Social News From Youngstown Visitors and Returns
Mr and Mrs William Price of Youngstown host and welcome guests including Bruce Thomas and his wife. Mrs 5 LB Muchees returns from a Youngstown visit with sisters H W Hale and J McCambridge. The piece catalogs numerous local visits, trips to Cleveland, Detroit, Green Bay and Minneapolis, and a discharged Army veteran Merle Bessa staying with relatives near Chaum?qua Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Price
Youngstown
Bruce Thomas
Second Avenue
Muchees
East South Street
H.W. Hale
John McCambridge
Mitchevs
George Davis
Hugene Piers
Shin James
East Bouch Stree
Petes
Helen McDonald
Los Angeles
Green B
Wis
Fie
Peters
Josephine Peters
G. T. Miller
Hummund
Tad
M. Dane Spiesmam
Firs Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Finley Lake
Raymond Sindbure
Clarence Miller
Lansing
Mich
LaVerne Milter
East May
Gerald Acker
Gowmellyville
Blanche Love
East Smith Street
Spar
Tansbore
AY. Cochinent
Sandra
Pinderiere Street
Great Lakes
Timmy Station
Gurat Guehray
Olathe, Han
My.cata
B. W. Tagram
Hebron
Tne
John H. Fenglermacher
Ans
Detroit
Merle Bessa
Besson
Germany
Alice McJunkin
Mary Ann Lingo
Cleveland
Miss Anna Mae Lookenhouse Weds F James Hurst at Abbe Reformed
Miss Anna Mae Lookenhouse and F James Hurst united in marriage at Abbe Reformed Church in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Gerald Dykstra. The bride wore a white satin net gown with a colonial bouquet. Attendants included Miss Charlotte Legiers as maid of honor. A reception for 250 followed. Out-of-town guests attended from multiple towns. The bride is a 1962 Clymer Central School graduate. groom a Sherman Central School alumnus. He will report to Navy base in Williamsburg, Virginia. bride will reside with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle Rockers
Richard Ton Huken
Charlotte Legiers
Wilbur Lockenhouse
Hazel Hurst
Dulloyma
Diane Lookerhowye
Shugore
Michel Olmstond
Jerry Russell
Mr. Hurst
Wilbur
Loakeninuse
Albert Hurst
Tor
South Dayton
Sponsburg
Cassadaga
Mayvill Chautunla
Donkirk
Cony Youngsville
Bearlake
Ripley
Wethield
Olean Franklinville
Wallsburg
Sherman
Masters Point Bridge Winners Announced At Garden Room
Thirteen Mitchell system tables played Wednesday evening at the Garden Room of the VW. Master point night results list multiple pair winners: North and South Mrs David Cropp and Mrs Allie Ruissell 18s. Mrs Higgel Foulke and Miss Tekla Laffey 131. Mrs George Stomt and Mrs John Molson 17. Hilda MacDougall and RP Leembitis 164. East and West pairs included Mrs Garteude Mason and Jack Thompson WM. Helen Camp and Jeff Sobel 175. Sumner Bliley and Mrs George Loesel 17s. D L Veteran and Joseph Scaliso 10. Theodore Tubley will take reservations for next week's event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noth Nd South
David Cropp
Allie Ruissell
Higgel Foulke
Tekla Laffey
George Stomt
John Molson
Hilda MacDougall
RP. Leembitis
Garteude Mason
Jack Thompson
Helen Camp
Jeff Sobel
Sumner Bliley
George Loesel
D. L. Veteran
Joseph Scaliso
Theodore Tubley
Miss Mary Jo Hepler Speaks at WOTM Meeting
Miss Mary de Hepler, guest speaker at the Women of the Moose meeting, spoke on Mooseheart school where she graduated. Planning details covered the annual art show at Mead Park on August 26 chaired by Mrs Alfred Gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Hepler
WOTM
Mary de Hepler
Women of the Moose
Mooseheart
Groud
Leland Wilcox
Jessie Mason
Youngstown Kitchey
Lodge
John Davis
Dora Daye
Joseph DeMarte
Twila Griffis
Davis
Mead Park
Alfred Gone
Ruth Stark
Bertha Darwin
John Patocki
Donald Gates
B Lindberg
Julia Zeppa
Wilcox
Arsist
Sekerak's Grove
Wilccox
Moosehears
Clara Blanche
Julia Zepki
Arthur Lite
Kurh Lindbere
Cher Huth
Charles VanTnsunl
Ma- Sun
Shower Honors Mrs Richard Trisket At West Church Home
Fifteen friends and relatives attended a stork shower for Mrs. Richard Trisket at Norbert Bach Intz and Paull Trisket’s West Church home. Games entertained guests. prizes went to several women. The guest received gifts including a decorated doll carriage. Out of town guests included Mrs Norman Faust of Jamestown and Mrs Clarence Thompson and Mrs Roger Trisket of Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Trisket
Norbert Bach
Paull Trisket
West Church
Mary Hnatysyyn
Lyle Thompson
Oliver Aust
Herbert Tolsker
Charles Bowman
Norman Faust
Jamestown
Clarence Thompson
Roger Trisket
Panama
Columbus Church Picnic At Mead Park
A summer picnic for Columbus Community Church members was held yesterday at Mead Park with 183 attendees. A bountiful supper was served and volunteers led the event with tables, ice cream, cake, lemonade, and games coordinated by listed organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Community Church
Mead Park
Frank Bettes
de Fores Bindiey
Andrew Christensen
Charles Swanson
David Lines
Mies Phylip Hill
Sonja Wester
New C J Employes Picnic At Chautauqua Cottage
A picnic for new employees of Chevy Jamestown sales and industrial engineering departments and their wives was held yesterday at D A Hillstrom's summer home at Chautauqua Point. Twenty six guests attended and social time was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C-J
Chautauqua Cottage
Chevy-Jamestown
D. A
Martin Motor Sales Employees Hold Family Party
The employees and families of Martin Motor Sales gathered last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Marlin on Mendaverme. The group enjoyed hot dogs and hamburgers outdoors and spent the evening playing games and watching movies. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank VanTassel and Mr and Mrs Tarieyr Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Motor Sales
Mro
Arthur Marlin
Mendaverme
Frank VanTassel
Tarieyr Johnson
Ladies Day at Country Club Featured by Members
A Ladies Day at the Country Club drew members to the event. Prizes were won by Mrs Frank Gralt, Mrs BW Wall, and Mrs Alberthie Hind. The next event is scheduled for July 21 with Mrs Len Hoylen and Mrs Robert Forrester in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorry
Qh Woni
User Wuesty
Frank Gralt
BW. Wall
Alberthie Hind
Len Hoylen
Robert Forrester
Fred ‘Trebey
Spencer Ladies Aid Met Yesterday at Mrs Lyle Merry Home
The Spencer Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs Lyle Merry's home with eighteen guests attending for a noon Laurene dinner. President Carl Fulton led the business session and members voted to send a monetary gift to Rey and support for foreign missionaries. Members wore dedication bands as the work period closed. The next gathering will be a picnic at Mead Park in August for all members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spenier Ladies Aid
Lyle Merry
Carl Fultom
Rey
Norman Warter
Vienne Ah Mead Park
Aubust Bish
Air Force unable to explain saucer reports
Haxvan O A spokesman said the Air Force cannot explain a thousand saucer reports received, with radar and jet fighter activity noted but no contact made with any saucer. Ground radar tracked unexplainable objects at 1500 to 2000 mph, while some visual sightings remained uncorroborated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxvan
Veaphy Weridht-Patterson Air
Woren Bawe
Dayton Journal-Horale
Air Force
Cape
Ruppert
Air Technical Intelligence Center
Latel
Newborn Stan Brumagin Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A Stan Brumagin was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Brumagin of Clymer. The birth adds a new member to the Brumagin family as local records record the newborn’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Stan
Corry Memorial Hospital
Carlton Brumagin
Clymer
Mother Ordered to Pay 250 Monthly for Child Support
Superior Judge L Z Winn ordered Mrs Lucille Katyll to pay 2500 monthly for child support of their daughter Anniette as the custody remains with the father. The ruling also awards 9000 in alimony to Charles Katyll, citing Mrs Katylls substantial income from timber. Divorce proceedings may follow as Mrs Katyll sought to counterclaim for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
L. Z. Winn
Weve Winn
Charles Katvll
Lucille Katyll
Katyll
Anniette
Tinois Luyp
Tasely
Illinois delegates weigh Barkley support in race
Georgia Senator says he would not expect Barkley to agree with him on every detail. CIO leader Krall criticizes Hulseell switch and favors voting records. Senator Kefauver, foe of Taft-Hartley, rebuts claims of victory in civil rights debate. Averell Harriman predicts strength for Fair Deal cause and nomination. Also a historical note on flax weaving in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Barkley
Georgia
Jick Krall
CIO
Prelident Action Committee
Ane Porter
Krall
Ustus Kefuiver
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Rves
Saab I
King Kong
Nitapinne
Tig Lee Orcey
Clark Ben Johnson
Peter Graves
Powell’s Used Cars
East Main St
Anna Mae Lookenhouse
F. James Hurst
Abbe Reformed Church
Flit
Columbus Church
Country Club
Spencer Ladies Aid
Helen
Topp
Smart Women’s Shop
North Center Street
aUe
Warner
F. C. Chapin & Son
Europe
Nancy Didee Pants
Evan Faber
Nancy Didea Ponty
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