Woman Held on Adultery Charge in Uniontown Trial
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on July 11 a 21 year old woman was held on adultery charges after testifying in the murder trial of her 15 year old nephew. She admitted intimate relations with Charles Cline of Bessemer and said the two discussed the conduct of Cline toward her. The shooting of her brother Charles Dailey occurred May 3 near the Dives home. Cline pleaded guilty to the shooting but the court will decide degree of guilt. She was released on bail after detective Kane recommended the charges. Also mentions James Buchanan and Lincoln in unrelated note.
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Associated Fis
Uniontown
Thomas Dice
Charles Chine
Bessemer
Charles Dailey
New Geneva
Cline
Dailey
Jine
John Morrow
Dive
Thomas Dive
Social afternoon luncheon honors guests and bridge winners
H. Holden hosted a West Church street luncheon for Mrs. Ruth Martin of Oxford Ohio and Mrs. F I b Whittlesey of Dallas Texas. Bridge awards went to Mrs. J Hubert Heerlein and Mrs. E W Feidt. Local residents attend races and visits as relatives travel and return from Cleveland Painesville and Philadelphia. Ernest W Wright attends Stanley Home Products convention in Westfield Mass. Burlingames travel to North East for Fred Garfield funeral.
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Merle Haskell
East Pleasant Street
Donald Haskell
Titusville
Cleveland
Painesville
Frank Curtis
Philadelphia
Charles Edwards
Charles, Jr
Glendale
California
Edwards
F. B. Edwards
West Pleasant Street
Willis
Burdick
Lonnie
Davis
Priscilly
R. Earl Burlingame
Marion Street
North East
Bridal Shower For Miss Rose Marie Munn
A miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Miss Rose Marie Munn prior to her marriage to Joseph Amorosa was hosted by Mrs. Chi Munn at 209 Spring Street. Fifteen guests attended as bingo and other games were played. awards went to Mrs. John Amoroso, Mrs. Theodore Amoroso, Mrs. George Hurlbert and Robert Hinkley, with Miss Bely Taylor receiving a door prize. Refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee complemented yellow and white decor.
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Rose Marie Munn
Joseph Amorosa
Chi Munn
Spring Street
Edward Roach
John Amoroso
Theodore Amoroso
George Hurlbert
Robert Hinkley
Bely Taylor
Honorea
Mitchell Family Reunion Held at West Spring Creek
Mitchell family reunion reported with about eighty relatives and four visitors attending a 2 pm picnic on the lawn. Genevieve Jordan led the business meeting as officers were elected for next year: Jimry Stiehent president, Leon Mitchell vice president, Winifred Johnson secretary, Jessie Mitchell treasurer. Participants came from Columbus Lottsville Sugar Grove Corry Pittsfield Fredonia Dunkirk Bellview Ohio. Leon Mitchell and his wife of Columbus will host the 1952 reunion.
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William D. Mitchell
William Mitchell
West Spring Creek
Columbus
Lottsville
Sugar Grove
Corry
Pittsfield
Fredonia
Dunkirknet Bellvrew
Ohio
Leon Mitchell
Mrs. Graft Hosts Luncheon and Card Prize Run
Mrs. Frank Graft hosted a luncheon at Turbell's Tea Room for friends then moved to her East Irving Street home where three tables of contract were played. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Raymond Anderson, Mrs. Horton Davis, and Mrs. Frank Cole.
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Frank Graft
Turbell's
Graft
East Irving Street
Raymond Anderson
Horton Davis
Frank Cole
Miss Mildred Proctor Honored At Bridal Shower
Mrs Waller Proctor of Beaverdam hosted a bridal shower for Miss Mildred Proctor ahead of her July 28 wedding to Elmer Donor of Hiié. Guests from Corry Jamestown Erie Centerville and Tucson Arizona attended a dessert course and presented gifts.
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Mildred Proctor
Waller Proctor
Beaverdam
Elmer Donor
Hiié
Rotary Club Met Yesterday Noon at Hotel Cony
The Babar Rotary Club met yesterday noon at the Hotel Cony with 28 members present. Rasselas Brown spoke on the Rotary Weekly newsletter The Hornet, describing its mailing to members and the data it lists. He urged frequent attendance, club visits, and interclub meetings, suggesting rewards for long attendance and noting the next luncheon on July 17.
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Teeny Uidue Unis City
Cony
Rasselas Brown
Rotary Weekly
the Hornet
Rotary
Heslo
Birthday Party for John Burgess Ends Joyful 11th Year
The birthday celebration for John Burgess, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Burgess of East South Street, honored his 11th birthday Tuesday. Attendees included Alton Laurie George Taylor Harry Paulson Richard Craker Ernest Vanssens Donald Carroll Leroy Rieck Marjorie Canfield and Carolyn Burgess. Games followed by a park softball game marked the party as friends presented gifts.
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John Burgess
Arthur Burgess
East South Street
Alton Laurie
George Taylor
Harry Paulson
Richard Craker
Ernest Vanssens
Donald Carroll
Leroy Rieck
Marjorie Canfield
Carolyn Burgess
John
Munn Family Reunion Held at Mead Park Sunday
The Munn family from Mead City Bradford and Erie gathered at Mead Park on Sunday for a reunion. Miss Rose Marie Munn, whose wedding is Saturday, received gifts at a shower-like gathering amid social visits and party atmosphere.
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Munn
Mead Park
Bradford
Erie
Rose Marie Munn
Steel Age Foremen Meet at Chautauqua
The Steel Age Foremen's Club of the Corry James Town Mfg Corp. met at the Lake Chautauqua summer home of D. A. Billstrom. Eighteen members attended a bountiful ham dinner followed by boating swimming and baseball. The next meeting is set for the first Wednesday of August.
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Chautauqua
Steel Aze
Corry-Jamestown Mfg Corp
D. A
Reunion At Torpedo Next Saturday July 14
A reunion at Torpedo will be held next Saturday July 14 at the grove beside the church. Rev Kehetlie of Warren will speak and residents will recount the community history in lumbering and tannery work. Former Torpedo residents in the area are invited. A picnic dinner will follow in the afternoon.
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Torpedo
Kehetlie
Warren
Communists Eased Cease-Fire Terms Cited Abroad
Burke said UN delegation would not discuss political or economic questions and noted withdrawal of troops from Korea would be political. He commented the talks were short and cautious after two days, with progress appearing fair, despite Moscow radio reports.
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Moscow
Korea
Burke
Red delegates push political questions in UN talks
Burke noted meetings would form a basis for negotiation but warned that Red delegates raised political issues beyond military aims. Allied delegates rejected portions of the proposals as divergent from expectations, while observers said the Red plans appeared to mix politics with strategy and that the US refrained from direct replies to political questions.
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Burke
Red
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