SOCIE. Y McCray-Dahl Wedding In Punxsutawney
Sunday ceremony at First Irish Lutheran Church united Hertha Elaine Dahl and Quentin Park McCray in a double ring rite conducted by Rev. F Hildebrand. The couple, both from local homes, will reside at 505 East Pleasant street after a eastern honeymoon. Attendants included family members and friends. dinner followed at the National Hotel with a bridal cake centerpiece.
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McCray-Dahl
Punxsutawney
Hertha Elaine Dahl
Blot Dahl
East Pleasant Street
Quentin Park McCray
T. Park McCray
North Center Street
F. Hildebrand
St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pynxsutawney
W. H. Hill
Dahl
Pollow
National Hotel
Punxsutayney
McGray
City
Hildebrand
Constance
Connellsville
Harriet
Peatl Harbor
Oregon State College
Pennsylvania State College
Paul Lett
State College
Miss Martha Lindstrom Birthday Honored at Home Party
Fred Lindstrom hosted a mid birthday party for his daughter Martha at the Lindstrom home Saturday afternoon. About 22 children attended with games and awards going to Sandra Akam, Patricia Anderson, LeRoy Lindsey, Alan Dingfelden, Paull Cable, Saral Shulta and LaVerne Lindsey. Refreshments included cake ice cream and lemonade with small candy favors and many gifts for Martha.
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Irs
Fred Lindstrom
D. 1
Maria
Lindstrom
Martha
Sandra Akam
Patricia Anderson
LeRoy Lindsey
Alan Dingfelden
Paull Cable
Saral Shulta
LaVerne Lindsey
Pitt Family Reunion Held At Grand Valley Home
The Frank R. Pitt descendants met at Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lofgren’s Grand Valley home for their annual reunion. Forty one relatives attended a 1 PM picnic dinner and a day of socializing with guests from Hamburg Ripley Younisville Sugar Grove Garland Wrightsville Spring Creek Kane Columbus and Erie. The group invited everyone to meet again on the first Sunday in August at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Bindley in Columbus.
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Frank R. Pitt
Victor Lofgren
Grand Valley
Hamburg
Ripley
Younisville
Sugar Grove
Garland
Wrightsville
Spring Creek
Kane
Columbus
Erie
Forest Bindley
Colunbus
Reunion Sunday at Boyd Capwell Cottage
A reunion yesterday at Boyd Capwell Cottage on Chautauqua Lake drew 58 attendees who enjoyed a ham dinner and afternoon activities including motor boating and quoits. Guests included Merle Capwell, John and Worth Hammond with families, Floyd and Fi ber ty Bush, Grosby Bush, Ernest Burick, Bruno Spliman and daughter Freda June, Melvin Schramling and Colette, Glen Capwell and children, Jeanette Olin and Mary, Lee Peeples with Marsha, A. L. Scholton, Frank Schramling, Gerald Hammond and son David, Maurice Schramling, Harold Hammond and son Harold, Burton Hammond and sons Carl and Button, Charles Hughes and sons, Sterl Artley and Jack Judy and Janice, and Miss Jean Carpenter.
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Boyd Capwell
Chautauqua Lake
Merle Capwell
John Hammond
Worth Hammond
Worth
Marsha
Youngsville
A. L. Scholton
Frank Schramling
Gerald Hammond
David
Sno Maurice Schramling
Colnbus
Harold Hammond
Harold
Mill Village
Burton Hammond
Carl and
Button
Roshester
N. Y
Charles Hughes
Club Social Gatherings at Evangelical Camp Grounds
Saturday event of the Dairymen's League I A and 17-8 districts held at the Evangelical United Brethren Conference camp grounds in Fin chey Like for the annual picnic. About 40 residents attended. Paul Talbos, New York state assemblyman and vice president of the league’s parent organization, spoke on the league’s purposes. A tureen dinner followed with games and contests organized by the young cooperatives.
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Dairymen’s League
Evangelical United Brethren Conference
Finchey
Cheney
Benius Point
Igi
Paul Talbos
League
New York State
I Dairymen's League
Club 13 Honors Mrs Babcock for Birthday and Gifts
Mrs Harry Burton of West Frederick hosted Friday evening for Club 13 with 11 members. The meeting celebrated Mrs James Babcock s birthday as she received a purse of money. Awards went to Mrs Plassie Fass Mrs Claude Stokes Mrs Jed Haenel and Mrs Robert Tripp with Mrs Michael Piccirillo winning the dear prize. A sunshine box was packed for patient P H Stehman at Hamot Hospital in Erie. Apple pie with ice cream and coffee was served. On September 9 Mrs George Rhodes will enter aist and Mrs Buston will be honored.
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James Babcock
Harry Burton
West Frederick
Priday Eveee
Club 13
Ames Babcock
Plassie Fass
Claude Stokes
Jed Haenel
Robert Tripp
Michael Pic Cirillo
P. H Stehman
Haimot Hospital
Exte
George Rhodes
Spring Street
Aist
Buston
Farewell Party At Stutzman Home
A farewell party for Milas Shirley Royer and fellow seniors and students was hosted by Vilgene Stulaman. Guests from Goshen College area towns attended and games, prizes, and refreshments were enjoyed in a pleasant Goshen College related send-off.
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Stutzman
Pridoy
Milas Shirley ‘Royer
Gorshen College
Gosheri
Ind
B. D
Wis
Gales
Waterford
Wattsbire
Union City
Beaverdam
Spartansbure
Curry
Woodriver
Large VFW Picnic Draws Wide Attendance at Sekera Grove
A large crowd attended the VFW picnic at Sekera Grove with nearly 400 men and the event began in the morning. A bacon breakfast was served, followed by a roast beet and potato salad lunch and refreshments. Activities included sands and horseshoes and a small fair. The event was chaired by an organizer with help from Warters McChesney and several assistants.
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Sekera Grove
Warter McChesney
Doe Sarnicki
Ted Sartcks
Norman Shelton, Jr
Lynfard Chase
Shower Honors Mrs Rodney Knowlton and Others
Mrs Rodney Knowlton Mos and Edward Schutte of Erie with Mrs Harry Phillips hosted a shower at the guest home on East Main Street Saturday evening honoring the guest of honor.
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Rodney Knowlton Mos
Edward Schutte
Erie
Harry Phillips
Laster
East Main ‘Street
Shower honors and guests at Mrs Rodney Knowlton event
Mrs Rodney Senawlton hosted a shower with bingo prizes awarded to Mrs Everech Phillips and others. Refreshments included potato chips, cantaloupe, candies and soft drinks. Out of town guests included Mrs Crippen and daughter and Mrs Richard Pil of Youngsville plus Mrs Led Knowlton of Bradford.
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Rodney Senawlton
Everech, Phillips
Mes
William Crippen
Mary’ Cripsoe
Len Knowlton
Rodney. Knowlton
Raila
Crippen
Richard Pil
Youngsville
Led Knowlton
Bradford
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