Roaring 177 SOCIETY Gathering Honors Miss Marion Young
A Saturday afternoon tea at One Rose Home on West Street honored Miss Marion Young with 24 neighbors in attendance. Guests enjoyed dainty sandwiches, bride’s cake, tea, and coffee on the patio, with many gifts for Miss Young. Nearby, relatives and friends traveled from Meadville and Harrishire to visit, attend funerals, or host gatherings, including Mrs. Westerling's return from Evie and several trips to Sparto and Jamestown.
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Marion Young
Roas Fegley
Waller Ross
W. A. Remon
Young
Hee! Irletiay
Rober Westerling
Evie
Harold Tusbroucke
de. Smiley
Church Street
Theodore Bull
Geneva-On-The- Lake
H Marti Keppet
Vaneehudein
Barbara
Harelson
Park Street
Mindsley Lake
Jerome F Need
Hai
Thoms Cinfrthen
Jun Yo
Dave Meckrvey
Old City
Meg Maurice Melimy
North
East
Aribiar McCray
Shel
B.D. & Instevelany
Carlyle Coots
Hornell
Don Tatw
Jobi Maloney
Donald
Clarke
Wasaga Beach
Ontaro
Canada
Marie Zathopulas
Mott Street
Willoughby
Chin
Mink Marthene MacCracken
Mayme Ross
Murs
James O'Helen
Clever Tape
Ross
Ellie
Malilan Ramberts Hese
Harrishire
West Pleasant Street
Raymond Kidd
Sandra Sue
Raymond
Ot Brie
Collumbas
Harriet Myers
Mary
Marte
Myers
Axe Pening
Brie
William Eaton
Glorin Jemn
Fait
Belvoir
Ture
Burch
Gordine
Wastivaion Sivest
Shine
Wweelkerit
Miecham Heberlein
Byeralg
Pauline Keefe
Pitts Auniglt
John Fooney
Parke Steel
Amelia
Geetrude Hannan
Magy Anny Guimidine
Sally Salm
Fred Harun
West Washington Street
L. G. Durham
Philadelphia
WL. Durham
Pleasantville
Rs, Durhai
Bailrond Street
Mim Dolores Auer
Cleveland
Momvne
Boyd ‘Auer
Baet Mais Street
Ralph Snyder
Childred
Susan
William
James Snyder
Cass
Ohio
Hallie Sugden
Walter Ross
Dora Lee Snyder
Wolpitt Street
Frank G. Jones
Helen Jones
Albert Anderson
Arnold Seastead
Jamestown
Dora Pearson
Frank Stevens
Buffalo
Bnally Fahy
Visi
Mildred Anderson
R. H. VanTussel
North Center Street
Hin
Yank Yuti Tasset
East Frederich Street
Florida
DO Dsueherty
Tittsville
iMsees
Ley
Cota Snow
Richard Dearing
Meadyilile
J. &. Dennigs
Austin
Texas
Keystone View Company
Allin May
Judy
Theodore
Park Strips
Pittsburgh
Edward Bezdek
That City
CW Bagelli
Conneaut
C. K. McElray
Euclid Street
Hayes School Picnic Draws Large Crowd in Chelton Kaen
A large turnout attended the Hayes School picnic and annual meeting on August 12 at the Chelton Kaen on RD. Wil lis Crosby opened the business meeting after a delicious dinner for about 100. Genet Chotton was elected president with Howard Blakestee as vice president and Edna White as secretary treasurer. Various committees were appointed for the next year's work including program, sports, propiration, and hospitality. Several groups of children plus musical performances enhanced the afternoon and evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes School
Chelton Kaen
Lovelock
Willis Crosby
Genet Chotton
Howard Blakestee
View Presse
Edna White
Schkming
ALA Progran
Luca
Loan
Blakeslee
Rev
Liew
Sparstansbure Sever
Chilken
Table Ommutte
Velma Murray
D_L. Lewis
Lewis Sexton
Mabel Blakeslee
Ernest Chellon
Merrill Wade
Howard Biakeslee
Howard Hiummond
Glen Shelton
Gayle Boutwell
Howard
Bliakeslee
Dorothy
Chelton
Large Crowd Attends Country Club Supper
A Sunday supper at the Conny Country Club drew a large crowd of about 76 members. The evening featured music and a short business session. Upcoming events include a slipper party in September with Theodore Hubley to serve as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conny Country Club
Lou, Videntine
Mise Kentellr - Rtony
Willam Louby
Theodore Hubley
Shower Honors Concord Couple at Community House
Mr and Mrs Berard Skiff received a social shower Saturday evening at the Concord Community House hosted by Mr and Mrs Cyril Skiff for friends of the couple. Guests from Youngstown Spattansburg and Cotty attended. Oxenm cake and coffee were served and gifts were showered on the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community House
Berard Skiff
Eastern Star Style Show And Luncheon Planned
The Cong City Chapter 17 Order of the Eastern Star announces a September 20 luncheon and bridge event at Corry Country Club. A fashion show by Nast Company will showcase bridal displays as the main highlight with final plans to be released in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cong City
Order of the
Corry Country Club
Wild
Two Newborn Sons Reported From Local Hospitals
A son born Sunday morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ray Amy of 2631 West Weshington Street. Mrs Amy is the former Gloria Sullivan. A son born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Fred McWaldoney at Corry Hospital, address 748 East Maistret. A son born yesterday afternoon at West Ferin Hospital in Pittsburgh to Mr and Mrs Milton Cherry of Ghestful Street.
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Corry Hospital
Ray Amy
West Weshington Street
Amy
Gloria Sullivan
Lo Mi
Mra
Fred McWldawney
Eust Maistret
West Ferin Hospital
Pittsbilton
Milton Cherry
Ghestful Strees
Golden Wedding for Shermiym M Porie and wife
Parents of Perry Parker of East South purest celebrate golden wedding at the Parker home August 20. Married August 15, 1900, in Townville with Rev. Lot Ins officiating. They have three children Kenneth in Philadelphia, Maxy Bristol in Oceanaide, and Perry in this state, plus one grandchild. Guests include Mrs. Parker’s mother Mrs. Mary Boratrager, 92, of Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corryite
Shermiym M. Porie
Sanford
Perry Parker
East South Purest
Parker
As Mas
Adam Borntyafer
Townville
Rey
Lot Ins
Ownville
Episcopal Chirch
Kenneth
Philadelphia
Maxy
Bristol
Oceanaide
Perry
Parkes
Mary Boratrager
Titusville
Kurt Borg
Rager
Raymond Fred
Charles Gui
Bangin
Hl Vie Gillett
Yingling
Raymond Gillett
Clyde D Wilcox Post And Auxiliary Meeting
The Spanish American War Veterans Clyde D Wilcox Post and Auxiliary held their monthly session at the T O F Hall on Sunday with 18 members present at 2 o'clock. Tentative plans were set for a picnic on the second Sunday in September at the home of Mrs. Byron Davids at Werlled on Lake Erie. Mrs Mabel Murry of Elliutt WY attended from away for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde D. Wilccox
T .O. F. Hall
Byron Davids
Werlled
Lake Erie
Mabel Murry
Elliutt WY
Birthday Party For Miss Georgia Reitz
Birthday celebration honored Miss Georgia Reitz who turned one year old on August 9. The event occurred Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr Ath Minx with Genwe Bella Snyder and others attending. Attendees enjoyed decorations, cake, and games while children wore paper hats and received party favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Reitz
Percy
Geurett Gay
Ath Minx
Genwe Bella 1
Snyder
Phe Ostie
Eve Lee
Georgy
Emmanuel Guild Picnic at Mead Park
The Emmanuel Guild of the Episcopal Church hosted a September picnic at Mead Park for about 25 guests. Mrs. Samuel Hill Wy and Mr. Teank Frost attended, with Velma Moore presiding over a brief business session before a jovial gathering. Mr and Mrs James Darling of Florida were among out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Mead Park
Emmanuel
Epicopal
Samuel Hil
Teank Frost
Velma Moore
James Darling
Florida
Watt
Lowi
Ie Mente
Darling
Guild
Party Honored Mrs Signoring With Friends At Event
More than three friends of Mrs Michael Stynovina attended a prettily staged gathering last week in her honor. Hostesses included Mrs Homer Kolsts and others. Prizes, refreshments, games, and fruit juice were featured as attendees enjoyed the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Dennie Slye
Emma Heshini
Eline Bhi
Tsaldaris Plan For a Unified European Army
Associated Press reports from Strasbourg on Pranos Tsaldaris proposing Western European governments form a unified army under a European defense council. The plan seeks rapid assembly approval, with no binding mandate, as Western Europe moves to create a security structure in cooperation with the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Strasbourg
Pranos
Constantin Tsaldanis Theaily
Whropean
Spock
Churchill
Council
Hiesisaembly
Chuoetatl
United States
Cannas
Pittsburgh Bus Strike Settlement Talks Restarted
In Pittsburgh a three month strike by 750 AFL drivers on street lines prompts a government mediated effort. Commissioner George Wop er and J A Moran join Charles R Ward and State Labor official dith Le Burns to meet with AFL divisions 45 1068 1067 and 1214 officers. mediators plan conferences with Brentwood Motor Coach Debalt Orville West Side Penn Tray Bla Lines and Harmony Short Line to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mibrepurgh
Augry
J.a
Ward Waldrar
AFL
Amalesmated
Street Elegime Railway
Nickar
Fmplay
Brentwood Motor Coach
Debalt, Orvile
West Side
Penn Traysj
Barmony
Compatis
REMOVE KILLER TO GEORGIA GLOOMY OUTRAGE TURNS TO CALM
Abescaavid admitted killing two little girls and was moved from Walhalla South Carolina to Georgia. A crowd of 3000 to 4000 gathered, Georgia State Patrol and 50 National Guardsmen secured the jail to maintain order as the crowd dwindled.
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Georgia
Gatnesville
Abes-caavid
Tony
South
Caroline
Georgis
Georwia Highway Patrol
Walhalla, Sr
Walhalla
State Looks for Fraud in Blind Pension System
State investigators uncovered possible fraud in blind pension disbursements after spot checks in Union County and Pennsylvania City revealed beneficiaries with better vision than required. Public Assistance Department officials declined to name counties pending results, noting 15,400 recipients nationwide costing about 7.8 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohwealth
Public Assistance Department
Sul
Frank
Pete
Union County
Dhlon
Robbins
Jqunty
Pennsys- Vania
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Robert Mitchum
Janet Leigh
Olida Ya
Wendell Corey
Chautauqua Drive
Maple Springs
Lakewood Drive
Lakewood
N.Y
Camden
Sus
Sehosl
Black Horse
Carly Vedias
Ermehad
Inter Tive
Numa pWo
Robert T. Mercer
Jeffrey Dougherty
Phiadetptia
Stanford Hose Co
Stanford Rose Company
Sturee
Helen
Teta Ledles
Powell
Tsaldaris
West Europe
Chapin
Harper's Bazaar
Marvel
Arte
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