Wedding at St Paul's Lutheran Church with family ties
Miss Margaret Anh Wiavtier, a nursing student at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital School, wed Mr. Glenn Warner. Rev Elmer A Oriner officiated as guests included Mrs Mary Wiali Nollinger’s family and relatives from Philadelphia and West Monsant. The ceremony featured chrysanthemum decorations and music by the church organist.
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Button
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Raymond Office Staff Christmas Party at Hotel Corry
Raymond Mfg. Co. staff met on Saturday for their annual Christmas party at the Hotel Corry. Festivities included holiday decorations, a Wickey dinner, and a humorous initiation for new employees featuring balloon popping and a taste test. Judy Devome sang a vocal number as part of the program while city groups joined in acts and planned future committee work.
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Birthday Party Fetes Miss Tonya McAvoy at Bio West
A birthday celebration honored Tonya McAvoy on Sal Uday at Bio West Charest Street with 10 guests, featuring decorated cake, candy treats, and small favors. Relatives and friends attended games, television watching, and cheerful gatherings, with gifts and toasts for the six year old honoree Ty nej Lae Tale.
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Altro McAvoy
Bio West Charest Street
Tynya Lae Tale
Ory
David Vandereoy
Morel Aran
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Pomona Grange Meeting Details and Local Events
Pomona Grange meets at a Pomona venue with community notices on church events, fairs, and local gatherings. The report lists speakers Earl Mil fin and Mrs HTurol LiepoiTn, with plans for a free event by former Pomonin Movster and a focus on area organizations and committees.
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Cheryl Hale Birthday Party Hosted by Mrs Hale
Mrs Lewis Hale of East Bend entertained for her daughter Cheryl age 14 at a Saturday birthday party. Six friends joined for dinner and celebrations with a decorated cake as the highlight of the event.
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Lewis Hale
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Atruet
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Mr and Mrs John Drobnek Honored At Family Party
A family gathering honored Mr and Mrs John Drobnek with a Tishneke ceremony and gifts. The event celebrated years of service and included thanks to relatives and friends. The couple received silver cups and a decorative keepsake, while other attendees shared hearty wishes.
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Tishneke
GOP Leader Attacks Training Program Controversy
GOP Floor Leader blasts a state training scheme as wasteful and extravagant. He accuses Gov. Tider of mismanaging funds and hiring unqualified workers, saying the program costs taxpayers while providing poor service.
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Dessert Decision After Dinner Remarks
Fragmentary line notes a decision about dessert refreshments after the dinner. Limited context leaves the outcome and participants unclear.
College Bans Steady Dating
A Roman Catholic college has prohibited students from steady dating under threat of expulsion. Signed by Rev. Vincent R. Negherbon, the order defines going steady as exclusive, frequent dating and walking to classes together. Students persisting in this practice face barring from dances at St Francis College.
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Kansas Paper Strike Persists at Star Building
Kansas City Star, Star building strike actions continue with picket lines by Pressmen's Union and some workers. The Times did not publish, subscribers received about half of the 152 page edition, carriers facing price demands from the Newspaper Carriers Cooperative Association as talks stall.
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Star
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TV Schedule Buffalo WBEN Channel 4 Tonight and Tuesday
A detailed program grid lists Santa Claus and Children’s Theatre at 5 PM, Range Rider and News segments, Gene Autry Show, Studio 57, Adventures of Robin Hood, Burns and Allen, Arthur Godfrey, I Love Lucy, Studio One, News, Sports, Prizewinner Playhouse, Good Morning with Will Rogers Jr, Captain Kangaroo, News Roundup, Time Life series, strike It Rich, Love of Life, Guiding Light, As The World Turns, Meet The Millers, The Big Payoff, Bob Crosby Show, Edge of Night, Santa Claus, Theatre, News and Sports, Annie Oakley, Name That Tune, Phil Silvers Show, Comedy in Music, $64,000 Question, You Trust Your Wife, Sports, Trevensbury Theatre.
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Annie Oakley
Phil Silvers
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Mrs Myrtle Rice Dies At 47 In Cambr i dge
Mrs Myrtle Rice died yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital after a three week stay. She was 47 and lived in Cambridge Springs. Survived by three daughters, Mrs Mark Styborski, Miss Irene Johnson, and Miss Josephine Rice, and by six siblings. Body at Levine Funeral Home Cambridge Springs. service at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in Voanya Cemetery.
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Cambridge Springs
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McKean
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Mary Binelt
Erle
Ethel Hayes
Cambridge
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Levine Funeral Home
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Radar Moves Against Rebs Amid Vast Soviet Strike
The report notes suspected murder, mayhem, robbery, looting, and explosives charges with the death penalty possible. It cites swift Soviet action mirroring Budapest workers strike after arrests sparked nationwide blackout and government communications halt.
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Hilheatia
Jone
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Births and decree mark chaotic day in 1956 Budapest
A stream of birth announcements from Corry Memorial Hospital lists multiple newborns from families in nearby towns. Separately, Dobis decree of martial law is read in Budapest, banning workers councils and party councils, accusing provocateurs, and warning of immediate cessation of activity.
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Seven Hunters Shot Accidents During Pennsylvania Weekend
Seven deer hunters were killed or injured in accidental shootings over the weekend across Pennsylvania. Victims included Lloyd Havke, 24, Burnham. Harold Hopple, 14, Honey Grove. and Eart Gambler, 25, Bechtelsville. Game Warden says Havke died from a companion’s gun misfire near Milroy. Ronal Torak was mildly wounded. Hopple died when a companion’s gun discharged near Port Royal. Gambler died from an adjacent discharge. State authorities reported multiple heart-attacks during the opening week of the season.
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Lloyd L. Havke
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Mifflin County
Harold Hopple
Honey Grove
Juniata County
Eart Gambler
Bride of One Day Hospitalized After Honeymoon Collision
A bride of one day, Mrs. Shirley Markyat of Tarentum, and her husband Adam Mark, 22, were injured in a head-on crash on Route 62 about three miles east of Oil City while returning from their wedding. The groom and Mrs Markyat suffered multiple injuries and the other driver, John Buckley, 69, was bruised. Buckley swerved onto a berm after his tires dropped off the pavement, crossing into the eastbound lane. Both cars were heavily damaged.
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Bhirley Markyat
Tarentum
Oil City
Adam J. Mark
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Here
John Buckley
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Franklin
Buckley
Editorial writer Geoffrey Parsons dies in New York
Geoffrey Parsons, longtime chief editorial writer for the New York Herald Tribune since 1942, died Saturday in New York City. Born 1246 1952, he was a winner of the Pulitzer Prize for editorial writing.
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Geoffrey Parsons
New York Herald Tribune
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