DIES OF SIX VICTIMS OF CRASH RECOVERED
A search party recovers four passengers and two crew members after a private plane crashes near Shaqualmia Pass southwest of Lake Keochetts. Victims include Leif Buschmann Jr and Waller Green. Other passengers are Joseph Spetdel David Higby and Robert Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TLE
Gaseade Tain
Lew Munten Uiter Lakoff
Uyeroshuy Hight
Wien
Eee
Sendule Rmy
Leif Buschmann
Waller Green
Joseph , Spetdel
Th Olmstead
Mui
Youngstown
David Higby
Erville
Robert
Benson Metuchen
N. i
Bridge Club Met At Loveland Cottage
Bridge club members met at Loveland Cottage for a summer session at Findley Lake hosted by Mrs Loveland who was ill with a fever yet planned a steak dinner at the Alpine Villa. The group discussed moth species in late July and cleaning a wall iron with steel wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Loveland Cottage
Wits
Fru
Loveand
Ciestiy
Findley Lake
Welock
Iideou
Budge
Loveland
Puesttay
Huber Heerlen
Ghralfes
Shey
He Alpovniin Lasge
Busy Fourth of July parade and local notices
In Union City crowds cheered the Fourth of July parade while local groups such as the Bugle and Drum Corps vied for first place and residents praised donors for supporting the group. The column also notes engagements, weddings, births, hospital visits, and travels of families from nearby towns, with several names and places including Wilkinsburg, Findley Lake, Shady Side, and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Moi
Willian Brandl
Hotel Corry
Marjorie Lyman
Arthur G. Lyman
Wilkinsburg
Eugene Hovda
Wilsinste
James Lewis
Raymond Mig. Company
Large Crowd At Country Club Party
A country club event drew a large crowd of 41 women and out of town guests for a bridge luncheon and social hour. Local hosts included Mrs. MilLot Zakorok and Mrs. Mary DeLul among others, with bridge play and golf winners noted. The next luncheon is planned for Tuesday July 3 with chairwoman Mrs. Richard Rossbachier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Clu
H. ‘Anedoh Rowe
Willian Dunia
C.keatler
Lanis Jackson
Cevalis Staples
Tan Het
Leo Floylen
High Net
Lewfice “Hammond
State Line
P. Lindercreen
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Loula Jackson
Cleveland
Catharine Elston
Erie
Tunseliy
Richard Rossbachier
Mrs Ben Starr Hosts Birthday Party for Granddaughter Ruth Ellen Abbey
Mrs. Ben Starr of Maple Avenue entertained seven children yesterday afternoon for Ruth Ellen Abbeys eighth birthday party. The event featured games and a menu of wiener sandwiches, watermelon, and birthday cake. Ruth received many gifts and the gathering reflected a mid-century neighborhood celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Starr
Maple Avenue
Ruth Ellen Abbey
Ruth
Tom Hey
Thenas
Clymer Girl Weds Buffalo Man in Quiet Family Ceremony
Velie King of Clymer wed Robert Bailey of Buffalo in a 1 o'clock ceremony at the King home with Rev. Gerrit Timmer in Midgling officiating. Attendants were Vivian King and Gerald King. Bride’s sister and brother joined, couple to reside in Kenmore New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Buffalo
Velie King
Delbert King
Robert Bailey
John Bailey
King
Gerrit Timmer
Vivian King
Auxiliary Rummage Sale To Benefit City Work
The M.A.A. Auxiliary announces a rummage sale at the Liz building on North Center Street this Friday and Saturday. Donations are welcome and those with articles to donate or have them picked up should contact Mrs. Leon Lindsley or Mrs. Leslie Wells. Proceeds will fund movie projectors for local youth programs.
Delegates Elected To National Cootiette Meet
The Cootiette Club met at the V. F. W. Home on West Washington Street. Delegates were chosen to attend the supreme scratch in Boston, Massachusetts in August. Officers installed included Mrs. Esther Lethmar as baby loase and Mrs. Stella I ds as past chief grayback. The next meeting is set for August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington
Sireet
Hazell Shuas
Boston
Mass
Clara B. HaluMi
Rosa McElroy
Munir Hayee
Virginia Grelalor
Esther Lethmar
Stella
Lds
Grayback
Shower Honors Mrs Rexford Proctor at Proctor Home
Mrs Walter Proctor entertained forty relatives and friends at a Tuesday shower for Mrs Rexford Proctor at the Proctor home. Guests enjoyed games visiting and refreshments including cake ice cream tea and fudge sauce while Mrs Proctor received useful and beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford Proctor
Walter Proctor
Ms. Tolilisi
Carl Proctor
Two Newborn Daughters and Son Reported in San Francisco and Los Angeles
A daughter Anne was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs George Rogers in San Francisco California making her a granddaughter of Mr Sid Mins and Clarence Rogers lifelong residents. A son David Miller was born to Mr and Mrs Miller Shoop in Los Angeles California on the thirtieth. Mr Shoop is a former Gerry resident. A daughter born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Lyle Bewley of Spartansburg at Cory Hos mua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Cottage
Columbus Lake
Center Street
Shany
Roger Eugene
John Mick
Mott Street
Dprry
Simeay
Robert Stangon
P. K Swanson
West Frederfelsnet
Ary Signal Corps
Ray Yohe
Jean
Pasacena
Texas
Bill Shamburg
Ray
Navy
Aero Supply
East Bond Strep
Sheila Rui Barber
Chester C
North East
Harry P. Gannon
Gannon
Erie
Anne
Duly
George Rogers
San Francisco
Calif
Sid Mins
Clarence Rogers
David Miller
Miller Shoop
Los Angeles
Opll
Mr. Shoop
Gerry
Lyle Bewley
Spartansburg
Cory Hosmua
Railroad Official Addresses Ratarians at Erie Meeting
The weekly diver on meetin at Wie Hotel Garry featured Fredericks of Erie, a Pennsylvan. rail freight agent, as guest speaker. Attendees included W. L. Cunz of Erie and others from Wisconsin. Fredericks recounted 20th anniversary milestones of the Pennsylvania Route and noted stock activity, directors, and line extensions to Erie. He spoke on rail improvements, equipment upgrades, and management charges, praising Rotary members for their interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeile Corry Rowley Giih
Wie
Garry
Fredericks
Erie
Pennsylvaniia Ratton
Otley
W. L. Cunz
Wil Hint North
Kinney
Wiscis
Yslline
Samuel Merrilyi Hickinwell
Muihe
Philadelphia
Anc
Juans
Rotary
Ull Sue
Bridge Party Honors Miss Matilda Kamber Before Navy Duty
Mrs Merven Nast of Rawt Mod erick street hosted a bridge party for seven guests honoring her niece Miss Matilda Kamber who departs tomorrow for Washington to join the Navy Department. Winners were Miss Lois Reesink and Miss Ashleen Hazel. The host served pose salad hob rolls blackberry shortcake and tea. Kamber received several leaving gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Kamber
Merven Nast
Rawt Moderick Street
Washington
Cybo
Navy Department
Lois Reesink
Ashleen Hazel
Kamber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lems Rez
Daley
John Hodiak
Nancy Guild
Noyd Nolah
Richard
Conte
Hews
Terrytoon
Shed
Facreceeg
Zuckerman
Igo Oe Society
O. K. Murrays
Harrisburg
Hulls Zepka
Women's Army Corps
Buble
Jesse Whitney
Hudson River
Herb Carroll
Sutmney
Mateh
W. D. Mitchell
W. BD. Mitchell
Spring Creek
George Patterson
Carl Christensen
J. Donald Watson
Fort Meade
Eglin Field
Joanne Brown Wickwire
Harbaras Point
Mauri Island
Honolulua
Joanine
Joanne
Theresa Baker
William Daszynicz
Francis J. Graves
Lawrence ‘Thomas
Thomas Motor Company
Pittsburgh
Thouis
Deaiers
Helen Powers
Bust
Main Street
Jamestown
Walter Carter
West Pleasant Street
Olella Pilby
Agnes Lynch
Tom Cleveland
BP. W
Cleveland Hotel
Miss Lynch
A. W. McKinney
RB. McKinney
Toledo
Justine Antal
Warren
Alvina Antal
Hamot Hospital
Im Brie
Wko
Gaspar Antal
Brook Street
W. M. Houghton
West Wayne Street
Evie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Houghton
Elmer Hess
Walter Decean
Don DiJean
Harry Alexander
Youngs
Lows
Sal
Winfield Williams
Fort DIX
Nid
Berlin
Germany
Lex
West
Wayne Street
Charles Edwards
Helen
Glendale
Edward
Fred B. Edwards
Washington, D. C
California
Glenn Group
Edwards
Bl Mealy
Oil City
Frank Lockwood
Rochester
H. H. Lockwood
Harold Dougherty
Fort Belvoir
Floyd Dougherty
Comptes
Mugettown
Corry
Maxine Coulter
Carmen Piceirillo
St. Elizabeth's Rectory
Harold Powell, Jr
Hower Johnson Motor
Desler A. M. Bus
Helen Shoppe
Tega
Eangeris
Chapin
Cottons
Gfe
Yushopre
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