Wedding of Shirley Huffman to Robert McClelland at Rome United Presbyterian
Miss Shirley Irene Huffman daughter of Mrs Huffman and Robert McClelland son of Mr and Mrs McClelland united by Rev C A Fuller at the Rome United Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured a white Chantilly lace gown, three tier cake, pink and white carnation decor, and a reception for 135 guests at the Vroman Logins Ald room. The couple, both 1955-56 graduates working in local businesses, will reside on Spring Creek road. Several lists of guests and community members are noted.
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Mouwie
C. A. Fuller
Cossins Armitage
Mary Alice Watson
Erna Huffman
Ronald Huth
George Lend SchWieb
Boyd Deke
Barbar Fish
Huffy
McClelland Wort Brown
Bethe Hays
Eunice Lathe
Shirley bin
Spring Creek
Mas McClelland
Spartinshire High School
Arcade Restaurant
Titusville
Pleasantville High
Schouteraduate
True Penn Oil Co
Fytonla
N. 3
Thiniville
Grand Yaleley
Hawthorne
Enilonior
Vents
Cranberry
Tidbute
Pittsfield
Spartansbore
Amy Curtis
Behrend Center
Erie
Gorleton Gurtis
Columbus
Daryl Heasley
Willgister Cheryl Ans
Slippery
Vroee
Cyrleton Curtis
Paul Heasley
Glenn N. Humes
West Smith
Alley Oaks
Hirold Turben
Jamestown
WCA Hospi School of Nursing
Carolyne
Elie
HB. MacLees
Paul F Bauer
First Presbyterian Church of
Corry
Eis
Stom “Records Committee
First Presbyterian Church
Warren
Mig. Mosley Dodd
Florida
Mere
Mrs. Tori
Stockton
St Petersburg
Traveler Czech? Principals in Olympic romance saga
Harold Connolly and Olga Fikotova faced a Czech government decision affecting their cross border romance and his bid to bring her to the United States. The couple sought a fix in Prague while Connolly was greeted returning Olympic hammer champion in Boston.
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Harold Connélly
America
Olga Fikotova
Czechoslovakia
Prague
U S
Connolly
Boston
Girl Scout Week Starts Tomorrow
Girl Scout Week runs March 10 to 16 with services at Ish Prebyterian Church and a special Girl Scout Sunday. Karen Miller and Katie Ann Tule headline readings. numerous Scouts from Junior through Seniors will participate. All Scouts and adults are invited to assemble at the main entrance at 10 45 a.m.
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Brayeh
United Blazen
Karen Miller
Katie Ann Tule
Swedish industrialist Acemaker D Stockholmbier Dahler dies at 65
Acemaker D Stockholmbier Dahler, a Swedish industrialist famed for attempting to avert World War I and for a 1939 private peace mission between London and Berchtesgaden, died yesterday.
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Acemaker
Stockholm
Biiger Dahlerus
London
Berchtesgaden
Mrs Joseph Reyda Honored With Community Party
Mrs Joseph Reyda longtime resident near Sherman become the honored guest at a Conorl Community House Thursday evening party. Attendees total around 40 neighbors and friends. Hostesses were Mrs Willi McCray Mrs Lawrence Wade and Mrs Sam Stultz. Bingo prizes awarded to several guests. Lunch included ice cream sun mints cookies coffee and quaint buffet items. A purse of money was presented to the honoree from attendees.
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Conor
Joseph Reyda
Mary Gille
Sherman
Willi McCray
Lawrence Wade
Sam Stultz
Pini Bingo
Hunley McCray
Edna Walle
Roland Gilles
Earley
Alfred Gates
Willard’ McCray
Robert Gates
Tate
Allending
Troop 161 Winter Swim Party At Titusville MCA Pool
Boy Scout Troop 161 of Aderiva held a winter swimming party at Titusville MCA pool. Instruction covered basic swimming fundamentals. The event was sponsored by Leo Hooks and Joseph Baressi. In Nicaragua a strong earthquake struck Managua with no casualties or damage reported.
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Boy Scouts of
Aderiva
Titusville
MCA
Leo Hooks
Aind
Joseph Baressi
Nicaragua
Managua
1A Lodge to Mark Anniversary at VFW Club
Local Lodge 1508 of the International Association of Machinists announces plans for its anniversary celebration on May 4 at 6 90 p.m. at the VFW club. The event will be catered by the Parent Teacher Association of St Edward's School and feature a five piece band for dancing from 8 30 p.m. to 2 a.m. A speaker is also planned for the observance.
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Aero-Supply
Twill
VFW
St. Edward’s School
Missionary dies in Rochester after six years in Amazon
The Rev. Richard S. McMonigal, 38, a Maryknoll missionary for six years serving a vast parish of about 50,000 square miles at the headwaters of the Amazon, died yesterday in Rochester Minnesota. He was born in St. Paul Minnesota. Approximately 125 members will receive 1-year service pins. tickets for the lodge event are $1.75 with a $1.25 admittance credit at the local lodge. Grand Lodge and door prizes will be awarded.
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Rochester
Minn
Richard S. McMonigal
Maryknoll
Amazon ‘River
St. Paul
Bridges Seeks Explanation On Red China Recognition
Senator Bridges urged President Eisenhower to repudiate a White House aide’s remark that Red China could be recognized someday. Meyer Kestenbaum, a presidential assistant, said such recognition would require changes in Russian policy and a new attitude toward freedom and peace. White House press secretary Hagerty deferred to the President and Secretary of State, who firmly oppose recognition or UN seating for Communist China.
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Washington
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Elsenhower
White House
Inter “Enitatst
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
Meyer Kestenbaum
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Honolulu
Australia
Kestenbaum
United States
China
Russia
White Howe
James C. Hagerty
Kentenbaum
Eisenhower
Secretary
Dulles
Day Works To Curb Mid-East Battles
United States voices concern that UN force days may be numbered if stationed only on the defense line. Some nations discuss pulling UNEF contingents as Egypt seeks withdrawal from Gaza Ship and Sharm el Sheikh coast in Gulf of Aqaba. Hammarskjold faces Gaza administration talks and replacement arrangements.
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United States
UN Emergency Force
UNEF
Egypt
Gaza
Sharm el Sheikh
Gulf of Aqaba
Hammarskjold
Birlp
Gaza admin arrangement under UN forces in place
The initial arrangement is now in effect. Hammarskjold says any administrative setup in Gaza must have Beyat's consent. UN Emergency Force and UN agency for Arab refugees run a temporary administration amid 200,000 Palestinian Arab refugees and 100,000 nonrefugees. Gazans demonstrated for Egyptian control return.
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Hammarskjold
Gaza
Beyat
UN Emergency Force
UN Agency For Arab Refugees
Gasa_Strip
Missionary Meet Set At Clymer Churches
A missionary conference is planned in the churches of the Clymer charge from March 12 to 15 with Rev. Alvin Rhodes causing the announcement. Rev. Harold Shingledecker speaks Tuesday at 8 o clock at North Clymer Methodist on his work in Africa followed by Rev A lsus ili s speaking on Indonesia. Friday at 8 o clock Rev Shingledecker speaks at Findley Lake Methodist and a tureen supper is planned at 6pm.
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Clymer
Findley Lake Methodist Church
Has 2 Suits Left One For Divorce
Harold W. Hester testified in Superior Court that by last Thursday he owned 12 suits but now has only two left, the one he is wearing and the pending divorce suit with his wife Renda. He brought 11 ruined suits to court, blaming Renda who denied the charge. The judge ordered $60 monthly temporary alimony pending the divorce.
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Los Angeles
Elmer D. Doyle
Hester
Texas mortician asks if radiation can replace embalming
Nuclear engineers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute are considering a Texas mortician’s question about using radiation to preserve the dead. He asks if radiation can preserve him as effectively as meat.
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Troy
Rennselaer Polytechnic Intitute
Texas
Break in Alcorn State student boycott sparks cautious return
Break in the mass walkout at Alcorn A M signals possible resumption of classes as the all white college board meets in Jackson. About 685 students reportedly left campus, with some signing final withdrawal statements while others seek guidance on reentry.
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Alcorn
Mass
Thy
Jackson
Land Grant
Lennon
Ald
Studets
A. D. Fobbs
Agricultural Education Department
Fobbe Aald Tiny
Tokyo Growing Tokyo Population Surges by 238 Thousand
Tokyo officials reported February 1 population reaching 429,090, rising by 238,080 from the same date last year. City planners slated continued growth trends and housing needs as key concerns.
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Tokyo
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