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1949

Mrs. Laurel Krieger announces that the New London high school graduating class of 1931 will hold a reunion at Crapo Park on July 24 at 12:30 p.m.
Mrs. Robert Dameron and Carolyn Joyce returned home from Mercy Hospital.
Mrs. Ruth Kannegiesser entertained at a birthday party in the park in honor of her son, Billy’s, seventh birthday. Twenty-two guests attended and games were played after which refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Patterson, Patricia and Karen, West Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Patterson, Burlington, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Blanck and Gary.
This week at the Alamo: “The Sun Comes Up” starring Jeanette McDonald and Claude Jarman and “That Wonderful Urge” starring Tyrone Power and Gene Tierney.

1974

Karen Davis and Jane Piper, Junior Girl Scouts, will leave July 18 for a week’s stay at Edith Macy Girl Scout National Center in Briarcliff Manor, New York.
Sherrey Swailes, 3 ½, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Swailes, was bitten by a dog running loose on Saturday. She was rushed to the hospital where she received several stitches. She is expected to make a full recovery with minimal scarring.
The Class of 1929 held their 45th reunion. Around 25 were in attendance plus two teachers, Miss Louisa Jericho and Mr. Kenneth Cook.
Mrs. Eileen Meagher and family were Sunday dinner guests at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wick of Mt. Pleasant.

Jerry and Susan (Miller) Prottsman will celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary on July 26. They have two children, Joel (Dusty) Prottsman and Jill (Todd) Henecke and two grandchildren.
Obituaries this week: Wanda Jeane Mundnger, Wyman Wagner, and Lula Parsons.
The Chamber of Commerce Hometown Pride Award goes this week to Nick Weigert and Teri Housman of 401 East Madison Street.

The Dover program will conclude with the Civil War series.
The New London baseball team lost a nine inning game to Lone Tree.
The family of Raymond A. Brown visited the New London Veterans Memorial after a ceremony at Brooks Cemetery for Mr. Brown. He was a member of the NLHS Class of 1950. He played football and received several scholarships to play in college. He served 28 years in the Air Force.