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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard of Little. Cooley, at the home of the latter’s sis7' ter/Mrs: L. O- Johnson,'in Oil City. The baby was named David William.Phalanx Fraternity Boys Enjoy Dinner MeetingFourteen members of the Phalanx Fraternity enjoyed a dinner last evening. in the Y. M. C. A. dining hall, which was served by three, of, the moth7 ers, Mrs. Robert Wheeling,-Mrs. A. Wiehe and Mrs. A. E. • Rainey.. The waitresses were, the - .Misses’ Evelyn Rainey and Betty MacEachern. '■ Following the delightful repast, theEXTRACTIONSASLEEP OR AWAKEWEST EN603 West SpringIChunk, 2 lb Sliced, 2 lbPRIME STEER.GREEN WHITE24%.BIRTHSIlbepflA son, weighing 5 pounds, was bom at 10:45 o’clock, last evening at the City Hosptal, to Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Hocpfl, 422 Brook street.FutrcllA daughter, weighing 10 pounds, was born on January 18, 1034, to Mr, ancl Mrs*. W. D, Futrell at Chicago, 111. The baby'hns been named Nancy Jane. Mrs. Futrell was formerly Miss Vivian Nason .of Hyde town.Howard,A son, weighing 84 pounds, was born on tho evening ot January 15, 1333, to* HE A I Roasts, 3 lb»E#4L chops, 2 ib— VEAL SAUERKRAUT WEINERSWhen you lose anything of va . Herald right
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Titusville Herald
Titusville, Pennsylvania, US
Wed, Jan 17, 1934
Page 6
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