The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 9

The Gazette and Daily York, I A Tuesday Morning, August 30, 1955 Wins Scholarship WEEVL meat loaf supper as served by the auxiliary. Serving as committee chairmen for the affair were: Contests, Richard Glackin; supper, Charles Glackin; games. James Arcuri; advertisement, Charles Lobianco free drinks, Curtis Brady, Legionnaires, Families Picnic At White Oak York City band furnished evening entertainment at a recent picnic for Post 127, American Legion, the-auxiliary, drum and bugle corps, and their families at White Oak park. Free merry-go-round rides were offered children along with ice cream cones and games. About 300 persons attended.

stork shower held Mrs.onna Long, Stony Brook, played host recently at a surprise Former York Studenf Wins Grant To MIT George L. Siscoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Siscoe, formerly of 570 Madison avenue and now residing in New Jersey, has been awarded a freshman competitive scholarship for entrance to Massachusetts Institute of Technology this fall.

He is a 1955 graduate of William Penn pernor High school. CWV Fetes Paradise Boys, Church Leaders At Fifth Annual Picnic Boys from Paradise school, Abbottstowrvand nuns and priests from all York parishes were guests Sunday of York Post 1190, Catholic War Veterans, and the auxiliary at their fifth annual family picnic at White Oak park. About 650 persons attended with games and contests offered. A street, was the other recipient. Daughter of Mrs.

Viola Oiler, with whom she resides, and Robert Carl Oiler, York Haven, she will enter training with Miss Reider. Ethel L. Reider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reider, Glen Rock RD 2, recently received one of two $300 nursing scholarships awarded annually by the Soroptomist Club of York.

A 1955 graduate of Susquehan-nock High school she will enter training at York hospital Sept. 6. Connie Oiler, 1022 North Duke stork shower for Mrs. Joy Grove and Mrs. Ella Fay Witmer.

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