Showered with gifts at bridal reception in town
The article covers a bridal shower held at Vertia's Restaurant Saturday September ath for a bride to be. Hostesses Mrs Lester Hepler Mrs Sam Schroter Mrs Henry Hicks and others presided with 18 relatives and neighbors attending. Prizes awarded to Mrs Lester Hepler Jr and Mrs Mat Matthen, door prize won by Mrs Sim Schroter. Guests enjoyed kinch rolls cake and coffee as lighted candy arrangements and summer flowers decorated the table. Visitors included Alison Gloconds of Philadelphia and others from Union City and Lakewood. Several locals and out of town guests are mentioned along with social updates and travel plans.
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Sen Amuncy
Kunst
Vertia’s
Lester Hepler
Sam Schroter
Henry Hicks
Livern Kolstee
Jeanette Wesoloski
Lester Hepler Jr
Union ‘City
Lakewood
Cutting Circle Picnic at Mead Park Meets Monthly
One friendly Circle at Cutting held its monthly meeting at Mead Park on Wednesdays afternoon. Nine members and 18 children attended. Mrs Gordon Shamper presided with MES George Imtoff in charge. A letter from a Kentucky children's home was read. Devotions led by Mrs Sham Poe and Mrs Marion Way. Next meeting September 26 at Mrs Wallies home with Mrs David Fassett in charge of devotions and Mrs Sham Poe leading games. The gathering closed with the 28th Psalm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting
Mead Park
Gordon Shamper
George Imtoff
Arthur Wallace
Maddy
Kenstucky
Aiscurdon
Ron
Shampoe
Marion Way
Wallies
David Fassett
Baby Shower Honors Mrs Russell White
A baby shower in honor of Mrs Russell White was held at her West Bond Street home. Hosts Mrs Hafner White and Mrs Hagel Brockman led about 60 guests who enjoyed games with prizes for several guests and yellow and white decorations.
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Russell White
Eva Nifig
West Bond
Spring Creek Grange Meets With Program and Guests
Spring Creek Grange No. 288 held a regular meeting at West Spring Town Hall with 21 members and three guests. After business, Mrs Thomas Felton led a home economics panel on reading appreciation with Mrs Bernard Porter, Mrs Howard Johnson, and Raymond Briggs, followed by a musical skit "Because He Joined The Grange" featuring Mrs Kat terlin, Mrs Felton, and William Donaldson. State deputy Svan Wilcox gave remarks. Next meeting is September 13. Sandwiches pie and coffee were served by the lunch committee.
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Spring Creek Grange
Spring Creek Grange No
West Spring Crack
Thomas Felton
Wiliam Donaldson
Svan Wilcox
Grange
Willian Staybill
Bernard Porter
VEW Auxiliary Meeting Plans Visit to Eaton Rapids
Mrs. Alfred Cone presided at a routine VFW Ladies Auxiliary session in the Garden Room. The group chose to join members from other auxiliaries for a September visit to the VFW National Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan. A farewell gift was given to Mrs. E V Lethman who is relocating to Florida. Mrs Alma Slagle won the special award. Refreshments followed. the group adjourned to wrest again.
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Alfred Cone
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Post Home
Cone
Hazel Shuss
Otter
Eaton Rapids
Mich
VFW
E. V. Lethman
Florida
Alma Slagle
Hilltop Club Hosts Picnic Afternoon Meeting
Mrs William Groybill hosted the Hilltop Club meeting at her home with members bringing their own basket picnics and enjoying a pleasant afternoon. Mrs Richard Hall and Mrs Sidney Smith, both new mothers, were given personal gifts. Mrs Bror Larson of R D 1 will entertain the club next on September 5.
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William Groybill
Hilltop Club
Hillop Club
William’ Groybil
R. D
Richard Hall
Sideny Smith
Bror Larson
Ladies Day at Corry Country Club Honors Winners
The bi monthly Ladies Day at Corry Country Club drew 28 women. A 1 pm luncheon preceded bridge and golf. Bracelet prize went to Mrs Frank Graft for bridge, golf winner Mrs L P Baker, bridge high Mrs H Langdon Rowe, bridge low Mrs C H Hoben. Next event set for September 6.
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Corry Country Club
Corry Country ‘Club
Frank Graft
L. P. Baker
H. Langdon Rowe
Aid
C.H. Hobden
Chautauqua Druggist Brooks Dies After Illness
Brooks Drug Store owner and operator in Chautauqua for 28 years died at Westfield Memorial Hospital following a long illness. Born February 4 1885 in Findlay Ohio he was a 1907 graduate of the University of Buffalo School of Pharmacy. He had lived in Chautauqua 23 years and was married February 22 1911 to Loretta Weyend. Survived by wife son Parl Brooks Jr of Orchard Park daughter Mrs G J Gorman of Cleveland Ohio three grandchildren sister Mrs H R Wynn Findlay and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at Hemstreet Funeral Home Mayville at 2 p m tomorrow.
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Gloconds
Alison
Philadelphia
Dan Tagmart
Jt Orler
George Debury
Cleveland
Hugh
Frank Deby
Annt Judit
Chayitauquh Institute
Frank
Still Rock
Ark
Averse City
Corry
Jessie Careynd
Homer
Johan
Marion
Ohio
Helen
Johieon
Essex Street
Norton Warner
Stoney Fork
H.C. ‘Warner
Ry D
Eugene Viethman
West Pleisant Street
Fort Myers
Fla
John Goda
Mary Catherine
Tommy
Enis
and Mix
Edward Wolcott
Schentetady
Elspseed
Var x
Brooks
Chautauqui
Brooks Drug Store
Westfield Memorial Hospital
Findlay
John F
Ella Schoonover Brooks
University of Buffalo School of Pharmacy
Chautauqta
Loretta Weyend
Parl Brooks Jr
Orchard Park
G. J. Gorman
Television Schedule and Auto Dealership Ad, Buffalo Era
A cluttered TV lineup for WBEN TV Buffalo lists channels and programs from 5:30 pm through late night including The Gene Autry Show News and sports segments, plus film and soap opera slots. An adjacent Waterhouse Pontiac Buick ad promotes sales and service at 37 West South Street.
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Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Gene Autry
Monte Cristo
Flicka
Hollywood Sumner Theatre
Miss Brooks
Philhoulk
Museum of Science
Kangerno
Mighty Mowe Playhouse
Kit Caryn
Talaw
White Sox
Yunkom
Baratoga Hanrllenp
Jackie Glensom
Monay
Satariay F W. W
Waterhouse
Pontiac - Buick Sales & Service
West South Streat
Eisenhower Plays Golf Before RNC Nomination
President Eisenhower, tired but cheerful, relaxed at Swank Club in Pebble Beach, California, before returning to Monterey for Tuat night. Earlier he accepted the nomination for a second term at the Republican National Convention as a crowd of about 5,000 welcomed him and Mrs. Eisenhower from their private car. In Uniontown Pennsylvania, Anthony Cavalcante, who failed to win the Democratic nomination for state senate, vows to run as an independent, while Fayette County's Democratic committee tabbed Thom Kulmian as nominee in a special election.
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Fehble Beach
Calif
Eigephower
Paradise
Ative
Monterey
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Uniontown
Atty
Anthony Cavalcante
Fayette County
Democratic Executive Committee
Atty. Thom- 88 Kulmian
School Heads Face Criminal Charges in Normalville Case
Fayette County grand jury will hear criminal charges against Normalville School District officials over the drawing of two two year old pupils. Victims Terryll Basinger and William Meyers were found by Meyers' father in an open septic tank on the Normalville School Grounds. Meyers filed the charges alleging negligence by school officials.
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Tsu
Springfield Township
Normalville Grice
Fayette County
Terryll Basinger
William Meyers
Meyers
Normalville
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