Shautauqua Marks 70th Anniversary Summer Assembly
Shautauqua institution on Lake Shautauqua in Western New York marks the 70th anniversary of its Summer Assembly begun July 4 and ending August 29. Founded in 1874 by Lewis Miller and Johnny Vincent as a two week training school for Sunday teachers, it grew into an eight week event with a national role drawing men and women. Today it offers hundreds of courses in religion, arts, crafts, education, photography and high school subjects, and partners with New York University for credit courses.
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Lake Shautauqua
New York State
Lewis Miller
Fon
Methodist Sunday School
Fer
Johnny Vincent
Stster
Aulaugua
Ie Nation
United States
Chau Atiquals
New York University
Engagement Announced for Anna Martha Wallace
Miss Anna Martha Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Wallace, is engaged to Leo Francis Bulow of Cambridge Springs. Wallace, a former Corry High School graduate and WAVES veteran, studied at Grove City College and hopes to marry after Bulow finishes his Delta Iota Kappa fraternity duties and begins work with Price Waterhouse in Pittsburgh.
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Martha Wallace
Clarence 8. Wallace
West
Pleasant Street
Anna Martha
Leo Francis Bulow
Irene Bulow
Venango Avenue
Cambridge Springs
Wallace
Corry
the Waves
Washington, D. C
Corry Evening Journal
Grove
Mrs Whiteman’s students present piano program tonight at church
Public invited to a four o’clock piano recital by Mrs Francis G Whiteman’s students at the First Baptist Church. The program features Mendelssohn Scherzo in E minor, Aragonise, The Echo, Dutch Doll Dance, Welcome Springtime, Nutcracker selections, and works by Rubinstein, Grieg, Beethoven, Bach, Haydn, and others performed by Kathleen Peiffer, Janice Johns, Mary Jo Sherwood, Shirley Hall, Dot Sherwood, Dorothy Wallace, Janet Muckin, Thewias Garfol, Helene Rae Harris, Sandra Swartz, Evelyn June Alderson, and more.
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Gid
Mueller
Mary Jo Sherwood
Rubinstein
Todd
Mise
Shirley Hall
Mrr. Thompson
Peter Pan
Robyn
Dot Sherwood
Sweet Briar
Crawford
Hanson
Dorothy
Helene Rae Harri
Bartop
Miles
Sandra Swartz
Ae “Frolicky
Goburn
Evelyn June Alderson
Lievel
Freud
Kreisier
Pelffer
Haydn
Miss. Johnston
Col umbus Grange Plans August Ninth Picnic and Degrees
Columbus Grange No 75 held a regular meeting at the Columbus Town Hall with 43 members. Past Master N B Dodd conferred first and second degrees on a class, planning to confer third and fourth degrees at the next meeting on July 1. The losing team in a recent attendance contest will host the Windings on August 9 in Trisket’s grove for a picnic led by captain Archie Norton and Russell Moore.
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Columbus Grange
Prcnic
N. B. Dodd
Columbus
D. Paul Trisket
Archie ‘Norton
Grange
Russell Moore
Tris
Ket's Grove
Mrs Roy Wright Honored At Shower In South Center Street Home
Mrs Roy Wright was honored Monday evening at a pleasant shower hosted at the Tatter's home 2314 South Center Street. Attendees included Miss Marion Antal Miss Patricia Campbell Mrs George Haenel Mrs Carmen Piccirillo Miss Mary Loubert Mrs Fred Black Mrs Nicholas Aquiino and Miss Wright. Games were played with prizes to Miss Antal Ms Mathers Mrs Haenel Mrs Campbell and Mrs Wright. Grace Amorosa and Mrs Glaygltt served fresh fruit, assorted sandwiches, relishes, decorated cakes and gifts were presented to the guest of honor.
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Roy Wright
Grace Amorosa
Josent
Glaviano
Tatter
South Center Street
Marion Antal
Patricia Campbell
George Haenel
Carmen Piccirillo
Mary Loi Ubert
Fred Black
Nicholas Aquiino
Wright
Birth Announcement for Lindholm Girl at Community Hospital
Introducing one vardaughter born this evening to Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Lindholm of R D 3 at the Community Hospital. Mrs Lindholm formerly Doris McCray.
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Vardaughtar
Mie
Lucien Lindholm
R.D
Comny Hospital
Lindholm
Doris McCray
N. B. Club Honors Mrs Frosten At Meeting
Eleven members of the NB Club plus guest Mrs Glenn Wright met at Fairhaven Community Building for a 6 30 p m gathering. Mrs Homer Taylor hosted. Mrs Proctor and Mrs Clement Nielsen entertained with songs. The group played 500 and three tables of progressive 500. Prizes went to Mrs Crowell, Mrs Rhodes and Mrs Proctor. Birthday cake and ice cream were served. Mrs Frosten was honored with a gift. Next meeting, hosted by Mrs Pier of Marion Street, is scheduled for July 12th.
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NB. Club
Glenn Wright
Fairhaven
Homer ‘Taylor
Robert Proctor
Clement Nielsen
Paul Crowell
Walter Rhodes
Proctor
Taylor
Frosten
Pier
Marion Street
Vanderhoof Engaged to Marry Spartansburg Stutzman
Miss Ellen Louise May Vanderhoof of 15 Besex Street is engaged to Ray Stutzman of Spartansburg. Ellen, a 1945 Corry High School graduate, and Ray, a World War II veteran now a carpenter, have no wedding date yet. The note ends with an unrelated line defining Buenos Aires.
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Ellen Vanderhoof
A. A. Vanderhoof
Besex Street
Ellen Louise May
Ray
Stutzman
Ray Stutzman
Spartans
Bars
Miss Vanderhoof
Corry
Stutaman
Spartansburg
Miss Sue Anne Mosher Honored On Birthday
Miss Sue Anne Mosher daughter of Douglas and Mrs Mosher of East Wayne Street celebrated her third birthday with a neighborhood party. The 2 to 6 pm gathering included toys games birthday cake whipped jello and chocolate milk in the yard. Guests included Douglas Ruth Keppel Guy Arthur Butters Connie Magee and Miss Sue Anne who received many pleasant gifts.
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Masuer
Ueushter
Douglas Mosher
East Wayne Street
Coretta Scott
Douglas
Ruth Keppel
Guy andArthur Butters
Connie Magee
Suc Anne
Mrs Jeannette Austin Dies at Pittsfield Nursing Home
Mrs Jeannette Austin aged 77 of Pleasantville died today at McCoy Nursing Home Pittsfield after illness dating to April. Born October 17 1862 in Pleasant Unity Pa she lived most of her life in Gerry and Pleasantville. Widow of J F Austin she was a longtime member and former honorary president of the Needlework Guild and active in First Presbyterian Church. Surviving: daughter Mrs James MacInnes grandson Jack A MacInnes of Reading and great grandchildren Dorothy Ann and James MacInnes, a brother William Brinker and several relatives. Funeral arrangements with Bracken Keating Funeral Home with service Thursday morning at 11 o'clock and interment Pine Grove Cemetery.
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Jeannette
Austin
West Pleasant Street
McCoy Nursing
Pittsfield
Pleasant Unity
Reuben Brinker
Pleasantville
Gerry
J. F. Austin
Firs Presbyterian Church
Actire
Ares
James MacInnes
Jack A. MacInnes
Reading
Dorothy Annath James MacInnes
William Brinker
Bracken- Keating
Pine Grove
False Teeth Users Rejoice with Brodhead Dental Plate Powder
Active men and women who wear false teeth are urged to try Brodhead's Dental Plate Powder claimed tasteless and longer lasting. A penny postcard offer from Widnoon Go, Keystone Building, Kittanning, Pa, Dept. 2 promises 150 can free by rebirth mail, with sales at drug stores.
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Brodhead
Widnoon
Keystone Building
Kittanning
Dept. 2
Rebirn Mall
Rice Will Head Dem Delegation
Harrisburg June 29 Associated Press Rice Adams County apple grower appears to have the inside track for selection as chairman of Pennsylvania's delegation to the Democratic presidential convention The 82 man delegation meets here at 1 p m EST to pick a leader for the Philadelphia conclave July 12 At the same time President Truman will be formally named as the Keystone state's choice for the nomination Rice head of the Democratic Society of Pennsylvania was the dedicated gubernatorial candidate in 1936 campaign won by Republican Gov James H Du i Mayor David A Lawrence of Pittsburgh Democratic national commit teeman was chairman of the 1944 delegation But he and Senator Francis J Myers of Philadelphia are steering clear of the delegation chairmanship
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Truman
Keystone
Rice
Soatety
Pennsylvania
James H. Dui
David A. Lawrence
Pittsburgh
Francis J. Myers
Philadelphia
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West Pleas
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Stahl Jewelry Company
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