Lead Theft Suspects Admit 1500 Pounds Stolen
Erie police report two plant workers Donald Holcomb and Stanley Stucaynski admitted stealing 1500 pounds of lead from American Iron Supply worth 200 dollars. Lead melted down to a few hundred pounds when sold as plumber's caulking lead. Aldermen ordered held for court.
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Erie
Carl Kalinowski
Donald Holcomb
Stanley Stucaynski
Charles Gold
Kalinowski
Mickey Kinecki
Woman claims hot air intrusion from neighbor’s fan in police court
Mrs. Stella Wojciechowski, 61, told Judge Mason S. Sullivan that air from a neighbor's window fan blows into her bedroom, keeping her warmer while the neighbor is cooler. A warrant was issued charging the neighbor, M. A. Kupsik, with disorderly conduct. The report also notes use of a muzzle-loading gun in marksman competitions.
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Chicago
Stella Wojciechowski
Wojciechowski
Mason S. Sullivan
M. A. Kupsik
Wedding of So Cle Ty Giisner at Clymer with Lookenhouse couple
The article reports the wedding of Emogene TeWinkle and Ivan Lookenhouse in Abbe Reform Church Clymer. Attendants included Nan cy Dunnewold Edith TeWinkle Charlotte TeWinkle and Everett Lookenhouse with reception for about 500 guests from North East Sin clairville Youngstown Corry and Clymer. The bride wore Chantilly lace and net gown, carried white carnations and a lavender orchid, and the couple plan to reside on the groom's farm after a Washington trip.
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Clymer
Emogene TeWinkle
Louis J. Te- Winkle
Ivan Lookenhouse
Clyde Lookenhouse
Florence Ruslink
Benjamin Hoffman
Abbe Reformed
Mable Schruers
Karen Warnshouse
Nancy Dunnewold
Miss TeWinkle
Edith ‘TeWinkle
Charlotte ‘TeWinkle
Everett Lockenhouse
Virginia Cady
James Cady
Allan Dunnewold
Raymond
Ernest Te | Winkle
North East
Sinclairville
Youngstown
Corry
James Hurst
James Lictus
Ralph White
Geraldine Warner
Vince Bensink
Washington, D. C
Lockenhouse
Clymer Central School
Miss Sharon Sickler Named Contest Candidate
Miss Sharon Sickler was chosen by Spring Creek Grange No. 236 to represent the group in the Potato Queen contest at their meeting held in the Grange Hall. Plans were set to confer the first and second degrees on August 12. The program focused on safety and included arranging joint meetings with East Branch Grange and highway officials to obtain more safety signs for the Spring Creek area. A card party for Grange members was announced for August 21. The session ended with cupcakes and coffee served by Mr and Mrs Bernard Porter and Mrs Winifred Johnson.
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Sharon Sickler
Spring Creek Grange No. 236
William Graybill
Spring Creek
East Branch
Grange
Bernard Porter
Winifred Johnson
Sciota Ladies Aid Holds All Day Meeting At Kolstee Home
Nearly 50 members attended the Sciota Ladies Aid session at Mrs Homer Kolstee home. Mrs Floyd Arnink led routine business and a noon twin dinner was served. Talks turned to a family picnic planned for September 5 at Mead Park and the afternoon was spent visiting and sewing. Next meeting date and place to be announced.
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Sciota
Homer Kolstee
Sciota Ladies Aid
B.D
Floyd Arnink
Mead Park
VFW Auxiliary Votes For August Dutch Maid Party
The VFW Auxiliary met in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home with Mrs. James Keppel presiding. The group planned a Dutch Maid party for August 12 and urged members to bring friends. A gift will honor past department president Twila Bolt at a September 1 testimonial dinner in Greenville, with Rosa McElroy winning a special prize.
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Sue Copie Audouang
VW Aumiliary
VWF
James Keppel
Twila Bolt
Greenville
Rosa McElroy
Shower Honors Mrs Frank Cmiel At Home Gathering
Mrs Joseph McConnell hosted a party for Mrs Frank Cmiel last night at her sister's home, R D 1, entertaining 16 friends. Guests awarded prizes to Mrs Jack Walters Mia Rodger Lilley Mrs Homer Bulard Mrs John Kane and Mrs Richard Kinney. Refreshments included salad, shower cake, tea and coffee.
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Frank Cmiel
Joseph McConnell
Frank Comiel
Rupert
Morris
R. D
Cmiel
Jack Walters
Mia
Rodger Lilley
Homer Bulard
John Kane
Richard Kinney
Hand Club Picnic At Mead Park
Helping Hand Club members and families enjoyed a picnic at Mead Park last evening. About 30 persons attended a bountiful supper at 6 p.m. at the hillside pavilion. Mrs. G. A. Pier and Mrs. Loretta Belden led the committee. Cards followed the meal and plans were made for a future picnic on August 26 at Mrs. Bertha Dorwin’s Mead avenue home.
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G Hand Club
Mead Park
Helping Hand Club
Hillside Pavilion
G. A. Pier
Loretta Belden Swere
Bertha Dorwin
Mead Avenue
Contract Bridge Club Met Last Evening
Local contract bridge club met with Mrs. E. W. Peldt of West Bmith Street. Two tables were in play. Winners were Mrs. H. L. Rowe and Mrs. Horton Davis. Guest Mrs. J. H. Heerlein received the special award. Hostess served light refreshments. meeting adjourned to reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. Davia.
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Contract Bridge Club
E. W. Peldt
West Bmith Street
H. L. Rowe
Horton Davis
J. H. Heerlein
Davia
Twin births report from Corry Memorial Hospital
A son born this morning to Mr and Mrs William Scouten of RD1 at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter born last evening to Mr and Mrs Basil Lamielle of BD3 at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Donald Fairchild
North Center Street
Wiliam Scouten
R.D
Miland-Mrx
Basil Lamielle
B. D
Feldt Hostess E W Feldt Contract Bridge Evening
Mrs E W Feldt entertained her contract bridge club Tuesday evening at Tarbell's Tea Room for Mrs Ruth Martin of Oxford visiting here. Bridge was enjoyed later at the Feldt home on West Smith Street with Mrs J H Heerlein and Mrs Martin as award winners. Mrs R G Anderson to host next session in two weeks.
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E. W. Feldt
Contract Bridge Club
Tarbell's
Ruth Martin
Oxford
Feldt
Weat ‘Smith Street
J. H. Heerlein
Martin
R. G. Anderson
East Branch Grange Meeting Recap at Grange Hall
Master Bruce Batley called East Branch Grange to order last evening at the Grange Hall. A small attendance noted with routine transactions. Mrs Mabel Kane and her committee with Miss Lois Kane and Miss Phyllis Hebebs served light refreshments. Next session scheduled for August 1st.
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East Branch Grange
Bruce Batley
Mabel Kane
Lois Kane
Phyllis Hebebs
Concord Secret Sisters Picnic at Mead Park
The annual Concord Secret Sisters summer picnic was held yesterday at Mead Park. Fifty members attended a bountiful picnic dinner at 1 o'clock. A pleasant social afternoon followed at the park. Mrs. Will Rose attended.
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Concord
Mead Park
Concord Secret Sisters
Explosion at Fireworks Firm Kills Two in New Jersey
State police and FBI investigated a blast at Un Excelled Chemical Co in Cranbury New Jersey that killed two workers and injured ten others. The firm had been handling government munition contracts and the cause remained undetermined with damage not yet estimated. Named victims included Joseph LaMantin and John LaMantin. Three others hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Cranbury
N. J
FBI
Chestertown
Chicago
William Sawyer
Civilian Defense
New Jersey
Benjamin Crowley
Crowley
Joseph LaMantin
John LaMantin
Staten Island
Women on the fair committee named for event committee
Mrs. Lucian Lindholm and Mrs. Chester McCray were listed on the arrangement committee for the af fair, indicating active civic involvement and oversight of event planning duties.
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Lucian Lindholm
Chester McCray
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