Wedding party and summer visits in Wattaburk area
Hosts Mr and Mrs Lewis Brumagin plan an early evening rehearsal party at their Wattaburk home to honor Miss Sherwood and her wedding party. Numerous relatives from Waterford, Akron, East Main Street and nearby towns attend, with bridesmaids Jing and Nancy Brumagin among the guests. The piece lists hospitality, travel plans, hospital admissions, and local summer visits as part of a bustling community scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Brumagin
Wattebury
Gue
Ows
Ntdl Mia
Tisyd Dill
Waterford
Ouor
Jing
Nancy Bruinagin
Rum Wattaburk
Soloik
Onmnint
Jéruld Lansberry
Evie
Wayne Jaggi
Willtan Janes
Akronton
Wayne Jaggs Slater
Eaward Westren
William Jaggi
Gerald Bagley
Mick
Grace Ann
East
Ting Street
Moughton
N.Y
Houghton Goutze
Donald Bagley
Edward Raymond
R. D
Dock Hig
Mra
Paul
Bauer
West Park Place
Wooster
Himier
Robert Lorwick
Huily
Sally Motteson
National College For Christ In Workers
Kuna City
Hye Paretilé
Guy Motieson
Caroline
Doris
Priscilla
Sally
Univerity of Pittsburgh
Janek Matleson
Spencer Hospital School of Nursing
Moodylife
Havid Lyman
Union City
Gerald Lundean
Bear Lake
Erwin Brown
Las Crescent
Calif
Hi Ray Harris
Evangelical United Bethref Church
Graeme Reid
Butt Fall
N. J
Dave
Lipieante
Uyle Dangster
Herbert Alles
Allee
West Congresstreet
Robert Mulvin
Dale
Mulvin
East Main
Ras
California State Teachtre College
Alvin Suttles
Youngstown
John Donaldson
East Main Street
Shirley Bennett
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana, Pa
Gary Bennett
West Smith Street
Bennett
Wayne Hopking
Wilma
Suisan Miller
John Rozelle
Douglas Rozelle Sr
Guest Night Dance At Country Club Tonight
A club sponsored social event, “Guest Night,” will be held at the Corry Country Club tonight for members and guests. Herbie Johnson and his orchestra will perform from 9:30 pm to 2 am, marking the season’s first such event and the only guest affair this year. Attendance is requested with registration for participants at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Milslé
Herbie Johnson
Tlinti
Mothers Circle Plans Father Daughter Banquet Event
Mothers of Rainbow Girls are invited to join the circle for a monthly gathering in nine Masonic Rooms. The banquet will honor fathers and daughters with a formal program and social time. Attendance is requested from all chapter mothers for the evening event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Circle
Mathert
Plann
Tunguet
Rainbow Girls
Mrs J Fred Kinley Hosts Card Group Evening
Mrs J Fred Kinley hosted a card group at Findley, Dak to enjoy bridge. Guests included Mrs Jack Stahl and Mr Fred Kinley. Winners received prizes as Howard Ross and two others were noted for outstanding play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fred Kinley
Jacke Stahl
Fred
Kinley
Findley
Atahl Sind Mira
Howard Ross
Kiere Watt
Tinrell
Star Wien
Silver Tea Planned By Spring Creek Girl Scouts
Silver Tea will be hosted by Spring Creek Girl Scouts with Brownie and Junior troops present. Proceeds support camp activities and local community projects. The event takes place at 4 o clock with refreshments and a display by Camporee participants. Local leaders include Gil Seoul and Sinem Siekyu assisting with arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Eainor Girl Scout
Frogps
Tin Spring
Chinen
Iltonur
Sinem Siekyu
Gil Seoul Campolee
Michigun
Gliminder
Newborn Additions Highlight Circtevie Family News
In Circtevie Mrs Hughes and Mr Hughes of Fourth Avenue announce the birth of a baby girl named Ghd My. Mrs Berry AG Nicholl of Wilttatrenk and the couple are also mentioned. The child is now at the Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Circtevie
Dobry Hughes
Fourth Avenue
Berry AG Nicholl
Wilttat
Corry Memorial Mapital
Rattlesnake To Be King Tomorrow In Pennsylvania Village
In a north central Pennsylvania town of about 100 residents, swelling to 2 000 with curious visitors, the second annual rattlesnake roundup will crown a Rattlesnake King. Hunters guided by pros will search for timber rattlers to capture alive, with a 36 inch snake bounty. The event includes picnics, a baseball game, a dance, and the crowning of a Rattlesnake Queen. Morris, once a mining town, sits 49 miles north of Williamsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atesentindt
Pennsylvania
Morris
Williamsport
Judges Study Union Vote Jurisdiction in Pittsburgh Case
In Allegheny County Common Pleas Court judges considered whether to accept jurisdiction over a local union dispute or defer to the AFL CIO International Union of Electrical Workers. The case, filed by Alfred Thomas, a defeated IUE Local 601 president candidate, seeks a court supervised recount after alleging ballot fraud. Local IUE counsel argued Thomas has not exhausted all international procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
County Common Pleas Court
Aflcio International Union of Electrical Workers
William H. McNalligher
Walter P. Smart
Ay Marshall
Thompson
Alfred ‘Thomas
IUE
Thomas
J. Alfred Winer
TUE
the International
Constit
Thunder Strikes Circus Elephants Trigger Near Stampede
A thunderclap startled baby elephants during a Barnum and Bailey performance in Philadelphia causing a near stampede. Five handlers were injured as a herd surged, with Benjamin White, 26, of Sarasota hospitalized for a back injury and several others treated for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Benjamin White
Sarasota
Fla
Robert Burkhart
John Hayes
Joseph Pettit
Walter Allen
Guard test raises security at Queen's birthday parade
A columnist reports testing the police guard by posing as an assassin and could have fired at Queen Elizabeth II from close range during the trooping of the color ceremony marking the queen's 30th birthday. Police increased presence as rumors of Cyprus gunmen surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Ward
The
Daily Sketch
Ward
Cyprus
England
Scotland Yard
Settlement dispute delays installation of new officials
James B. Carey wired Judge Smart last week to appoint a three man committee to investigate Thomas charges if the court would consent. The dispute delays installation while Abraham Fishkin claims the IUE constitution fails to protect his client.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Carey
TUE
Smart
Use
Thoma
Abraham Fishkin
Thomas
IUE
Judge Moore Testifies in Sachs Tax Conspiracy Case
Series of courtroom recaps detail Judge George H. Moore testimony about calls from Henry Schwimmer seeking delay in the 1951 indictment of Irving Sachs for income tax evasion. Also notes Judge Roy W. Harper's testimony on probation letters and leniency factors in Sachs case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
George H. Moore
Te T 8
District’ Court
Missouri
White House
Moore
Matthew J. Connelly
Truman
Wdo
Lamar Caudle
Justice Department
Irving Sachs
St. Louis
Henry Schwimmer
Kansas City
Sachs
Schwimmer
Ramah
Suidge Moore
Roy W. Harper
Cindle
Buchs
Harper
Priest Fights Lion To Save Scout Boy At Zoo
Rev Ronald Aylward, leader of a scout party, climbed a 20 foot fence at Whipshade Zoo and struck a charging male lion with an iron bar amid three female lions. He saved an 11 year old boy, Tony Murphy, who lost both arms and lay in critical condition after the attack. Police said the boy had climbed over a safety fence into the animal pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Murphy
Dom
Tony
Whipshade Zoo
Two Die and Six Hurt in U S 340 Head-on Crash
Two people were killed and six injured in a head-on collision on U S 340 seven miles west of here last night. Victims from Maryland include Grayson Oliver Hooper 32 and his daughter Marlene 2 of Thurmont both with fractured skulls. Injured are James Archibald Jr 50 of Baltimore with broken ribs and head cuts Carolyne Archibald 48 his wife with broken leg and fractured ribs Mrs Erma Hooper 31 of Thurmont head injuries Mrs Este Rice 66 of Thurmont broken collar bone and head injuries Ernest Rice 19 of Thurmont head and leg lacerations Allen Hooper three months old undetermined injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Here
Maryland
Grayson Oliver Hooper
Marlene
Thurmont
James Archibald Jr
Baltimore
Carolyne Archibald
Erma Hooper
Ernest Rice
Riots Aboard Vessel After Crystal Beach Clash Probed
Investigators probe a Memorial Day riot aboard the steamer Canadiana following clashes between whites and Negroes at Crystal Beach Ontario. At least 50 injured, nine youths arrested. U S FBI joined at Buffalo’s request. Authorities express grave concern and monitor possible echoes in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purramy
Crystal Beach
Ontario
Lake Erie
Nero
U.S
Buffalo
FBI
U. S
John O. Henderson
Averell Harriman
Industrial Aid Measure Signed in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports a state appropriation of one million dollars will be shared by local industrial development agencies. The funds are set to help agencies recruit and establish new or expanded industrial, commercial, and manufacturing enterprises in the counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Counses
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Grice Jewelers Norte Center
Washington
S&h
Baby Doll
P.j's
Berkshire
Miracle Eaticure
Priest
Lion
Boy Dunsta
Connie’s
Parkerhouse
Keeblers Club
Aily
Doe
Secus
Bank OF Corry
the Friendly Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Goung
Victor Einich
Buffalo Field
State Commission Against Discrimination
Fiat
Larisfond
Zein Nodbs
F. C. Chapin & Son
Howard Duff
Victor Jory
Glenn Pord
Barbara Stanwyck
ED W. G. Robinson
Aldo Ray
Phil Carey
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