Society Notes: Mrs Walter W Scare Hosted Two Parties
A West Congress Street hostess entertained with two gatherings. The first evening bridge party drew six friends, with Mrs Henry Hicks and Mrs George Beardsley sharing card prizes. Guests included Mrs John Zepka May, William Moyer, and Mrs MacBain Sear. The Monday afternoon party honored her son David on his fourth birthday, featuring hubble maple and hallogns for neighborhood children, with decor by Mrs Sears Ryan. Additional attendees included Mr and Mrs Amos Lytton and children from Portales New Mexico, and visitors from Buffalo and San Diego. The event highlighted gifts for David and warm greetings to guests.
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Walter W. Scare
West Congress Street
Everling
Henry Hicks c
George Beardsley
John Zepka
May
William Moyer
MacBain Sear
Ani
Twa
David
Sears Syryan
C. FO
Wilkon
San Diego
Cal
BuMuio
al Frormunu
Amos Lytton
Davie
Wdryl
Portales
WoRdérdall
East
Fred Keslyet
George Bestuxe
Howard Bie
Birla
Borne
Howard
Crangay
George
Millvin
Bea
Harry Fipimney
Fourth Avenue
Fortow Cline
Erie
Vates
AR Wetmore
Glenstete
Lannis Mazon
Euclid Street
Minnie Buford
Jamestown de
A Ayers
Ayers
H. T. Ayers
Laura Ayers
Arde Rockefellow
Ora Mitchell
Fay Belden
Pail Whaley
Wallace Palmer
Corry
Miriam
Birthday party at McCaslin home honors couple
Mrs. Arnold G. McCastin hosted a Monday evening birthday party at the RD S residence for her husband whose August birthday and son Arnold D. McCaslin’s birthday were celebrated. Guests included Mr and Mrs Rinsell McCaslin and daughter Barbara, Miss Mary Boils, Mrs Poster Childy, Mr John Betes and others. awards were won by Foster Chiles and Mrs Russell McCaslin.
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McCaslin
Arnold G. McCastin
RDS
Arnold D. McCaslin
Foster Chiles
Russell McCaslin
Corry
Rinsell “McCaslin
Barbara
Mary Boils
Centerville
Poster Childy
Mtr
John Betes
Golf Pro Addresses Corry Rotary Club
Corry Rotary Club welcomed Nick Carter golf pro at Corry Country Club as speaker for yesterday's luncheon. CE McLean introduced him, noting golf’s shift from a male pastime to broader appeal and its growth to about 7 000 clubs in the United States. Carter traced golf roots, equipment changes, and greens maintenance while guests Rev Clifford McInterior, Allen J Selly, William Douglas, Harold A Conk attended. An inter-city meeting is planned for September.
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Bihan
Nick" Carter
Corry
Rotary Club
Halel Corry
CE McLean
Aveust
Colf
Aya Seotehmen
MacDonald
Yonkers
United States
Cliffoed Mc— Interior
Cambridge Stings
Corry Flyb
Allen J. Selly
Waren
Rotary
William Douglas
Buffalo
Harold A. Conk
Erie
Birthday Party for Miss Carol Ann Cole Lillie
Miss Carol Ann Cole celebrated her birthday on August // Note: OCR fragment indicates birthday celebration by parents Mr and Mrs John Cole. Family dinner party Monday evening with adults, children games, gifts for the honoree from 14 family members. Decorations and ice cream served late. Additional attendees: Mr and Mrs Gary Thomas and children Patricia and Gary from Ete.
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Carol Ann Cole
Lillie
John Cole
Gary Thomas
Patricia and
Gary
Ete
Birthday Party For Miss Karen Blanchard 5th
The event honors Miss Karen Blanchard on her fifth birthday with a party at Mead Park on Monday. About twelve friends attended from West Washington Street area. Guests enjoyed hot dogs cake ice cream and chocolate milk. Patty favors included plastic toys and small books.
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Washington Street
Ador
Keren
Iittle
Mead Park
Karen I
Nike Gills
Notion HeM Hijun Thuesday Pran At Chaputauqua
A favorite comedy team from Cleveland presents Two Blind Mice at Chautauqua Reperter Theiler in the summer final offering. Rul Feather fuld and Helen Watkins will star with Sammtel Spewack fare in a comedy that features Mrs Feather and Mr Wat kine. Curtain is 8 30 Saturday evening.
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Chaputauqua
Hijun Thuesday Pran
Ghyjlinque Desma
Pity House
Chautauqua
Siipe
Tye
Alex
Islalors
Delle
Kate
Arai
Washington
Burcileraey
Russia
W C T U Picnic and Officers Elected at Mead Park
The local W C T U unit held its annual picnic and officer election at Mead Park with strong attendance. Mrs. Lent Van Tassel and Mrs. Alfred Haenchroide presided. devotions led by Mrs Hav fel. Mrs Haenel spoke on The Exim Challenge and Guidance prayer. ribbon pledges were given to Evalyn Plops and David Clarks.
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W. Ctu
Mead Park
Lent van Tassel
Alfred Haenchroide
Eiholyn Chase
Oengine
Havfel
Floye Dohnens Rend
Godward Cromvl
Hutnel
A. Mountain
Chase
Dent
VanTassel
Dént
Haenel
Grace Thompson
Luis Kirch
Floyd Johnson
East Smith Street
B B B Club Socializes at Mrs Keppel's Torpedo Home
The B B B Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Walter Keppel's Torpedo residence chaired by hostesses Mrs. W L Armitage and others. Thirteen ladies enjoyed an afternoon of violing and fancy work with a light luncheon.
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Welock Aucheon Weetine
BBB
Walter Keppel
Torpedo
Hoptess
W. L. Armitage
Dingfelder Family Reunion At Mead Park
The Dingfelder family reunion held at Mead Park featured a luncheon, socializing, a business meeting selecting officers led by Lyle Johnson as president Howard Dingfelder as secretary treasurer and Ray Dingfelder as vice president. Gifts were given to the oldest member and to a younger generation. Ice cream and pie were served in the late afternoon as the gathering concluded with a stroll or stroll-like outing.
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Inini
Dinsfelder
Sunil
Austral Morac Park
Solarie
Olen
Fey
Tke Folluyssweadent
Lyle Johmson
Presideut
Howiart Dingfelder
Resurar
Mur
Ray’ Dhuvfeldur
Wino Spnmutites
Ares Faved Dingtviduy
Meg
Lyle Johmsii
Tana
Dingfilder
Sso
Stone MeeYay
Stonp
Vincent Dugan Speaks at Holy Name Society Meeting
Vincent Dugan spoke to Holy Name Society members at Valle Fuse Ue. Rev. John DeSant led prayer. Raymond Bychuker directed. Attendees heard about the society’s activities and aims with an emphasis on faith and community service.
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Pilzubath
Ana Bt
Sraig
John DeSant
Raymond Bychuker Yirecijen
Vincent Dues
Valle Fuse
Hulldtiwe
Jnbaree
Riv. DeSanved
Miss Connie Root Honored At Park Picnic
Miss Connie Root four year old was honored at a community picnic at Meyd Park Tuesday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Raymond Reol of 324 West Plewenti Street. About twenty two families attended the event and presented Miss Root with a small gift and good wishes.
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Wid
W. Tageard
Busi Main Street
Kin Hospitality
Eit
Berviiue
Renber Dinmell
Chaleur
Waa
Gaut
Lovey-Esronne Fouthur
Yrieital Brite
Tapp
Williamy Lewby
Connie Root
Connie Hoot
Raymond Reol
West Plewenti
Pisiie
Meyd Park
Connie Uy
Faith Birthaky
Jolly Eight Club Dinner Meeting At East Main Street
The Jolly Eight Club held a meeting and dinner at the home of Marjorie Brown on East Main Street. Guests included Mrs Callie Pier Mrs B Gibbs and Mrs Charles Coole as organizers. A formal program and social time followed the meal with reports of activity.
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Jolly Eight
Yeater
Allyroan
Marjorie Brown
East Mainspreet
Callie Pier
B. Gibbs
Charles Coole
Vlytt
Premi
Ava Ruwn
Wahssi
Mra HD Bay
Melntyre Family Reunion At Celoron
The Melntyre family reunion was held at Celoron Bark on August. Roger Melntyre led the meeting as chair with May Melntyre presiding. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant day with shared stories and a meal.
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Melntyre
Celoron
Dilworth Keeps Up Verbal Attacks on Duff in Pa Campaign
In Danville Pennsylvania on August 9 Rich Antson Dilworth pledged to abolish a permanent highway planning commission if elected governor to curb political pressure in road building. He urged stronger Penn State engineering and agriculture programs and predicted big margins for his party in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in the November election. Also reported, eight cars derailed on a freight train near Neville Island causing no injuries.
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Sy Assucmeen
Danville
Richantson Dilworth
Pennsylvania
Dilworth
Philuitipna Elky Teas
Girtoly Cravan
Dakville
Tor & Vamspelen
Tle
Dridge John
Luzerne County
Denville
Lebanon
Pennsylvania State College
Patloy
Penn State
Sumbury
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Laren
Titesburgh
Pittsburgh and
Lake Fre
Neville Island
How to Keep Young From Poisons in the Tract
An old advertisement proclaims that aged decline comes from intestinal poisons and promotes Golden Lax Tablets to clean out toxins gently. It claims the tablets form a healthy habit for all ages and that no dose increase is needed. Sold by all druggists for 25 or 50 cents.
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