Irvin Youngs 40th Anniversary Fete At East Pleasant
Mrs and Mrs Irvin Young celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at 13 East Pleasant Street. About 135 guests attended from Buffalo Kenmore Jamestown Clymer and Columbus. The event featured a red and white velour theme roses spring flowers a large anniversary cake and musical entertainment by Mr and Mrs Russell Clark and Mr and Mrs H Lynn Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Young
Pleasant Street
Fternoon
Edmund Barr
P. Roger McCray
Russell Clark
H. Lynn-Rice
Lardies
A. Johnson
William Marsh
Webb McCray
Ross Fehiman
W. B. Stowe
Hubert Vaughn
Robert Marsh
Mrs. Young
Buffalo
Kenmore
Jamestown
Clymer
Columbus
Baptist Youth Fellowship Hosts Swimming Party At YMCA
Members of the Baptist Youth Fellowship gathered at the YMCA on Saturday evening for a swimming party with Mrs. Robert DeBoer and Arsland Burrous as chaperones. Afterward the group returned to the Burrous home at 10a Brook Street for games, visiting, and refreshments of sandwiches, cake, and soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
T Neilly
Baptist Youth Fellowship
YMCA
Robert DeBoer
Arsland Burrous
Collier Open House Celebrates Wedding Anniversary
Yesterday at 43 East Congress Street Mr and Mrs Perry Collier held an open house for their wedding anniversary. About 100 guests attended. The home showcased spring floral arrangements and a large floral piece gifted for their daughter Mrs Violet Black Hawk. The event featured cake from Mrs Alice Parsons, service by Mrs Winne Utegg and Mrs Parsons, and arrangements by Kathryn Martin and George Colter. Guests traveled from Erie Waterford Clymer and Rochester among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale Wyuas Rouce Auiuranguae Gulden
Perry Collier
East
Congress Street
Violet Black= Hawk
Busan
Mass
Alice Parsons
Winnle Utegg
Parsons
Kathryn Martin
Erie
George
Charles Colter
Corry
Collier
George Ells
Rochester
Arden Watson
Indh Nichols
John Nichols
Paul Bardwell
Waterford
Girl Scouts Visit Sugar Bush Farm for Maple Making Tour
Troop 998 Girl Scouts toured the Guy Williams farm on R. D. 4 to see every stage of maple sugar making. Robert Williams explained the process while Guy and Merle Williams guided sap collection and boiling demonstrations. Guests enjoyed maple syrup and nut sundaes. transport was provided by Mrs. Lead Calvin and Robert Jolley. attendees included Sylvia Allen, Sandra Brown, Carolyn Calvin, Susan Castor, Sally Cole, Kathy Eastman, Madeline Jolley, Donna McEldowney, Dana Sue Brownlie, and Roberta Jolley, with readers Mrs. Albert Cole and Mrs. Robert Jolley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Bush
Guy Williams
Robert Williams
Guy
Merle Willams
Lead Calvin
Robert Jolley
Girs
Sylvia , Allen
Sandra Brown
Carolyn Calvin
Susan Castor
Sally Cole
Kathy Eastman
Madeline Jolley
Donna McEldowney
Brownlie
Dana Sue
Roberta Jolley
Albert Cole
Cutting Circle Meets With Mrs Marion Way
The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School met Wednesday evening at Mrs. Marion Way's home. Ten members attended and discussed Beatitudes and Sabbath observance. They planned clothes for World Missions to be left at Hulett's store and reported project progress. The group closed with prayers and a social, planning to meet next month at Mrs. David Fassett's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting Circle
Marion Way
Cutting Sunday School
Gordon Shampoe
Frank Hulett
World Missions
Hulett
Ray Stutzman
Ways and Means
Clymer Cubs Present Alaska Themed Pack Program
Clymer Cub Scout Pack No. 25 held a Thursday meeting at the American Legion Building with Walter DeShazer presiding in place of the pack chairman Gibert Vander Schaaff. The program featured Alaska flags, a poem, a pantomime, and demonstrations of Eskimo games. Weblos den reports, bird feeders, and Alaskan maps were shown, followed by awards: Silver arrow points to several Cubs and Gold arrow points to a few, plus Wolf badge to Jerry Stutz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Cubs
Alaska
Clymer Cub Scout Pack No
American Legion
Walter DeShazer
Gibert Vander
Schaaff
Howard Vidal
Lois Hinsdale
Weblos den
Cubmaster DeShazer
Craig Neckers
Randy VanderSchaaff
Jimmy Cady
Curtis Roush
Larry VanderSchaaff
David Hinsdale
Bobby Kolstee
Jerry Stutaman
Randy Shampoe
John Holthouse
Howard Beckerink
Wolf
Jerry Stutz
Queen scolds Margaret over Townsend rumor at Windsor
Rumors swirl that Queen Elizabeth reprimanded Princess Margaret for seeing Peter Townsend. A two hour meeting left Margaret pale and worried after a Germany visit, then she was driven to Windsor Castle to meet the Queen. Townsend vanished over the weekend, likely to return to the Continent soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Margaret London
Margaret
Peter Townsend
Germany
London
Windsor Castle
Townsend
Dunkirk Children Damaged Tanks At Armory
Dunkirk authorities announce prosecution for local youths found tampering with National Guard Armory tanks. Sgt Stanley Keppel of the 274th Tank Battalion reports seals broken in three heavy tanks, interior damage to fire control instruments, and escape-hatch release damage as the units awaited shipment to Letterkenny Depot in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Dunkirk
Set
Stanley Keppel
274Th Tank Battalion
Keppel
Chambersburg
Whoops Crane Again in New Orleans as Chick Surges
Whooping crane Josephine laid her second egg of the season last night. The captive population could rise to seven by April 29. Josephine gained fame last year for hatching two young. currently five birds are in captivity and 30 are known to exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Josephine
Truckers win 6 cent raise in five year pact
About 450 truck drivers for Kaufmanns and Gimbels stores and United Parcel Service gain a 6 cent hourly raise today under a new five year contract negotiated by General Teamsters Local 249.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Kaufmann's and
Gimbels Department Stores
United Parcel Service
General Teamsters Local 249
March and April Parent Coordinators Named
The notice lists March coordinators Mrs Key Roush and Mrs Audrey Schurman and announces April coordinators Mrs Carol Shampoe and Mrs Stutzman. It mentions individuals including man Randy Shampoe, Bear badge holder, John Holthouse, a service star and one-year attendance pin recipient Bobby Kolstee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
Randy Shampoe
John Holthouse
Bobby Kolstee
Key Roush
Audrey Schurman
Carol Shampoe
Stutzman
Russians Call Off Nuclear Tests Policy Debate Intensifies
Gromyko told 1,378 deputies that one side tests bombs and the other rushes to catch up. The prime minister ridiculed claims of clean bombs and accused critics of diverting the public from the peace versus atomic war issue. He likened current motives to past justifications for Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gromyko
Truman
Hiroshima
Wagasaki
Nuclear test ban sparks fear of halting weapons production
Opponents warn that banning tests could halt nuclear weapons production. They say the test ban is a strong point, and if it becomes a cold shower for the hotheads in NATO, that outcome would be significant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NATO
Paden and Clark Families Welcome Newborns at Corry Memorial
A son was born to Mr and Mrs George Paden of Spartansboro early Sunday at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born Saturday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Michael Clark of 704 West Main Street. A daughter was born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Catifu of 618 Mead Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paden
Spartansboro
Corry Memorial Hospital
Michael Clark
West Main Street
John Catalfu
Mead Avenue
Ex-Coal Miners Disease Checks May Be Halted
Nearly 6,000 ex coal miners and widows receiving occupational disease benefits may have checks stopped around August due to state funding shortfalls. Secretary William L. Batt Jr. says a $13 million appropriation might run out by August 1959, with no immediate plan to extend funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Batt Jr
Secretary of Labor and Industry
Associated Press
Batt
Hone
Gov. Leader
Legislatue
John Naylor
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
Leader to Become Papa Fourth Time for Governor
Gov Leader and wife Mary Jane expect their fourth child in late summer or early fall. The Leaders already have two boys aged 12 and 8, and a younger child ages 4. They will be the first Executive Mansion occupants to gain a child during a governor's term since Governor Geary in the 1870s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soaway Reeds Fla
Spy Convicted in Damascus For Spying for Britain
A Lebanese citizen George Sujeim was found guilty by a non military court in Damascus for spying for Britain and sentenced to 15 years in prison. Sujeim formerly worked at the British embassy in Damascus. The report also notes San Francisco’s Chinatown with about 40 000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damascus
Syria
George Sujeim
Britain
Nujeim
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William Mitchell
Michigan State University
Spring Creek
Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
Charles Elchynski
Pat Kinney
Donna Sharer
Peggy Fox
Barbara Gibas
Phyllis Jensen
Janice Way
Kathleen
Beverly Hicks
Sandra Nichols
Sandra Beardsley
Clarence Kirch
Wayne Street
Patty
Allegheny Hospital
Barbara Sargent
David Hubertz
James Kelsey
Union Street
Donald Cady
Blaine Wallace
Donald Spitzer
Van
Sherman
Robert Hipwell
OM City
R. Bruce Summerville
Columbus Avenue
States
Utey
Phoenius
Aru Merle A. Smith
West
Washington Street
Hamot Hospital
Baptist
Prep Erites
Collier Open House
Citizens National Bank
Pennsylvania
Bank On the Corner
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Perdora Beeacana
Russell Stover
LL Stover
Soraya
Tran
Vic
Shah Reza Pahlevi
Francisco Pignatari
Linda Christian
F.C. Chapin
Pearl
Femdon
Papa
Farrisborg
Faihed
San Francisco
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