Burlingame Bates Wedding Held in Cooperstown Church
Burlingame Bates wedding occurred Sunday at Gocrachton Presbyterian Church with double ring ceremony led by Rev. Wilson E. Spencer. Bride Mrs Ta Prigele Bates of Cooperstown, daughter of Mrs. Tresa Frigsie, wore a white street length dress and pearl jewelry. Groom Charles A. Burlingame of Burlingame, son of Mr. and Mrs Wills Burlingame, attended Spartansburg Vocational School and served in the Pacific. After a wedding trip to Atlantic City and Newark, the couple will live with the bride’s mother in Cooperstown. Many relatives and guests, including Miss Edna Priggle and Henry Burlingame, attended. the event sparked community notices and subsequent travel plans of several locals.
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Audrey Briggs
Washington Missionary College
Taconin
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A. M. Briggs
Carol Parson
Miami
Fla
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John
Warren
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Meadville
Cora Damon
East Washington Street
Jack Booney
Philipsville
P. L. Swanson
West Frederick Street
Irving Bowe
Buffalo
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East Smith Street
Janes Harden
South Genter Street
Grave City
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Arthur Cohen
North Gentesteet
B. M. Stein
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Pittsburgh
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West Pleasant Sire
Janice Durham
Railroad ‘Street
Findley Lake
Methodist Church Youth Fellowship Institute
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Youngstown
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Washington, D. C
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Kent University
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Columbus
Picnic Marks Final Freshyterian Class Meeting at Mead Park
Twenty J Q Sunday School class members and teacher Ms Bred Kinley gathered at Mead Park for the annual picnic. A 6:30 start featured a Wiener roast, campfire, nut raffle, racine games, and a quiz with awards to Mrs E A Carter Mrs Gerald Staples and Mrs Albounce Vanssens. Special award went to Mrs Camden Ruffner and the evening was praised as very enjoyable.
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J. Q
Terian
Bred Kinley
Robert Shapter
Fred Miller
Wilbur Rickers
Guy Sutton
E. A. Carter
Gerald Staples
Albatonse Vanssens
Camden Ruffner
Reception Saturday Honored Newlyweds
Leen Rodeie and Mildred Ayers were married recently and honored at a Saturday reception hosted by Mrs. Green's parents Mr. and Mrs. Glaude Ayers of Spartansburg. About fifty guests attended from the city Spartansburg and Union City. The couple live at 18 East South Street and received wedding gifts as the event featured sandwiches salads pickles bakers beans coffee and bridecake.
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Mrs Homer Hosts N B Club Meeting at Boyder Circle
Mrs Homer entertained eleven members of the N B Club at her Boyder Circle home last evening. President Nel ie Albaugh chaired the business session. Guests included Mrs Wood Fitch Nielsen Brown Crowell Pearson and others. Awards were given after progressive 500 with Mrs Mertin Smith Mrs Albaugh and Mrs Walter Rhodes among top winners. Mex Taylor served sandwiches cake and beverages. The 20th meeting will be hosted by Mrs Walter Pier of Marion street.
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N. B
Boyder Circle
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Mertin Smith
Albaugh
Walter Rhodes
Mex.Taylor
Walter Pier
Marion Street
George Wood
Carlyle Fitch
Klemen Nielsen
Oliver Brown
Beatrice McGraw
Paul Crowell
Frosten Pearson
Birthday Celebration Honors Harley Whitney at Findley Lake
Harley Whitney, aged 15, was honored at a summer cottage gathering at Findley Lake hosted by Las eveninger and airs Gerald Bagley. The party for Harley included games and a Wiener roast with a large decorated cake and pop refreshments. Gifts were given by numerous guests.
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Findley Lake
Harley Whitney
Whitney
Descentant of Chara Describes Greeke Plantae Lineage
A damaged fragment notes a descentant of Chara linked to chard grown as a vegetable by the Greeks around 800 B C. The text hints at ancient plant lineage and historical cultivation in classical Greece.
Tucker Hearing Probes Tucker 48 Stock Sale Plan
The SEC continues its inquiry into the Tucker Corporation and its proposed 20 million dollar common stock offering. Preston Tucker defends his credentials amid questions of statements and omissions in the registration. Officials foresee a September first sale of the Tucker 48 with 129 cars priced around 1,000 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Securities and Exchange Commision
Automobile Company
Preston ‘Tucker
Tucker
SEC
James P. Goode
Goode
Investigaton
Martin Breitenbach
Chicago
Youngstown Woman Killed in Route Collision
Mrs. d Josephine Ferry of Youngstown died in a two vehicle crash when her car struck a loaded steel truck at the Route 1 and Niles Logans road intersection shortly after two in the morning. Another woman passenger, Mrs Ray Morain of Youngstown, is in poor condition at St Elizabeths Hospital with a mangled arm and leg injuries. The Perry couple were taken to Sage Funeral Home in Tidiolite where services will be held later this week. Six children survive.
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Josephine Ferry
Glenn Conklin
Spring Creek
Niles-Logam Road
O'Dock
Ray Morain
Ex-Gov Earle Escapes Plane Crash Again
Former Pennsylvania governor George H. Earle said he felt pretty good after stepping from his 15th airplane crash. He and his son Lawrence were passengers when a splashed amphibian plane wheels jammed during descent. The craft skidded to a stop about 100 feet from the landing site, with all three occupants unharmed except Earle’s minor wrist cut.
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Govermor
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
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Earle
Donaldsons
Abot
Labor measure advances amid fierce political battle
Harrisburg dispatch reports final passage of key labor control bills in the 147th session after House opposition, with provisions denying unemployment benefits to strikers and mandating compulsory arbitration for public utilities. The measures move to the governor. critics from Democrats and some Republicans condemn the package as an extensive labor resistance program.
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Goveror
James H. Duff
Propublc
Senate Labor Committee
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Senate
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