Meade area social notes and birthday party honors
Social column highlights a Harrisburg district meeting hosted by Mrs Worman with officials from District One of the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women. Attendees include Mrs Turbull, Mrs Taft, and others as the state map for districts is presented. Also covered are travels of local residents, a Meade Park Lloyd Bennett reunion, and the obituary of Hall McAlister Griffith, noting his church affiliations and edits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worman
Larnell
East South Street
Pennsylvania Federaton of
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Harrishuyser Hotel
Harrisbore
District One
Turbull
Josephine ‘Taft
Stife
Erink Myers
Titusville
Tim Mellander
Kathleen Keenan
Kane
Mary French
Out City
Diecetae
Tme & Smap
Pennsylvania
Normin Tarbell
State Board
Morrisbiins
Fralick Family Reunion Held at Mystic Park
The 61st Fralick reunion brought 100 relatives from Stafford Kan Ripley Sherman Conneaut Ohio Grand Valley Iunsburg Corry to Mystic Park for a dinner and business meeting. Officers elected Guy Franck president Elwin Chelton vice president Mrs William Reynolds secretary treasurer. The 1958 reunion set for Glenwood Park Erie with hosts Chester Grover. Family record notes three marriages 13 births four deaths. Bert Fralick oldest attendee Debra Sue Fralick youngest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Linequist
Grand Valley
Mystic Park
Stafford
Kan
Ripley
Sherman
Conneaut
Ohio
Iunsburg
Corry
F Ollows
Guy Franck
Elwin Chelton
William Reynolds
Glenwood Park
Erie
Chester Grover
Maile Fralick
Guy Fralick
Bert Fralick
Debra Sue Fralick
Bennetts Honored at New Home Housewarming
The Bennetts of a women s apparel shop were surprised by their employer and his wife with a housewarming at their Shady avenue residence on Sunday. Guests presented the couple with table lamps and enjoyed a lavish tureen dinner during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennetts
New Home
Bennett
Ladies Apparel Store
B. G. Bennett
Shady Avenue
IOOF Grand Encampment Meets At Grove City
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its annual religious service at the Wayside Inn in Grove City with Rev. Roger L. Mauchline as speaker. After the service attendees enjoyed an ox toast and toured the inn, guided later by past grand Scott Allison who oversees the local home and cemetery care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omni
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Grove City
Roger L. Mauchline
Lutheran Church of Freedom, PI
Odd Fellows
Pst
Scott Allison
Wisson City
Columbus Grangers Enjoy Outdoor Meeting
Columbus Grange No. 875 held an outdoor Sunday service at Max Bennink’s home with Rev Bradley Lines leading worship and singing. The gathering featured barbecued frankfurters ham and snacks after the program. Committee in charge included Mrs. Suchar Sr Bindley Ayling and Sandburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange No. 875
Max Bennink
Grange
Bradley Lines
Paul Suchar Sr
DeForest Bindley
Arthur Ayling
Albert Sandburg
Birthday Wiener Roast Honors 11th Birthday for Carol Casler
A surprise party held Saturday at Mead Park feted 11 year old Carol Ann Casler. Twenty friends and relatives attended a wiener roast with a decorated cake and supper. Gifts reflected lighthearted humor from the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Ann Casler
Mead Park
Miss Casler
Clifford Casler
Co‘Junius
Birth Announcements From Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Shelly of R D 3. A son was born early today to Mr and Mrs Richard Vanderhoof of R D 3 Spartansburg. A daughter was born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Manley Robbins Jr of 640 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Vanderhoof
R. D
Spartansburg
Manley Robbins Jr
East Main Street
Williams Culver Reunion At Mead Park Plans Next Meet
The Williams Culver reunion gathered 56 relatives at Mead Park on Sunday for a picnic, business session, visiting, games, and park facilities. Attendees came from Corry Erie Columbus Jamestown Mayville Spartansburg Detroit. The next reunion is set for the third Sunday in August 1958 at Mead Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams-Culver
Mead Park
Corry -Erie
Columbus
Detroit
Jamestown
Mayville
Spartansburg
Birthday Picnic for Mrs T J Fullom with 37 guests
Mrs T J Fullom celebrated her birthday Sunday with a family picnic at her son and daughter in law Crd Fullom home on R D 3. A table on the lawn held an orchid and white gladioli centerpiece and a decorated cake for 37 guests. Gifts were exchanged and visiting continued in the afternoon. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Howard Swan Temperance Michigan and Tommie Joe and Arnold Swan Erie Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack A. Scott
Kevin
Phil
Mervyn M. Nast
William Scott
Scott
Temple University Medical School
Howard Swan
Mich
IT. Fullom
Michael Davis
Henry Davis Jr
West Frederick Street
Philip
Michael
Joseph Jerrusso
Jamestown
Steve Swantek
T. J. Fullom
Crd Fullom
R. D
Away
Temperance, Mich
Tommie Joe and
Arnold Swan
Erie, Mich
Christians Urged to Unite Against Color Lines
Dr. Edgar M. Culson, president of Gustavus Adolphus College, urged Lutherans at the federation assembly to oppose racial discrimination. He warned there can be no color lines where the church works in missions, mercy, or learning and opposed racial superiority as unfounded in faith and fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar M. Culson
Lutheran World Federation
Third Assembly
Gustavus ‘Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
Senate votes on public works bill with large appropriations
The Senate approved a $1.824 billion supplemental
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Mystery Man Hit by Car Near Latrobe
Latrobe police seek identity of a man struck and killed by a car on Route 61. The driver Peter Dragio Jr. of Derry said he could not see a man in dark clothing due to a slight drizzle. Victim described as a transient staying in Latrobe for a month. no identifying papers found.
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Latrobe
Westmoreland County
Peter Dragio Jr
Derry
Accused Spy Hides In Prague Denies Charges
The Sterns, accused in U S testimony of espionage, hide in Prague as Boris Morros alleges. Alice Stern, once a New York broker, travels with 12 year old Robert while Stern rejects claims, saying they are only tourists. They arrived July 1 and face possible extradition from Mexico. the Prague press has not reported their presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Arti Steen
Un-American Activities Committee
U. S. House of Representatives
Prague
Zechostoyakia Phere
Thieres
T. & Embassy St
West Jorners
Mini
Alice Stern
Stern
Jasp William & Dovld
U. S
Germany
Sterns
Prighe
Alton
Stemn
Caechooslovik
Utroid
Glass Strike Looms As Talks Recess Involve Glass Makers
A potential strike looms as 2,000 skilled mouldmakers threaten action against 31 major glass container firms after contract talks collapsed. The talks, halted after a second recess, could press August 1 contract expirations, with unions seeking 5 percent raises plus 4 percent over two years while offering 30 percent first year and 2 percent second year increases. The strike would affect about 50,000 workers across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secisburg
American Flint Glass Workers
Glass Gontamner Manufacturers Institute
A. J. Martin
Institute
Wiliam Rose
Atlantic
Rose
Martin
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Snown
Norman Tarbell
BPW
Frahtees
Kelly
Tarbell
Lido Beach
Long Island
New York
Connecticut
Delaware
Maine
Mayland
Massachusvits
Hampshire
New Dervald
Rhode Island
Vermont
Lloyd-Bennett
John Lloyd
Dan Bennett
Don Bowen
Harold Lloyd
Jim, Bennett
Waterford
Mill Village
Girard
Cleveland
Galdwell
N. J
Hall McAlister Griffith
Griffith
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
Protestant Episcopal Church
IOOF
Columbus Grangers
F.C. Chapin & Son
Slocum
Christians Bren Colcetine
Accordion School of Music
Osiecki Bros. Beast
SvReay
Estium Iusur
Eisenhower
Voice Voli
House
Mulitary Pune Works
Harwait
Publi Health Service
Small Business Administration
Ue Tormessee “Vilite
A.P.C
Russell Stover
Hallmark Cards
Connellville
Howard Fergunson
Connellsville
Peentry
Fergunson
G.L.F
G.L.E
Evergin
Firestone Portable
Adios
Barney's
South Center Street
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