MISS TRUMAN MAKES THEATRE DEBUT TONIGHT
Mountain Home Pa Margaret Truman will make her theatre debut at the Portno Playhouse tonight in Autumn Crocus. Producer Rowena Stevens says the former President's daughter chose to appear after discussing her father’s condition by telephone with her mother in Kansas City. The ex president is recovering from emergency surgery to remove his appendix and gall bladder.
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Wey Este Mountainhome
Margaret "Truman
Portono Playhouse
Rowena Stevens
Playhouse
Truman
Kansas City
Double Ring Wedding in Lymer Methodist Church
A wedding ceremony at Lymer Methodist Church united Miss Krema Ren kers of Clymer with Richard Fisher of West Lawrence North East in a Marching pink and white peony decorated setting. Rev Alvin Rhodes officiated as ring ceremony music featured. The couple plans a honeymoon through the Southern states before settling at 4313 Bunton Ave Erle.
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Lymer
Olymer
Krema Renekers
Raymond Renskers
Clymer
Richard Fisher
Fred Fisher
West Lawrod
North East
Alvin Rhodes
David Spitzer
Whbur Renskers
Suzwanow Renskers
Charles Fisher
Willis Cook Jr
Gilbert Vander Schaut
Cliude Dougherty
Kay Gallup
James Liftis
Phyllis Alkens
Carlton Damyatt
Richard Bliss
Glen Neckers
Robert Hogue Gusts
Cleveland
Corry
Erie
Sherman and
Yous
Bunton Ave
Hue
Erle
Fisher
Nate
Clymer Central School
Raymond Mtp Co
Willys Motor Company
Loveland Cox Tie the Knot at Evangelical United Brethren
Miss Hazel Louise Loveland and Alan Doane Cox were wed at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev Hurrly officiating. About 100 guests attended a brief ceremony followed by cake and flowers. The couple plans a residence on Corry RD 3, with both graduates and the groom employed in farming.
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Hazel L. Loveland
Alan D. Cox
H. Ray
Vrice
Hoher
Sw Wroblewski
Wroblewski
Cox
Stanley Béckwittr
Walter Loveline
Bradford
Columbus
Erie
East Branch
Union City
North East Wind Spartansburg
Corry
Bol My
Mrs. Cos
Corry Aves
Ted Schl
Silver Wedding Party Honors Erie Couple
The 2th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Habursky of Erie was celebrated yesterday at their home with a surprise party for 25 guests. A four tier cake and roses decorated the table, and a chest of silver plus candlesticks was given as a gift. Mrs Habursky received an orchid corsage. The couple were married in Corry at St Elizabeths Church on June 24 by Rev Vitus Rewer. Attending locals included Mrs Anna Jankowski and son of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Walter Jankowski of Corry, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Kosick of Waterford.
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Everett
Te Winkle
Barnes
Elvin Esha
Evin Jr
Shay Louis Miller
Carson Mima
Arthur McQuister
Joh Boland
Howard Morris
Pennsylvania State Council of Tam Machinists
Miller
Munn
McQuiston
Sanden Cochran
Nuicy Parker
Jacqueline Paulson
Kay Jess Ani
Donna Sharer
Robert Follett
Brin Cts
Boyddash
Rowee Rutsier
Thomas Titus
First Presbyterian
George Sproyers
North Centr Street
Erie
Elsie Dine
Hasnat Hospital
Muyoshigery
Ernest Buellkofer
Selsom
E. J. Sinmons
Liberty Street
Englesmece
Sinmons
Leon Jones
Meadville
Kermeth Jones
Connostt Lake
W. A. Heath
Cone
Ernest, Johnson
Columbus
O. Divi
Wiliam McCarthy
Warren
Tom Clark
Dick Courtney
vJames —Akum
Fred McMartins
James Kelsey
P. Beltes
Thomas Flowers
John Kelsey
Explorer Scout Post #9
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Cleveland
Boston
Eldon Largent
Garl Ruffner
Dud
Ropis Rutter
Bernige
Pittsburgh
Willy
Jennie
Welch
Bond Street
Michael Habursky
Hubursky
Mabutsky
Corry
St. Elzabeth’s Church
Dume
Vitus Rewer
Habursky
Adina Jankowski
John Jankowski
Anna, Jankowski
Walter Jankowski
Josph Kosick
Waterfurd
Messenger and Shumsky families welcome newborn daughters
Glimpses from Corry Memorial Hospital report two births. A daughter arrived early yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Thomas Messenger of Columbus. Another daughter followed for Mr and Mrs Edward Shumsky, also at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Thomas Messenger
Columbus
Edward Shumsky
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lawn Party Honors John Robert Seitz Fourth Birthday
John Robert Seitz celebrated his fourth birthday with a lawn party at the Seitz home on Brook Street. Dr and Mrs Joseph Seitz hosted friends who played in a sandbox and on a jungle gym. Guests received animal cracker suitcases and balloons. refreshments included cupcakes ice cream and Kool Aid.
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John Robert Seitz
John Robert
Sells
Joseph Seitz
Brook Street
John
Good Samaritan Class Holds Wiener Roast at Mead Park
Members of the Good Samaritan Class of the Methodist Church held a wiener roast Friday evening at the Girl Scout Circle in Mead Park with 20 persons present. Juanes Wells led devotions and the committee, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stuteis, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Lindsey, and Mrs. Raiselus Brown served refreshments. The next class meeting will be held in August.
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T Ie List Methodist Church
Mead Park
Juanes Wells
Frank Stuteis
Carl Swanson
Lindsey
Raiselus Brown
Auetist
Confer Degrees On Corry Grange Members
Corry Grange No. 58 conferred the third and fourth degrees Saturday evening under Worthy Master Eugene Powers at 8:30. Columbus Grange degree team led the ceremony for 13 candidates. Four members received obligations and Sylvia Cassell won the quill in the drawing. Sandwiches, ale, coffee served. text meeting planned for July.
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Corry Grange
Cornry Grange No
Eugene Powers
Columbus Grange
Sylvia Cassell
S21 West Church Street
Baby Shower Feted Mrs Paul Sutton in Wayne Street
Mrs. Paul Sutton was honored at a Friday evening baby shower hosted by Mrs. Charing Jackman of Wayne Street. Guests awarded prizes in 500 won by Mel Robert Wilté Mrs Sutton Miss Jennette Baressi Mrs Rodney Knowlton and Mrs Michael Sprovers with Mrs Joli Smith taking the door prize. Strawberries, shortcake, and coffee were served before favors of marshmallow littles. The next meeting is planned for July with Mrs. John Williams.
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Paul Sutton
Charing Jackman
Wayne Street
Mel
Robert Wiilté
Sutton
Jennette Baressi
Rodney Knowlton
Michael Sprovers
Joli Smith
Johnr Williams
Powell Staffs Picnic At Mead Park Saturday
A Saturday picnic at Mead Park hosted by Powell Motors and Powell's Used Cars drew about 80 attendees. Guests enjoyed beverages and dessert with entertainment by Wong and Wong, while Rob Chak and Emit provided activities.
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Powell
Mead Park
Mead Pyikhil
Powell Mota
Hiblside Boys
Amd
Lucien Serveil
Lueen Sippir
Vgs
Jaetion Wong
Chinen
Patsy Pay
Tyo
Union City Bride-To-Be Betrothed In Formal Announcement
An engagement notice lists Miss Michel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneddy Wetmore of El Aly Mes Paul Oynikeh, as betrothed to Jeary Fe Wetmore. Miss Michel, a graduate of Dili City Magic School, attends Prayinglyntilal State University and works for the Etlv Dey Goods Company. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneddy Wetmore, and his service in the US Army is noted after return from Korea.
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Sii
Joie Veaterdiey
Mus Michel
Paberg Michel
Jeary Fe Wetmore
Mr Rand Myx
Kennuddy Wetmore
Elaly
Paul Oynikeh
Michel
Dili City
Prayinglyntilal State University
Etlv Dey
Fanee Win
Coury
Benior
He US
Army
Koren
Outing at Kinley Cottage Audience and Supper Party
About 40 friends from Conry Novi Ens Clymer Findley Luke and Pilishings gathered Saturday afternoon at the Kinley family cottage at Hindley Tike. Activities included swimming bowling and other amusements for the youngsters. At 6 o clock Mr and Mrs Fred Kinley with William Clawson of Pillaburgh and Mrs Dimes Laws served a delicious supper. The evening featured roller skating. Additionally Miss Sally Toliston 10 of Camp Hulk was named 1964 queen of the Wayol following festivities, crowned by Joseph Fleagley president of the State Chamber of Commerce.
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Gaisy
Conry
Novi Ens
Clymer Findley
Hindley Tike
Fred Kinley
Aid Myx
William Clawson
Pillaburgh
Pestivad
Welisboro
Sally Tolitston
Camp Hulk
Expectike to Okay Farm Bill Heads to Congress
Associated Press reports Senate and Republican leaders expect passage of a farm bill. President Eisenhower and aides discuss gradual price support reform with Senator Knowland and Senator Halleck. House panel votes to extend current high level supports, Benson signals veto if rigidity remains. Mullock stresses gradualism and whether discretion or Congress should set levels. Predictions of adjournment by duty are made with no session plans unless an emergency arises.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Congress
Risenhower Uty
Knowland
R-Galif
Rey. Halleck
R-Ind
Mike Minllocke
Tee
Benson
Eisenhower
Mullock
House Agriculture Committee
Halleck
Pact Talks Resume Today Among Westinghouse CIO Talks
Westinghouse resumes contract talks with the CIO International Union of Electrical Workers representing 47,000 employees. The company may present a formal reply and counter offer to the union’s 11 economic demands led by International President James B. Currey on April 15. This marks the fourth meeting between union and management as talks continue.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Micotile Corp
Lks
CIO Internatonal Union of Electrical Workers
James B. Currey
Cohn Has No Plans To AIT Staff Post
Roy M. Cohn, chief counsel for the Senate subcommittee on Investigations, says some staff members may resign to take attractive business offers while he plans to stay. He noted no personal plan to resign but would not oppose a majority vote to leave. He spoke after a Winchell program on ABC. He pledged to continue fighting Communism on or off the committee.
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Associated
New York
Roy M. Cohn
Senate
Subcommittee On
Cohn
Walter Winchell
American Broadcasting Co
Wage scales and benefits disclosed in union notice
A union notice outlines that wage scales and other benefits will be provided, but the document does not disclose specific wage amounts. The announcement emphasizes negotiated pay bands and accompanying fringe benefits as part of the labor agreement.
Allegheny GOP split widens in Pittsburgh feud
Allegheny County Republicans show a widening split as chairman Thomas E. Whitten vows re election while a rival faction schedules a Thursday meeting to elect its own chair. Possible rival Artemas Leslie may lead the opposition, with Dist Atty James Malone backing Whitten and attorney Hiram Hirsh leading the other faction.
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Allegheny Gop
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Thomas E. Whitten
GOP
Republcan
Artemas
Lesle
Whitten
John 5. Fine
James F. Ma
Hiram D. Hirsh
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