Lawn Party Fetes Kim Triscuit and Michael France
A lawn primary party hosted by Mrs Merle Triscuit at her R D 1 home honored Kim Triscuit who turned six and Michael Froncek who turned one. Fifteen children attended with games, cake, ice cream, and gifts. Out of town guest Kevin Klick and Susan Klick of Fairbanks Alaska attended.
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Merle
Kim
Michael
Kevin
Susan Klick
Alec Klick
Fairbanks
Alaska
Singing Group To Appear At Beaverdam Mennonite Church
West Liberty Ohio group Beaverdam Mennonite Church hosts singing program by Beaverdam and Yoder families Sunday at 7:45 pm. The two families, united by marriages, feature three boys each and have toured in churches across Ontario Canada. The Yoders started as a quartet about ten years ago and perform as families now. Everyone is invited.
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Yoder
West Liberty
Ohio
Beaverdam Mennonite
Yoders
Ontario
Canada
Birth of Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cross
A daughter was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cross of 415 South Center Street.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Cross
South Center Street
Union City Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Sherman
Waterford
Mason Family Reunion Held At Mead Park
The Said annual Mason reunion of Eben P. Mason descendants met at Mead Park on Saturday with forty six attendees. A picnic dinner at 1 p m followed an invocation by Willson Burlingame of Waterford. Bruce Mason of Meadville presided over a business meeting. Mrs. Lawrence Crispin of El dred read the secretary’s report. Mrs. Charles Lawson of Westfield gave a historian’s report. Honored members over 70 included Mrs. Bertha Burlingame, Mrs. Ethel Patterson and Mrs. Arlie Tanner. Larry David Burlingame was the youngest. Bruce Mason traveled the farthest. the youngest married couple was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snapp. Officers elected: Bruce Mason president Wilison Burlingame vice president Mrs. Lawrence Crispin secretary and treasurer Mrs. Charles Lawson historian. Hostesses for the 196 reunion will be Mrs. Charles Snapp and Mrs. James Upton. The next reunion will be held at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park on the first Saturday in August. Children enjoyed a grab bag. men played horseshoes and women demonstrated corsage and jewelry making by Mrs. Crispin.
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Bertha Burlingame
Westfield
Ethel Patterson
Corry
Arlie Tanner
Union City
Hach
Larry David Burlingame
Gerald Burlingame
North East
Bruce Mason
Meadville
Robert Snapp
Spartansburg
Wilison Burlingame
Lawrence Crispin
Charles Lawson
Charles Snapp
James Upton
Centerville
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Crispin
Frank Gates Family Holds Sixth Annual Reunion at Spring Creek
The Frank Gates family held its sixth annual reunion Sunday at Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club. About fifty relatives and four guests attended a 1 p.m. picnic. Officers elected included Melvin Messinger president, Grant Ross vice president, Mrs Neil Gates secretary, and Mrs Melvin Messenger. Games and social time followed. Elmer Tripp will host the 1964 reunion and the table committee listed several members.
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Mars
Ernest Gux
Frank Gates
Spring Creek
John Wiggers
North Clymer
Thomas
Frederick Broffan
Lawrence Park
Rudy McCray
Corry
Melvin Messinger
Grant Ross
Neil Gates
Melvin Messenger
Elmer ‘Tripp
Clebert Messenger
Harold Messenger
Columbus History Birdie Told For Rotary By Frank Dodd
Frank Dodd presented a Columbus Pa history talk at the Rotary Club noting early settlers from New York in 1793 and local lumbering tanneries grist mill and store. Guests and community events followed with music, committee reports and a director meeting.
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Columbus
Birdie
Rotary
Frank Dodd
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Mr. Dodd
Rufus J. Ferioli
Wellesley
Mass
Robert Deitrick
Erie
Cluir
Allan Hasbrouck
Richard K. Pulling
William Leaby
Elmer A. Ortner
Officers Elected By WCTU Group
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union elected officers in a special session at First Methodist Church. Mrs. Maud Bennink became president with Mrs. C. Robert Shannon as vice president and other posts filled by Mrs. John Babcock, Mrs. Oscar Johnson, and Mrs. William Whiteley. The next meeting is an outdoor picnic at Mrs. Alfred Haedel’s home on August 20 with lunch at 12:30.
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Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
T. R. Sorenson
Maud Bennink
C. Robert Shannon
John Babcock
Oscar Johnson
William Whiteley
Alfred Haeiel
Vanderhoof Reunion Held At Mead Park Sunday
The seventh annual Vanderhoof reunion gathered 110 members at Mead Park Lakeside tables. A 1 p.m. picnic preceded the business session and officer elections naming Edward Griffis president Lawrence Van derhoof Jr. vice president and Mrs LeRoy Humes secretary. Gifts went to Nora Vanderhoof Titusville oldest woman Walter Vanderhoof Grand Valley oldest man David Davis youngest Eva Munn largest family. Traveling distance award to Mr and Mrs David Venderhoot Lakewood Ohio. Attendees hailed from Grand Valley Spartansburg Corry Titusville Pittsfield Warren Pa Jamestown NJ Lakewood and Warren Ohio. Next year’s reunion will be in Mead Park Ash Hill pavilion on the first Sunday in August.
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Ihe
Vanderhoof
Lakeside
Mead Park
Edward Griffis
Lawrence Vanderhoof Jr
LeRoy Humes
Nora Vanderhoof
Titusville
Walter Vanderhoof
Grand Valley
David Davis
Guy Davis
Eva Munn
David Venderhoot
Lakewood
Ohio
Spartansburg
Corry
Pittsfield
Warren
Jamestown
Ash Hill Pavilion
UN Flag Higher Than American Flag in City Hall
In Lower Albany California Mayor Joseph Egenberger told the city council that the United Nations flag was raised seven inches above the American flag. He said nine inches were cut from the UN flag staff after the incident.
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Albany
Calif
Joseph Egenberger
Mother of Castro Dies in Havana Family Plot Burial Planned
Benora Ling And De Castro, mother of Raul and Fidel Castro and widow of Angel Castro, died last night in Havana. Announcement said she would be buried this afternoon in the family plot near BirEn in Oriente Province. the family includes Fidel Castro, Raul Castro, another son, and four daughters.
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Miami
Fin
Iap
Fidel Castro
Benora Ling
de Castro
Havana
Biren
Oriente
Senora Ruz
Angel Castro
Raul Castro
Fidel
Map crackdown near Pleasantville High School crackdown plan
Pleasantville Joint School Board ordered school employees to monitor traffic near the Pleasantville school and report incidents to the secretary. A warning would be issued after the first complaint and after the second the state would be asked to prosecute under the Motor Vehicle Code. Residents and staff cited danger to students from reckless driving.
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Pl.fort
Pleasantville
Pleasantville Joint School Board
Okays Pay Raise For Armed Forces
The article notes a pay raise approved for armed forces personnel, with the House version proposing higher increases for active staff with over two years service to address draft era short-term enlistments. It mentions a new $55 monthly boost for officers and enlisted on cold war duty exposed to enemy fire or hazards in places like Viet Nam and South Korea.
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House
Senate
Viet Nam
South Korea
Pope Paul VI Welcomes 3000 Tourists at Castel Gandolfo
Pope Paul VI greeted about 3000 Italian and foreign visitors at a general audience at Castel Gandolfo. He urged prayers for world peace and asked the crowd to pray for him, saying he feels the great responsibility of the papacy and lightened shoulders.
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Oasisn
Gano
Italy
Paul VI
Castel Gandolfo
Alban Hills
Negroes Cast Protest Votes In Mississippi Primary
In YANKSON Mississippi nearly 1500 unregistered Black voters sought protest ballots in a Democratic primary under a law meant for clerical errors. Affidavits claimed unlawful registration and pressure. no incidents reported. Bidwell Adam of Gulfport noted limited protest ballots accepted. White voters who paid poll tax would be considered similarly.
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Yankson
Mississippi
Joe Patterson
Bidwell Adam
Gulfport
Democratic
Comultum
Greenwood
Journal Daily Boosts Homebound Youth Interest
Readers away from home can enjoy The Journal daily for steady news, features, and updates. The paper offers concise local coverage, reliable reporting, and a connection to community events suitable for all ages.
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Journal Daily
Mrs Douglas remarries in California amid controversy
Mrs Mercedes Douglas, 46, former wife of Supreme Court Justice William C. Douglas, married Washington attorney Robert B. Bichholz, 52, after his divorce from Mildred Riddle years earlier. The justice wed Joan Carol Marty, 23, in Buffalo, NY, a move that drew stern reactions and late night phone calls.
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Severly Hills
Calif
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
Mercedes Douglas
Robert B. Bichholz
Washington, D.C
Douglas
Goldendale
Wash
Etelty
Joan Carol Marty
Buffalo
Allegheny College
Meadville
Miss Martin
John H. Martin
Minton
Mildred Riddle
la Grande
Ore
Foe
Chlorine Fumes Force Evacuations in Pittsburgh District
Chlorine leaked from the Oslo Malk Co plant in Pittsburgh's Strip District sending choking fumes through the neighborhood. An Oslo Malk Co employee reported the release and authorities began evacuations as a precaution.
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Chase
Pittsburgh
Oslo Malk Co
Anniversary marked with cranes and balloons for Hiroshima
In Pittsburgh a ceremony for the 18th anniversary of the Hiroshima bomb release released about 100 balloons with paper cranes and anti nuclear testing messages. The event, organized by Pittsburgh Women for Peace and the Society of Friends, drew mostly women and children.
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STL
Pittsburgh
Hiroshima
Pittsburgh Women For Peace
The
Society of Friends
Pa Man Marks 101st Birthday in Wilkes-Barre PA
William Behm of Dauphin Pennsylvania celebrated his 101st birthday yesterday in Wilkes-Barre. A former railroad car repairman, he retired in 1930 after 40 years of service. His wife Elizabeth died in 1930. Behm moved to Wilkes-Barre in 1949 and has two children, Charles L. of Harrisburg and a daughter Nellie who resides with him. A chlorine line leak prompted evacuation of about 50 workers with no injuries reported.
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Wilkes Banes, Co
William Behm
Dauphin
Behm
Pennsylvania Railroad
Elizabeth
Wal Behm
Wilkes Barre
Charles L
Harrisburg
Nellie
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