Anniversary Open House for Harold Carr Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carr were honored at an open house marking their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hansen and Mrs. C. Clark’s family, with guests from Uniontown to Erie and Buffalo to Marion. The event featured gladioli decor, refreshments, and gifts, with additional society notices of local residents’ travels and visits.
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Harold Carr
Hansen
Mary Carter
C. R. Dils
Uniontown
Cartet
Ray Carter
Waterford
Jola Westley
Cuba
N.Y
In He Reynolds
Warren
Val Shreve
Harry Stranahan
Dorr Stranahan
Spartansby
Norbert Nantes
Erie
CIO backs Truman ticket amid party split in era
The CIO plans to back the Democratic presidential ticket in the fall, forming a committee with APL leaders while debate swirls over Wallace third-party bids. Senator Alben Barkley earns strong legislative praise as one of five senators rated right on 18 issues amid a polarized Congress.
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CIO
Truman
Chicago
APL
Alben W Barkley
Kentucky
Arle
Wallace
Barkley
CTO
Usk
McGrath
Rhode Island
Green
Murray
Montana
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Championship Bridge Tournament Held at Corry Country Club
The city championship bridge event occurred yesterday at Corry Country Club with eleven tables in play. Participants from Erie Warren and this city competed. top honors went to an Erie couple, with Miss Telia Laffey and Sumner Bisley high. Second place belonged to McLean and Syl Mullen of Warren. A six way tie for third included Mrs James Hughes with Robert Ott and Mrs J T Tobin with E Danils of Erie. Dinner followed the session while tornado tales and local sightings were noted in Mississippi valley context.
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Corry Country Club
Mitchell
Howell
Ene
Warren
North East
Erie
Telia Laffey
James Hughes
Robert A.ott
J.T. Tobin
E. Danils
Norman Neckers
Mississippi Valley
Philip Zalzneck T
J. Pred Kinley
First Baccus Reunion Held At Columbus
The first Baccus family reunion gathered 33 relatives at Reed Whit Hier home in Columbus this weekend. A 1:30 p.m. screen dinner preceded a brief business session electing Clayton Baccus president Allene Whittier secretary Leah Messenger program chair and Mr and Mrs Albert Fox table committee. A program followed with cake and ice cream served late afternoon. Relatives came from Bear Lake Corry Spartansburg and Columbus.
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Baccus
Reed Whit Hier
Columbus
Clayton Baccus
Allene Whittier
Leah Messenger
Albert Fox
Mead Park
Bear Bake
Corry
Spartansburg
Stanford Hose Annual Stag Picnic Highlights Old Timers Victory
Stanford Hose Company members and invited guests gathered at Sekerak's Grove for the annual stag picnic. The day started with breakfast at 8:30 and buffet lunch at 12:30 with sweet corn. Entertainment included horseshoes and cards, plus a mushall game where the old timers defeated this year's league team 2 to 1. Robert Garfield was general chairman.
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Stanford Hose
Stanford Hose Company
Sekerak’s Grove
Robert Garfield
Methodist Choir Picnic at Findley Lake Cottage
Mr and Mrs H Lynn Rice entertained the Methodist Church choir along with members of their families and guests at their Summer cottage on Findley Lake. Fifty five persons attended enjoying swimming boating and a bountiful tureen dinner followed by an evening of singing and visiting.
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Methodist
Findley
H. Lynn Rice
Methodist Church
Findley Lake
Williamses welcome daughter at Corry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Richard Williams of 124 Wrigat Street welcomed a daughter at Corry Hospital Sunday mer Norma.
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Richard Williams
Corry Hospital
Norma
Newhouse
Columbus 4 H Members At Round-up In Island Park
Columbus 4 H groups Outdoor Chef Club Beat and Bake Club participated in a round-up Friday at Island Park Youngsville. Gold seals went to eleven Outdoor Chef Club members for completing work at the first meeting. Blue and red ribbons were awarded to Beat and Bake Club members for cookies and other projects. Local judges were girls from State College Miss Phyllis Hill sang several songs. Transportation was provided by Mrs Walter Gordon Mrs Verelia Page Mrs Edgar Spoon and Mrs Cecil Miller.
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Outdoor Chef Club
Beat and Baker Club
Columbus
Island Park
Youngsville
Gold Seals
State College
Therogram
Phyllis Hill
Walter’ Gordon
Ver— Inelia Page
Edgar Spoon
Cecil Miller
Freddy Ahl Birthday Party Honored By Mother
Freddy Ahl aged six was honored by his mother Mrs Feederick Ahl with a birthday party Saturday afternoon from 2 to 6 o clock. Twelve girls and boys attended as Neslons arranged games. Ice cream cake and chocolate milk were served. Freddy received many gifts, with out of town guests Mary Lev Douglas and Norman Bakka from Erie.
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Freddy Ahl
Feederick Ahl
Freddy
Neslonsis Entertainment
Ms. Ahl
Masey Freddy
Mary Lev
Douglas
Norman Bakka
Erie
New Jersey Visitor Honored At Dinner In Meadow Park
A birthday dinner was held at Mei Park yesterday in honor of Br. Merton L. Briggs of Camden New Jersey. At 1 80 o clock a delicious dinner with one large decorated birthday cake was enjoyed by 35 relatives and friends. Attending from away were Mr and Mrs A G Lymat and daughter Wilma of Wilkinsburg Rev A v Briggs of Pleasantville and Dr and Mrs Briggs and daughters Joan Nancy and Diane and Miss Helen Whartman Camden N J.
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Walter Rhodes
Wright Street
Buffalo
Dan Rhodes
Mercy Hospital
Paul Linnen
Mesdville
Jean Field
Marion Street
Rose Malone
Erie
A. M. Litz
Findley Lake
Sam Skinner
William Roehrig
William, Jr
Snyder Circle
Harry S. Bowman
Runnemede
N. J
Bowmen
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Stunday
Merton L. Briggs
Barbara
Earl Haight
East Bond Street
Richard Lindsley
Northwestern University
Evanston, Til
Leon Lindsley
First Avenue
William Larsen
Warren
James Hickey
Charles Rich
West Bend Street
Prank Chase
Howard Holton
East Springfield
Walter Decean
Ridge Street
John Hall
James Mears
James
Karen
Michael
Marthe
East South Street
Denville
David Johnston
Miss Buck
George Buck
Fast South Street
Matilda Robb
Corry
Marian Hill
Erle
William Bensink
R. D
William Dunnwall
Spring Creek
M. H. Reed
Annie
Indianapolis
Ind
Sid
Floyd Harvey
Cleveland
Russell M. Clark
Centerville
Herbert M. Lyon
Huffalo
Russell, Jr
A. Johnson
West Ghiard Street
Florence Barry
Binis
New Jersey
Mei Park
Camden
A. G. Lymat
Wilma
Wilkinsburg
A. v. Briggs
Pleasantville
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