Judy Garland Seeks Divorce From Composer
Judy Garland and composer Dave Rose married in Las Vegas one night less than three years ago and now divorce proceedings are filed. Attorney Harry Rabwin said the action would be in superior court and not contested by Rose, an Army sergeant. Grounds are expected to reflect a clash of careers. Garland turns 22 in June and was born Frances Gumm in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Judy Garland
Associated Press
Hollywood
Dave Rose
Beverly Hills
Las Vegas
Nev
Harry Rabwin
Ancetes Superior Court
Ing
Rose
Rabwin
Miss Garland
Frances Gumm
Grand Rapids
Mich
Red Cross Canteen Corps Dinner Noted In Society
The Red Cross Canteen Corps under Miss Bonella Gordon held an inner meeting at Hotel Carry with Twenty seven members and three guests. Elks Club presented corsages and Mrs Elmer Shuss donated a purse in appreciation of Gordon's work. Local residents and relatives were listed among attendees and travelers visiting the area.
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Red Cross Canteen Corps
Bonella Gordon
Richard Rosshacher
Harold Jewell
Elks’ Club
America
Elmer Shuss
Gordon
Ruth Bennett
Catholic Daughters Elect New Grand Regent and Officers
Mrs James Cassidy was elected grand regent of the Catholic Daughters of America Court No 25 to succeed Mrs Leo Rhynard Other officers elected include vice regent Miss Ann Beressi lecturer Mrs Cleve Marion financial secretary Miss Marion Sullivan treasurer Mrs Donald Nantes historian Mrs Lyle Saxton monitor Miss Toure Roach sentinel Miss Julia Zepka organist Mrs George Downey and mislees for three years Miss Mary Gronosta and Mrs Harry Paulson Installation planned June 1 with district deputy Helen Mangus present The group plans Mass at St Thomas Church Sunday for Mothers Day and a salad lunch followed by adjournment
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James Cassidy
C. D
Catholic Daughters of America
Leo Rhynard
Ann Beressi
Cleve Marion
Jane Ficcaréll
Marion Sullivan
Donald Nantes
Lyle Saxton
Monitor
Toure Roach
Sentinel
Julia Zepka
George Downey
Miislees
Mary. Gronosta
Harry Paulson
Lea Hoylen
Leo Mulderick
Helen Mangus
Warren
D. of A
St. Thomas Church
Raymond Office Workers Party Honors Two Colleagues
Thirteen members of the Raymond office force gathered at Al Marty’s restaurant for spaghetti supper on a Wednesday evening. The party honored Mrs. Raymond Bates and Miss Stella Savako who are nearing future positions. Mr Barnes received a cocktail set and Miss Savako got cologne as remembrances. Attendees included Miss Bessie Castrantas who arranged the supper and Mrs. Harry Lamon, Mrs. Al Duke, and the Misses Esther Packo, Betty Jane Dahlstrand, Iva Webber, Hazel Sweet, Winifred Buell, Violet Racke, Louise Williams, and Marion Soper.
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Thnteen
Raymond Office
al Marty
Smaghetti
Raymond Bates
Stella Savako
Barnes
Suyako
Bessie Castrantas
Harry Lamon
al Duke
Esther Pack
DAR Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Meeting Report
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the D A R met Thursday afternoon with Mrs E C Barnes addressing the group on The War and Tort and The Service Clubs. Mrs id Z Desmond hosted at West Park Place and the business meeting was routine. Mrs Harold Gilbert will host the next meeting at West Church Street on June 1.
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DAR
Brokenstraw Valley
E. C. Barnes
Id. Z. Desmond
West Park Place
Harold Gilbert
West Church Street
Navy Office Party At Aero Thursday
Navy office staff from the Aero Supply plant enjoyed a noon party on Thursday to mark the birthday of W. S. Gibson, chief clerk, with cake and ice cream during lunch at the plant.
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Navy
Aero
Navy Inspection’ Department
Aero Supply Plant
W. 5. Gibson
Weston Taylors welcome a daughter and Baker family a son
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Weston Taylor of Spring Creek at Corry Hospital Thursday night. A son was born this morning at Corry Hospital to Mrs and Mr Samuel Baker Gowns RD 1. Mrs Baker is the former Miss Opal Adams.
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Weston Taylor
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Samuel Baker
Party Night at Cutting Town Hall Hosts and Guests
A town hall party last night featured Drs Jennie Bennink Mas tuey Sautright and Mrs Miriam Storer as hostesses. Master Sergeant and Mrs Bayard Beliinle attended with over fifty Triombs. A fine lunch was served and the event concluded warmly.
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Cutting Town Hall
Jennie Bennink
Mas Tuey Sautright
Miriam Storer
Town Hall
Bayard Beliinle
Howser
Regular Meeting of WRC Thursday Afternoon
The Women’s Relief Coins No 49 held a routine session at the Masonic Temple with President Wirs Hirk Brown presiding. Minutes show plans for future meetings on May 15 and the group enjoyed lunch prepared by Mrs Will Dingielder and Mrs Merle Haskell. the gathering featured salad, cake and sandwiches.
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WRC
Masonic Temple
Hirk Brown
Mt Cael
Hiedus
Will Dingielder
Merle Haskell
Concert by A Cappella Choir at Senior High Tonight
Large crowd expected for the Senior High School auditorium concert by the A Cappella Choir directed by J. Lynn Rice. The program features religious and classical pieces, with solos by Mary Jean Sullivan and Kathryn Laux, beginning at 8:15 p.m.
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Eveting
Soco
Oubuhiablon
Lynn Rice
Wl Stiot High Beboul
Tie Prosi
F. Melius Chistiansen
Buy Jez
Ming
Morten J. Linvaus
Dov
Christiansen
Mack physicians to speak on food and clothing next week
Dr Warren B Mack and Dr Pauline B Mack visit Cory for a series of talks on nutrition and textiles at State College connections. They will present Wednesday and Thursday events including a dinner at Junior High Practice House, a public forum, and a school audience. Tickets on sale at Stewart Hat Shop.
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Warren B. Mack
Pauline Beery Mack
Bost
Warren B Mack
Pauline B. Mack
Cory
Pauline Mack
Ellen H. Richards Institute
atMenisleria State College
Hutrivida
Richards
Waren Fe
State College
Hollis Deavees
Penn State
Mas Saehiwelks Agricultue College
Johns Hopkins University
Mack
Couity
de Ceuibrat
Gammilulee
Dre&s
Aero Ani Ajax
Anc
Tie Committee
Red Cross Canteem Corps
Minstrel Performers At Kiwanis Dinner Delight Guests
The Kiwanis club weekly meeting last evening featured minstrel sketches performed by Richard Winton and Joe McQuiston on guitars and George Wheeler and Harry Brown on violins. Sealed potatoes with ham, corn, tomatoes, beans, and ice cream were served to 18 members and guests.
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Kiwatians
Richard Winfin
Hur McQuiston
Nod George Wheeler
Harry Brownt
Wikich
Mrs Potocki Honored At Social Shower Event
Mrs Ed Potocki was honored at a social shower hosted by Mrs Jessie Kowalski. Guests included Mic EG Powers Selda Roc and Rosie Linsky. The table of 500 game and prizes provided evening entertainment. A delicious vial was served and Mrs Potocki received a small gift.
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Ed Potocki
Mic
EG Powers
Selda Roc
Houny
Jessie Kowalski
Judy Potocki
Rosie Linsky
Ning
Sixty Attend U B Young People Banquet
Sixty members of the United Brethren Young People’s group met Thursday night at the church for dinner and a program commemorating United Brethren Young People Day. Amici Sewing Circle served a chicken menu. A toastmaster introduced the speaker Rev P H Augustine of East Springfield Pa. The program included three film reels from Camp Findley and Jubilee Singers, plus a reel titled Mastership. Floechee Sanden Opal Triscale, Verl Walker, Carl Lyons, Joelin Westley, Barbara Harvey and G Carl Wengert contributed in song and presentation. Decorations were arranged by Mrs. Carl Lyons and Miss Barbara Harvey.
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U. B
G. Carl Wengert
Floehee Sanden
Opal Triscale
Verl Walker
Carl Lyons
Joelin Westley
Missionary Speaks at Baptist Church Guest Speaker Rev Wimer
Rev T E Wimer of Warwer Ohio recently returned from French Equatorial Africa was the guest speaker at the Baptist church. Under the Ladies’ Fellowship he shared experiences with photos of missionary work on foreign fields and a musical program followed. The double quartet performed Missionaries Farewell and the audience of seventy five contributed a substantial offering to support the speaker’s work.
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Baptist Church
T E Wimer
Warver
Ohio
French Equatorial Africa
Wimer
Ladies’ Fellowship Group
Quartetta
Belen Marie Westley
Martha Dimick
Washington School Fair Slated for Friday June 2nd
At the Essex Street home Miss Orlon Johnson, seventeen attendees discussed the upcoming Washington School Fair to be held on June 2. Needlework candy and food concessions will be set up, with proceeds added to the school scholarship fund. Refreshments were served after the meeting as preparations continue.
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Washington
Senate
Orlon Johnson
Essex
PTA
Falr
Vic School
O. F. 5 Club Meets With Mrs Vanderhoff at Center Street
O. F. 5 club gathered at 989 North Center street Thursday evening though several members missed due to illness. A fine time was noted with 300 prize awarded to Ross Mead and Ethel Mathews. Next meeting slated for May 18 with details to follow.
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Ars
Apply Vanderhulf
Norte Center Street
Astess
O. F
Ross Mead
Ethel Mathews
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