Daughter I.orn Mr. -and- Mrs. Kenneth Bixler, Bernville Route 2, became the parents of daughter.

Mrs. Bixler formerly was Marion Hoch. Airman Second Class Paul P. Porter of Andrews Washington D.C. visited.

Mr. and Mr. Lehman Kissling over the week end. Local Scout Leaders To Alfend National Meeting Don Simpson, executive director of the Leanon County Council of Boy Scouts and Roy Kohl, a member of the local council serving as national council representative, left today for Ohio. They will attend the 46th annual meeting of the National Council of Boy Scouts tomorrow and Saturday.

Principal speakers for the sessions include former Governor Henry F. Schricker of Indiana: Harold E. Stassen, assistant to President Eisenhower; John M. Schiff. president of the Boy Scouts of America; Dr.

Arthur Schtick, chief Scout executive and Charles Taft, mayor of Cincinnati. Ostrich Gives Motorist Trouble; Swallows Keys BOSTON W) Of the thousands of motorists who calied the Massachusetts division of' the American AutomobUe Assn. for --assistance in m5o this was recorded ss the most unusual: "Please service an ostrich (hat Mvallowed my automobile keys at Franklin Park." Tlie motorist was supplied with a new set. BAT IN COUHT ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.

(AP) A district court panel ducked and dodged as a little bat dive- bombed them. Judge Paul Tackett called a 15-minute recess while em- ployes tried to nab the intruder. Finally he parked on the ceiling. Court took up again. So did 'the bat.

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built-in Pump. Equlriperf with nhduMcr nnt) Fully Tubular All Metal Construction See our complete selection of Play Gyms and Sliding Boards at Proportionate low Prices. 2-SWIKGS AIR GLIDE CHINNING BARS FLYING RINGS TRAPEZE BAR 19.95 Value A complete playground unit in the safety of your own yard. Sturdily built throughout, enameled finished to resist weather. Stands rigidly, offers hours and hours of healthy outdoor entertainment for your youngsters all thru spring, summer' and fall.

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