Hard coal miners keep current contract in effect
Associated Press reports in Philadelphia that John L. Lewis and hard coal operators agreed to continue work under existing terms until wage talks end. The move allows Lewis to focus on soft coal issues, despite prior expectations of new demands. In related news from Los Angeles a five month old boy underwent successful surgery to remove a needle fragment from his heart, marking a first at Children’s Hospital.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John L. Luis
UMW
Fer
John
Taggart
Lewis
HEART
Los Angeles
Dickie Morse
Children’s Hospital
Dickie
Grace Hoylen to Wed Thomas J Jensen September 10
Grace Ellen Hoylen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoylen, will marry Thomas J Jensen, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Jansen, on September 10 at St Thomas Church. engagement party hosted by Mrs. Leo Hoyfen at 64 East Bond Street with 15 guests.
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Grace Hoylen
Leo Hoy Fen
East Bond Street
Grace Ellen Hoylen
Hoylen
St Thomas’ Church
Thomas J. Jansen
Elizabeth Jansen
BI Snyder Circle
Florence Beckwith
Buland Harvey
Grace
Tommy
Corry
WAVES
Carry- Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Jansen
St. Edward's
Navy
Qesne University
Gant§non College
Erle
Company A
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Plans Ice Cream Social
Harbor Half Ladies' Aid Society met for an all day session at Harbor Half Community House. A tureen dinner at 1 pm hosted by Mrs Irl Chetton and Mrs Vern Chelton preceded a business meeting led by President Mrs Glenn Bailey. An ice cream social is set for July 28 with Mrs Vern Chelton and Mrs Arthur Lindstrom on the committee and Lyle Chelton to obtain ice cream. Proceeds will fund paint for the community house. August 4 will focus on sewing a quilt top with Miss Minnie Lawson and Mrs Glenn Bailey as hostesses.
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Hicly-Uve eeesTs
Harbor Half Ladies' Aid Society
Harbor Half
Irl Chetton
Vern Ghelvon
Glenn Bailey
Vern Chelton
Arthur Lindstrom
Lyle Chelton
Minnie Lawson
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Arthur McChesney at Murphy Home
Mrs Emory Benson and Mrs Harold Murphy hosted a party at 621 Mead Avenue Thursday for Mrs Arthur McChesney. Twelve couples played bingo with prizes. door prize went to Mrs Robert Smith. Pink and blue decorations featured a shower umbrella. Miss Wilma Armitage of Warren attended as an out of town guest.
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Arthur McChesney
Emory Benson
Harold Murphy
Murphy
Mead Avenue
Robert Smith
Benson
McChesney
Wilma Armitage
Ot Warren
Birthday Party for Miss Nancy Gallagher
Miss Nancy Gallagher celebrated her birthday with fourteen guests at her home on Delaware Street. Her mother Mrs Betty Gallagher hosted a party featuring games and bingo, a birthday cake, and lemon blend refreshments. Nancy received many beautiful gifts.
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Nancy Schoolaies
Betty Gallagher
Delaware Street
Misa Nancy
Women of the Moose donate to Scout Day Camp
Women of the Moose held a meeting at the Indeo rooms on North Center street. Mrs. Lawrence Hansen installed installing regent and Mrs Donald Gates installed guide. Two candidates were voted in and accepted: Mrs. Willard Park and Mrs. Lawrence Crawford. Members voted $20 toward the Girl Scout Day Camp. July list is the date for the next meeting.
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Pelo
Amauve Wallox
Serie Pegent
Women of the Moose
Indeo
North Center Street
Charles VanTassel
Ruth Clark
Lawrence Hansen
Donald Gates
Guide
Willard Park
Warren Lodge
Lawrence Crawford
Charles VanTissel
Wheelock Aid Meets at Crosscut Home
Wheelock Aid met at the home of Mrs. Leland Crosscut with eleven members and guests. Mrs. P Lowe Edwards presided over routine business, devotions by Mrs. Frank Harvey, and prayer by Mrs. EV McClintock followed by dessert and Kool-aid. The next meeting is set for July 1 at Mrs. Guy Williams's home with a tureen lunch at noon.
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Wheelock Aid
Crosscut
Wheelock Community Aid Society
Leland Crosscut
P. Lowe Edwards
Frank Harvey
EV. McClintock
Tuly
Guy Williams
Birthday Party For Miss Caroline Elehynski At Bettes Home
Miss Caroline Elehynski celebrated her 18th birthday with a party hosted by Miss Barbara Bettes of East Prederick Street. Attending were Misses Jane Butters Norma Jean May Norma Jean Nantes Rosemarie Maek Marilyn Denton Caraline Jochvan and other friends. Guests enjoyed dancing socializing sandwiches chocolate mille and birthday cake. Elehynski received a silk head scarf and a bracelet charm from friends.
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Bettes
Barbara Bettes
East Prederick
Caroline Elehynski
Jane Butters
Norma Jean May
Norma Jean Nantes
Rosemarie Ma~ek
Marilyn Denton
Caraline Jochvan
Elehynski
Club Social Gatherings Celebrate Birthday Victories
A birthday was celebrated yesterday with two parties. On Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Ray and Mrs Joseph Clair hosted ten guests on Maple Avenue. Later Mr and Mrs Donald Watson hosted eight guests at Bast Oon Eress. Social evenings featured refreshments. Mr Rog was presented a gift from the ground last evening.
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Onoes
Rey
Joseph R. Clair
Maple Avenue
Donald Watson
Bast Oon
Rog
Convention Reports At W R C Meeting
Members of the Women s Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met in Fall. President Mrs Henry Hull led routine business while Mrs Ralph Gates reported on a Philadelphia convention. A poem by Mrs Isabelle Johnson celebrated eight ladies who attended. A 65 year pin was presented to Alma Gyedner. A family gathering is planned for July 27 at Mead Bark. Ernest Buerlhofer received a gift. Next session set for July.
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Women’s Relief Corpo Ho
Andrews
Grand Army of the Republic
Henry Hull
Ralph Gates
Philadelphia
Isabelle Johnson
Alma Gyedner
Mead Bark
Spom
Opal Hill
Clara Hill
Freda Smith
Gertrude Hills
Ernesn Buerlhofer
Picnic Dinner Marks Circle No 3 Meeting at Church
Members of Circle No 3 of the W S C and the Methodist Church hosted a luncheon at the church at 1 4 o clock Wednesday. After the meal a routine business session, led by Mrs C A Mountain, adjourned to the home of Mrs Willis Brows in August for a reception and box would be opened there.
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Circle No
W. S.C
Methodist Church
C. A. Mountain
Willis Brows
Au- Bist
Mich—ell
Hustess
Mits
Brokenstraw 4-H Club Tours Area Farms
Brokenstraw 4-H members joined county agent OC Tritt on a cattle tour of Watertown county farms including Garston Curtis in Columbus. Four Warren county 4-H youths were selected to attend 4 Club Week at Pennsylvania 5 Coftee. named were Gordon Holmes David Marsh Harold Custis and Paul Sacher.
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Brokenstraw
O.C. Tritt
Lo Waterr County
Garston Curtis Farm
Columbus
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Gordon Holmes
Gaslind
David Marsh
Cunner
Harold Custis
Paul Sacher
Ture
State agencies vow politics free in new multiagency building
Rep. HG Ahirews says protests over politicized appointments will face vigorous opposition as the General Authority, School Authority and Funways Authority plan to fund major public improvement programs via bond issues. The trio oversee a new, multiagency complex and related finance.
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Ssr
Marrisburg
Willy “Yigorole
Ahirews
Lir
Apt
HAM
Tech
Muttaridtes
Hote of Representatives
Andrews
General Authority
Funways
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Huntington Park
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Fred Lillie
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Arthur Shields
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C. K. McElroy
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J. D. Silyis
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Donald
West Pleasant Street
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Arthur Silvis
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Nancy Gallagher
Scout
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Fred Bannan
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