Engaged To Marry Witold Szymecki Here
Mr and Mrs Merle J Peterson of Prn dley Lake announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Hetty Ann to Witold Szymecki son of Mr and Mrs Mattel Szymecki. The wedding is planned for Saturday August 28 at 3 pm at the Findley Lake United Brethren Church with Rev Paul Hunter officiating. Rose Mary Williams will be maid of honor, Stephen Witkowski will be best man, and Marcel Szymecki and Mahlon Hubbard will usher. Hetty Ann is a graduate of Copper Central High School and works in the GE Erie blueprint department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle J. Peterson
Prndley Lake
Hetty Ann
Witold Saymerk
Mattel Szymecki
East Tilt Street
Erle
Rose Mary Williams
Miss Peterson
Stephen Witkowski
Marcel Szymecki
Mahlon Hubbard
Cipmer Central High School
General Electric Company
Erie
Szymecki
East High School
The
Hammermill Paper Co
Southern Revolt Shows Signs of Tapering in 1948 Election
The Southern revolt appears to be tapering off as developments in Texas and Arkansas lift some Truman administration hopes. Dixiecrat candidates face ballot obstacles in Texas and South Carolina while Mississippi and Alabama show ballot plans. Sidney McMath's Arkansas victory boosts Truman supporters amid shifting political winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Texas
Arkansas
J. Howard McGrath
Hickel
Beauford Dester
States’ Rights
Teket
J. Strom ‘Thurmond
South Carolina
Tmante
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
Alabama
Sidney McMath
Hot Springs
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Faulkner at Northwest Street Home
Mrs Faulkner, a former Columbus resident, was honored at a bridge party hosted by her daughter Mrs Jack Berry on Northwest street. Two tables played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Pred Hull and Mrs Faulkner. Attendees included Mrs Pratt Faulvnen, Mrs Vern Smith, Mrs Warren Fargo, Mrs Clair Gordon, Mrs Lottie McGuire, Mrs Helen Blanchard, Mrs Maude Keefe, and Mrs Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans
Gerd Pauther
Jack Berry
Northwest Street
Faulkner
Columbus
Miami
Pla
Pred Hull
Faulkener
Berry
Pratt
Faulvnen
Tionesia
Vern Smith
Warren Fargo
Clair Gordon
Lottie McGuire
Hllen Blanchard
Colubus
Maude Keefe
Hall
Dingfelder Reunion Held at Mead Park
The 19th annual Dingfelder family reunion took place at Mead Park with 65 relatives and friends attending. A picnic dinner, swimming, and visiting followed. Gerald Barber and Robert McCullogh provided musical entertainment. Officers elected for the next year were Al Erickson president, Donald Walters vice president, Mrs. Jack Walters secretary and treasurer, and Mrs. Norma Haner and Ms. Leon Johnson on the dinner committee. Ice cream and cake were served late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Park
Dingfelder
Gerald Barber
Robert McCullogh
Erie
al Erickson
Donald Walters
Jack Walters
Norma Haner
Leon Johnson
Engle Family Reunion Held at Spartansburg Home
The Engle family gathered at the Spartansburg residence of Mr and Mrs Fred Burlingame for an indoor picnic and business session. Forty relatives attended as Melvin Engle was elected president Evelyn Roberts vice president Henrietta Arnold secretary and Marian and Jaine Engle were named entertainment coordinators. The 1949 reunion is slated for Panama Rocks on the first Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle
Spartansburg
Fred Burlingame
Melvin Engle
Evelyn Roberts
Henrietta Arnold
Marian and
Jaine Engle
Panama Rocks
Elks Hold Annual Stag Picnic Schedule
Cony Lodge 768 B P O Elks plans a picnic at Sekerak's Grove on August 22 with over 300 members expected. Event features breakfast at eight thirty, roasted beef and baked ham, horseshoes, games, and a possible baseball game. Jerome F Needham heads the entertainment committee with Mrs Home Humphrey and Mr Hillel assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Cony Lodge No. 768
B. P.O. Elks
Sekerak's Grove
Durrom
Jérome F. Needham
Franz Family Welcomes Visitor for Two-Week Stay
Franz of Baltimore and Miss Gloria Adam of Washington arrive for visits at their East Bend Street homes. Mr and Mrs Leo Franz and Mr and Mrs A R Akam host with Akam employed in the Treasury Department in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Franz
Baltimore
Leo T. Franz
East Bend Street
Gloria Adam
Washington, D. C
A. R. Akam
R. D
Miss Akam
Treasury Department
Washington
Amici Bible Class Elects Officers at Meads Church Dinner
Evangelical United Brethren Church Amici Bible Class met at 6 30 Friday night for a tureen dinner. Fourteen members attended with Mrs E V McClintock and Mrs Lynn Campbell directing. Miss Gladys Canfield gave the devotionals. Officers elected: Mrs William Armitage Sr president, G T Bergman vice president, Mrs Campbell secretary, John Carrier treasurer, Mrs Bergman historian, Miss Canfield chaplain. Next meeting set for September 10 with session venue to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici Bible Class
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E. V. McClintock
Lynn Campbell
Gladys Canfield
McClintock
William Armitage, Sr
Ste
G. T. Bergman
Campbell
John Carrier
Bergman
Miss Canfield
Mrs Johnson Returns From Wilmore Visit
Mrs O Av Johnson of West Church Street returns home after a visit in Wilmore Kentucky with Mr and Mrs John H Clark and daughters Esther Anne and Barbara Jie. Mrs Clark is a daughter of Mrs Johnson and Miss Patricia Parsons and Miss Charlotte Fehrman were greeted this morning by a trial for Mele to remain for the day. Mr and Mrs Raymond Chisholm of Erle are visiting the Jailer's parents Mr and Mrs G G Taylor of Maple Avenue for a weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugene Powers and Sons
Ward Ad Richard
East Main Street
Wolmer Nielsen
Union City Jet
Port Dix
N. J
Max
Donald Tate
West Churk Sirest
Carl Gustifson
East Fredrick
Siad
Canada
Connie Mend
Mary Mead
Washington, D. C
James P. Mead
East Wayne Street
James M. Mead
John Mead
Buffalo
James Mead
Janes M. Mead
Joseph Lararia
Lyons
J. B. Dahlstrand
Ruth Dahlstrand
B. Lawrence Davison
von East Main Street
Gereld Damon
Set
Donald
8Th. Louis
Walter Aaron
Walter Aaron, Jr
Nancy Hickerwell
Meadville
M,g. Malone
Detroit
Mich
Bris
Mary J. Malone
Thomas Burkhart
West Irving Street
Nancy Bev Meguiston
FW. Dey
First Avenue
Keuke Lake
Jour
Jack Dey
Ren
O. Av Johnson
Weat Church Street
Wilmore
John H. Clark
Esther Anne
Barbara Jie
Clark
Johnson
Patricia Parsons
Charlotte Fehrman
Mele
Raymond Chisholm
Erle
G. G. Taylor
Maple Avenue
Threat letter to Pittsburgh detective linked to rackets probe
Flor ic former city and Allegheny county detective said an anonymous note signed The Racketeer Association threatened his life. The district attorney turned the letter over to postal authorities. In Philipsburg Pa Tred W Weber 54 died from injuries in a two car crash with two others injured.
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Pittsburgh
Floric
Allegheny County
Flarig
Philipsburg
Tred W. Weber
Rockton
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Lea
Nsure
Betty A. Peterson
Chautauqua
Éiteriain Menuy
Robert J. Mac‘Stucken
Riverside Church
New York City
A. Im. Walt
Parker
Verne
Mareh
Whor
Barbara Steinbeck
Wil
Chattanalla Symphony Orchestra
Micautauque
Paul Scherer
David Dietz
Scripps-Howard
Cleveland
O. Abfense
John S. Whale
Department of Religion
Dores Robin
Sop Sharpe
Chautauquais
Armpitheater
Puccini
Chautauqua Opera Association
Norton Memorial Hall
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Symphony Orchestra
Mr. Dauro
Frederick Wilkins
Miss
Lucia di Lammermoor
Donivetti
Normin Memorial Hall
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Clifford Harvout
Metropolitan Opera Association
Broadstreet Choir
Columbus, O
Herbert Huftmuts
Richard Denning
Ernest Tubb
Hollywood
Ont Satan
DeLand
Associated Press
East Main St
Corry
Frank
Helen's
HELEN
Featuring
Park Club
Mrs. Faulkner
Home
Humphrey
Mr Hillel
Robert Humphrey
South Bend
Helen Spopper
Tris Lali
Davison-Fogle Roofing
Franklin St
Carry, Pa
Wm. Armitage, Sr
Meads Amici Bible Class
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Shore
Anadily
Leed
P. J
Toa
U.S
Pot, OM
Essily
Cofton
Min
Franz Fine Furniture
Catia Franciscar
Marogmeran
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