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- [S1993] Newspapers.com: Potter Journal Leader Enterprise-, 1963-02-27. Cub Scout Pack 33 Wolf BAdges & Bobcat Pins; 2-Car Collision, Hemphills of Millport. 27 Feb 1963, Wed • p4.
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Cub Scout Pack 33 Wolf BAdges & Bobcat Pins; 2-Car Collision, Hemphills of Millport.
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The Potter Enterprise
Coudersport, Pennsylvania
27 Feb 1963, Wed • Page 4
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BYwetzupdoc • 16 May 2022
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[photo, cub scout pack 33]
MEMBERS OF CLUB SCOUT PACK 33 who were given awards at Thursday night's Blue and Gold Dinner in the Consistory are from left to right in front:
Sam Glassmire,
George White,
Richard Carter,
Harold Brown and
Wayne Wetzel.
Standing behind the boys are:
Lewis Glassmire,
Clayton White,
Robert Jackson,
Mrs. Helen Brown, and
Mrs. Edwin Wetzel.
Wolf badges were given to White and Jackson while the other boys received Bobcat pins. --Enterprise Photo
Cub Scout Pack 33 Needs Four More Den Mothers
About 135 persons attended the Blue and Gold Dinner given for members of Cub Scout Pack 33 in the Consistory Thursday night.
Held for the purpose of building interest in a local Cub Scout program, the dinner was attended by the Cubs and parents or friends.
Two films - one on the Boy Scout Jamboree and the other a cartoon were shown following the dinner. Some of the boys also put on a skit for the entertainment of visitors.
Two Wolf badges and three Bobcat pins were given five members of the group.
- Sam Giassmire and Richard Carter both got Wolf badges while George White, Harold Brown and Wayne Wetzel received Bobcat pins. Others received new membership cards. Presentations were made by Fred Sallade.
At present the pack has six dens located in various parts of town. Cubmaster Cecil Vanocker says they would like to expand by adding at least four more - one each for Rubbertown, the Tannery area, East Second Street and North Main St. Anyone interested in taking care of holding den meetings in any of those locations should contact Mr. Vanocker.
John Hughes, secretary-treasurer of the pack, said members of the group would like to thank H. H. Bradley for donating the miik and Tom Guzick for running the projection machine as well as others who helped make the dinner a success.
Two-Car Collision Sends Eight People to Hospital
A two-car collision shortly before 6:00 p.m. Sunday on Rt. 42028 South of Ceres resulted in hospitalization for five members of one family and three teenagers.
Admitted to Olean General Hospital were:
- William Hemphill 28, Millport, with multiple lacerations of the mouth and chin:
- his wife, Mrs. Sharon Hemphill, 24, multiple bruises, had X-rays of chest and spine;
their three children,
- Elaine, 20 months;
- Ann. three; and
- John, five, bruised.
Condition of Mr. Hemphill is reported good and Mrs Hemphill, who is an expectant mother, was listed as fair. The three children were discharged yesterday.
Also hospitalized were
- Frank Dean, 18, Shinglehouse, severe laceration of face, condition listed as fair;
- Miss Donna J. Sohoonmaker. 17, Eldred, chest injury; and
- Miss Linda Schoonmaker, 16, Eldred, injured left forearm. The latter two were discharged Tuesday.
Kane-based State Police are investigating the accident.
SUNDERLINVILLE
The Herbert Witters are living in Sabinsville. Woodcutters are living in the house vacated by the Witters.
Miss Iva Hammond arrived on Tuesday from Plainfield, N. J., following a short stay with her sister, Mrs. Norma Gunn and family. Previous to her stay there, she spent five months in Seattle, Wash. with Mr. and Mrs. E. Benn Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Schoonover and family of Elkland were Sunday...
GAME PROTECTOR- Phil Young, a classmate of game protector H. Richard Curfman, Coudersport, in the Ross Leffler School of Conservation, is the successor to veteran Cecil Hancock, Port Allegany, who retired from service with the Pennsylvania Game Commission a few weeks ago. Both Curfman and Young were graduated from the training school in April of 1960.
A Westmoreland County game protector since he left the school, Philip L. Young was born Dec. 8, 1934 and is a native of Wellsboro where he attended high school. He...
Clipping location on The Potter Enterprise page 4
CLIPPED FROM
The Potter Enterprise
Coudersport, Pennsylvania
27 Feb 1963, Wed • Page 4
wetzupdoc Member Photo
BYwetzupdoc • 16 May 2022
MEMBERS OF CLUB SCOUT PACK 33 given awards at Thursday night's Blue & Gold Dinner in the Consistory: Sam Glassmire, George White, Richard Carter, Harold Brown, Wayne Wetzel, Lewis Glassmire, Clayton White, Robert Jackson, Mrs. Helen Brown, & Mrs. Edwin Wetzel.
Wolf badges were given to White and Jackson while the other boys received Bobcat pins.
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