Dog Law Prosecutions Down In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports praise for dog owners as April saw no prosecutions for dog law violations. Most issues involve running at large by licensed and unlicensed dogs, risking livestock and rabies spread. Over 94,000 dogs licensed in April, with 60 livestock damage claims investigated and paid settlements totaling $145, and $695.80 for earlier incidents.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charles P. Bishop
Bureau of Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Bride-to-be honored at Park Street bridge luncheon
A near future marriage of Gnapin was celebrated with a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Frank M. Lavelanc on Park Street. Afternoon games followed a 1 PM luncheon with award recipients including Mrs. EB Hawkins and Mrs. Chapin, while attendees included Mrs. Frank Graft and Mrs. Frank N. Ames among others.
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Panugoan Gnapin
Frank M. Lavelanc
Park Street
Eb, Hawkins
Chapin
Albertha Himrod
Frank Graft
Frank N. Ames
Eleanor Meade
R. B. Mosier
J. Trvine
Arthur
Creighton
Large Attendance At Piano Recital
Large numbers attended a Saturday evening piano recital at the Methodist Church parlors given by Miss Navumi Johnson’s intermediate and advanced students. Guest violinist Arthur Briggs joined the program and a student orchestra accompanied the violins. Many local residents were noted among attendees and the event ran alongside other social and civic activities of the weekend.
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Methodist Church
Mrs Falkinberg Honored By Grange For 61 Years Membership
Mrs Margaret Walkinberg received a fifty year certificate and a sixty year golden sheaf pin at a Grange meeting of Corry Grange No 55 with 30 members and two guests. Master Roy Swart led the session. Mrs Falkinberg has 61 years of Grange membership, seven in Spartansboro and the rest in this city. Awarded degrees went to Mr Andrew MacPhews o and Miss Grace Mulligan. A program on Matske Vows in Pioneer Days was read by Mrs GO A Pier, with group stunts. Ice cream dike and coffee were served by Mrs Ruth Clark and Mrs Swart. Meeting adjourned June 18.
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Falkinberg
Grange
Margaret Walkinberg
Corry Grange No
Goodwill
Spartansburg
I. O. C. F. Hall
Roy Swart
Spartansboro
Nazarene Young Married Group Holds Social Meeting
The Young Married People of the Church of The Nazarene gathered at the parsonage for a social evening. Devotions and the business session were led by President Lewis Hebers, followed by games and light refreshments. Mrs Alten Fonte of 30 Worth Street will host on July 1, with four Wiener honorees to attend.
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Church of the Nazarene
Lewis Hebers
Alten Fonte
Worth Street
Wiener Roneb
Craft Guild Chapter To Meet At Erie June 15
The Iie Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen plans a June 16 meeting in Erie. Mrs Walter Hendricks on Weld Road will host a picnic, with speaker Mrs Paul Smith from the Cleveland Art Museum. She will demonstrate piling and selling handmade wares.
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Craft Guild
Erie
Iie
Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
Walter Hendricks
Wold Road
Paul Smith
Clevelatd Art Museum
Smith
Birthday Dinner Honors Two Local Residents
Mr AMG and Mrs A J Gibbs of East Bend street hosted 16 guests at 5 PM Sunday for a birthday dinner at the Gibbs residence. Honorees were Mrs V O Gibbs of West Smith street and E R Warner of Titusville. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Warner and son Ronnie of Titusville and Mr and Mrs E D Warner of Hydetown.
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Amg
A. J. Gibbs
East "Bend "Street
V. O. Gibbs
West Smith Street
E.R. Warner
Titusville
Warner
Ronnie
D, Warner
Hydetown
Twin births announced for Magee and Wetherbee families
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Clinton Magee of 719 West Wayne Street at Corry Hospital late Saturday morning. A daughter was also born to Mr and Mrs Charles Wetherbee of R D 2 Centerville early yesterday at Corky Hospital.
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A Sim
Clinton Magee
West
Wayne Street
Corry Hospital
Charles Wetherbee
Centerville
Corky Hospital
Birthday Party for Three-Year-Old Miss Phyllis Mixer
Miss Phyllis Mixer, age three, was honored with a Saturday afternoon birthday party hosted by her aunt Mrs Gerald Floss. The event featured games, refreshments including sandwiches and cake, and guests received plastic wagons and balloons. Mrs John Hornic, Mrs Charles Dirks, and Mrs Edy Smith assisted during the celebration.
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Phyllis Mixer
Gerald Floss
Charles Dirks
Edy Smith
Ploss
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Jane Hillstrom
Miss Mary Jane Hillstrom turned ten on June 1. Her mother Mrs D Armour Hillstrom hosted a party at the Hillstrom home on Chautauqua Lake. Fourteen girls attended, enjoyed lake activities, boating, and a spaghetti dinner at 6 o clock with birthday cakes and ice cream sodas. Gifts pleased the guest of honor as Mrs C A Hillstrom and Mrs A Williams assisted.
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Mary Jane Hillstrom
D. Armour Hillstrom
Hillstrom
Chautauqua Lake
Mary Jane
C. A. Hillstrom
A. Williams
Miller Family Home Celebrates Double Family Occasion
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs A L Miller on Calmly Line road marked by a family dinner and an open house following their June 1899 marriage. About 108 relatives and friends attended with 30 family members, gifts, and decorated cake amid spring flowers and gold and white decor.
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A. L. Miller
Calmly Line Road
Miller
Grett
Merle Miller
David Main
Warren
Granville Bailey
Garland
Hazen Follett
Carter Hill
Hubert Miller
Wesleyville
Edgar Miller
Carter Hill Ladies Aid Meeting Saturday
Carter Hill Ladies Aid met Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Alton Peterson. President Mrs Milton Morris led the session with devotions by Mrs Harold Howard and Mrs Arthur Morris. Games with awards went to Mrs Carl Lindberg Mrs Olin Moore Mrs Arthur Morris Olin Moors and Milton Morris. Refreshments included sandwiches salad baked beans coke jello and coffee. Next meeting July 13 at the Glen Moore home. Guests: Mrs Velma McCray Lovell's Station and Miss Lily Lindberg Alcon Panama Canal Zone.
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Glen Moore
Velma McCray
Lovell's Station
Lily Lindberg
Alcon
Panama Canal Zone
John Brown Is Honored At Ninth Birthday Party
Mrs. Thomas Brown hosted a Sunday family dinner for her son John Brown celebrating his ninth birthday. Twelve guests attended a 6 o'clock dinner at 293 Mound Street with red, white and blue decorations and a cake as the centerpiece. Children enjoyed games as adults talked and John received many pleasing gifts.
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John Brown
Thomas Brown
John
Brown
Mound Street
Chambers Claims Another Source At State Department
New York June 6 Whittaker Chambers testified that he had another source at the State Department beyond Alger Hiss. He named the contact as being in the liaison or intelligence section, while Stryker pressed for prior perjury admissions.
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New York
Whittaken Chambers
State Department
Alger Hiss
Chambers
Hiss
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Iide
Barlier
Stryker
Operation Comet war games simulate atomic attack on Pittsburgh region
In a two day drill across 26 western Pennsylvania counties officers assessed results of Operation Comet. More than 2000 reservists and civil defense experts protected the Pittsburgh area as two imaginary atomic bombs were dropped. Over 80 Civil Air Patrol personnel ran landing, evacuation and bombing simulations with short wave links tying Greensburg Beaver Falls Uniontown Butler and Washington.
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Issformiea
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Sia
Civil Air Patrol
Lansport
Elays
Greensburg
Beaver Falls
Uniontown
Butler
Washington
Plucky Boy Dies After Horrific Burns
Donnie Woodward a 10 year old farm boy and son of a Vernon area tenant farmer died after surviving severe burns for almost a month. He had suffered burns covering about seventy percent of his body from an accident on May 10 and had been between life and death since then.
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Vernon
Tex
Donnie Woodward
Senate Group Approves Anti-Lynching Bill
The Senate judiciary committee approved an anti-lynching measure today. Introduced by Senator Ferguson of Michigan, it marks the first civil rights bill to pass a Senate committee this session. A vote was taken after a closed meeting of the committee.
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Washington
Juste
Senate Judiciary Committee
Perguson
R-Mich
Senate
Congress
Ghairian McCurran
Last Congress bill targets conspiracy to incite or commit lynching
A draft measure would impose up to 10000 dollars or 20 years in prison for conspiracy to incite aid or commit a lynching, with penalties applying if the act is attempted or aided, though it stalled before the Senate vote.
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Senate
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