Miss Ann Bacha Feted At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Ann Bacha of Calumbus, to wed Keith Orn April 28, honored at a miscell nous bridal shower. Hostesses were her sisters Mrs. Joseph Tomeho of Cleveland and Miss Lee Badin of Carry. Nearly 40 relatives and friends attended 2 to 5 pm at Frank and Verm's Restaurant. Gifts, games, prizes, sandwiches, potato salad, pickles, olives, cake, tea and coffee were served. Twin nieces Karen Lee and Sharon Ann Tombo assisted in opening gifts.
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Ann Bacha
Calumbus
Keith Orn
Joseph Tomeho
Cleveland
Lee Badin
Carry
Frank and Verm
Columbus
Karen Lee
Sharon Ann Tombo
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Saloum at VFW Garden Room
Mrs Harry Oldenski and Mrs George Hager hosted a stork shower for Mrs Edward Saloum in the Garden Room of the VFW Post. Thirty one guests from Union City attended. Prizes went to Mrs Charles Bailey Mrs Martin Keppel Mrs Arthur Storer and Miss Jeanette Baressi. A pink blue and white theme centered on a musical cradle. Guests enjoyed party lunch and gifts for the mother to be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Saloum
Harry Oldenski
George Hager
VFW
Union City
Charles Bailey
Martin Keppel
Arthur Storer
Jeanette Baressi
al Marty
Minu
Connie Daniels Fourth Birthday Party Held at Columbus
Miss Connie Daniels aged four was honored with a Saturday birthday party hosted by Mrs. Charles Daniels of R. D. 1 Columbus. About ten children and their mothers attended the social afternoon featuring birthday cake ice cream tea and coffee. Favors were party baskets filled with candies and Connie received many gifts. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson with daughter Geotais Lee and son Almmy of Bele.
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Morris Pratt
Snegertown
Alan Dimmick
Bast Street
Paull Crowell
Wright Street
Don Sturdeysnt
Medina, N
Bryan Stowell
Pennsylvania State University
Gladys Snook
Bertram Duell
Warren
Patty Nichols
Binghamton
Gertrude Forbes
R. D
Paul Meerdink
East Smith Street
Buffalo
Darwin TenHagen
Clymer
Charles Butler
Union City
Ross Mead
East South Street
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Charles Benzinger
Mead
Connie Daniels
Charles Daniels
Columbus
Connie
George Jackson
Geotais Lee
Almmy
Newborns and Births At Corry Memorial Hospital
A son born Saturday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Messenger of 414 Mead Avenue. A daughter born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beaustigneur of Spring Creek at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carey of MTS Mott Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. Roland Earls of 215 West Washington Street was noted at Corry Memorial Hospital this morning.
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Conn Kowalski
Seton
HM College
Greensburg
Daytong
Fls
Carl Bergstrom
Marie
L. M. Kowalski
Gould Street
A Bruce Smith
East Bend Street
Naples
Hollywood
Fla
Joseph Seitz
W. W. Waterhouse
Lawrence C. Nichols
J. Fred Kinley
Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society of District 7
Schuster's
Greenville
R. H. VanTassel
North Center Street
Lakeland
Arthur Pitts
Arthur W. Pitts
Concord Street
Christ the King Seminary
St. Bonaventure
N. Y
James Weindorf
Ol City
Pitts
John W. Rickers
Lake Worth
H. H. Keppel
Mott Street
Miami Beach
Westlaka
Charleston
S. C
Mary Mead
Washington, D. C
James Mead
Wayne Street
Elizabeth Mead
Erie
Washington
Corry Memorial Hospital
Edward Messenger
Mead Avenue
Henry Beaustigneur
Spring Creek
Raymond Carey
Mts Mott Street
Roland Earls
West
Washington Street
Neuss Man Texts Six Marriages Before Divorce
Friedrich Dauwitz of Neuss West Germany testified he married six times after being disappointed with women. His 18 months of marriage ended when it was found he did not divorce three of his wives, ending the sequence of unions.
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Neuss
West
Germany
Friedrich Dauwitz
Dauwitz
New York City Denied Right To Fire Professor
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that New York City could not dismiss professor Harry Slochower for invoking the Fifth Amendment before a Senate subcommittee. Slochower, a Brooklyn College teacher with 27 years of service, was fired in 1952 under the city charter Section 903 for not answering questions about Communist Party membership in 1940 and 1941.
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Ausonen
Washington
New York City
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Harry Slochower
Clark
Warren
Black
Frankfurter
Douglas
Harlan
Reed
Burton
Minton
Slochower
Brooklyn College
Inquiry Of B O Train Wreck Near Rinard West Virginia
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad opened an investigation into a two-train collision near Rinard West Virginia that killed freight conductor H R Chidester 48 of McComb West Virginia. Nineteen coal cars were derailed and the caboose was demolished as an eastbound Diplomat passenger train passed. East west service was restored by afternoon.
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B&o
Associated Prean
ERRA
Here
Rinard
W. Va
Driver Held In Hit And Run Fatal Crash
AIMERSBURG police captured the driver 12 hours after a car struck and killed sailor George Washington Grimm near Rimersburg. Donald James Hillard, 20, from McGuire Naval Base, was killed while walking along Route 68. The driver, later identified as Fowler, pleaded guilty to three traffic violations at arraignment before a Clarion Justice of the Peace. The car, described as a dark Buick with a punctured radiator, was abandoned along Legislative Route 19002 near Lawsonham after Grimm reported hitting something and leaving the scene. Police traced the vehicle to the Greenawalt residence in Lawsonham, where Grimm spent the night before being apprehended.
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Aimersburg
George Washington Grimm
Fowler
Clarion Justice of the Peace
Donald James Hilliard
Cherry Run
McGuire Naval Air Base
Trenton
N. J
Rimersburg
Fred Summerville
J. Ward Kier
Olsron County
Summerville
Clarion Barracks
Baker Street
Route 68
East Brady
T State
Grimm
Rimersburg-East Brady Road
Lawsonham
Greenawalt
Greenawalts
Eva Gabor Weds Surgeon in Fifth Avenue Ceremony
Actress Eva Gabor married Dr. John E. Williams in a one minute ceremony performed by Magistrate Louis Kaplan at her Fifth Avenue home New York. It was the 31 year old actress third marriage and Williams second. The couple left for a Connecticut honeymoon in a car.
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New York
Eva Gabor
John E. Williams
Beverly Hillis
Connecticut
Louis Kaplan
Fifth Avenue
Gabor
Magda Gabor
Arthur Gallucci
New York City
Los Angeles
Hal Hayes
Zsa Zsa
Ike Leaves For Georgia in golf and work trip
President Eisenhower departed Washington for a week in Augusta, Georgia. The Colum bine aircraft left National Airport at 11 22 a m after a quick Dulles conference on Middle East issues. Also involved were talks with Republican leaders and Leonard Hall. Mrs Eisenhower, her mother, and White House staff joined the trip.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
Columbine
National
Dulles
Middle East
White House
Leonard Hall
Wisenhower
John 8. Doud
Eisenhower and Mrs Eisenhower Depart by Airplane
President and Mrs. Eisenhower arrived at the airport and walked quickly to the airplane ramp. They waved to waiting photographers and reporters as the President, appearing well though preoccupied, climbed the steel ramp unassisted with a final wave from the top.
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Mrs. Eisenhower
Governor Leader vetoes two liquor bills in Harrisburg
Gov Leader vetoed a bill allowing liquor licenses before building completion for outlets and another bill trimming the show cause period after a liquor code violation from one year to 90 days. The actions reflect the administration's stance on licensing and enforcement timelines in Pennsylvania.
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Leader
Harrisburg
Gov. Leader
Lcense
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