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Capt. Harry D. Latimer
Promoted To Major
Captain Harry L. Latimer of Pax-
ton, Illinois, has been promoted to
major in the Army. He is assigned
to the Combat Developments Group,
Headquarters. Continental Army
Command, Fort Monroe, Virginia.
A graduate of Paxton Community
High School, he attended the Uni-
versity of Illinois and enlisted in
‘the Army in 1943. He was com-
missioned after graduation from In-
fantry Officer Candidate School and
served in Europe from 1944 to 1947.
Later he served with the 82nd
and 11th Airborne Divisions in this
country and in 1953 was assigned
to Headquarters, Army Antiaircraft
Command in Korea. Prior to coming
to Fort Monroe in July 1955, he was
a student at the Command and
General Staff College, Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas.
His decorations include the
Bronze Star Medal with Oak Leaf
Cluster.
Major Latimer is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Latimer, 639 South
Washington © Street, Paxton. His
wife is the former Leonora E. Casey
of Dallas.
Local Resident Awarded
Geisinger Scholarship
Award of a $200.00 scholarship to
Mary Graves Hess, Dallas R. D. 1 by
the Geisinger Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing (Danville) was
announced’ at the hospital today.
The scholarship donated by Merck
& Co., Riverside, Pa. is one of four-
teen scholarships made available to
applicants to the Geisinger school
by interested firms, organizations
and individuals throughout the Eas-
‘tern-Central Pennsylvania area. To
date nine scholarships have been
awarded and five more . are still
school of nursing in September.
HUMPHREYS REUNION
Kiwanis Women Abandon According to. a University of
Pl F i Pi y Pennsylvania survey, 71% of mar-
ans fo uaqust Picnic ried people say they are happy, and
I g 14% say they are miserable. The
rest, apparently, can’t tell the differ-
ence. 7 —~Changing Times
Twenty members and one guest
gathered for Wednesday night's din-
ner meeting of the Dallas Kiwanis
Womens Club at Irem Country. Club,
the last formal meeting until Sep-
tember 26. Plans for an August pic-
nic have been abandoned. Mrs. R.
E. Neal was chairman.
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Present were Mesdames: Edward
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Jenkins, Franklin Gager, Charles
Flack, Merrill Faegenburg, D. J.
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Richard Horton, G. J. Kintz, Don
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Phone: 4-7141 Dallas, Penna.
Sr. of Kingston, held their third
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and many activities engaged in.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Humphreys, Jr., Dianne, Rickey
~ Humphreys, of Harrisburg; Mr. and
~and Mrs. John DeWitt, John, Jr.,
‘Wayne, Dennis, Jennie Mae, and
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Bruce and Sandra Harding; Mr. and
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‘James R. Humphreys, Donna and
| Susan Humphreys, of Kingston; Mr.
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W. J. Robbins, Jr. of the Air Force,
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