Osterman Re elected President At Eastern Lutheran Group Meet
The Rev. Dr. Harold C. Osterman of Pittsburgh began his second consecutive term as president of the eastern district of the American Lutheran Church at the opening of the group's 23rd annual convention in Chambersburg Pennsylvania. The event marks a continuation of Osterman's leadership since last year.
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Inister
Chambersburg
Harold C. Osterman
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Tong
Strawberry festival invites at Columbus Community Church
The Columbus Community Church deacons invite all to a strawberry festival tonight featuring ice cream sandwiches and show cake with coffee. Several local residents travel for visits and trips, including Miss Sarah Kensinger visiting Aunt in King of Prussia and families planning departures to Philadelphia and Alexandria for weddings and relatives. Local youths and service members arrive from Ashland and Fort Knox for furloughs, with community notices of trips, weddings, and a credit union dinner discussing a new security law.
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Columbus Community Church
Sarah Kensinger
Euclid Street
Ralph Brooks
St King of Prussia
Robert Moses
Ashland
Ohio
Ralph
Ely
East Pleasant Street
FM. Raymond
Marjorie Peck
East Smith Street
Philadelphia
Alice
Mary Ellen Lee
Alexandria
Willian Baker Sider
Mrs. Baker
Anne
Jalyard
Rex Fenton
Fort Knox
Anna Fenton
East Main Stork
Fenton
Park Juckson
G. Lews Miller
Lawrence Anderson
John Freno
Corry
Jamestown Credit Unio
Erle
Pennsylvania Credit Union League
Robert Wilcox
Mead Avenue
Wilcox
Edward Od Dugan
Harry Oswalt Jr
Bogalusa
Glennisagner
White River
Von
Vermont
Oswalt Haw
Harold Bergson
F. Paln
Colorado
Bradley
T. Lines
Brokenshaw
Central Council of Congregational Christian Churches of the United States
Yale University
New Have
Conn
A S. Boag
Jane
Evie
Navy Mothers Club Meeting Reported
Navy Mothers Club meeting details show officers Mrs. Char Cox and Mrs. Katherine Walk presiding. Attendees included Mrs. Nes doward Numeers and others. meeting dated 18th with social refreshments and a post meeting gate activity.
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Navy Mothers Club
VNU
Amy Minoners
Ator Bebbie
Chargr Cox
Visntons
Katherine Walk
Romimander
Nes Doward
Phi Avery Tute
Lonie
Wild House
Simons
Douglas Ropend
Prarik Lille
Jumorhold Siy Wiches
Xeliahes and
Sutton
Yehovp
Wedding Sunday At Methodist Church Open
Miss Bette Malott daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Malott Morgantown W V and Melvin Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Ray Bowers Spartansburg plan to wed at 2 PM Sunday at First Methodist Church with Howard Stull officiating.
EUB Church Picnic At Mend Park Draws 187 Attendees
Evangelical United Brethren Church held its annual Sunday shoot and picnic at Mend Park on Saturday with 187 attendees. Gates opened at 4 o'clock led by Lyle Chase Crosby Bush and Kelly Hopton. a basket supper followed at 6 15 served by Rehoboth Class.
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Eub
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lyle Chase
Crosby Bush
Keli Hopton
Rehoboth Chass
YMCA Board Plans Summer Activities At Mead Park
The YMCA Board voted to back an archery program at Mead Park, buying equipment after a site is chosen and helping recruit an instructor. It also agreed to cooperate in a July learn to swim campaign, assisting schools and the Chamber of Commerce recreation committee, including possible Cunndohta Lake activities, financially and with transportation. The Mead Park meeting followed a picnic in the lower pavilion hosted by the Auxiliary and families. Mrs. FG Whiteley chaired a ham and tongue dinner.
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Ymca Board
Mead Park
Chamber of Commerce Recreation Committee
Cunndohta Lake
Miss Truman Praised After Theatre Debut
Margaret Truman was hailed as the darling of the summer theatre circuit after her Pocono Playhouse debut as Katie Grey in Antima Crocus. Reviewers called her performance smoothly done and very professional.
Catholic Daughters Plan Picnic At Mead Park
Catholic Daughters committee of Guidi Daughters of American Sons announce a picnic at Mead Park on Wednesday evening at 6 30 o clock. Members are asked to bring table service and a tineen. Transportation arrangements and contact details were set with the chairmen and coordinators before noon Thursday. A social hour followed the business meeting.
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Bri
Te Jue
Guidi Daughters of American
Todd Jon
Harold Crags
Mise Willhun ‘Thompson
West Smith
Tly
Mead Park
Cntirt
Jia
Mys
Leo
Ehalr
Davis and Lines Families Welcome Newborns
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis Jr of 24 Fifth Avenue. A son was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Pan Quentin Lines of Nassau New York, former Corry residents. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs John Falk of Kennewick Washington, the former Shipley Dickinson of this city.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ralph Davis Jr
Fifth Avenue
Pan
Quentin Lines
Nassau, N.Y
Lines
Corry
John Falk
Kennewick
Wash
Eisenhower Invited to Visit Pennsylvania
Rep. Hugh D. Scott invites President Eisenhower to Pennsylvania during fall campaign season. Scott says Eisenhower showed interest in visiting Gettysburg Farm and possibly Philadelphia. He notes no promises and reports good Republican prospects in November.
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Washington
Hugh D. Scott
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Scott
Wiying
Gettynburg
Philadelphia
Pennsylvanka
Miles Horat
Myers Named Chairman Of Democratic Platform Group
Harrisburg Francis J. Myers of Philadelphia was named chairman of the Democratic State Platform Committee with 17 members to serve under him. Sen. Joseph M. Barr said each member will head a subcommittee to draft platform sections and public hearings will be held before August 1, with the draft then sent to the main committee for review ahead of the September Democratic State Committee meeting.
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Aly Amormvenere
Harrisburg
U. S
Francis J. Myers
Philadelphia
Democratic State Platform Committee
Myers
Senatbe
Joseph M. Barr
Barr
Democratic State Committee
22 Story Building Walls Go Up In Day
A New York puniak er finished installing the aluminum exterior walls of a 22 story office building at 57th Street and Park Avenue in a single day. Sixty one workers completed the task in about 14 hours, far faster than the usual eight to ten weeks, drawing a crowd that watched as two story high aluminum sheets were bolted to the frame.
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New York
Norman Tishman
57Th Street
Park Avenue
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