Union Street Carnival Aids Muscular Dystrophy Fund
A State Carnival for Muscular Dystrophy youngsters plans a benefit in the Union street neighborhood. The event runs 1 to 6 p.m. tomorrow at 622 Union street home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Armitage. Pony rides, fish pond, games, contests, refreshments, fortune teller, grab bags and other attractions are listed with a grand award. Chairmen Shelly Miller Helene Armitage Jackie Armitage and Lori Thompson are noted though Thompson is missing from the photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Street
Jack Armitage
Shelly Miller
Helene Armitage
Jackie Armitage
Lori Thompson
Early Florida trip for Demby family including island sights
Mrs Edward Demby and her children joined a Florida visit to Sanibel Captiva and Everglades sights aboard the Wofford cruise. They toured gardens, the Bavarian Gardens, and the Waltzing Waters display, attended church services, and heard the Bob Jones Ensemble during their stay. Meanwhile Erie hospital updates and local notices accompany a wedding, DAR event, and church announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Connie) Demby
Mary
Florida
Sylvia Hallstein
Miss Hallstein
Shell Point Village
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Foundation
Fort Myers
Sanibel
Captiva
South Seas
King's Crown Room
Everglades
Wofford
Caloosahatchee
Orange River
Alva Edison
Gulf Coast
Bob Jones
Chautauqua Week of Plays Concerts and Exhibits
Tomorrow at Norton Hall the play Romeo and Juliet opens at 8 pm. Chautauqua Tennis Association holds its annual championship starting 10 am daily through August 4. Gala Concert by School of Music students at 1 am. Art demo How to Paint a Head at 2 15 pm. Artists Recital first piano duet Clara Siegel and Marion Ruttenberg at 4 pm. A Petits Chanteurs concert at 8 20 pm and a film The Danube From the Black Forest to the Black Sea. Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra concert with Evan Whallon conducting at 8 20 pm features Leon Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Hall
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua Tennis Association
School of Music
Smith Wilkes Hall
Clara Siegel
Marion Ruttenberg
McKnight Recital Hall
At & P.t
Petits Chanteurs
la Croix de Lorraine
Danube
Black Forest
Black Sea
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Evan Whallon
Columbus Symphony
Chautauqua Opera Association
Leon Bates
the Danube
Alfredt Wall
Evan Whalton
Gon
Pian
Joh N. Gladstone
Toronto
The
Music School Festival Orchestra
Nathan Gorrschalk
Can
Hurieyue
Feuxfollets
Canada
National Dance Ensemble
Renda Greer-Dennis Knight Wedding at Spartansburg Church
Miss Renda Lee Greer and Dennis Knight wed at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Spartansburg on Saturday evening. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Greer, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knight, were married by Rev. Larry Mattox with a large reception at the Elks Lodge afterward. The couple plans to reside in Centerville after a honeymoon to Ocean City New York. The bride, a Edinboro State College graduate, will teach first grade at Mill Village Elementary, Fort LeBoeuf District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Ann Scouten
R.D. Corry
Frederick Howard Weagraff
Titusville
Qollock
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Spartansburg
Larry Mattox
Ralph Clark
Meadville
Frederick L. Weagraff
Renda Lee Greer
Dennis Knight
Robert L. Greer
R.D. 2
Centerville
Knight
Ralph Knight
B.D. 2
Carolyn Blakeslee
Judy Burgess
Becky Brown
Rosalie Ciukas
Bobbie Snapp
Edinboro State College
Edinboro
Mill Village
Fort LeBoeuf
Roth Cadillac
Erie
Life In Aleppo Bazaars Highlight The City’s Rich Trade
Aleppo merchants like Arel Marjani persevere in the Souk Nahassin, bartering patiently with Armenian buyers and locals amid a city famed for its bazaars and a forthcoming Euphrates Dam project. The article also notes Aleppo’s citadel, its cosmopolitan past, and enduring Arabic name Haleb meaning milk, reflecting its strategic caravan gateway. A secondary brief reports a San Francisco thief stealing $50 comics with a $4,200 value.
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Aleppo
Syria
Arel Marjani
Marjani
Souk Nahassin
Krikor
Krikar
Damascus
Allepa
Euphrates
Abraham
Mediterranean
Euphrates River
Desert
Mesopotamia
Egypt
Luncheon Bridge At Country Club
Members of the Women’s Association of the Corry Country Club and guests attended a luncheon and bridge session yesterday at the club. Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Rossbacher and Miss Winifred Mertz. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. William Myers, Mrs. Harold Powell, Miss Marion Jermiyn, and Mrs. R.B. McCord. Awards went to Mrs. Norman Bailey, Mrs. R.C. Anderson, Mrs. Harry W. Powers, and Mrs. LaVerne Miller. Next luncheon bridge is scheduled for August 9 with hostesses Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Mrs. W.W. Hammond Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the Corry Country Club
Richard Rossbacher
Winifred Mertz
William Myers
Miami, Fla
Harold Powell
Lakewood
N.Y
Marion Jermiyn
Rochester, NY
R.b.mccord
North East
Norman Bailey
R.C. Anderson
Harry W. Powers
LaVerne Miller
J. Fred Kinley
W.W. Hammond Sr
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Corry
Bertha McMichael
Birdie
Marjorie Brown
Gould Street
Manley
Mary) Robbins Sr
East Main Street
Myrtle Sundberg
Hamot Medical Center
Sundberg
Leishman
Florence McCray
Henry
Helen) Pedensky
Robert
Dorothy) Garfield
Helen Brown
Florence Pond
Chautauqua
Daughters of the American Revolution
Athenaeum
Richard L
Eleanor Roosevelt
McMichael
Manchester
England
Yorkshire
Manchester Cathedral
Wes
Columbus
Renda Greer
Mrs
San Francisco
New York
Lower Manhattan
New York City
Downtown
Uncle Willie’s
FBI
SAT
South Center Street
Kraft's Creamy Cheese
Whiz
Food Club
Stems & Pieces
Mushrooms
Gioia
Lj Chautanella
Tus
Chautauqua Symphony
TRA
Boris Brot
Staven Statyk
Buns Broil
Joeph Macerolla
National Film Board
Preyuations of Cartan
Governmiet
Chauta
Weill
Dale Waskermant
Puccine
Valine & Play & Opera
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