Marriage of Theresa A Baker and William Dasayficz
The engagement and marriage of Miss Theresa A Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Baker of Spartansburg to William Dasayficz son of Mrs William Dasayficz and the late Mr Damignicv of Spartansburg was celebrated as a high mass at Our Lady of Victory Chapel Spartansburg with Rev Francis J Graves officiating. The bride wore a white street length dress with a corsage of pink carnations and was attended by her sister as matron of honor. a breakfast reception for the bridal party followed and a 130 guest reception was held at the couple's home. The couple planned a brief honeymoon and will reside on Route 4 Spartansburg. The groom's family connections and the bride's high school ties are noted along with other local residents' weekend travels and military service references.
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Theresa A. Baker
Clarence Baker
B.D
Spartansbure
William Daseynten
William Dasayficz
Damignicv
James Wharton
Merle Smith
Titnville
Preak~ Fiast
Honeyingor Seip Bo
Tefenab
Spartansburg
Dasmier
Ue Sastianshure High School
Quel
Fe Hbt
Washington, D. Cme
Jack Franz
Philadelphia
Geo Firang
Leo Franz
Loretta
Youngstown
Fring
Isebelle “Hoskins
Richard
Pittsburgh
Charles Currall
Betty McCaslin
East Washington Steel
Rochester
Daniel McCracken
Meadville
N. R. Dickson
West Pleasant Strees
McCracken
Mary Jean Phillips
Dickson
Cant
William Conley
Diana
Billy
Wayne Hopkins
Route 3
New Jersey
Conley
Japan
Ai Horge
Tokyo
Oborg
William Zafiropulos, Jr
Wtso
Rungell
James Stearns
Stearns
Conawango Creek
James Mead
Victor Cragg
al Baressi
Cleveland
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Liberty Street
Merle Ottaway
Port Benning
Ethel Ottaway
Lemon Street
Edina Close
New Kensington
Guy ‘Butters
West
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Oliver General Hospital
Augusta
Cony Catallu
Spring Street
Catalty
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Pepsy Burns
Buffalo
Erie Bible Club
I Valley Stream
Tong Island
W. G. Arnold
East Wayne Street
Mead
Arnold
Albert Cole
Wright Street
Canndohta Lake
William Foley
Billy and
Terry
Willoughby
Walter Sweet
Thousand Islands
I. H. Crane
Mrs Austin Attends Charleston Conference
Mrs. Austin Aust, vice chairman of the Erie county Republican organization, leaves Wednesday for Charleston West Virginia for a regional conference at the Hotel Fuller. The meeting gathers state and county chairmen and state committeewomen from twenty two eastern states as part of nationwide preparations for the fall campaigns.
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Manon Aust
Republican Organization
Erie County
Charleston
West Virginia
Fuller
Rejibhea
Republican
Republican National Organization
Bridal Shower Honoring Geraldine Joy in Wheelock
Geraldine Joy was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Frank Harvey and Mrs Harold Doughertynd Miss Barbara Harvey led the entertainment as twenty four neighbors and relatives attended Games were played, Minaroni salad Ritz crackers cake and coffee were served Winners for awards were Miss Joy and Mrs Osu McIntyre Miss Joy will wed Arthur Berkerink on August 3 at Teware's Chapel Marks Corns
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Geraldine Joy
Frank Harvey
Harold
Jay
Arthur Berkerink
Marks Corns
Blynt Family Reunion Held At Mene Park
The Groven and Blynt families held their annual reunion Sunday at Mene Park with 28 members attending. A bountiful picnic dinner was served at two o'clock and time enjoyed by all. Guests from away included Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blynt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Holtz and family, and Theodore Blynt Jr. of Fredonia.
W S C S Members And Families Dinner Meeting
Members of the W S C S of the Methodist Church and their families met at the church for a 6 30 dinner last evening. Forty attended and enjoyed a delicious meal and a short social time. Mrs Willis Brown Mrs Fred Ross and Mrs H B Reed served on the committee.
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W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
Willis Brown
Fred Ross
H. B. Reed Vere
New Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Leon Davids
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Davids of 66 Elk Street, extending the family with a healthy newborn.
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Leon Davids
Elk Street
Corry Hospital
Mornif
Wisconsin Editor Elected National BPOE Leader
Charles Ki Brojectlon editor and publisher of the Sheboygan Pros was elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at its 48th year convention. He succeeds Wily J. Kepner of Wheeling West Virginia as head of the order with 1500 lodges extending nationwide. The election followed the Elks national convention held since before World War II with Lynford Chise Everett Philips and James Carli among attendees Merle Copwell and other members also present at the gathering.
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Wisconsin
National
Associated Press
Charles Ki Brojectlon
Wnd
Sheboygan
Wis
Toekiy
Benevolent and Protective Order
Mk. Aghehton
The
Ordey
Butane
Lynford Chise
Everett Philips
James Carli
Sorry Jonge
Merle Copwell
Sikiminea Lodge
We Convention
Exchange Club Dinner Meeting At Hotel Corbin
The Exchange Club held its regular dinner meeting in the private dining room of the Hotel Cor. President Rasselas Brown led the session with a fine chicken dinner served by hotel staff. Plans were tentatively made to hire a semi amuss inner dance on July 24, pending venue confirmation. Mr Brown is general chairman with a club committee assisting. Next meeting set for Sunday.
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Rasselas Brown
Brown
Ehie Mmidi
Suir
Hield
Mrs Fred Marsh Honored At Shower By Friends
Miss Alice Danion of Spring Creek hosted a small shower for Mrs. Fred Marsh with fifteen guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Miles, Mr Gray, Mrs. Edward Crum, and Mr Doris Sickler. A sweet spread followed, and Mrs. Marsh received numerous gifts.
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Mes
Fred Marsh
Alice Danion
Spring Creek
Gant
Miles Mr Gray
Edward Crum
Doris Sickler
Damon
Marsh
Mystery man revealed in lost art case at Harvard museum
Cambridge July 9 A mystery man who bought for 92 dollars a painting valued at 100000 dollars by Mrs Jean Darlington of West Chester Pa is identified as Harry Lacey. He returned the painting to Harvard Fogg Museum after reports of a 100000 dollar suit against Harvard University. The painting titled Descent From The Grass was thought to be a Rubens. Mrs Darlington had spent years seeking it. Lacey said the piece came from a Boston dealer and was stored in a cellar before being cleaned and framed. He had paid 40 dollars plus 82 dollars in willed expenses.
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Cambridge
Mus
Jean Built Darton
West Chester
Harry Lacey
Harvard Fogg Museum
9 News
Darlinston
Harvard University
Westchester
Drnisal
Darlington
Lacey
Boston
Zionist Leaders Protesting to Brian Aboard Queen Mary
Fragmented report describes Zionist leaders Yaron iy sur and Wise of the Jewish Agency planning to sail to Palestine on the Queen Mary. British embassy in Washington reportedly denies visa applications while London directs no visas for Palestine for now. Nearby damages in Philadelphia involve five cars destroyed at Globe Proprietary Company, while Abilene oilman Gould Hendricks dies after a lifelong career in Texas.
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Yaron Iy Sur
Svepnen
Wise
Eibiesy
Washington
Wises
Ite
Louis Lipsi Loupawne
Palestine
Bothy
Exect
Jewish Agency For Palestine
British Information Service
London
Dru Wise
Treasury report details July 3 figures in Washington
Treasury data shows expenditures of 76,111,911.06 and a balance of 12,562,639,247. The record also notes total public debt around 92,240,516,990.98 and a prior day debt 13,206,2144.4, with July 4 date framing the report.
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Treasury
Washington
Truman Proposes New Furlough Time Plan
Washington July 9 The White House says President Truman proposes a compromise plan to fund furlough time for about 44 million veterans using government bonds and cash. Veterans with ranks up to five years would receive terminal leave pay in 25 dollar denominations. total cost estimated between 2.75 and 3.0 billion dollars. The proposal was outlined at a news conference by Press Secretary Eben Avers.
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Washington
Rhce
White House
Truman
Eben
Lancer
Javier Dine
Seng
Air
G. Johnson
Coloy
Cancer death toll across organs in United States
Fragmentary OCR lists cancer death counts by organ including breast cervix uterus larynx tongue and others with figures like 16140, 1400, 1231 and unspecified totals. The garbled text lacks coherent structure or dates, making precise interpretation difficult.
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United States
Two Lawrence County Residents Drowned In Tragic Incident
Two Lawrence County residents drowned while bathing in the Shenango River near New Castle. Edward Nash, 34, fell into a hole and disappeared. his wife, a nurse, aided rescue workers but he could not be revived. A second drowning occurred when two year old Daniel Byler fell into a farm trough filled with 18 inches of water. A girl and a boy, Sandra Bishop and Stephen Shimpko, six, were injured after their limbs were amputated following encounters with a hay mowing machine. There are 27 national parks in the continental United States and in Alaska and Hawaii.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Shenango River
Here
Tasst
Edward Nash
Daniel J. Byler
D. Enon Valley
John B. Byler
Sandra Bishop
Stephen Shimpko
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