Post-Nuptial Party For Mr and Mrs Lyle Ladd
The Methodist Church in Elgin hosted a post-nuptial shower Saturday evening for Mr and Mrs Lyle Ladd of R D 3 Elgin. About 70 guests enjoyed visiting and refreshments of sandwiches jelly cake and coffee. The couple formerly Charlotte Kent and Charles Ladd were married July 2 at 6 p m by Rev Stovertson in Tidioute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Ladd
Elgin
R. D
Corry
Elain
Spring Creek
Spartansburg
Une Jon City
Wattsburg
North East
Ladd
Charlotte Kent
Ross Kent
Wattsbure
Charles Ladd
Stovertson
Tidioute
Geneva Berchard
Glenn Smith
Fern Walton Bride-Elect Feted At Shower
Fern Walton bride elect to marry Lowell Jude on the lists of August was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Miss Beatrice Bensink. Seventeen guests attended at the Bensink home on R D 2 with games and visiting, prizes awarded to Mrs Milo Martin Mrs Lawrence Miller Mrs Robert Garfield and Mrs James Haslett, and a decorated shower cake with refreshments of salad cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Walon
Lowell Jude
Beatrice Bensink
Bensink
R. D
Milo Martin
Lawrence Miller
Robert Garfield
James Haslett
Columbus Reunion At Mead Park Draws 100 Guests
About 100 former Columbus residents gathered yesterday at Mead Park for a reunion. Host couple Mr and Mrs E Bush led the event with support from Mrs Ira Wickwire Mrs Arthur Miller and Mrs Aubrey Briggs. A 1 o'clock tureen dinner was served and letters were read from absentees. The group planned an annual reunion at the same site on the third Wednesday in August 1958 with attendees from Bristol Conn Atlanta Gustine Tex Quaker Bridge Rochester Celoron Youngsville Erie Meadville Jenkintown Shippenville Bear Lake Wattsburg Watten Corry Columbus Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mead Park
Millicent Andrew
Bristol
Conn
E &, Bush
Ira Wickwire
Arthur Miller
Aubrey Briggs
Atlanta
Gustine
Tex
Quaker Bridge
Rochester
Celoron
N. v
Youngsville
Erie
Meadville
Jenkentown
Shippenville
Bear Lake
Wattsburg
Watten
Corry
Farewell Party Honors Miss Helen Jones at 125 East Congress
A farewell gathering hosted by Mrs. Annie Andrus at 125 East Congress Street honored Miss Helen Jones as she prepares to move to Briessdon. Eighteen friends attended for games and visiting. Door prize awarded to Mrs. George Audans Jr. Gladiator decorations graced the home and a dessert luncheon was served. Guests included Miss Mary Bareley of Cleveland and Lucille Cartceo of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jones
Annie Andrus
East
Congress Street
Briessdon
George Audans Jr
Mary Bareley
Cleveland
Luycille Cartceo
Atlanta
Bridge Club To Resume Weekly Meetings Soon
The Corry Bridge Association held a monthly session at the Veterans of Foreign Wars home with half tables in play. North-South averaged 70 while Warren teams led with 83. East-West averaged 60 with Warren duo at 80 percent top. Beginning the first week of September the association will resume weekly meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Point Bridge
Eve- Anne
Veterans of Foreign Post
Corry
Mrs Dominic Marty Honored At Farewell Party
Mrs Dominic Marty of 108 Brook Street who will soon move to Ft Lauderdale Florida was honored at a farewell party Tuesday evening at Deer Head Ton. Sixteen friends attended the event and shared a dinner after which Mrs Marty received a gift from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominic Marty
Brookstreet
Ft. Lauderdale
Deer Head Ton
Marty
Farewell Party for Mrs. Louderback Held at Summerstreet
Mrs. Alton Armitage hosted with Mrs. Newell Beckwith to bid farewell to Mrs. Page Louderback. The Louderbacks plan to move to Wooster Ohio. Guests included Mrs. Ellis Hamilton Miss Lulu Spencer and others. Prizes were won by Mrs. Frosten Person and Mrs. Louderback. A mailbox crest was presented for her new home in Wooster. Refreshments followed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Louderback
Alton Armitage
Summerstreet
Newell Beckwith
Louderbacks
Wooster
Ohio
Frosten Person
Louderback
Edward Gluyna
Ellis Hamilton
Lulu Spencer
Sherman Spaulding
Keith Orn
Elsie Louderback
Margot Louderback
Elsie Beckwith
Citizens Bank Employees Enjoy Outdoor Party at Baldwin Home
The Citizens National Bank staff and families were hosted by M O Baldwin on Stewart Road in a social gathering featuring swimming badminton and other games. A baby boy was born early this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schur of R D 1 Clymer, with a dinner of fried chicken sweet corn and pie served at Memorial Hospital following the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank
Citizens National Bank
M O. Baldwin
Stewart Road
B.D. Ke
Buominton
Raymond Schurdinner
R. D
Clymer
Ry Memorial Hospital
Mrs Earl Coons Hosts Stork Shower at Home
Mrs Earl Coons of 41 Burton Avenue entertained yesterday afternoon at a stork shower honoring Mrs Alfred Mites. Guests included Mrs Elwin Johnson Mrs Arthur O Day Mrs Howard Loveland Mrs Walker Mrs Larry Lobdell Mrs Ethel Faunce and Miss Dorothy Armstrong. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed visiting during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Coons
Burton Avenue
Alfred Mites
Elwin Johnson
Arthur O'Day
Howard Loveland
Walker
Larry Lobdell
Ethel Faunce
Dorothy Armstrong
Leaves Fortune To Methodists In Mrs Bowlby Will
Greene County records show the late Eva K Bowlby wife of Universal Cyclops Steel founder left gifts to Methodist Church foreign missions 8000 dollars and 5000 to Waynesburg First Methodist Church plus 5000 to the Women's Christian Temperance Union The bulk goes to the Church Union of the Pittsburgh Methodist Conference The estate’s exact size wasn’t disclosed Also noted is Dick Randall Montanas first dude rancher and hunter at age 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WaArnsepuny
Eva K. Bowlby
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
Greene County
Church Union of the
Pittsburgh Methodist Conference
Senate Group Postpones Aid Showdown
The Senate postponed a showdown in the Appropriations Committee on foreign aid funds as Lyndon Johnson signaled support for restoring at least part of the $809.65 million slashed by the House while Knowland and Eisenhower discussed the measure at a breakfast. Ellender warned the panel may not exceed three billion dollars in new aid, despite Johnson’s push for a higher total. The committee shifted focus to the atomic energy bill as unspent funds from prior years arrived for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.aanulumn Ueannes
Eisenhower
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowsland
Knowland
Appropriations
Hayden
D-Ariz
Johnson
Sen
Ellender
D-La
Tam
Tarantula Found With Bananas In Michigan Grocery
In Eau Claire Michigan Charles Marquis discovered a tarantula among a bunch of bananas shipped from Central America to his father’s grocery. The spider was placed in a glass enclosure and fed hamburger before dying on Tuesday.
The Civil Rights Bill Talks Between Rayburn and Marlin
In Washington the House leaders Rayburn and Marlin, both septuagenarians, clash over a compromise on the civil rights bill. The plan would remove jury trials for criminal contempt except in voting rights cases, prompting cool reaction from Democrats while the bill remains stalled in the Rules Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Democrats
Joseph Marin
Massachusetts
Dan- Brees
Rayburn
Marlin
Senate
Sette
Martin
Newsmen
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
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Donald Nantes
John Mooney
J. Donald Watson
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania State Elks Association
Mary Ann Matus
Flint
Mich
Matus
Zaca
Fern Walton
Slu LaLa
Rae
Livingston
Mont
Dick Randall
Montang
Rabbers Association
Towa
Marlow
Locks Martin
S&h
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Borg
Weller
Libbys Food Products and
Nichols Grocery
Rosedale
Minute Maid
Nichols R & W Grocery
East Bt
E. South St
W. Church St
N. Center St
Spring St
Grove St
Sciota St
Mott
North Center Street
Concord St
Summer St
E. Bond St
N. First Ave
Marion St
W. Park Place
Eagle Bt
W. Pleasant St
Snyder Circle Soe
South
Franklin St
Dia
Paul Taylor
Patricia Fargo
Robert Tunnell
A.P.C
Russell Stover
Hallmark Cards
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