Yanks Aid and Koreans Recapture Two Towns
American forces and Korean units repelled inflowing Red reinforcements near Taejon as North Korea hurled 16 divisions and many tanks at United Nations troops. Allied aviation reported 18 tanks hit and ships watched suspected submarine activity near Chinnampa.
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Sum River
Ugged River
Taejon
Lkely
Korea
South Korea
I Butte
Skappert Cole
U.S
Park
Fon
Chinnampa
Renielet
Fem
Pacific
Wedding Date Announced for Kathryn Greene In Dunkirk
Kathryn Greene's wedding to be held at the Church of St Thomas Apostle in Dunkirk with plans announced amid a family gathering. Mrs Katherine Greene and John Mendap were guests, as extended family and friends hosted a shower and picnic, with other attendees visiting from Williamsport and nearby towns.
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Mise
Kathryn Greene
Michael Coudyiet
Ryes Williamsport
Wiliam Kettering
Kathie
Dunkirk
Kathryn
Katherine Greene
John Mendap
Kettering
Bnet South Street
Agnes Kettering
Williams
Bride-Erect
Mes
Michael Port
Mary McFarland
Sprovert
Warren
Robert Sullivan
James Mears
Martha
East South
Miss Greene
Walter Mesarch
Stanley Mears
Church of St. Thomas
Norma Miysh
West
Piba- Apostle
Cleveland
Terdhy
Goore Reily
Sbyder Circle
Findley Lake
William Sailor
John
Bakerstown
Sullor
K. H. Benson
Mr. Benson
East Bond Street
Robert Ohsn
Jamesiwn
May
John Ohrr
East Congress Street
Milton J. Becker
Freefeld
Stale Butley
Beaverdam
Chines Kirch
Danville
van Canon
Corry
John Zepka
North Gerster
Dohu
J. Hendri
Sewell
Ceorge Mallick
Pagicia
Ted
Mallick
George Boyd
South Center Street
Ralph Foster
Brement
Coluniy
Rey. Cole
Kirkridgly
LeRaysville
Howard Hutzleman
Phildelphia Ox
Gamy Jamestown MA Corp
Willard Shueve
Lauren
Dysex Street
Lake Erie
Graham
West Congress Street
New York City
Richard Peebles
Sheridan Lee
Park Lveare
Erie
M Peebles
Anna Wet
Homer Shaughcor
Barbara
Cis
Iris Berton
Bradfusih
Peryicor
Henry McElroy Asi
Willis
Washington, Pa
Hetrich
West Fort Worth Auxiliary Thursday Meeting Report
The West Fort Worth Auxiliary met Thursday evening at the past home on West Washington. Mrs. dd reported a booth sale at Mead Park on July 4 with proceeds benefiting the park association. A rummage sale is planned for July 14 pending location approval.
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Gerry Davis
Ya Coil
VF. W
Mh Havel Shussly
Pail Fox
James Keppel
Daughters of Union Veterans Form New Civil War Group
Members of the newly formed Daughters of Union Veterans met at the American Logie Home Wednesday afternoon. Eleven members attended alongside guests from Connellsville and Springfield PA. Mrs James Sint presided and a bake sale slated for July 15 was organized with Mrs Harry Craker assisting. One new member, Mrs Lynn Sill, joined the group. Next session will announce the meeting place as initiation closes the charter.
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Daughters of Union Veterans
Daughters of Tulon Veterany
Anerjcan Logie
Sax
Connentl
Onin
Springfield
James
Sint
Manley Robbins
Ajs
Harry Craker
Lynn Sill
Elf
Whipple Family Reunion At Mead Park
An annual Whipple family reunion convened on July 4 at Mead Park with nine attendees enjoying a hureen dinner. Don ald Bradford presided. officers elected for the coming year were Fred Whipple president Donald Bradford vice president Edith Cot secretary Alton Wilsotl treasurer and Dlaine Jukes historian. The group noted two births and two marriages during the year and planned to host the 196 reunion at Chatttatiqua Lake home of Donald Bradford and his wife.
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Whipple
Mead Park
Donald Bradford
Fred Whipple
Edith Cot
Alton Wilsotl
Trensurer
Dlaine Jukes
Theilstorian
Chatttatiqua Lake
Wheelock Aid Proposes Sunday School Discussion
At a Wheelock Commuting Aid meeting, a planning session was held for a Sunday School Justice program. A follow up gathering is set for July 10 at 8 30 p m at Mr and Mrs Leon VanTunsel home and the next meeting on July 26 at the same residence.
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Wheelock Aid
Wheelock
Leon VanTunsel
Wheelock Church
Floyd Dougherty
R. D
VanTassel
Er Vy McClintock
Women of the Moose Balloted On Candidates
At the Thursday meeting of the Women of the Moose Junior Graduate, 26 members attended as Mrs. Leland Wile led the session. Balloting on three new members occurred, routine business was covered, and planning for a Mead Park event was set for a date to be announced. Mayme Peterson won the attendance award. officers' flight and initiation are planned for July.
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Women of the Moose
Leland Wile
Moose Rooms
Mead Park
Mayme Petderson
Dts
Births listed for two families in Pennsylvania and Ohio
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs Phil J Moore of Glenside at Germantown Hospital with grandparents Mr and Mrs Arthur M Ier. A son was born at Guy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Franc Omiel of Columbus. Mrs Omiel is the former Marian Leofsky.
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Phil J. Moore
Glenside
Germantown Hospital
Arthur Mier
R. D
Guy ¥ Hospital
Franc Omiel
Columbus
Omiel
Marian Leofsky
Department Officers Introduced At W R C A Convention
The report covers the W R C A convention where Mrs Prank Lillie presented and delegates reviewed the event. New officers named include Mys TI Brown as president and Mrs Marjorie Brown as executive Ward member with M Henry Hall as department senior. The committee chair Mrs Stan Milby announced the cake sale. The next session is planned for the 20th.
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Svennil Dignel
Ment Conventiuk
Prank Lillie
Mys
TI Brown
Marjorie Brown
Henry Hall
Hill
Wehe Minetiiyy
F. Hall
Stanloy Milby
Sory
PH Gupcakes
Poetry Society Met At Chautauqua Cottage
Members of the Poetry Society gathered at the summer home of Mrs Robert Woll Sr on Chautauqua Lake. Mrs Ott hosted and Mrs Grace Pehlman assisted with a tureen dinner for Miss Rut Bennett Mrs Joseph Clair Miss Blanche Spencer and Miss Gladys Ellsworth. An evening boat ride featured Mr Ott taking the gray. The first Fall meeting will be held September 28.
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Erjoyeh
Poetry Society
Robert ‘Awoll Sr
Chautaucqua Lake
Olt Wis
Grace Pehlman
Rut Bennett
Joseph Clair
Blanche Spencer
Gladys Ells
Mrs Paul Lindstrom Honored At Local Party in Frede rick Street
Mrs Paul Lindstrom was feted at a party hosted by Mrs Harry Burson and Mrs Fred Snapp at Une Stapp residence on West Frederick Street. Bingo entertained the hhnetocsi ladies with prizes to Mrs Lawrent McCray and Miss Myrne Akam, and a dance prize to Mr William Haentl. Desserts included ice cream cake and coffee, with a shower cake centerpiece and festive decor.
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Paul Lindstrom
Harry Burson
Fred Snapp
Une Stapp
Weal Frederick Street
Hhnetocsi
Lawrent McCray
Myrne Akam
William Haentl
Ipian
Bingo Club Meeting Hosted by Haenel at Home
A Bingo Club gathered at William Haenel's residence on West Frederick Street for a social with 12 members present. Prizes were awarded to Donnie Akane and Mrs. Charles Gunite, with ice cream and lemonade served. The next meeting plans a picnic at Meat Park on July 19th.
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Ene
Wits Willisoy Haenel
West Prederic
Atreel
Ovannip
Donnie Akane
Charles Gunite
Curgen Plenicny
Meat Park
Ily
Bus Strike Talks Continue Over Wage Boost Offer
Pittsburgh reporters describe ongoing wage boost negotiations amid a bus strike involving AFL Motor Coach Employees and Wie Debolt. Meetings with the company and federal state officials extend into mid month at Brentwood Motor Car Company as workers halted service since May 18 with other disputes noted.
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Pittsburgh
Jily T.raporter
AFL
Employes
Wie Debolt
Bus Linu
Ives Sinh Mivchawed
Brentwood Motor Car Company
Harmony Short Bine
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Colorado
America
Helen
Ose
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Rose
Michael
East South Street
Nancy Sweet
Harry Poulson
Basy Wayne Street
Teft
Centerville
Grace Bicker
Sakeiancas
Raymond Moore
Galtforbia
Ma .Thompson
Foster Cass
Berkley
Richmond
Calif
Maury Owens
W. FW
Prey Eve Verything
Tela Ladies
Chautauqua Cottage
Tte West
Chapin
F. C. Chapin & Son
William Haenel
Eatery
Erie, Pa
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