Union City nuptials unite Deanna Wiggers and Frederick Bartholme
First Methodist Church Union City hosts the 2:30 p m ceremony for Deanna Y Wiggers and Frederick Neylon Bartholme with Rev Eckert officiating An altar of candeladga palms decorates the setting The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs A Wiggers of Third Avenue, wears a bi quel taft gown with Venice lace The groom is son of Mr and Mrs F P Bartholme of South street Union City A garden reception follows at the Wiggers residence and the couple will reside at 1421 Elk Street Franklin Pa They honeymoon in New England states afterwards
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Pieagen Amie
First Methodist Church
Union City
Deanna Y. Wiggers
Frederick Neylon Bartholme
Eckert
Eugeny Wigrers
Daugher
A Wo Wigeess
Third Avenue
Bartholme
Bartholmie
South Snivet
Venice
Barbara Courtright
Mitton of Honor
Lora Lou Thorne
Jim Batholme
Sayjdrn Wilkins
Fr It Burtholme
Willan Crandall
James Casilla
Paul Harrison
Wiggers
Margaret Carr
Dance Weidner
Nancy Straw
Narvy TeWinkle
Frieda Ackerman
Judy Wiggers
New
Bridal Shower Honoring Miss Helen Bush Held At McCray Home
Mrs George Mumbaugh Mrs Harold Messenger Miss Patricia Ohi and Mrs Donald McCray hosted a bridal shower for Miss Helen Bush bride elect Eugene Matson at the McCray home on Grove Street. Gladioli decorated the room with yellow and white centerpiece by Mrs Messenger. Refreshments of salad tea and coffee buffet style. Door prizes awarded to Mrs Rodger Moyer and Mrs Wayne Vanney. The 26 guest group presented gifts and plans for a tall wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mumbaugh
Harold Messenger
Patricia Ohi
Donald McCray
Helen Bush
Eugene Matson
McCray
Grove Street
Messenger
Rodger Moyer
Wayne Vanney
Ile Group
Miss Bush
Maton
Barbara Locey To Wed Richard Perrin
Barbara Locey and Richard E Perrin announced plans for marriage. The bride resides near Miss Baro and Leroy with Perrin’s parents listed as Mr and Mrs Reeder Bl Peery. Details about their backgrounds and school affiliations are noted in the fragment.
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Barbara Locey
Richard Perrin
Leroy
Richard E Perrin
Julie Lovey
Rod
Perrin
Reeder
Peery
Corry Aven High School
Peerin
Yummyville Hleh Sehwein
Iy Ehhul
Hurtin
Wedi
United Brethren
Engagement of Donna Lo to Robert Leu of Hubers
Former Corryites announce the engagement of Donna Lo of Third Street California Pa formerly Corry to Robert Leu of Hebers and Louin Hubers of Spartansburg Miss Algie is a California Community High School graduate attending Eastern Nazarene College Wollaston Mass Hebers is Spartansburg High School graduate and pursues biological sereneny at Eastern Nazarene College A June wedding is planned by the couple.
Luncheon Honors Mrs George Mock at Wayne Street Home
Mrs George Mock of Pensacola Florida, currently visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Nagel of Wayne Street, was honored at a luncheon yesterday hosted by Mrs Frank Stuhls of Wayne Street. Ten ladies attended with a salad, dessert and wine to conclude the afternoon. The event followed by a note on a bachelor’s status and a Grove City College business administration degree.
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Paull G. Dwyer
Erie
Maguire Field
N.d
Berlin
Grininy
United States Air Force
Paul Dwyer
Snyder Circle
Judith Luyer
East Columbus Avenue i
Daniel Boerel
Donald
David
Twesdhy
Binghamton, NY
Douglas Ravelley
East Main Sireet
Robert Dullot
Topeka
Kuns
Cotunueto
Ate
Chilbert Reed
Eugene Momakin
East Churgh Street
Mul Hall
W. A. Kessniper
George Mock
Pensacolt. Fla
George Nagel
Wayne Strrel
Frank Sthugls
Wayne Street
WkslLinge
Corryites Attend Oil Region Choral Concert in Titusville
The Oil Region Choral Choir performed Tuesday evening at Titusville High School. Conducted by Henry Agyon of the Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, with Robert Plimpton as accompanist, the 100 voice group sang selections including Battle Hymn of the Republic and The Messiah Hallelujah Chorus. The program featured Town USA as its theme song and was part of Titusville’s Centennial entertainment lineup.
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Corryites
Oil Region
Uink
Titusville High School
Henry Agyon
Connselor
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Robert Plimpton
Amone
Russell Chirk
West Chugh Street
Hymnotic Republic
Selec
Amesen the
USA
Titusville
Corry Residents Attend Titusville Fete
Corry residents attended a reception in Titusville honoring Dr. and Mrs. John Sloane Dickey and their son John at the Stevenson home on West Malt Street. Dr. Dickey is president of Dartmouth College. alumni from the area were welcomed with a supper served from 5 to 6 pm. A baby was born to Mr. and Mrs Edward J Royek of West Centennial Street. The event followed at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Gure Muons Aattthell
Robert
Wyltlam
Kathe
West Park Place
Amome
John Sloane Dickey
John
William D. Stevenson
West Malt
Titusville
Dickey
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N. H
Robert Tunnell Jr
Tunnell
Edward J Royek
West
Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Country Club Weekend Events Slated for Corry Club
Country Club officials announced a Saturday program beginning at 12 30 PM at the Corry Country Club with a putri muttel role mutch to be played. A shlorgas bird will be served 6 to 9 PM followed by a dance with music by the Neil Charles Combo. Dancing runs 9 PM to 1 AM and all members and guests are invited.
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Corry
Neil Charles
Xi Beta Phi Sorority Holds Family Picnic at Mead Park
Members of the Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority gathered at Mead Park for a family picnic. Mrs Alfred Morrison Jr led arrangements. visiting served as entertainment. The five regular meeting of the year will be at Mrs A A Carbon e Snyder Circle on September 1.
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Xi Beta Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mead Park
Alfred Morrison Jr
Snyder Circle
A. A. Carbone
Victim Of Radium Dies In Chicago Area
Beatrice Workman, 54, of Park Ridge, dies after autopsy confirms radium poisoning. Husband Thomas, 57, says radium exposure began 30 years earlier while painting watch dials for Radium Dial Co in Ottawa. Carrier workers from the Society of the Live Dead faced similar fate. Carly Donohue had died previously.
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Chicago
API
Society of the Live Dead
Beatrice Workman
Park Ridge
Thomas
Ottawa
Uwirks
Thor
O'tawa
Fardan
Carlywine Donohue
Rulfimn Walt
Garroway Visits Titusville as Today Crew Details
NBC Today host Garroway and staff arrive in Titusville after landing from Newark to film at Drake Well Memorial Park. They tour the area, rehearse scenes, and plan script changes with host colleagues. A later report notes a polio shot incident involving a boy in Altoona.
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Fptesville
Dave Ciprway
NBC
Tytusville
Dal Yestentay
Drake Well Memorial Park
Beptne Velitls
Ibs
Sodtitie
Garroway
Erie
Newark
Vom
New York
Dork Lescol
Charles Vai Dor
Garraway
Ene
Titusville
Helens
Drake Hole
Fied
Hix Hotel
LeBoeuf Paving Job Awaiting Municipal Approval
The LeBoeuf Paving Company of Waterford has completed pre paving work and awaits approval to begin final surfacing on the UC City project. The State Midway government must grant the necessary clearance before the contractor can start full operations.
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Pavinie
Uni Ciy
Tde Borouch
Lem Pacwl
LeBoeuf Paving Company
Waterford
Siti
California judges clash over courtroom robe rule
In Los Angeles the dispute centers on a proposed rule requiring judges to wear robes in court. Some judges argue the mandate conflicts with constitutional rights and personal attire freedoms, while supporters say robes preserve courtroom decorum and impartiality. The debate highlights tensions between tradition and modern judge autonomy.
Fragmented OCR News Snippet on Industry and Goods
Disjointed text discusses industry needs and consumer goods, mentioning Costner and Avon products. Includes scattered references to research, manufacturing terms, and a heavy DIY emule compound called Villeatex for homes.
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York
perducHon
Ingene
Peneertinh
Choetise
Apu Mareohik
Jiruy
Wallikety
Tony Betane Veel
Ihe
Ste
Ify Rhenrid Rs. Ewtsiorts
Lie
Hilteties
Lychustes
Sonia Cris
Aronia
Materi
Sud
Villeatex
Fragmentary OCR Note on Audits and Repairs
A garbled OCR note mentions audits and repairs with unclear names and dates. The text references a day related to a document and possible consequences for those who fail to follow procedures, but specifics are unreadable. No identifiable persons, organizations, or places can be confirmed from the fragment.
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Los Angeles
Ian
Jory Witte
Taniey
Lubertiar Court
Duder
Letty Dawson
Bellaves
Arhiteran
Adon
Swain
Industrial shift from planes to home siding binder
A fragmented report describes Philip Carey Manufacturing converting a plastic resin used in bomber plane nose sections into a binder for a new type of sidewall shingle for houses. Republic Steel cites industrial quality galvano woven wire initially made for fac? and farming uses. Curtiss Wilt 45 testing with a Hess vehicle lifts inserts via cushion. Allies discuss offshore pinspeetitiz, forest pa vullino, waniue and farming. The Ryans consider trials for construction use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Red China in Red to Pay the Conduit War Threats Rise
Reading a newly released Communist Central Committee report, China acknowledges worse economic results than claimed and signals drastic cuts in targets for the year. The notice suggests Mao’s regime may consider further hard line actions, with propaganda portraying the United States as imperialist and near-term conflict in Asia including Formosa.
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China
Asia
Communist Central Committee
Pepine
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