Miss Betty Lou King Feted At Kitchen Shower
Miss Betty Goll King honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Miss JoAnne Watson at the home of Mr and Mrs Stewart King in Bear Lake. Guests from Spring Creek Bear Lake Pine Field Sugar Grove and Jamestown attended. The bride-elect is to wed Wayne Stufflebeam this Saturday.
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Betty Lou King
Betty Goll King
JoAnne Watson
Ismit
Parmnta
Stewart King
Bear Lake
Siti
Wayne
Mra
daVere Pike Jr
Garita
Blatt Orcutt Nuptials Planned In August
Miss Janst Orcutt announces her upcoming wedding to John A. Blatt Jr. at St Elizabeths Church. The bride’s family resides at 26 East Frederick street and the groom’s family at 427 West Smith street. Attendants include Miss Marion Orcutt and Miss Georgia Orcutt as bridesmaids and Miss Rh a Blatt as maid of honor. Best man Richard Lawley and ushers include John Orcutt James Jansen Herman Eberharter from Arlington Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.J
William Blatt
John Orcutt
James Jansen
Herman Eberharter
Arlington, Va
Columbus Men's Club Dinner Draws Wives Attendance
The Columbus Men's Club and wives enjoyed a dinner atVerna's Restaurant in Columbia. About 48 attendees were present including Russell Moore and Mrs Alber Sandberg. The event featured songs and a talk on driving safety before closing remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Men‘s Club
Colibri Men’ Club
Wiviriver
Verna
Columbia
Rusell Moore
Albuet Sandberg
Officers Elected For Spring Creek 4-H Club
Officers elected for Spring Creek 4-H Club include president Sharon Sick and vice president Carol Tripp with other leaders named. The meeting at Congregational Church basement selected a program, planned a June 19 event, and initiated two new members. A relief corps dinner and meeting occurred at Henry Hall with Mrs Munn and Mrs Pred Mitchell in attendance.
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SacsjceKm
Yeske Wiat
Congregational
Chiron Hose
Carolyn Bewilhee
Sharon Sick Ireview Preaidents
Bowtry Triptary
Carol Tripp
Game Imad
Tals Dine Porter
Id Siinden Bieler
Eth
Oid Holiet
Junie
Ae Women's Relief Corps
Tive Monihues
Ste Wonton
Res Diet Corpy
Ginntige
Mig. Henry
Hi Sr
Frank Mitchell
Pred Mittchell
Aya Wanor
Med Yd. Brow
Wheelock Aid Meeting Held At Ment Park
Mrs Kenneth Loveland hosted Wheelock Community Aid as residents gathered at Ment Park for an evening session. Charing Hennefly presided, with plans announced for July 5th noon meeting. attendees enjoyed refreshments and a prize draw featuring local residents Te Tind Griesott and Hayard van. Mrs Melvin Edwards and Mrs Charlin Kennedy were mentioned in routine roles.
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Kenneth Loveland
Wheelock
Uo Dime
Kennath Love
Mirvey
Mtv
Charing Hennefly
Griesott
Hayard van
Melvin’ Edwards
Charlin Kennedy
Youth Dance Planned Tuesday By Hi-Fi Club
A new Hi-Fi Club formed to entertain Corry youths is sponsoring a Tuesday evening dance at St Edward's School. Officers elected at a recent meeting include Janet Mubkintmupt president and Shirney Ross vice president. The group invites Corry area teens to join, with activities planned to broaden membership.
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Toart Sffort
Out of Corry
Kron
Hi- PA Club
Tornis
Ely
St Edward's School
Janet Mubkintmupt
Rainbow Girls Father Daughter Party at Corry Church
The Corry Assembly of Rainbow for Girls hosted a father daughter panquet at First Presbyterian Church with about 60 attendees enjoying a green dinner. Highlights included welcome remarks by Nancy Orp and Margaret Warner, a table blessing by Margaret Warner, and a later tribute to Lith une Was by Mrs. Jack Stahl. Several Rainbow Girls and advisory board members were named Grand Master of Gold for outstanding work.
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Rainbow Girls
Panquet
Corry
Margaret Warner
Jack Stahl
Mr. Stahl
Victor Orn
Nancy Johinsom
Golo
Supreme Assembly
Roberta McElroy
Nancy Orn
Nancy Johnson
Carol Mulyinndit Bartholma
Jack Stihl
Howard Ross
Willard Gibson
H. Bartholme
W. A. Leaby
Royal Messenger
Sanford anniversary open house at 26 West Main
Mr and Mrs Gilbert N Sanford of 26 West Main Street Youngeville Pa will celebrate their 26th wedding anniversary with an open house for friends and relatives on Sunday at their home from 2 to 4 30 p m Their children Mrs Gilbert Ganford and Leslie Ganford Susan Ganford Ganf ord are hosting the event
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Helen Peterson
Buffalo
N. Y
Ning
Pred Hannin
Lee S Mince
Clevelint
Ad Mix
Merle Triscult
Kermit Mewes
Wright Jhront
California
Youngsy
Gilbert N. Sanford
West Main Street
Youngeville
Gilbert
Etn
Leslie
Susan Ganford
Spencer Ladies Aid Meant Meeting at Mrs Fullom’s Home
Mrs T J Fullom of R D 3 hosted an all day Spencer Ladies Aid meeting with a picnic dinner for 37. Prayer led by Mrs Lyle Merry and Scripture readings by Mrs T R Sorenson. The group voted $10 for a CARB package and planned a Mead Park family picnic in July hosted by Mrs Jack Lloyd. A social period preceded adjournment.
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Spencer Ladies Aid
T. J. Fullom
R. D
Lyle Merry
T. R. Sorenson
Aid
Mead Park
Jack Lloyd
Dinner Fete for Miss Shirley Gilbert at Port LeBoeuf Showboat
A Wednesday evening dinner fete honored Miss Shirley Gilbert, the bride-elect who will marry Ronald. The event at the Showboat Port LeBoeuf gathered August friends and coworkers from the Corty-Jamestown Mig. Corp. They enjoyed dinner and gifts were presented to the bride-elect.
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Lee Nunoeig
mHae
Opi Dey Gilbert
Ronald
Triscuit
Port LeBoeuf
Gilbert
Corty-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Mr and Mrs Cleve Morton Honored At Family Party
Mr and Mrs Olive Morton of Park Street observed their 40th wedding anniversary yesterday and were honored at a family party Wednesday evening at Mead Park. Over 30 relatives attended the anniversary dinner, with gifts received and names of attendees including Mrs Jack Dey, Lawrence Morton, A Bong family, and the Benims from Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Morton
Olive Morton
Park Street
Mead Park
Jack Dey
Lawrence Mortot
A. 3
Bong
Erle
Thomas Benim
Louisville, Ky
State Aid For Airports To Be Allocated Soon
The State Aeronautics Commission expects to allocate 2 million dollars in state matching funds for airport improvement projects within weeks. The program, part of a larger 8 million dollar effort with federal and local money, marks the largest airport rebuilding drive in a decade. Regulators aim to complete allocation studies before the July meeting, with final grants pending FAA oversight and local approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hafucisbung Wa
State Aeronautics “Commission
Prosge Eard
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Jr
Pennsylvania
Adjutant General
CAA
Congress
Orderly USW Strike Plans Tied to 116 Contract
United Steelworkers announce an orderly strike plan in the event of a 116 contract settlement by midnight on the 30th. A directive from J. W. Abel, secretary treasurer, urges peace and order, instructing district directors to conduct actions calmly and lawfully at each plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers
J. W. Abel
Oblon'y
Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory Highlights Local Eateries
A local dining guide lists Ginnie’s Cafeteria Jansen's Dairy Store and Deeh Head Inn among others. It notes hours, meal types, specialties, and atmosphere with contact details and venues including Pitt sfield Inn Frank & Verna's Restaurant Colonel Drake Hotel Titusville and more.
Truman Warns Britain U S on Red Danger
President Truman warns Britain and the United States to ignore election year illusions and unite against Communist peril. Speaking at a Pilgrim Society dinner, he cautions allies not to pursue cross purposes and urges sober common assessments of policy amid ongoing Western democracy politics.
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London
Saucy Stuman
Britain
United States
Speiking
Pilgrims
U. S
America
Truman
Kyenilin
Truman Urges Unity as Nations Expand Power
A London luncheon at Mansion House featured remarks urging unity against ambitious powers. President Truman, welcomed with applause, noted hopeful recovery reports after a medical setback. The address warned rivals growing strength and urged allied resolve and prudence to deter aggression. The event marked continued U.S. support for allied cohesion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Trumans
London
Cuthbert [Ackroyd
Mansion House
Lawsuit and death notice from Corry file
Joan LAWTENGy sues for 20 million linked to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ey Eckman of 234 Went Frederick. Stratt born at Corry Memorial Hospital, died this morning. Survivors include one sister, Citit en, at home, paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keckman of Corry, paternal great grandfather Ebert Mixer of Corry, maternal grandfather Francis Wolbert of Pittsfield. Bracken Paneyal Home to handle interment at St. Elizabeth's Cemetery tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Lawtengy Sues
Lawrence Ey Eckman
Frederick
Stratt
Corry
Mémorial Hospital
Citit=en
Lawrence Keckman
Ebert Mixer
Francis Wolbert
Pittsfield
Bracken Paneyal
Tomorow
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
Union City Livestock Prices for June 21 Sale
Good and choice hogs 15 to 16 percent. sows 12 to 13. beef cows 10 to 13. canners and cutters 9 to 10. beef heifers 13 to 16. bulls 12 to 16. veal calves 19 to 22. heavy and medium calves 18 to 18. lambs 18 to 22.
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Union City
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Witte
LEED
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Dining Guide and Entertainment Directory
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Main Street
Round the Dock
Satkay
Jansen
Deeh Head Inn
Pittsfield Inn
Allen
Dorothy Scilly
Youngsville
Frank & Verna's
Columbus
Colonel Drake
Titusville
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Technicolor
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