Various EUB Circles Meet Members of Women’s Society
Members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church Women’s Society gathered in sessions on Wednesday. Esther Circle met at Miss Esther Pounds’s North Center street home with 17 present as prayers, reports, and gifts were discussed and plans made for Findley Lake and a hospital donation. Rebekah and Deborah Circles held meetings at other homes with reports on the Findley Lake convention, lessons, and upcoming August gatherings. hosts included Mrs. George Cooklis and Mrs. Ivan Bennink.
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Women's Society of World Service
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Esther
Esther Pounds
North Center Street
Lyle Chase
Harold Fish
Lynn Campbell
State Hospital
North Warren
Findley Lake
Herbert Trisket
Lena Halfast
Ruth Lyons
Alfred Haenel
Theodore Vanderhoff
Rebekah Circle
Wayne VanGuilder
Gene ‘Matson
Jerome Davis
Bennink
Angel
Sherry
Lena Calvin
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is Always There
A reflection on how oral expression fades while written records endure, contrasting ephemeral speech with lasting print. The piece considers memory, culture, and the role of journalism in preserving voices across time. It frames writing as a durable archive for ideas and events.
Wallace Messinger wedding announced in Columbus area
Eleanor Wallace and Melvin Messinger were married in a 2:30 PM double ring ceremony at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church. Rev. Robert Casper officiated. The bride wore pink silk organza with white accessories. They reside in Columbus after a two week western states honeymoon.
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Muoe
Eleanor Wallace
Melvin Messenger
Fred Wallace
R. D
Messenger
Clyde Messenger
Columbus
Dune 15Th
Wayne Valley
Clymer Central School
Corry Area
Luncheon and Bridge Event at Corry Country Club
Corry Country Club hosted a Wednesday afternoon luncheon and bridge for members and guests. Mrs. Philip Zalzneck served as hostess. After lunch at 1 p.m. the bridge session featured Mrs. Vellah Bracken, Mrs. James MacInnes, and Mrs. Horton Davis as winners. Out of town guests included Mrs. Donald Eyman, Mrs. Mildred Locke, and Mrs. Elizabeth McCord. The next session is set for July 17 with Mrs. John Blatt and Mrs. W. W. Hamond as hostesses.
Elaine Matthews to Be Wed in July Bridal Shower
A bridal shower for Elaine Matthews of Bear Lake was hosted at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Matthews. A red rosebud corsage and a range of gifts were presented. Prizes went to Ruth Brown Orville Huff Jr and John Kornikoski. Mrs Gerald R Smith and hostesses served salad and dessert. Miss Matthews will wed Robert Beaumont of Jamestown on July 13.
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Uss Maeine Maunews
Charles Matthews
Bear Lake
Ella. Leonard
Hamburg
N. Y
Ruth Brown
Orville Huff Jr
John Kornikoski
Gerald R. Smith
Matthews
Robert Beaumont
Jamestown
Local Notes Mention Travels Visits And A Park Picnic
Reynold Hamilton returns home after a two week vacation including shopping in Newark and a play in New York City. Jolene Ann Filahosii visits Carmel Pennsylvania relatives. Concord Secret Sisters and Mc Cray Community Aid plan a picnic at Mead Park on July 12. Sharon Zalaneck returns to Penn State University after holiday with Wayne street parents. Charles Bennett celebrates 10th birthday belatedly. Frank Madison and family holiday guests of John R East in Maplewood New Jersey.
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Mars
Reynold Hamilton
Ieabedily Neds
Newark
West Main Street
Concord
McCray
Mead Park
Sharon Zalaneck
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Philip Zalaneck
Wayne Street
Charles Bennett
Reunion At State Lot School Holds 50th Annual Meet
About 56 people gathered at the front yard of State Lot School for a bountiful tureen dinner during the 50th annual reunion. Former teachers, students, families, friends, and neighbors joined readings and songs led by Rev. John Clark as officers were retained for the coming year. Attendees came from Buffalo, Wie Martin Areas, Bids Tavern Ridge, Ohio, and Erie, Union City, Chicora, Lamartine, Emhentine, Venus, Youngsville, Columbus, Corry, and Spartansburg.
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State Lot School
State Lot
John Clark
Buffalo
Wie Martin
Bids Taverns Ridge
Ohio
Erie
Union City
Chicora
Lamartine
Em- Hentine
Venus
Youngsville
Columbus
Corry and
Spartansburg
Rev Whitehead to Speak at Columbus Church
Rev R Jack Whitehead newly ordained minister of the Federated Church in Milbridge Me will be special guest speaker at the 11 o clock service Sunday morning at the Columbus Community Congregational Church Rev Walter Thoms pastor will lead the service with Mrs R Jack Whitehead as guest soloist The Junior Choir will sing the anthem in the absence of the Senior Choir which leaves tomorrow for a weekend holiday in Cleveland and Patmesville Ohio Whitehead son of Mr and Mrs Tracy Whitehead of East Pleasant Street and wife Phyllis Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur HID of Columbus After spending the summer with their parents Rev and Mrs Whitehead and their children will move to Westport Conn where Whitehead has been assigned to the Saugatuck Congregational Church.
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Whitehead
Columbus Church
R. Jack Whitehead
Federated Church
Milbridge
Columbus Community
Cleveland
Patmesville
Ohio
Tracy Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Phyllis Hill
Arthur Hid
Columbus
Westport
Conn
Saugatuck Congregational Church
I U S Air Force Reservists Leave For Training
More than 100 reservists from Corry Jamestown and Erie areas will participate in a weekend training program. Details may be obtained by contacting Mr. Jolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolley
Corry
Jamestown
Erie
4 H Photography Club Meets at Wade Home
The 4H Photography Club gathered at Mrs. Merrill Wade’s West Columbus Avenue Extension home, with guest Lysse Strauss of Erle Photographers speaking on Better Cameras for Better Pictures. Refreshments followed the session, and the group will meet again in two weeks at a time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Wade
West
Columbus Avenue
R. D
Lysse Strauss
Erle
Pennsylvanias May business index hits new peak at 118
Pennsylvania State University Bureau of Business Research reports May shows the general business index at 118 percent of the 1957-59 average led by industrial production and sales and services. Industrial production index stands at 128 and sales and services at 110 percent. Employment rises to about 4 260 900 with April up 34 000 jobs and unemployment falls by about 32 000 to 297 000 the lowest since the 1957-58 recession begin.
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Penn
University Park
Pennnsylvania
Pennsylvania State University
Bureau of Business Research
Bureau
General March Dies in Norristown at 79
Brig. Gen. William A. March, 79, former commander of the 108th Field Artillery of the 28th Division, Pennsylvania National Guard, died suddenly at his Norristown home Wednesday.
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March
Norristown
William A. March
108Th Field Artillery
28Th Division
Pennsylvania National Guard
Vatican Eyes Cardinal Mindszenty Departure Hungary
Vatican diplomatic efforts to persuade Cardinal Mindszenty to leave Hungary in exchange for concessions to the Roman Catholic Church. Mindszenty, 71, serving life for treason, refuses to abandon the U S legation in Budapest since 1956.
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Vienna
Vatican
Joseph-Cardinal Mindspenty
Hungary
Carolinal Mindszenty
U.S
Budapest
Poland Bans All Material Against Communism
Warsaw AP reports Wladyslaw Gomulka warned writers and intellectuals that ideas hostile to communism will not be allowed in Poland. The 13th general meeting of the Polish United Workers party discussed aligning independent minds with Soviet lines, and a new press, propaganda, and culture office may be created. Gomulka, after meeting Khrushchev in Berlin, signaled restraint amid Soviet Chinese tensions.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Polish United Workers (Communist) Party
Communist Party
Gomulka
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kennedy selects 31 for Presidential Freedom Medal
President Kennedy named 31 recipients for the Presidential Medal of Freedom to be awarded at a White House ceremony in September. The list includes two Pennsylvanians, Jean Monnet of Paris, Genevieve Caulfield, and Andrew Wyeth of Chadds Ford, Pa, among others, for meritorious contributions to national security, world peace, culture, or public/private endeavors.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Pennsylvania
United States
Jean Monnet
Paris
Genevieve Caulfield
Bangkok
Thailand
George W. Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
Andrew N. Wyeth
Chadds Ford
Senate Recedes After Three-Second Session
The Senate met for three seconds to adjourn until Tuesday noon to observe the post Fourth of July holiday and weekend. A token session was arranged to comply with a rule forbidding a recess longer than three days without formal House permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy seeks 108 million for expanded Peace Corps
President Kennedy asks Congress to appropriate 108 million dollars to enlarge the Peace Corps program. The proposal would fund about 13,000 volunteers in training or overseas by September, a 4,000 increase over year end projections. Erle Johnston, head of the MPAA, suffered a cerebral thrombosis and is in serious condition at George Washington University Hospital. At a White House ceremony, Kennedy will honor the Everest expedition team and present the Hubbard medal to Norman G. Dyhrenfurth and others from the expedition.
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Washington
Washington Corps
Kenney
Congress
Peace Corps
Uwid
Erle Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
George Washington University Hospital
Johnston
Europe
White House
Kennedy
Mt. Everest
Hubbard
National Geographic Society
Norman G. Dyhrenfurth
Man killed in truck collision near Sarver
William P. McNally 59 of Sarver died at Butler County Memorial Hospital from injuries after his car was struck by a tractor trailer last Monday in a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
William P. McNally
Sarver
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Labor strife delays refugee ship at Port Everglades
AP reports the freighter Maximus with 1,200 Cuban refugees aboard faced picket line protests in a jurisdictional hiring dispute involving the National Maritime Union and the National Engineers Beneficial Association. The delay followed its arrival to Port Everglades after delivering $53 million in food and medicine to aid released 1961 Cuban invasion captives.
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Laulerdale, Rin
Maximus
Port Everglades
Havana
Fidel Castro
More Scandal In Britain? Reports Hover Over Spy Links
London officials say they are not worried by reports of a new British spy scandal. A senior Air Ministry official’s arrest was anticipated, with unverified claims of a second government link. The Daily Mail suggested U.S. rocket secrets may be involved, but officials deny any substantiation.
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London
Air Ministry
Atte
maKcdate
Man
Washington
Daily Mail
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Claudia
Art Jackson
East Columbus Ave
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