Retired miner honored at Raymond club gathering
Raymond Mfg Co. veteran Raymond Foramen Fote H Wheeler Wenry D Wheater received a purse and a self winding wristwatch at the Raymond Froromown Club testimonial. Speakers recalled World War records and his support for Selective Service and veterans causes during a dinner. Guests included local officials and visiting relatives as preparations continued for future events.
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Raymond Foramen
Wheeler
Holden
Taundling
Hite Ambricart
Leilani
Praiied
Linded
Servink Keganiaition
Ats
Hii Taymor Eiri
Bailey Porynrel
Taelline
Pete Yum
Hebel
Roy Reed
Juckennn
Carderes
Triseuit Family Holds 12th Annual Reunion at Mead Pike
The Triseuit family gathered Sunday at Mead Pike for the 12th annual reunion with 62 relatives attending. A luncheon followed. officers elected were Ronald Trier as president, Parker Troult as vice president, and Mk Etal Fill as secretary. A postal authority was noted and the group observed a quiet second Sunday observance.
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Triseuit
Mead Pike
Tunisie
James Wallis
Tha
Ronald Trier
Parker Truoult
Mk Etal
Sbeiytrystrogatiner
Postal Athyrnou Wate Vriluysid
Wijourrigd
Oul
Sundhy Ab Anpist
Miss Christie Caster Birthday Party Honor
Christie Caster aged six was celebrated at Moja Parke with a party from 2 to 4 pm. Relatives Mrs. Galler and Mr. Mie Peder Mullick organized the event with gifts, cake, and party favors as Christie received best wishes from friends and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Coal
Columbus
Christie
Galler
Peder Mullick
Moja Parke
Bridge Winners Listed In Master Point Game
The Corryridge Association held a monthly master point game with six tables at VEW Club Gate den Room. Dorothy Shepton and George Hoeteel led with 85 points, ahead of opponents from Erin and Warren. The event resumes September 16 with weekly play each Wednesday at 7 20 pm in the Gari Room.
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Corryridge Associatioy
VEW Club
Twist
Dorothy Shepton
George Hoeteel
Erin
Robert Tarnet
Warren
James Went
Erie
Wid
Gid
Ray
Tayftess
Edward Majoron
Austen Pote
Mth
Betis
Shower notes for Mrs Hepler hostess at Wayne Street home
The Itier's Home on Wayne Street hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Hepler with 15 friends attending. Prizes went to Mrs Edward Gilvain and Mask Heley Paw. guests enjoyed salad hot rolls petit fours punch and coffee. favors included gold bracelets shaped like pine needles. The event featured garden flowers pastel ribbons and a blue wedding color scheme previewing Miss Hepler's upcoming September 8th wedding to Christer Hatec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hepler
Hepler
Wits Quest
Rifiar
Charles VanTansel
Goone Piindeep
Alu Hepler
Chiester Hatec
Pro-Nuptial Shower for Miss Doris Ireland Fetes Event
Miss Doris Ireland celebrated a nuptial shower hosted at the Savko home in Columbus with guests from Spartans, Columbus and nearby areas. Attendees included Miss Helen Bull, Clarence Savio, Mr Jobin, and Miss Ruby Stiles. The event featured pine and rose decor, a shower cake, and gifts while games and a luncheon were enjoyed by the party-goers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Ireland
Ieee Pitts
Furty
Spartansuins
Columbus
Core
4 H Girls Club Final Summer Mesting Report
4 H Girls Club held a final summer meeting yesterday afternoon at 1 30 in the House of Mrs Joseph Mecray R D 1 Corry about 12 members attended. Work on wreaths and designs was completed. Union City Methodist Church will host a nationwide contest on August 23 at the courthouse. The county with team and dorks planned corsages for the round robin on August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mecray
Corry
Deesies
Union City
McCray Church Marks Homecoming Sunday
McCray Methodist Church plans Homecoming Sunday on August 1 with morning worship at 11 o'clock and a picnic dinner at noon at the McCray Community House. Attendees are asked to bring table service a beer and instruments. Dinner is provided. a 2:90 p. m. service features Rev. S. James Schultz from Edinboro as guest speaker.
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McCray
James Schtulttle
Edinborona
Miss Edna Sexton Feted At Wattsburg Luncheon
Miss Edna Sexton recently returned from teaching duties at Jessie Lee Home in Seward Alaska was honored at an informal luncheon in Wattsburg hosted by Mrs Milo Marlin of St Cloud Tia. Attendees included all the guests of Miss Sexton The green and white table setting complemented the afternoon which featured visits and stories of Alaska before Miss Goxton resumes teaching in Georgia this fall.
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Edna Sexton
Jessie Lee
Seward
Alaska
Allenhurst
Wattsburg
Milo Marlin
St Cloud
Tia
Miss Sexton
Jand
Miss
Son of Clymer Couple Weds in London
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lewis of Clymer announce the marriage of their son S/Sgt Howard Kolstee in London to Miss Stella Pricker both of Clymer England. The ceremony occurred in London on July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
England
Arthur Lewis
Howard Kolstée
London
Stella Pricker
The Second Birthday of Joey Weiss Celebrated
A birthday party for Joey Weiss son of Mr and Mrs Milton Weiss was held recently at home on West Pleananh Street attended by 14 playmates. Guests received multicolored balloons and cake and ice cream were served. Joey received several gifts suitable for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joey Weiss
Milton Wels
Pleananh Street
Jowy
Women of the Moose plan bowling season kickoff
The Women of the Moose held a Moose Club meeting to organize the 1956 57 bowling season. Under president Mrs Henry Davis Jr the group agreed to bowl each Wednesday at Avalon alley starting September 13 with officers Mrs Charles VanTassel vice president Mrs Andy Syentek secretary Mrs Paul Brenoel treasurer and Mrs Gerald Floss sergeant at arms. A social period with refreshments followed.
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WOTM
Moose
Moose Club
Henry Davis Jr
Avalon Alley
Charles VanTassel
Andy Syentek
Paul Brenoel
Gerald Floss
Mercer County Deaths Highlight 55 Mark
The Mercer County death toll this year reaches 55, a rise from the prior year at the same period. The latest victim is Jack Zimmer, 24, a sailor from Niles Michigan, killed when his truck crashed into an embankment at a railroad underpass while on leave. Zimmer had been staying with Jack Shaffer, a local sailor. The truck belonged to Shaffer's brother, Georg Shaffer.
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mucucSihs
Mercer County
Jack Zimmer
Niles
Zimmer
Jack Shaffer
Saior
Shaffer
Georgi Shaffer
Grantham Family Welcomes Daughter at St Vincent’s
Mr and Mrs Fredrick Grantham of Briel announce the birth of their daughter at St Vincent’s Hospital last night. Grandparents are Mrs Betty Johnson, and Mr and Mrs William Johnson of East Irving Street.
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St ‘Vincent's’ Hospital
Fredrick Grantham
Briel
Grantham
Betty Johnson
City
William Johnson
East, Irving Street
Tourist Mistakenly Bounced Into Suez Conference
An American tourist from Detroit, Lewis C. Frank, believed to be a conference delegate, slipped into Lancaster House during the Suez conference. He telephoned the American Embassy, tried to photograph the proceedings, and was guided inside by a British Foreign Office staffer amid the hosts’ setup.
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Frink
Lancaster House
Christian Pineau
Osten Unden
Sweden
Ain” Pronk
Blairs
Frank
British Foreign Office
American tourist mistaken for guide at refreshment room
A man accosts a young traveler claiming misidentification as a guide. The tourist responds politely and guides him toward a refreshment room, while noting the error and that he is American. The scene ends with the narrator’s exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Frank
Temperance Unit Seeks Answer On Teen Road-E-O
An open letter sponsored by the Methodist Board and allied groups asks why the National Teen-Age Road-E-O began in Washington this month. It frames alcohol and teen drinking as incompatible and notes sponsors like Liberty Mutual, Chrysler, and associated groups backing the event.
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Methodist Board of Tem
Perfince
U. 5
Junior Chamber of Commore
Liberty’ Mutinel Trsurance Co
Chrysler Corp
Amier
Te. Tt
Mont
Washington
Israeli Troops Dispatch on Desert Movement Amid Casualties
Reported today that Israeli forces moved across the Negev toward Eilat as a strike near noon left three Tsidell soldiers and another person dead. Eilat sits at the Gulf of Aqaba near the Egypt Jordan border.
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Youu Salem
Seator
Israel
Negib
Ella
Tsidell
Eilat
Gulf of Ayabh
Egypt
Jordan
Wealthy Soviet Youth Orgies Reported by Pravda
A Pravda style expose accuses sons of two Soviet ministers and other officials of drunken escapades with daughters of high ranking officers in urban apartments while parents vacationed. a burglary is alleged to fund the party while youth are identified as Kabanov sons and other names. a second item notes W W Sebald resigning as president of Armco Steel.
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Marcow
Ier
Romadmob Pravda
Bacelanala
Air Force
Ix Urionk City
Komsomol Price
Eugene
Mikhail Kabanov
Kabanov
Serge Petakhov
Middletown
Ohio
W.W. Sebald
U.S
Staight
Armiod’ Steel Corp
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