Morton Snapp Nuptials Performed At Sparta Church
Rev Robert Kline officiated as Constance L Snapp and William F Morton united in a 3 pm Spartansburg Methodist Church ceremony. A 150 guest reception followed at the bride’s home with family and friends from Pittsburgh, Greenville, Titusville, and beyond. Mordantly detailed gowns, flowers, and bridesmaids described. couple to reside at Sampson AFB after graduation and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton-Snapp
Sparta
Robert Kline
Constance L. Snapp
William F. Morton
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Laurence Snapp
Spartansburg
Ernest Platt
Jay Morton
Freedom
Miss Leah Emery and Russell Dingfelder Tie at EUB Church
The Evangelical United Brethren Church hosted a wedding for Leah Jean Emery and Russell Lee Dingfelder with a double ring ceremony at 8 p.m. Attendants wore orchid and yellow gowns. a 500-guest reception followed in the church recreation room. The couple, from Clymer and RD 1, plan to reside in Corry after a Canada wedding trip. The bride is editor for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Emery. the groom farms and studied at Spartansburg High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pfusch
Holland Morgan
Michael Csop
Phyllis Ingram
Hebron
Ind
Linda Morton
Suzanne McAninch
Miss Ingram
Clifford Morton
Troy Ingram
James Toohey
Wirt Ingram
Ralph Mcc Aninch
Harry Firth
New England States
Morton
Spartansburg High School
Air Force
Sampson Air Force Base
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Leah Jean Emery
Russell Lee Dingfelder
Miss Emery
Lawrence Emery
Clymer
Dingfelder
Clarence Dingfelden
RD. 1
H. Ray Harris
Richard J. Schneider
Norrine Dingfelder
Emery
Shirley Carutis
Leona Varrossa
Carla Emery
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Marion
Jamestown
Brit
Warren
Union City
Corry
Canada
Clymer School
Duntfelder
Nethers Company
Spartansburg Hight-Bchool
Altar Guild Holds Dinner at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The Altar Guild of St Pauls Lutheran Church met last evening at the church in tareen for a dinner with members and families. A brief business session followed and debate over a fall smorgasbord or bazaar occurred. A social hour closed the evening, with the next meeting set for September 12 at Mrs Guy Staffords home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Guild
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Guy Stafford
BPW Club Card Party Reported Successful
The Business and Professional Women's Club sponsored a successful card party at IOOF Hall last evening with 22 tables. Top prize went to Mrs. Melvin Schramling, door planter set to Mrs. Ivan Wickwire, and other prizes to Miss Agnes Lynch, Mrs. Ivar Rehnberg, and Mrs. Edward Crapser Jr. Card awards honored numerous players across contract and auction bridge, canasta, and 500. Bertha Darwin chaired with helpers. A light lunch of sandwiches, pickles, cookies, coffee, and tea followed.
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Puuue
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Ioof Mall
Melvin Schramling
Ivan Wickwire
Olds the Florist
Agnes Lynch
Ivar Rehnberg
Edward Crapser Jr
Richard Muckinhaupt
William Johnson
Glenn Gates
P. L. Swanson
George Mulderick
Jeanette Baresi
Canasta
Louis Lundy
Fred Clark
Bertha Darwin
Juli Zepka
Lawrence Thomas
Harry Blount
Elwood Baccus
Mary. Sears
Asmex Lynch
Floyd Chamberlain
Mayville
N.Y
James Sutton Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Wright School
James Sutton turned seven and was honored at a birthday party hosted by his grandmother Mrs. Louie Schrader. The Wright School first grade room under Miss Ola Young hosted thirty-two children who enjoyed ice cream and cupcakes served by Mrs. Schrader with help from Mrs. Harold Wolfe and Miss Young. Guests included Roberta King and Ann Baressi. Jamon received several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sutton
Louie Schrader
North Center Street
Wright School
Ola Young
Schrader
Harold Wolfe
Miss Young
Roberta King
Ann Baressi
Jamon
Born This Morning A Lindsey Son in Spring Creek
A son was born this morning at Corty Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Jamies Lindsey of Spring Creek. The birth adds a new member to the Lindsey family in the Spring Creek community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corty Memorial Hospital
Jamies Lindsey
Spring Creek
Columbus Grange 875 Holds Business Meeting
Columbus Grange No 875 met at Town Hall last evening with Master Lawrence Milter presiding. A report by David Curis proposed purchasing an Emerson resuscitator to be delivered soon. Resignations occurred as Miller and Dodd left captain roles. Paul Suchar Jr to replace Dodd and David Curtis to replace Miller. The four county Pomona picnic was announced for Island Park Youngsville on August 13. Clarence Rhinehart showed travel pictures. a Gleaner demonstration and a fundraiser cleaner purchase were planned. Social hour closed the meeting with sandwiches Jello cake and coffee served by Mrs Lawrence Miller and Mrs Harold Casler.
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Coueeus Kempe
Lawrence Milter
David Curis
Emerson
Miller
Nathan Dodd
Paul Suchar Jr
Dodd
David Curtis
Pomona
Island Park
Youngsville
Clarence Rhinehart
Eldred Grange Aad Valley
Rhinehart
Grange
Lawrence Miller
Harold Casler
Dinner Party Fetes Mrs Elizabeth Morris
A picnic dinner honored the 2nd birthday of Mrs Elizabeth Morris at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Morris Union City RD3. About 40 family members attended and presented her with many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
Union City
Elizabeth Morris
The
Familly
June Meeting of Methodist WSCS Report
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church held a June meeting in the Ward School. Mrs. J B Saya led devotions and chose Psalm 23 and Saviour Like a Shepherd Lead Us. Mrs. Still reviewed The Treasure by A H Mochwell. Mrs. Browe reported on the Ene Conference at Fredonia and spoke on the Good Neighbor Parish. A youth business session followed under Mrs. Hubert Vaughn. The meeting opened with prayer by Mrs. Nellie Cowan and a dessert served by several members. plans include a trip to Mead Park in August.
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Woman's Society of Ivistlays
JB. Saya
WB. Browe
Fredonia
Mra. Still
Good Neighbor
Hubert Vaughn
Nelli
Cowan
Lester Lopus
Harold Kined
Chiude Parker
Hicsel Merritt
Robert Mir
Esther Circle
Jeven
Bea Plenie
Mead Park
Kiwanis Club Meets in Regular Session at Hotel
Kiwanis Club held a regular meeting at the Hotel with press from the AveruMe committee for the month, presenting the Will Shirey Of the Longines-Wittnaudr Witch After the Pit show. Guests included Capt James Miller and Master John Martin. A dance will be held at the rollerway on June 26, with invitations to follow.
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Everinin
Pruirle Gricedie
AveruMe
Tim
Longlnes-Wittnaudr
Joly Fossbjiehen
Actid Thateanee
Lynn Thi
Mra. Wer
James Miller
Chester
Pawad
Ohn Martin
Corry
Jay Weber
Chy Rillerway Cin
Man's Brotherhood Holds Monthly Meeting
The Men's Brotherhood of Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitch of Elgin. Glenn Davis, president, conducted the business meeting with 10 men present and a lunch served. The next meeting is July 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Davis of RD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man‘s Brotherhood
Men's Brotherhood
The
Wayne Valley
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Harry Fitch
Elgin
Glenn Davis
Birthday Club Meets At Nichols Lodge Mead Park
Mrs J B Clark entertained the Friendly Birthday Club at Nichols Lodge Mead Park for a social honoring Mrs William Blakely Mrs William Hocnel Mrs Delia Bernard and Mrs Harry Fitch. Gifts of money and prizes were awarded and games were played with several winning indoor prizes and a special prize for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Lodge
J. B. Clark
Mead Park
William Blakely
William Hocnel
Delia Bernard
Harry Fitch
Goines
Blakely
Jonnie Akatn
Huonel
John East
Violin and Piano Recital By Bilges and Canfield
Violin and piano students of Arthur Bilges and Miss Marilyn Canfield present a joint recital tomorrow at 8 PM at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Violin performers include Pauls Moordink Susan Stranahan and others. piano students Kathy Marsh Sally Kerstetter Judy Nichols and Charleen Damon also perform. Accompanist and vocalist Mary Bernard of Houghton College assists. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Bilges
Marilyn Canfield
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Pauls Moordink
Susan Stranahan
Cirolyn Burgess
Pat Rynd
Bon- Me Bennett
Leslie Lopus
Patrick Brangwynne
Crescilla Scoute
Mary Downey
Mary Flowers
Edward Winans
Francis Dyer
Vina Lilley
Arlenn Frontroth
Kathy Marsh
Sally Ker~stetter
Judy Nichols
Charleen
Damon
Mary Bernard
Houghton College
Nelson and four others appeal Smith Act verdict
Steve Nelson and four Communist Party members seek U S Circuit Court of Appeals review of a federal Smith Act conviction upheld 6 to 2 by the appellate court. They were sentenced to five years each in Pittsburgh for teaching or advocating the violent overthrow of the U S government while free on bail. In a related note, a separate Maryland incident reports a man choking to death aboard a Brockton man’s cabin cruiser near Galina.
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Nelson Readies
Philadelphia
Steve Nelori
Pennsylvania
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Gra
Nelson
Communist Party
William Albertson
Benjamin Lowell Carenthers
James H. Dolsen
Irving Welmman
Pittsburgh
U. S
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West Frederick Street
John Migliaccio
Buffalo
United Motors Service
General Motors
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Sheffield
Jennie Ak
West Washington Street
Eleanor Plattner
Meadville
Will Dingfelder
Merle Haskell
New York City
Russell L. Dingfelder
Eub Church
W. F. Rickers
N. Center St
Eva P Bros
BPW
Thurs
Dick Powell
Debbie Reynolds
Technicolor
Sufac
Columbus
Methodist
WSCS
Kiwanis Club
Loblaws
Hamburg
Morrell’s
Aaron
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Center St
Phalio
Erie — Cornar
Eighth & State Sts
Mrs. Fitch
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