Columbus 4-H Girls Club Holds Second Meeting at Home
Columbus 4-H Girls started a lesson program at Mrs Harold Buce home in Columbus for the second meeting of the Columbus Girls 4 H Club. Nine spy members and three new members Leona Wells Marion Wells and Caroline Walton attended a bed making demonstration at 9:30 am Tuesday. Afterward they enjoyed candy and games. Arlene Mortis, president, led the meeting and announced plans to meet next Tuesday at 9:15 am at the school house and then visit Miss Phyllis Hill for a silverware polishing demonstration.
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Columbus
Harold Buce
Spy
Leona
Marion Wells
Caroline Walton
Jesson
Arlene Mortis
Phyllis Hill
Party at Italian-American Club Hosts Sixteen Guests
Mary and Frances Rezelle entertained sixteen guests at the Italian American Club last night. Eight couples danced to lively music then enjoyed picnic refreshments of hot dogs salad dessert and soft drinks served by the hostesses.
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Mary
Frances Rezelle
Novel Tournament At Ladies Day Event At Cony Country Club
Twenty five members and out of town guests enjoyed the Ladies Day activities at Cony Country Club Tuesday. Committee members included Mrs H Johnson, Mrs Ellsworth Holt and Mrs Joli Me Cracken. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs W A Dunlap, Mrs Milton Zaleneck and Mrs Don Kincaid. The hidden hole golf tournament was won by Mrs Clarence Dunlap. Next committee members named include Mrs H J Davis, Mrs Langdon Rowe and Mrs Don Kincaid for the August 21 event.
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Cony Country Club
H. #. Johnson
Ellsworth Holt
Joli MeCracken
Prises
W. A. Dunlap
Milton Zaleneck
Don Kincaid
Baptist Picnic Date Change At Mead Park
The annual Baptist Sunday School picnic date was changed to Friday August 16 at Mead Park. A sports program for boys and girls begins at 4 PM and dinner is served at 6 PM.
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Mead Park
Armitage-Windlen Nuptials in Montgomery
Kath rine Louise Windlen wed Lt. Harland B Armitage in a Madison Avenue Baptist Church ceremony. The bride wore white lace, carried white orchids, and was escorted by her uncle, with attendants in blue and pink gowns. The groom, a two year service member, will base in Columbus Miss. after a Tennessee honeymoon. Cousins and friends from Corry attended, with a weekend of social visits noted.
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Armitage-Windlen
Rb. Windlen
Montgomery
Alm
Kathrine Louise
Harland
Armitage
Spring Creek
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
John Coggins
Donald Cameron
Eleaheth Damon
Betty Bong
Blugene Dozier
Theodore Field
Jack Cogburn
Joe Hemphill
George Basehoe
Wendel Roublum
Personal Shower for Ellenore Thayer Bride of Liemn Clark
Mrs Esther Reynolds hosted a personal shower at Spring Street home in honor of Miss Ellenore Thayer who will wed Liemn Edwin Clark on Sunday August 12. Fourteen guests enjoyed card prizes awarded to Mrs Ray Root Mrs Walter Wotus Miss Connie Mead Georgia Mulvin Virginia Ladd Hazel Marsh Marion Kimmey and Miss Thayer. A mock wedding was staged with Miss Mead Miss Frances Feeney Miss Delores Greene and Miss Marsh taking part. Bride's cake ice cream and coffee were served. Miss Thayer received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellenore Thayer
Esther Reynolds
Spring Street
Ellenore Theyer
Liemn
Edwin Clark
Ray Root
Walter Wotus
Connie Mead
Georgia Mulvin
Virginia Ladd
Hazel Marsh
Marion Kimmey
Miss Thayer
Miss Mead
Frances Feeney
Delores Greene
Miss Marsh
Mrs. Reynolds
Birthday Party for Miss Frances Rezelle at South Center Street
A Monday evening party honored Miss Frances Rezelle on her birthday with 40 girls gathering at her home on South Center Street. Guests enjoyed dancing, visiting, and refreshments including salad, sandwiches, relishes, ice cream, a decorated cake, and coffee as Mrs. Rezelle hosted with yellow and white decor.
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South Center Street
Frances Raezelle
Supper At Country Club Sunday Night Planned
Supper planned for Sunday at Corry Country Club to be a tureen dinner served at six. Mrs Harry Barach chairs the event with assistants Mrs Norman Neckers Philip Zalmeck and Mrs Maurice Wilkinson. Members may bring out of town guests. those attending should contact any committee member.
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Tunner
Corry Country Club
Harry Barach
Norman Neckers
Philip Zalmeck
Maurice Wilkinson
W. C. T. U. Accomplishes Much Work Tuesday
The W. C. T. U. held an all day meeting with Mrs. Floyd Johnson. A noon tureen dinner followed by a short business session, devotions, and an inspirational talk by Mrs. Alfred Maenel. In the afternoon members made 12 cushions and several fracture pillows for veterans hospitals, Afghan squares were cut for assembly at the next meeting.
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Floyd Johnson
Alfred Maenel
Veterans
Birthday Party for Pfc Arnold McCaslin A
A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Glenn McCaslin on Delaware Street to celebrate Pfc Arnold McCaslin A s birthday. Guests enjoyed entertainment then a red white and blue decorated cake and the celebrant received gifts from attendees.
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Pfc
Arnold McCaslin
Glenn McCaslin
Delaware Street
Pic, McGastin
Real Salad Days Editor Says And Offers
From the AP Food Editor this August piece notes salads as the main course in heat, naming crisp greens like lettuce and watercress, green pepper, carrot curls, and onion slices. It advises prechilling ingredients, using French dressing, and sourcing olive oil and mayonnaise for fresh dressings.
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Ali
Charlotte Apams
Associated Press
Local officer to return home after Chicago visit
Lt. Robert Oth to be exported home tomorrow following a visit in Chicago with friends. Major and Mrs. Richard Shoop and their sons Richard and Peter left today for Enfield North Carolina to visit Mrs. Shoop's parents en route to Tampa Florida where Major Shoop will be stationed. They had spent ten days with May and Mrs. Wallace Hammond and Mrs. Anna Wilcoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Bemmink
Pearl Tewinkle
Merle ‘Tewinkle
Clymer
Raymond L. Mulvin
George Mulvin
R. D
Pfe
John Boland
Sgt
Curtis Wright
Buffalo
George Field
Lawrenceville
Wharry Casey
Washington, D. C
John Wassink
Mardene McCaslin
Autumn McCassin
Pie
Arnold McCaslin
Vict Caslit
Canadohta Lake
Bert Smith
Kingsville
Fred Ross
Worth Street
Luther ‘Titus
Lawrence McCray
Gc. A. Buxton
Frank Jones
Snartansburg
Julix Zepka
Shady Avenue
Erie
W. A. Nichols
Union City
John Carbaugh
Marjorie Goring
Martha Goring
Summer Street
Elwyn McCray
Sandra
Eric
Ida. Skellie
North East
Walter McElroy
North _ Center street
John Johnson
Alton
Indiantown Gap
Wolosen
Pri
Laura J. Ayers
Camp Myles Standish
Mass
Rose Syers
West Pleasant Street
George Butters
Charles
Patricia
Franklin
Clemma Butters
FE. M. Cauley
Pittsburgh
Lyke Saxton
Amelia Vanderholf
McKeesport
Jamestown
Mise Ta Watrous
Columbus
Richard Rapp
Richard, Jr
Walter Pasiefka
William Vani Cise
Harold Jewell
North Center Istreet
Ant Fale
RG. Walling
Schenectady
Walter Peake
Mary LaMere
New York City
Charles LaMere
LaMere
Corry Hospital
Coxswain
Arthur Jackson
Tony Jackson
Essex
Pacific Theater
Robert Dole
Butler
Hazel
Lone Merker
East Pleasant
Frances Haver
Sheffield
Corry
Robert Oth
Chicago
Mijor
Richard Shoop
Richard
Peter
Enfield
N.C
Shopp
Sr Pope
Tampa
Fla
Major Shoop
May
Wallace Hammond
Anna Wilcoy
Rebekahs Plan Picnic And Party
A meeting of the Franklin Rebekah Lodge met in the club rooms at T. Hail at 8 o clock led by Mrs Florence Haneasteis. Plans were made for an afternoon outing and the Rebekah Helping Head Club at Mead Park on August 1st with a 9:30 p.m. dinner. A committee including Mrs Doris Loveland Mrs Hazel Alam and Mrs Blanche Ohio was appointed to arrange the monthly birthday party on August 2nd honoring members with birthdays this month.
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Ity
Franklin Rebekah Lodge
Mable Grand
Florence Haneasteis
Rebekah
Mead Park
Doris Loveland
Hazel Alam
Blanche Ohio
Miss Ellmear Smith to Wed Sunday at Emmanuel Church
Miss Ellmear Smith and St. John Wassink plan marriage at Emmanuel Episcopal Church next Sunday. Miss Smith, a trained nurse from Buffalo, completed studies at Buffalo Children's Hospital and served at Corry Hospital. Wassink recently returned from eleven months overseas duty.
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Ellmear Smith
Carl Smith
Baal Bandstreet
Miss Ellmear Smith
St. John Wassink
Eikel Wassink
Clymes
Neeple Ys
Martiage
Emmanuel ‘Episcopal Church
Erelodie
Ohueh
Miss Smith
Buffalo Children's Hospital
Buffalo
Corry Hospital
Wassink
Homemade Mayonnaise and Cool Weather Salad Suggestions
A fragmented food note suggests making mayonnaise by mixing ingredients, then cooling and storing. It explores serving ideas with cottage cheese, fruits, avocados, shrimp, and coleslaw. The piece promotes varied salads and simple dressings for hot weather.
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Coleslaw
Dingfelder Reunion At Mead Park
The Dingfelder family held its annual reunion at Mead Park on Sunday August 5 with about forty two attendees. Officers elected for the coming year include Gerry Dingfelder president Milton Wrioie vice president Mrs Paull Gibson secretary treasurer Mrs Charles Hinnet dinner communities Rayynne Gilson. The younger group enjoyed swings slides and swimming while others sat and visited honored guests Mr and Max Roy Haskins from Lake Hamilton Florida. Missing were all eleven service members, oldest present Will Dingfelder, youngest Johnson twins Touinle and Connie, with dessert served before departure.
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Dingfelder
Mead Park
Gerry Dingfelder
Milton Wrioie
Paull Gibson
Charles Hinnet
Rayynne Gilson
Vic
Max
Roy Haskins
Lake Hamilton
Florida
Armed Services
Services
Will Dingfelder
Johnson Twins
Touinle
Connie
Family Dinner Honored Walter Auer At East Smith Home
A birthday dinner honoring Walter Auer was held Monday evening at his East Smith Street home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Pred Hoenes, Mr and Mrs Auer, Mrs Esther Spicer, and Mrs Auer. After dinner guests visited and Mr Auer received appropriate assistance and good wishes for the occasion.
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East Smith Street
Pred Hoenes
Auer
Esther Spicer
Amici Sewing Circle Elects Officers At Meeting
Amici Sewing Circle and United Brethren Church met at Mrs Robert Beagle’s home on Pik Street with 19 members. Mrs Hugh Mosier led devotions, and officers were elected: president Mrs Sherwood, vice president Mrs Lynn Campbell, secretary Mrs Ray Reagle, treasurer Mrs Lyle Chase, chaplains Mrs Ivan Miller and Mrs Gerald Bagley. A letter from missionary Miss Mildred Young in Kentucky was read. Refreshments were by Mrs Homes, Mrs Sherwood, and Mrs JH Gilson. Next meeting set for August 216th.
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Amici Sewing Circlé
United Brethren Church
Robert Beagle
Pik Street
Hugh Mosier
Glenn Funnies
John Carrier
Lyle Chase
G. Carl Wengert
Ivan Miler
Gerald Bagley
Mildred ‘Young
Kentucky
Corry
Homes
Sherwood
JH. H. Gilson
Otterbein Guild Plans Silver Tea Benefit
Seventeen members of the Otterbein Guild met at the United Brethren Church for supper and a business meeting. Plans were made to host a silver tea in the church basement on August 28 for the benefit of Cilia relief.
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Oterbein Guild
United Brethren Church
State joins in drive to clean up mining town
State officials along with Dr Elizabeth Hayes and 850 miners converge on Porce Pennsylvania to tackle health hazards. James G Bell chief of rural sanitation was sent to meet Shawmut Mining Co over water contamination. Twelve of twenty one wells tested positive for contamination as sewage leaked toward drinking water from out houses. Dr Campbell noted Hayes resigned as company physician over inaction to remedy the miserable sanitary conditions.
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Porce
Elizabeth
Huayes
Pennsylvania
J Moore Campbell
Harrisburg
James G. Bell
Division of Rural Sanitation
Shawmut Mining Co
Campbell
Paul Heitzenrather
Health Department
Hayes
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Coats
Helen
Country Club
Rebekahs
Walter Auer
Sanit
Jannie Enhee Mee
Eich
Hiuan
Bax
McKesson
Thatik
Amici Sewing Circle
Otterbein Guild
State
Mem
Fago Construction CO
Lovine, Fa
Vy Price
Zuckerman
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