Mildred Miles and Robert Mead Married in Methodist Church
Mildred Miles and Robert Mead tied in a 11 o'clock double ring ceremony at the First Methodist Church with Rev. George Myers officiating. The couple will reside in Bear Lake after a wedding trip to the Adirondacks.
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Mildred A. Miles
Robert K. Mead
Marion Street
Bear Lake
Miles
Burdena C. Eaton
California
First Methodist Church
George Myers
J. R. Schneider
Laurence Porter
Henry Dyer
Perry Mead
Columbus
William Miles
West
Washington Street
Nancy Lee Miles
Leanore Chase
Meadville
Corry
Adirondack Mountains
Local Women Attend Luncheon In Waterford
Fort LeBoeuf Chapter of the Daughters of the American Colonists honored state regent Mrs. Helen D Howard of Waynesburg at a Washington Memorial Museum luncheon in Waterford. Twenty six members and guests attended as she chose Freedom as her motto and traced liberty from Magna Carta to today urging that these principles be taught in education. Corry attendees included Royal Messenger J Patterson Marie Johnson and Jenise Williams.
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Fort LeBoeuf
Daughters of the American Colonists
Helen D. Howard
Waynes
Washington Memorial Museum
Waterford
Howard
England
Corry
Royal Messenger
J. B. Patterson
Marie Johnnson
Jenise , Williams
Births Report at Local Hospitals
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Paul Chaffee of Wattaburr. A son was born this morning at Stem Memorial Hospital in Union City. Grandparents include Mr George Hordusky and Mrs Hordusky of Union City and Mrs James V Crowell of Northwest Street.
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J. C. Lannan
New York City
Harry Slomski
Karen Ann
Erie
Slomski
Floryan Gibas
R.D
Jack Stright
Larimer
William Stight
East Mainstret
Donald G. Nantes
J. Donald Watson
Ramsey Rogers
Elks
Harrisburg
Boon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul Chaffee
Wattaburr
Stem Memorial Hospital
Union City
George Hordusky
Hordusky
Virginia Crowell
James V. Crowell
Northwest Street
Nathan Angeline Brown Families Hold Reunion
Nathan and Angeline Brown families held a reunion at Mead Park on Sunday hosted by Mrs Eathel Bloss and her family. About 65 attended after a bountiful dinner. Harold Brows presided, officers elected were A R Fenton president Charles Bugbee vice president Mildred Brown secretary and Floste Brown treasurer. Ice cream was served later. Plans for the 1956 reunion were made to occur on the third Sunday in August at the same location.
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Severus Reuaugin
Nathan Aid
Angeline Brown
Mead Park
Eathel Bloss
Isitieks
Treachurer
Kathleen Welch Birthday Party At Grove Street
Miss Kathleen Welch celebrated her seventh birthday with a party from 2 to 4 pm hosted by her mother Mrs Vernon Welch on Grove street. Twelve little girls attended with prizes for Patty Kinney Barbara Alton and Jory Lou Aike. favors included tiny perfumes plastic fashions and hits. Miss Sandra Craker helped serve cake ice cream and orange whip. Kathleen received many gifts from her friends. Miss Wanda Rummel of Miles attended as an out of town guest.
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Kathleen Welch
Vernon Welch
Grove Street
Patty Kinney
Barbara Alton
Jory Lou Aike
Sandra Craker
Kathleen
Wanda Rummel
Miles
Pre-Nuptial Shower Fetes Miss JoAnn Foster and Guests
Miss JoAnn Foster Mrs Everett Elmquist of Wayne hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss JoAzey Woxte who will marry William Shudd on Saturday. Foster received a corsage. a bingo game followed a luncheon of assorted sandwiches bridal cake pineapple salad coffee and towels.
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JoAnn Foster
Everett Elmquist
Wayneshriit
Janine Nichols
JoAzey Woxte
William Shudd
Miss Foster
Tripp Descendants Hold 21st Annual Reunion
The D C Tripp descendants met Sunday at Red Top Pavilion Mead Pak for a reunion with a picnic dinner for relatives and one visitor from Columbus Spartansburg and Gary. Officers were reappointed for 195? year with Marion Tripp as president Guy Darling as vice president Frances Darling as secretary treasurer. A social afternoon followed with prizes won by Lydia Julian Genildine Tripp Wanda Tripp Frank Willcox Lully Tripp and Marion Tepp Wandy Trpp Wend Kuilph Trip. The next reunion is planned for the third Sunday in August at the Wiener Point venue with additional relatives from Paden City W Va Corry and nearby areas expected.
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Prograim Committee
Lydia Jukes
Hnstoriany
Lydia Julion Genildine Tripp
Wanda Tripp
Frank Willcox
Lully Tripp
Marion Tepp
Trip Wandy Trpp Wend Kuilph
Paden Ity
W. Vay
Corry
Industrialist Henry Nias dies at 76 in New York
Henry Nias age 76 a prominent New York industrialist who developed a machine to process pulp and served as chairman of Murphy Corn died yesterday in the city.
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New York
Henry Nias
Piper
Murphy Corn
Women Revolt Over Scrub Boy At Public Baths
A Japan AP report notes women press for reform of public baths where consent and access clash with male attendants. Bath houses in Tokyo era expose gendered tensions as women demand changes and removal of male staff from mixed sections.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Aire
Japan
Air
Tokyo Shimbun
Nonciise
Shingo Muto
Jettur
Texan Refuses Food To Indian Texan Dining Room Incident
In Houston a restaurant supervisor allegedly ordered two Indian visitors to leave the public dining room and be seated in a private area stating the law forbids Negroes from mixing with whites. The witness reported the supervisor said she could have them moved if they refused. Community leaders and the Houston Public Relations Council were informed as the incident drew attention to racial segregation norms at the Horizon House Restaurant.
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Houston
Tex
Taisla
United States
Gaganvihart
Inbal Mehta
Mary Alley
Mrs Alley
Witmiva
Houston Pubyc
Frank Gibick
Waa
Alley
Texes Mw
Ukfeders
Bane
Witte Ube
Horizon House
Forty Thousand Strike At Eighteen Plants Across Midwest
A large CIO strike disrupts 18 International Harvester plants as 40,000 workers walk out seeking a new contract. Wildcat actions spread from Chicago to Rock Island Moline Fort Wayne and other sites with unions pressing for wage gains and shop rules changes while company negotiators reject key demands. Leaders Leonard Woodcock and William Fitzsimmons joined talks as walkouts continue into the week.
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Smicago — Cio
International Hirvester Co
Pliny
Sis Witten
Sis
Struidke
Allspice
Striike
Uulon
Eam Hii
Willan St. Reilly
Harvester
Hanager
Wbar
Sid
Himoyemont
Matiniby
Offer Itetsa
Chicago
Rock Thane
Caistor
Fuk Fallin
The
Hal
Gallaniepollk
Fort Wayne
Tranavilte
Tudlua
Stockton
Emoryvilli
Cylifwis
Memphis
Tent
Soulville
Envoys Hold Brief Session In Geneva Talks
United States and Communist delegates met in Geneva for a 27 minute session on repatriation issues. Ambassadors Johnson and Wang reportedly led the talks but no agreement emerged. A further meeting is slated for Thursday.
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Geneva
United States
Ewi Ich Cates
Alesis Johnson
Amihod
Pragué
Wang Pinutiti
Ted Chinu
Warsaw
Bedford trucker ordered to move rib from private lot
Bedford County Court ordered R G Sheaster of Bedford to appear for sentencing September 16 on a six month charge of violating motor vehicle laws by refusing to move his truck within 280 feet of a portable weighing station. Judge Richard C Snider ruled for interpretation limits on private property parking and weigh stations.
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Pee
Bedford
Bedford County Court
Richard C Snider
Sheaster
R. DB
State Polis
Bleuter
Judie
Aluce
Aluce Ait Officer Eitt Require A Dive To: Liavel
Airmen Attempt Atlantic Record Flight From London
Two pilots John Unckett and Peter M. Pliny set out from London aiming to cross the Atlantic in a Canberra jet. They hoped to reach New York within six hours and return ahead of tailwinds despite headwinds lengthening the journey.
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New York
Atlantic
Hier
London
Nuryort
Mes
John Unckett
Peter M. Pliny
Royal Air Force
Evacuation Plans Amid Pennsylvania Flood Crisis
Harmsburg reports 10 000 to evacuate 19 000 children from food-stricken areas as Pennsylvanian officials coordinate supplies and shelter. Gov. and leaders promise aid, with plans to move families from Stroudsboro to East Stroudsburg and a 65 million relief project for oil spill cleanup and temporary bridge construction. Federal coordination with Washington awaits, as medical and agricultural agencies mobilize field teams.
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Harmsburg
Strickna Porand Mountain
Eaathen
Commonwealth
Toi
Annouus Cement Vam
Lead Np
Kismhower
Thier
Joseph J. Lawler
Stroudsboro
East Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Nie Agriculture Department
Woman Admits Looting Dying Man for $280 in Brookville
Marie Keller confessed taking 280 from the billfold of Marty Long who died before a planned dance. Jefferson County DA William J. Mel Knight said Keller and two others were en route when Long’s body was found. money was found on Keller and she was charged with larceny.
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Miss Keller
Long
McKnieht
Pallee
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