THE BELOW WAS PROVIDED BY ELLEN LEONARD, 6/2012
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Onnalinda are parents of a son, Larry Paul, born Dec. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stigers of Imler, R. D., are the grandparents.
Bedford Gazette - 23 December 1952
Bedford, Bedford County, Pennsylvania
===========================
Boyle Sweden-Bound Under F.F.A. Program
Larry Boyle of the Chestnut Ridge Future Farmers of America left Thursday for three months in Sweden under the FFA Work Experience Program.
He is one of two students selected from Pennsylvania and one of just 23 who will make the trip. Program participants live on host farms and work about eight hours each day.
Boyle and the others arrived in Washington, D.C. Tuesday for a two day pre-rip conference. He'll stay at the Arnold Nilsson farm north of Stockholm.
Other host countries this summer, the second year of the program, are: Denmark, Holland, France, Netherlands, New Zealand, Austria, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
European program participants will meet in mid-summer in Germany for a two day conference and then will tour leading cities including Berlin, Sweden, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Bonn, Heidelberg and Frankfurt.
Boyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Pavia and has been active in FFA activities for several years. He participated in FFA and conservation speaking contests, is vice president of the 1970-71 Bedford FFA Association and president of the Ridge FFA.
He was accompanied to Washington by vo ag advisor Ted Amick and will leave Sweden in mid-September. - Bedford Gazette, 12 June 1970
==============================
Boyle's Letter Relates Experiences In Sweden
(Editor's Note: The following is a letter from Larry Boyle of Chestnut Ridge FFA who is spending three months on a host farm in Sweden as a participant in the International FFA Work Experience program. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Pavia.)
I'm fine and have been working hard. I have been getting in quite a few hours and have been visiting a number of other farms.
Last week I gave a slide presentation to the 4-H leadership training conference in Linkoping.
I visited two of the other boys who are also staying in Sweden. They are on a swine farm in the northern part of Sweden.
Today I visited a 100-cow dairy farm and was surprised to see parlor milking system.
I saw a Swedish football game and decided that I like the American football better.
I have been busy baling hay, folling silo, cleaning the barn and many other jobs. I am getting paid from $75 to $100 a month. I am keeping accurate record and have worked 225 hours.
The weather here hasn't been too good for the past week as we have had a lot of rain.
I am very much looking forward to the end of this month. Friday, Saturday and Sunday two of the other boys here and myself are going to Oslo, Norway for a tour. The boys are Stan Bucher of Pennsylvania and Pete Snow of Michigan. Then on the 28th I leave on my two-week tour of Germany, Denmark, Holland and Sweden. I am sure everyone is looking forward to this.
On Thursday July 16 I am planning on a phone call to my sister Shirley Howsare. This will give me a chance to see how things are going at home and hear a familiar voice. The program is now one-third over, and it seems as though time is going very fast. After the tour, the summer is almost over.
I am looking forward to the beginning of school and the national FFA convention in Kansas City. I have been gone from home for 34 days and will be home in 64 days.
Well, I'll close for now. See you all soon.
Sincerely, Larry Boyle - Bedford Gazette, 24 July 1970
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GREAT LAKES, Ill. - Navy Firemen Apprentices Larry P. Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Boyle of Imler RD 1, and Randy L. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton A. Miller of Schellsburg RD 1, completed basic Boiler Technician School at Great Lakes, Ill.
A boiler technician operates marine boilers and related boiler room machinery aboard ships and at shore stations. He also tests and measures water and fuel used in boilers.
Boyle and Miller are both 1971 graduates of Chestnut Ridge High School. - Bedford Inquirer, 12 May 1872
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THE BELOW WAS TAKEN FROM THE J EDWARD BLACKBURN FUNERAL HOME WEB SITE, 10/2016
Larry “The Penny Man” Boyle
Osterburg
Larry “The Penny Man” Boyle, 63, of Osterburg, passed away unexpectedly on October 14, 2016 at his home.
He was born on December 2, 1952, in Pavia, son of the late Paul and Mattie C. (Stigers) Boyle.
He is preceded in death by his parents; brother in law, Clyde Howsare; nephews, Lou Howsare and Bill Howsare.
He is survived by his wife, Donna (Maticic) Boyle of Osterburg; son, Josh Boyle of Ephrata, Pa; sisters, Shirley Howsare of Bedford; LaVerne (Larry) Ferguson of Schellsburg; Kathy (Dan) Decker of Va; numerous nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews.
Larry was in the Beaver Dam Conservation group, Pavia Sportsman Association, and the FFA. Larry served in the United Sates Navy. He enjoyed spending time with all of his nieces and nephews. He enjoyed riding his motorcycle with his cousin Randy, fishing with his nephews Russell and Austin, hunting, and driving around looking at the scenery. He also enjoyed stopping in at Dean’s Tire to socialize with Rod, Nancy, Brian, and Steve. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Friends and family will be received on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2016, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016, at 11 a.m. with Pastor Tim Mock officiating at the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
At the request of the deceased, he did not want any flowers. Any donations can be made to the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home to help with the funeral expenses.
Interment will be held at the Pavia Cemetery.
Military Rites will be accorded by the Fort Bedford Honor Guard.
Online condolences may be expressed atwww.jedwardblackburnfh.com.
Arrangements by the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
-------------------------------------
NOTE: Sister listed as Kathy is spelled Cathy in other family text.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Onnalinda are parents of a son, Larry Paul, born Dec. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stigers of Imler, R. D., are the grandparents.
Bedford Gazette - 23 December 1952
Bedford, Bedford County, Pennsylvania
===========================
Boyle Sweden-Bound Under F.F.A. Program
Larry Boyle of the Chestnut Ridge Future Farmers of America left Thursday for three months in Sweden under the FFA Work Experience Program.
He is one of two students selected from Pennsylvania and one of just 23 who will make the trip. Program participants live on host farms and work about eight hours each day.
Boyle and the others arrived in Washington, D.C. Tuesday for a two day pre-rip conference. He'll stay at the Arnold Nilsson farm north of Stockholm.
Other host countries this summer, the second year of the program, are: Denmark, Holland, France, Netherlands, New Zealand, Austria, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
European program participants will meet in mid-summer in Germany for a two day conference and then will tour leading cities including Berlin, Sweden, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Bonn, Heidelberg and Frankfurt.
Boyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Pavia and has been active in FFA activities for several years. He participated in FFA and conservation speaking contests, is vice president of the 1970-71 Bedford FFA Association and president of the Ridge FFA.
He was accompanied to Washington by vo ag advisor Ted Amick and will leave Sweden in mid-September. - Bedford Gazette, 12 June 1970
==============================
Boyle's Letter Relates Experiences In Sweden
(Editor's Note: The following is a letter from Larry Boyle of Chestnut Ridge FFA who is spending three months on a host farm in Sweden as a participant in the International FFA Work Experience program. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Pavia.)
I'm fine and have been working hard. I have been getting in quite a few hours and have been visiting a number of other farms.
Last week I gave a slide presentation to the 4-H leadership training conference in Linkoping.
I visited two of the other boys who are also staying in Sweden. They are on a swine farm in the northern part of Sweden.
Today I visited a 100-cow dairy farm and was surprised to see parlor milking system.
I saw a Swedish football game and decided that I like the American football better.
I have been busy baling hay, folling silo, cleaning the barn and many other jobs. I am getting paid from $75 to $100 a month. I am keeping accurate record and have worked 225 hours.
The weather here hasn't been too good for the past week as we have had a lot of rain.
I am very much looking forward to the end of this month. Friday, Saturday and Sunday two of the other boys here and myself are going to Oslo, Norway for a tour. The boys are Stan Bucher of Pennsylvania and Pete Snow of Michigan. Then on the 28th I leave on my two-week tour of Germany, Denmark, Holland and Sweden. I am sure everyone is looking forward to this.
On Thursday July 16 I am planning on a phone call to my sister Shirley Howsare. This will give me a chance to see how things are going at home and hear a familiar voice. The program is now one-third over, and it seems as though time is going very fast. After the tour, the summer is almost over.
I am looking forward to the beginning of school and the national FFA convention in Kansas City. I have been gone from home for 34 days and will be home in 64 days.
Well, I'll close for now. See you all soon.
Sincerely, Larry Boyle - Bedford Gazette, 24 July 1970
=============================
GREAT LAKES, Ill. - Navy Firemen Apprentices Larry P. Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Boyle of Imler RD 1, and Randy L. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton A. Miller of Schellsburg RD 1, completed basic Boiler Technician School at Great Lakes, Ill.
A boiler technician operates marine boilers and related boiler room machinery aboard ships and at shore stations. He also tests and measures water and fuel used in boilers.
Boyle and Miller are both 1971 graduates of Chestnut Ridge High School. - Bedford Inquirer, 12 May 1872
=============================
THE BELOW WAS TAKEN FROM THE J EDWARD BLACKBURN FUNERAL HOME WEB SITE, 10/2016
Larry “The Penny Man” Boyle
Osterburg
Larry “The Penny Man” Boyle, 63, of Osterburg, passed away unexpectedly on October 14, 2016 at his home.
He was born on December 2, 1952, in Pavia, son of the late Paul and Mattie C. (Stigers) Boyle.
He is preceded in death by his parents; brother in law, Clyde Howsare; nephews, Lou Howsare and Bill Howsare.
He is survived by his wife, Donna (Maticic) Boyle of Osterburg; son, Josh Boyle of Ephrata, Pa; sisters, Shirley Howsare of Bedford; LaVerne (Larry) Ferguson of Schellsburg; Kathy (Dan) Decker of Va; numerous nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews.
Larry was in the Beaver Dam Conservation group, Pavia Sportsman Association, and the FFA. Larry served in the United Sates Navy. He enjoyed spending time with all of his nieces and nephews. He enjoyed riding his motorcycle with his cousin Randy, fishing with his nephews Russell and Austin, hunting, and driving around looking at the scenery. He also enjoyed stopping in at Dean’s Tire to socialize with Rod, Nancy, Brian, and Steve. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Friends and family will be received on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2016, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016, at 11 a.m. with Pastor Tim Mock officiating at the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
At the request of the deceased, he did not want any flowers. Any donations can be made to the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home to help with the funeral expenses.
Interment will be held at the Pavia Cemetery.
Military Rites will be accorded by the Fort Bedford Honor Guard.
Online condolences may be expressed atwww.jedwardblackburnfh.com.
Arrangements by the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
-------------------------------------
NOTE: Sister listed as Kathy is spelled Cathy in other family text.
THE BELOW WAS PROVIDED BY ELLEN LEONARD, 6/2012
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Onnalinda are parents of a son, Larry Paul, born Dec. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stigers of Imler, R. D., are the grandparents.
Bedford Gazette - 23 December 1952
Bedford, Bedford County, Pennsylvania
===========================
Boyle Sweden-Bound Under F.F.A. Program
Larry Boyle of the Chestnut Ridge Future Farmers of America left Thursday for three months in Sweden under the FFA Work Experience Program.
He is one of two students selected from Pennsylvania and one of just 23 who will make the trip. Program participants live on host farms and work about eight hours each day.
Boyle and the others arrived in Washington, D.C. Tuesday for a two day pre-rip conference. He'll stay at the Arnold Nilsson farm north of Stockholm.
Other host countries this summer, the second year of the program, are: Denmark, Holland, France, Netherlands, New Zealand, Austria, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
European program participants will meet in mid-summer in Germany for a two day conference and then will tour leading cities including Berlin, Sweden, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Bonn, Heidelberg and Frankfurt.
Boyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Pavia and has been active in FFA activities for several years. He participated in FFA and conservation speaking contests, is vice president of the 1970-71 Bedford FFA Association and president of the Ridge FFA.
He was accompanied to Washington by vo ag advisor Ted Amick and will leave Sweden in mid-September. - Bedford Gazette, 12 June 1970
==============================
Boyle's Letter Relates Experiences In Sweden
(Editor's Note: The following is a letter from Larry Boyle of Chestnut Ridge FFA who is spending three months on a host farm in Sweden as a participant in the International FFA Work Experience program. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Pavia.)
I'm fine and have been working hard. I have been getting in quite a few hours and have been visiting a number of other farms.
Last week I gave a slide presentation to the 4-H leadership training conference in Linkoping.
I visited two of the other boys who are also staying in Sweden. They are on a swine farm in the northern part of Sweden.
Today I visited a 100-cow dairy farm and was surprised to see parlor milking system.
I saw a Swedish football game and decided that I like the American football better.
I have been busy baling hay, folling silo, cleaning the barn and many other jobs. I am getting paid from $75 to $100 a month. I am keeping accurate record and have worked 225 hours.
The weather here hasn't been too good for the past week as we have had a lot of rain.
I am very much looking forward to the end of this month. Friday, Saturday and Sunday two of the other boys here and myself are going to Oslo, Norway for a tour. The boys are Stan Bucher of Pennsylvania and Pete Snow of Michigan. Then on the 28th I leave on my two-week tour of Germany, Denmark, Holland and Sweden. I am sure everyone is looking forward to this.
On Thursday July 16 I am planning on a phone call to my sister Shirley Howsare. This will give me a chance to see how things are going at home and hear a familiar voice. The program is now one-third over, and it seems as though time is going very fast. After the tour, the summer is almost over.
I am looking forward to the beginning of school and the national FFA convention in Kansas City. I have been gone from home for 34 days and will be home in 64 days.
Well, I'll close for now. See you all soon.
Sincerely, Larry Boyle - Bedford Gazette, 24 July 1970
=============================
GREAT LAKES, Ill. - Navy Firemen Apprentices Larry P. Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Boyle of Imler RD 1, and Randy L. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton A. Miller of Schellsburg RD 1, completed basic Boiler Technician School at Great Lakes, Ill.
A boiler technician operates marine boilers and related boiler room machinery aboard ships and at shore stations. He also tests and measures water and fuel used in boilers.
Boyle and Miller are both 1971 graduates of Chestnut Ridge High School. - Bedford Inquirer, 12 May 1872
=============================
THE BELOW WAS TAKEN FROM THE J EDWARD BLACKBURN FUNERAL HOME WEB SITE, 10/2016
Larry “The Penny Man” Boyle
Osterburg
Larry “The Penny Man” Boyle, 63, of Osterburg, passed away unexpectedly on October 14, 2016 at his home.
He was born on December 2, 1952, in Pavia, son of the late Paul and Mattie C. (Stigers) Boyle.
He is preceded in death by his parents; brother in law, Clyde Howsare; nephews, Lou Howsare and Bill Howsare.
He is survived by his wife, Donna (Maticic) Boyle of Osterburg; son, Josh Boyle of Ephrata, Pa; sisters, Shirley Howsare of Bedford; LaVerne (Larry) Ferguson of Schellsburg; Kathy (Dan) Decker of Va; numerous nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews.
Larry was in the Beaver Dam Conservation group, Pavia Sportsman Association, and the FFA. Larry served in the United Sates Navy. He enjoyed spending time with all of his nieces and nephews. He enjoyed riding his motorcycle with his cousin Randy, fishing with his nephews Russell and Austin, hunting, and driving around looking at the scenery. He also enjoyed stopping in at Dean’s Tire to socialize with Rod, Nancy, Brian, and Steve. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Friends and family will be received on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2016, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016, at 11 a.m. with Pastor Tim Mock officiating at the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
At the request of the deceased, he did not want any flowers. Any donations can be made to the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home to help with the funeral expenses.
Interment will be held at the Pavia Cemetery.
Military Rites will be accorded by the Fort Bedford Honor Guard.
Online condolences may be expressed atwww.jedwardblackburnfh.com.
Arrangements by the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
-------------------------------------
NOTE: Sister listed as Kathy is spelled Cathy in other family text.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Onnalinda are parents of a son, Larry Paul, born Dec. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stigers of Imler, R. D., are the grandparents.
Bedford Gazette - 23 December 1952
Bedford, Bedford County, Pennsylvania
===========================
Boyle Sweden-Bound Under F.F.A. Program
Larry Boyle of the Chestnut Ridge Future Farmers of America left Thursday for three months in Sweden under the FFA Work Experience Program.
He is one of two students selected from Pennsylvania and one of just 23 who will make the trip. Program participants live on host farms and work about eight hours each day.
Boyle and the others arrived in Washington, D.C. Tuesday for a two day pre-rip conference. He'll stay at the Arnold Nilsson farm north of Stockholm.
Other host countries this summer, the second year of the program, are: Denmark, Holland, France, Netherlands, New Zealand, Austria, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
European program participants will meet in mid-summer in Germany for a two day conference and then will tour leading cities including Berlin, Sweden, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Bonn, Heidelberg and Frankfurt.
Boyle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Pavia and has been active in FFA activities for several years. He participated in FFA and conservation speaking contests, is vice president of the 1970-71 Bedford FFA Association and president of the Ridge FFA.
He was accompanied to Washington by vo ag advisor Ted Amick and will leave Sweden in mid-September. - Bedford Gazette, 12 June 1970
==============================
Boyle's Letter Relates Experiences In Sweden
(Editor's Note: The following is a letter from Larry Boyle of Chestnut Ridge FFA who is spending three months on a host farm in Sweden as a participant in the International FFA Work Experience program. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyle of Pavia.)
I'm fine and have been working hard. I have been getting in quite a few hours and have been visiting a number of other farms.
Last week I gave a slide presentation to the 4-H leadership training conference in Linkoping.
I visited two of the other boys who are also staying in Sweden. They are on a swine farm in the northern part of Sweden.
Today I visited a 100-cow dairy farm and was surprised to see parlor milking system.
I saw a Swedish football game and decided that I like the American football better.
I have been busy baling hay, folling silo, cleaning the barn and many other jobs. I am getting paid from $75 to $100 a month. I am keeping accurate record and have worked 225 hours.
The weather here hasn't been too good for the past week as we have had a lot of rain.
I am very much looking forward to the end of this month. Friday, Saturday and Sunday two of the other boys here and myself are going to Oslo, Norway for a tour. The boys are Stan Bucher of Pennsylvania and Pete Snow of Michigan. Then on the 28th I leave on my two-week tour of Germany, Denmark, Holland and Sweden. I am sure everyone is looking forward to this.
On Thursday July 16 I am planning on a phone call to my sister Shirley Howsare. This will give me a chance to see how things are going at home and hear a familiar voice. The program is now one-third over, and it seems as though time is going very fast. After the tour, the summer is almost over.
I am looking forward to the beginning of school and the national FFA convention in Kansas City. I have been gone from home for 34 days and will be home in 64 days.
Well, I'll close for now. See you all soon.
Sincerely, Larry Boyle - Bedford Gazette, 24 July 1970
=============================
GREAT LAKES, Ill. - Navy Firemen Apprentices Larry P. Boyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Boyle of Imler RD 1, and Randy L. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dayton A. Miller of Schellsburg RD 1, completed basic Boiler Technician School at Great Lakes, Ill.
A boiler technician operates marine boilers and related boiler room machinery aboard ships and at shore stations. He also tests and measures water and fuel used in boilers.
Boyle and Miller are both 1971 graduates of Chestnut Ridge High School. - Bedford Inquirer, 12 May 1872
=============================
THE BELOW WAS TAKEN FROM THE J EDWARD BLACKBURN FUNERAL HOME WEB SITE, 10/2016
Larry “The Penny Man” Boyle
Osterburg
Larry “The Penny Man” Boyle, 63, of Osterburg, passed away unexpectedly on October 14, 2016 at his home.
He was born on December 2, 1952, in Pavia, son of the late Paul and Mattie C. (Stigers) Boyle.
He is preceded in death by his parents; brother in law, Clyde Howsare; nephews, Lou Howsare and Bill Howsare.
He is survived by his wife, Donna (Maticic) Boyle of Osterburg; son, Josh Boyle of Ephrata, Pa; sisters, Shirley Howsare of Bedford; LaVerne (Larry) Ferguson of Schellsburg; Kathy (Dan) Decker of Va; numerous nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews.
Larry was in the Beaver Dam Conservation group, Pavia Sportsman Association, and the FFA. Larry served in the United Sates Navy. He enjoyed spending time with all of his nieces and nephews. He enjoyed riding his motorcycle with his cousin Randy, fishing with his nephews Russell and Austin, hunting, and driving around looking at the scenery. He also enjoyed stopping in at Dean’s Tire to socialize with Rod, Nancy, Brian, and Steve. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Friends and family will be received on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2016, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. at the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
The funeral service will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016, at 11 a.m. with Pastor Tim Mock officiating at the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
At the request of the deceased, he did not want any flowers. Any donations can be made to the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home to help with the funeral expenses.
Interment will be held at the Pavia Cemetery.
Military Rites will be accorded by the Fort Bedford Honor Guard.
Online condolences may be expressed atwww.jedwardblackburnfh.com.
Arrangements by the J. Edward Blackburn Funeral Home.
-------------------------------------
NOTE: Sister listed as Kathy is spelled Cathy in other family text.
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