Anniversary Party for Clifford Warnshouse Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Clifford Warnshouse were honored at a silver anniversary party hosted by their son Everett and daughter Karen Saturday evening. About thirty five relatives and friends attended as silver candies and a decorated cake marked the occasion. The couple, married July 10 1990 at the Clymer Hill Church, received congratulatory cards and monetary gifts. Out of town guests included Altin Neckets DeLand Florida and Edward Gabriel North East among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Warnshouse
Everett
Karen Warnshouse
Allan Neckers
Beett Doddls
Warshouse
Club Social Gatherings and League Auxiliary Report
An item notes a Club Social Gathering and Teener League Auxiliary meeting at the ball field. Minutes cover dues, routine transactions, a rain delay for the Younger Teener event, and a penalty for late payments. Future auxiliary meetings and ticket sales for a Pony event are announced with dates and locations.
Ott Jr Speaks at Corry Rotary Meeting
Robert A Ott Jr a Corry Rotary Club member spoke at the Hotel Corry meeting introduced by EF Bottes. He detailed Rogers Structural Steel history founded in 1900 with expansion to present, and noted his role as vice president. Guests included Peter Mariotta and James Gleiner. Willam Winger attended from Pittsburgh. A directors board session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Ott Jr
Rotary Club
Robert A. Ott Jn
Corry Rotary
Chile
Hotel Corry
EF. Bottes
Monety
Ott
Rogers Structural Steel
Mr. Ott
Sirigine
al Xander
William ‘Leaby
Peter Mariotta
Pittsburgh
James Gleiner
St. Marys
Siesiom
Willam Winger
Board of Directors
Esther Circle Meeting Held At Skinner Cottage
The Esther Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met last evening at Canadohya Lake with Mrs Ben Skinner as host. Seventeen members and two guests attended and enjoyed a bountiful supper. President Mrs Edwin Roessbacher led a brief routine meeting with devotions by Mrs James Doulets. A social evening followed and the group adjourned to meet again August 2 at Mead Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Skinner Cottage
Esther Circle
Womatt’s Society of Christian Service
Canadohya Lake
Ben Jamin Skinner
Skiner Cottage
Omer
Edwin Rossbacher
James Doulets
Te Qroup
Aedia
Mead Park
Honor William F Prinz at 8th birthday party
A birthday party honored William F Prinz on his eighth birthday this Sunday at his grandmother’s home 412 Concord Street. Fifteen children attended with hats and candy favors. Games and a picnic lunch were enjoyed. guests included Mrs Pring and siblings from Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Prinz
Willan F. Print
William Pring
Catherine Ressler
Concord Street
Prine
Inigy
Thomias Ressler
Warren
Tommy
Terry
Thoms Ressler
Neighborhood Club Hosts Bingo Evening at Mrs Henline’s
Mrs Joseph Henline entertained New Neighborhood Club members at her West Columbine avenue home. Ten members and one guest, Frances Stewart, attended. Prizes went to Mary Stafford and Edin Williams. Myrtle Alcunt won the door prize. A potato soup, Lito Antie items, and pie with ice cream were served. Plans set for August 2 at Mrs Lyle Shreve’s home to observe Mrs Jennie Akin’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henline
West Colinibus Avenue
Newhborhood Club
Frances Stewart
Mary Stafford
Edin Williams
Myrtle Alcunt
Lyle Shreve
Jennie Akin
Poster Contest Winners Entertained By BPW Club
The Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a Salem poster contest awards event at Shadyside pavilion. First prizes of 2 dollars went to Kathy Downey Vivian Eaton and Edward Oates. second prizes of 1.50 went to Pat Bachofner Wall Cady and Thomas Polack. third prizes of 1 went to Wichfyud Bachofner Barbara Burton and Carol Keefer. Honorees included Nancy Han Jey Stanley Butelen Bagonia Ci fell Rand Reed Patsiew McCluskey. The committee served hot dinners and treats to attendees.
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Pel
Shadyside Pavilion
Kathy Downey
Wivian Eaton
Edward Oates
Pat Bachofner
Wall Cady
Thomas Polack
Wichfyud Bachofner
Barbara Burton
Carol Keefer
Nancy
Han Jey
Stanley Butelen
Bagonia Cifell
Rand
Reed
Patsiew McCluskey
Mops
Aormina Tiroth
Mok Harey Bloat
Miss Genh Sawehs
Ming Mary Elfen Bell
Sorority Picnic For Children At Mead Park
Members of Epsilon Phi Chapter of Bet Stoma Phi Sorority hosted a picnic yesterday at Mead Park. Mothers and several children enjoyed a tureen lunch, wading pools, and other amusements at the park starting around 1 o'clock. The group announced plans for a family picnic for spouses and children at Mead Park on July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi Chapter
Bet Stoma Phi Sorority
Mead Park
Nike
Birthday Party at Mead Park Honors David Fogle
A birthday party at Mead Park honored David Fogle who is six years old. Miss Leois Standlian hosted with David Fogle and friends for a picnic supper and a cake decorated with a cowboys and horses motif. Gifts were presented to David by attendees.
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Mead Park
David Fogle
Mroward
Russian Journalist Attends Dedication At Stratford
A Moscow correspondent, Eugene Litoshko, visited Stratford for a festival opening tied to an American Shakespeare Festival. He praised the production, but urged no further festivals this year, while spectators praised the event as a symbol of cultural exchange. In Washington, President Eisenhower withdrew Henry Varnee Raab’s nomination for Horsham postmaster after the April 1 submission.
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Stratford
William Shakespeare
Eugene Litoshko Litoshiko
Moscow
Pravda
Cota Spe
State Department
New York
Bridgeport
Russia
Julius Cae
Wes
American Shakespeare Festival
Academy
Raymond Mosse
Washington
Eisenhower
Henry —Varnee Raab_tor
Horsham
Senate
Senate Probing Power Contract Amid Dixon-Yates Hearing
Chairman J Ensign presides as the Senate probes the Dixon-Yates power contract amid suspensions and potential firings. Witnesses discussed privileged administrative matters, with questions about mispayments and the possibility of visibility to Congress, while Armstrong refused to answer as lawmakers vow a thorough inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
AMN Geo Hrowiell
Dixon-Yates
Congress
Russell Proposes Reserve Plan Revision
Senator Russell proposes changes to the military reserve program urged by the President and the Pentagon. The plan would expand voluntary service for young reservists while granting authority for mobilization drills and congnitancy risk assessments based on past and present service. The Pentagon requests both features, with the senator calling it closer to the administration’s aim.
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Washington
Sen Russel
Nitary Reserve
Elsentinner
Pentagon
Tnt
Tusself
Benate
Servicii
Yuo
Latebrush Trail and Sports Clinic Highlight Local Coverage
A dense schedule lists sport programs, talk shows, and weather segments for the day. Notable items include Julius Laos and Artie Golfrey hosting segments, Garry More and Arthur Godfrey appearances, and kids shows like Learn and Live. Local news, weather, and theatrical listings fill the hourly lineup.
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Nply
Julius Laos
Artie Golfrey
Mornti
Garry More
Arthur Godfrey
Tur
Lise
Tit Waid-Seareh
Wben-Tv
Buffalo
Toston
the Guiding Light
Ledy
Matinee Playhouse
Robert Q. Lewis
Moet
the Millers
Bix Payott
Bob Crosby
The
Ames Brothers
Break May Be Near in Slaying of Mrs Staunton Chink
In Charleston West Virginia authorities expect a breakthrough in the 1953 bludgeoning death of Juliet Staunton Chink. Two life-term inmates Thurman Rice and Robert P Miller have orders for return from Kanawha County to face charges connected to the murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Ponce
Moundsville
State Penitentiary
Chirk
John T. Copenhaver
Juliet Staunton Chink
South Hills
Charlton
Cyrus Hill
Kanawha County Intermediate Court
Thurman Rice
Robert P. Miller
Nitro
Kanawha County
Charles
Studebaker May Be Hit By Strike In South Bend
In South Bend Indiana the United Auto Workers negotiators decide if a strike will halt the Studebaker Packard plant where about 1,800 workers were recently laid off. Local 5 CIO UAW reports 82 percent of 7,010 members voted for authorizing the negotiators to act. The dispute centers on a production standard clause the union says forbids layoffs, while the company argues it permits them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
United Auto
Studebaker Packard Corp
Neil Mooring
Cio-Uaw
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