Wedding Bells for Baker Shreve Couple in Union City
Miss Sadie Lucille Shreve daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Shreve Union City and Airman Peter B Baker son of Mr and Mrs A Baker Spartansburg were wed Thursday at St Edward school hall Rev Francis J Graves presided The couple will honeymoon then drive to Samson Air Force Base where the groom is assigned The bride wore white lace with yellow rosebud corsage Nancy Hendershot of Centerville was maid of honor Paul E Baker twin brother of the groom served as best man The reception followed at the Baker home others in attendance include local residents and relatives with several trips and visits mentioned in the day’s social notes.
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Nancy Hendershot
Centerville
Paul E. Baker
Baker
Sampson Air Force Base
Alaska
Bloomfield
Sparta Consolidated High School
Frederick Grantham
East Irving Street
Cleveland
Samuel Orris
Edna Silvis
Nyack
Krebs
Buehner
Vernon Welch
Grove Street
Long Island
DeLana
Davis Burdick
Park Forest
George Nagel
Wayne Street
James F. Darling
Daytona Beach
Fla
Wilson Armitage
Spring Creek
Cortland
N. C
Armitage
M. W. Murray
Mr. Freeman
Philip
Chattanooga
Tenn
G. P. Freeman
Jefferson, Ga
South
John
Covington
Fred Fheing
Cliffside Park
N. 1
John Frenc
East Pleasant Street
Bess Wison
Park Street
Canadian Rockies
Vancouver
British, Columbia
Canada
Mdr
R. G. Walling
USN
Walling
Key West
South Carolin
Omar
Corry
Harry Powers
Franklin Street
Erie
Mexico City
Acapulco
Willam Spillane
Findley Lake
Frank Grize Jr
Vincent Sacramento
Vincent
Philadelphia
Romeo
Arthur Stefanelli
Romeo Ficcardi
West Church Street
Lawrence Goring
Thomas Varasso
Thomas Kozik
James Baker
Edinboro State Teachers College
Umw-Cio
Baby Shower Honors Mrs. Edmona Sheline and Daughter
Mrs. Edmona Sheline and her baby daughter Cynthia Dawn of Jamestown were honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Wade and Mrs. Rupert Morris at Morris home on R. D. 1. Twenty three friends attended with games and prizes awarded to several guests. The event featured yellow and green décor and a refreshments table with cake ice cream coffee and tea. Out of town guests included Mrs. Merle Gates of Waterford and Mrs. Cortland Bryant of Olyphant Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Morris
Edmona Sheline
Cynthia Dawn
Jamestown
Lawrence Wade
Sam Stultz
Robert, Marsh
Philip Wade
Peter Gravis
GB. Boutwell
Anna Miller
Sheline
Merle Gates
Waterford
Amici Class Elects Officers For Year
The Amici Sunday School Class of Evangelical United Brethren Church met with hosts Lynn Campbell and wife. Harold Randall presided as 21 members attended and officers were elected: Bergman president Bush vice president Fish secretary Garner treasurer Davis chaplain Bergman historian. Charles Patterson helped host lunch. Next session hosts Reed plan a Wiener roast September 13 at Bear Lake.
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Amici
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lynn Campbell
R. D
G. T. Bergman
Harold Randall
Bergman
E. E. Bush
Zennie Fish
John Garner
Robert Davis
Charles Patterson
Thomas Reed
Bear Lake
BetBy Jean Hay to Wed Navy Sailor in California
Former Spartansburg resident Betty Jean Hay will marry David R. Bug of Marshfield Wisconsin. They have set September 18 at First United Presbyterian Church Riverside California. Betty Jean, a Corry High School graduate, served with WAVES at Pensacola Florida. David, a Marshfield High School graduate, enlisted in the Navy and is stationed in San Diego California.
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H.R. Hay
Riverside
Calif
Spartansburg
Betty Jean
David R. Bug
Richard Bug
Marshfield
First United Presbyterian Church
Corry Senior High
Naval Air Station, Pensacola
Fla
the Waves
Marshfield High School
Wisconsin
Navy
San Diego
Church Lawn Festival Plans Set for Spring Creek
The Ladies Aid of Spring Creek Community Church announces a lawn social next week open to the public. It will be held Tuesday August 17 from 2 to 9 p.m. at the William Donaldson home in Spring Creek. Co chairs Mrs Chandler Mason and Mrs Edith Donaldson lead the fundraiser with items including hot dogs sloppy joes soup baked beans cakes pies and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Ladies Aid of the
Wiliam Donaldson
Chandler Mason
Edith Donaldson
Treasury
Carter Hill Ladies Elect Officers At Williams Home
Carter Hill Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Nelson Williams’s home on R. D. 3. Officers elected for the year were Mrs. Harlan Fancher president, Mrs. Lous Cook vice president, Mrs. Donald Kellogg secretary, and Mrs. Arthur Morris treasurer. After a brief business session, games and prizes followed. Hostess served cake, Jello and coffee. Mrs. Carl Lindberg to entertain in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill
Party Honors Mrs. Garrity in East Main Gathering
Mrs Randall McCray and Miss Julia Ficcardi hosted friends Thursday at East Main Street home for visiting Mrs Thomas Garrity of Columbus Ohio. Guests enjoyed tuna salad wafers angel food cake whipped cream coffee and lively conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Garrity
Randall McCray
Julia Ficcardi
East Main Street
Columbus, O
Elizabeth’s Card Party Planned by Church Guild
Plans are in progress for a card party hosted by the St. Elizabeth's Church Guild on September 15 at the church hall. Mrs. Frank Goring chairs the event with committees handling refreshments prizes and general duties. Tickets go on sale soon. There are about 65 million vehicles on U S roads, 72 percent more than in 1940.
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Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth's
U. S
Party at Webber Home for Out of Town Visitor
Miss Georgia Webber and Virginia Bachomer hosted a social evening at the Webber residence on Maple avenue to welcome their cousin Mrs. Richard Williams of Buffalo. A 7 o'clock dinner followed by a social period concluded with a gift for the guest of honor.
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Webber Home
Georgia Webber
Virginia Bachomer
Webber
Maple Avenue
Richard Williams
Buffalo
Boy Kidnapper Held After 50 Mile Drive At Gunpoint
A 15 year old boy admits forcing a couple to drive him 50 miles at gunpoint but the couple remains missing. Timothy Maw was arrested in Pittsburgh after a man identifying as F W Walker reported the incident and led police to a hotel where Maw was found. Police recovered a Belgian automatic a switchblade four 22 caliber shells and two boxes of prunes. Maw faces kidnapping firearms and concealed weapons charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
F. W. Walker
New Castle
Walker
Timothy
Maw
Route 422
Studebaker Cuts 1955 Cars Prices After Pay Cut Vote
Studebaker Corp says it will reduce prices by about $100 on 1955 models. The move follows workers at the South Bend plant voting to accept a 14 percent pay cut to save jobs and the company. The firm also noted it may soon win a large defense contract for guided missiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Studebaker Corp
United States to Join Allied Talks on Southeast Asia Defense
The United States and seven allies will meet September 6 in Baguio Philippines to discuss a united defense against communism in Southeast Asia. Separately Secretary Dulles will meet Philippine officials September 4 under the mutual defense pact in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
Washington
United States Today
Baguio
Philippines
Southeast Asia
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Wrapped Coin Bank Fraud Exposed in Coatesville Trio
Three Coatesville residents were arrested on charges of passing counterfeit quarters in West Chester Oxford and Lancaster areas. They used iron washers hidden in coin wrappers to mimic genuine coins, fooling bank tellers who exchanged the washers for paper money. The suspects, Alred J. Zago 20 Anthony S. Chille 25 and William D. Mant 28, confessed and were charged with defrauding money under false pretenses.
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Coatesville Coatesville
Coatesville
Gore
West Chester
Oxford
National Bank of Christini
Lancaster County
Sul
Aleed
Zazo
Coatesville High School
Thomas Dooner
Zago
Anthony’ S. Chille
William’ D. Mant
Contestville
Alleged Killer Held For Court In Erie
George Snug Lee 36 of Erle appeared before Alderman Edwin Bowes charged with first degree murder in the shooting of Lean Hogan 30. District Attorney Damian Mel Laughlin said the case will likely proceed as a first degree murder charge with a death penalty sought after a conflict over motherhood. Lee allegedly fired a .203 caliber Savage rifle at Hogan in his living room following an argument, then returned home to retrieve the weapon and shoot again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Lee
State's drought not emergency as losses exceed twenty million
Pennsylvania drought committee announced conditions are serious but not a major disaster area. After reviewing 32 county reports the panel said crop damages over 20 million dollars do not justify a presidential disaster declaration though federal loans remain available to farmers. Chair C B Cassell warned dire feed shortages could arise by year’s end and pledged further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
C. B Cassell
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