Marriage of Miss Justice E Martin to Joseph E Blogel
Miss Justice E Martin daughter of Milo J Martin of 196 By at South Street married Joseph E Blogel son of Mrs Gordon Blogel of Riviera Beach Pasadena Md in Baltimore on April 18 at St Michael and All Angels church. Rev Donald Fenn performed the double ring ceremony at 11. Mrs Loraine Brick was matron of honor and Wybur Laird doctor of Columbia Pa was best man. Groom a Naval Aviation Cadet veteran is studying mechanical engineering at Penn State. The couple will reside in Sunbury Pa after a reception at the Martins East South Street home for thirty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice E. Martin
Milo J. Martin
South Street
Joseph E. Blogel
Gordon Bwalm
Riviera Beach
Pasadena
Baltimore
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Donald B. Fenn
Loraine Brick
Riegel
Wybur Laird
Columbia
Gordon Syalm
Yon
Philip
Hiegel
Indiana State Teachers College
Penn State College
Selinsgrove
Naval Aviation Cadets
Penn State
Mtr
Baptist Fellowship Mothers Tea At Church Last Night
The Baptist Ladies Fellowship held a mother and daughter tea at the church at 8 o'clock last evening. Seventy attended and each received a corsage. The program featured welcomes by Mrs. H. H. Redding, group singing, readings, tributes to mothers, poems, solos, and a Mother's Day message by Mrs. A. D. Zimmerman. Tea, wafers, cupcakes, and coffee were served with hostesses Mrs. Melvin Shambaugh and Mrs. William Powere assisting at the tea tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Fellowship
Baptist Ladies’ Fellowship
H. H. Redding
Mary Ann
Martha Dimmick
Kathleen Pelfler
Phyllis Rieck
Clara ‘Schell
Ethel Jones
Francis Whiteman
A.D. Zimmerman
Melvin Shambaugh
William Powere
Gms
Navy Mothers' Club Rummage Sale Planned This Weekend
Navy Mothers' Club members enjoyed a din er at the Union rooms with a follow up paper products demo by Mrs. Pearl Warner of Ashville. Commander Katherine Wall led the meeting and plans for a rummage sale at the tte building were set for Friday and Saturday. An invitation to attend the Navy Mothers' Club meeting at Jamestown on May 16 was extended with meeting at Union rooms at 6 PM. A memorial service is scheduled for May 22 at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers’ Club
Union Rooms
Pearl Warner
Ashville
Katherine Wall
Tte
Jamestown
Rook-ette Club Hosts Pleasant Evening in Columbus
Members of the Rook-ette Club met at Maple Left Tea Room in Columbus for a chicken dinner then gathered at Miss Doris Gates home on Fairview Street for the evening's play. Mrs Edmund Barr and Mrs Arthur Hoffman won prizes, Gates served cake ice cream and coffee, and Cliss Mynm Hasbrouck, to wed Carl Swanson in June, received a table lamp. Next meeting slated May 92 at Mrs Barr's West South Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Doris Gates
Fairview Street
Edmund Barr
Arthur Hoffman
Miss Gates
Cliss Mymn Hasbrouck
Carl Swanson
Local residents make visits and travels around the region
Mrs. Phil J. Moore and son Joel and Mrs. Will Francis returned to Philadelphia today after ten days visiting Mrs. Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, and other relatives in Olean and Grle. Ebert Mixer and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eckman went to Fort Grove Oregon for a month’s vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Apps and Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds head to Spartanshore this evening. Mrs. D.C. Smiley and her mother Mrs. B. Buglish of Erie are shopping in Buffalo today. Mrs. E. C. Barnes leaves for Washington, D.C. for a week visiting Rosa Mahoney Spence. Mrs. Elias Davis of Port Jervis visits friends in Erie en route home, with plans to visit Springboro. Mrs. E.F. Preston departs for Evie after two weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Barton and Mr. Barton on Fairview Street. Mrs. Barton recently had major surgery at Cony Hospital and is greatly improved. Mrs. Mabel Carroll leaves for Providence, R. I., to visit niece Mrs. Arthur Dahlstrand. Glenn Milley returns home from Delray Beach, Florida, after spending the winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil J. Moore
Joel
Will Francis
Philadelphia
Frank Bliss
Wright Street
Cleveland
Bliss
D.C. Smiley
B. Buglish
Erie
Buffalo
E. C. Barnes
North Center Street
Wain
Washington, D. C
Rosa Mahoney Spence
Reece
Elias Davis
Port Jervis
Springboro
E.F. Preston
Evie
Fred Barton
Barton
Fairview Street
Cony Hospital
Mabel Carroll
East South Street
Providence
F. 1
Arthur Dahlstrand
Glenn Milley
East Bond Street
Delray Beach
Fla
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Meets at Church in June Hostess Named
The St. Pauls Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society met yesterday afternoon at 2 45 with Mrs Gerald Staples and Mrs Frank Lathrop as hostesses. C F Hildeband led scripture and prayer. The group voted a 75 donation to the Lutheran Cemetery fund. Salad relish cookies and coffee were served. Mrs H H Keppel of Mott street and Mrs S Burr will host the June 19 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul's
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
O'Clocle
Gerald Staples
Frank Lathrop
C. F. Hildeband
Staples
Lutheran Cemetery Fund
H. H. Keppel
Mott’ Street
S. Burr
Mrs Frank Heath Hosts N F Club Meeting
Mrs Frank Heath entertained six members of the N F Club at her Franklin street home last evening with sewing and visiting. She served a salad course to guests. Mrs A A Merker of Wright street will be hostess on May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. F. Club
Franklin Street
Sherman couple welcomed newborn daughter at Corry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Bart Skellie of Sherman N Y announce the birth of a daughter at Corry Hospital this morning. The event marks a joyful addition to the family with no complications reported and both mother and child resting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Skellie
Sherman, N
Corry Hospital
Ladies Bowling League Banquet At Tarbell s
The Wednesday Night Ladies Bowling League held its annual banquet at Tarbell s with a 7 o clock chicken dinner for thirty members. Prizes went to Mildred Hall for high average, Marguerite Taylor for high single, Marjorie Evans for three-game high, and Edny Jowell Thost for improved average. Remaining members received rush awards by team placement. officer elections named Myrna Schramling president Nina Jewell vice president Frances McElray secretary and Marguerite Taylor treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Bowling League
Tarbell’s
Tarbell's
Mildred Hall
Marguerite Taylor
Marjorie Evans
Edny Jowell Thost
Myrna Schramling
Ary
Nina Jewell
Frances McElray
Marguerite ‘Taylor
W.S.C.S. Circle 2 Meets at Columbus Circle
The W S C S Circle 2 of the Methodist Church met at the Columbus home of Miss Tax Ohm with 20 attending. President Joseph Guignon led the meeting. plans were made to serve refreshments at the combined circle vacation next Monday May 13. May 4 hosts Mrs Leland Johnston will entertain the circle at Smithstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Columbus Circle No. 2
W. S. CS
Methodist Church
Columbus
G. W. Andius
Africa
Leland, Johnston
Smithstreet
Engagement of Mary Alice Armitage to Leon Edwards
Mrs Edwin Armitage of Elgin announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Alice Armitage to Leon Edwards son of Mr and Mrs Ward of B D 3 Gomy The bride to be is in the senior class at Cony Senior High School and will graduate in June The groom post Army service in the European theater is employed at Powel Motor Co The wedding will be in early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Armitage
Rey
Edwin Armitage
Elgin
Mary Alice
Leon- Onl
Edwards
The
Powel Motor Co
Teachers' Association Holds Routine Yearend Meeting
The Teachers' Association met at the Senior High School yesterday afternoon for its final session of the year. President F Lowe Edwards presided as the meeting was held online. In the afternoon Pylly Bal reported on the brief teachers conference he attended on Thursday of Inster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lowe Edwards
Brie Seachers
Inster
Franchina-Davis Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Sam Franchini announce the engagement of their daughter Josephine to Hey Davis of Mrs Juanita Craker at North Center Street. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franchina-Davis
Sam Franchini
West Frederick Wrect
Josephine
Hey Davis
Juanita Craker
North Center Street
Emmanuel Guild Instills Growth In Linjnunne Meeting
Mrs Don Williams and Mrs Frank Lockwood presided as hosts at the Linjnunne Guild gathering in the parish hall. Twenty members plus one guest attended a luncheon at one o clock after which Rev J F Clair led devotions. The group welcomed four new members and raised funds for the choir and Sunday School. The next meeting is set for Thursday June 15 with location to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Guild
Don Williains
Frank Lockwood
Linjnunne Guild
Juscai
Clair
Velma Moore Mac Chuype
Guild
Joseph Clair
Mts
Eastern Star Meeting At Masonic Temple
The Eastern Star held a Wednesday night gathering at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Mrs. Donna Whitehead presiding. Two guests from Puls, Okla and New York City attended. a light refreshment service followed, and several members were noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeny Savy Onypeer
Masonic Temple
Donna Whitehead
Ivan Rickerso
Puls, Okla
Mabel Camp
New York City
Bernice McIntyre
Charlotte Wolfe
Grave Stearns
Blossom Cameon
Evelyn Barnes
Maygael Ingram
Mary Kibtor
Mus
Helen Donmick
Columbus Grange Host ve Various Granges Meeting
The Columbus Grange hosted members from Warren county Granges and the Cony and Meadville groups in a Community Church basement gathering attended by 225. N E Dodd presided as Hist Branch Grange presented the traveling sheaf in a ceremony. May 19 Columbus will present the sheaf to Akeley Grange near Warren. Hust Branch members offered readings skits and musical selections. Columbus Grange served sandwiches cupcakes and coffee. Next meeting set for May guna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uumumuus San
Columnbus Grange
Guna
Stitch and Chatter Club Meeting At Mrs Humphrey’s Home
Stitch and Chatter Club met at Mrs Verna Humphrey’s Corry residence Wednesday afternoon. Seven members attended and enjoyed swine and visiting. In late afternoon Mrs Humphrey served triple decker sandwiches hot potato salad pumpkin pie and ice cream. The club noted the May 22 date for a west merline event with location to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Humphrey
Corry
Humphrey
Merline
Toll Of Dead In Warls 295,867 War Casualty Totals
A VE Day anniversary note cites total World War I casualties at 997,615 with wounded and missing figures by branch. Navy and Marines show tens of thousands killed or wounded, Coast Guard counts listed. Also: new Destin General Hospital commander named Reginald Farrow, succeeding Callekow. Pittsburgh strike talks report no progress after four days with 215 Blue Ridge bus drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. Anny
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Butler
Cal
Reginald GC. Farrow
Destin General Hospital
Cleon J. Genlekow
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Pittsburgh
Blue Ridge
Con Bus
White Star Lines
State Police Join Hunt for Rockview Prisoner
State police and prison guards joined a search for Adam Andrew Topa, 25, missing from Rockview State Penitentiary. Topa, sentenced from Wayne County for burglary, is described as about 4 inches tall with wounds, light complexion, light brown hair, and wearing a prison fatigue suit when last seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assouuaieneay Bellefonte
May
Rockview State Penitentiary
Demily
Cinyerice Rhoades
Adam Andrew Topa
Wayne County
Rhoades
Topa
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Tnt Rex Theatre
Marcy
Wallace Bes
Jah
Laught
Margaret O'Brien
Marjorie Main
Carrol Naish
India
Seean
Nina Foc
George Zucco
Jeanne Ates
T.S. Kelsey
D.D. Optometrist
N. Venter
DENIM
Gabardine
Seersucker
William T. Nichols
West
Wayne St. Corry
Ats Son
Bernice Martin
Heiman Jewelers
Frank Heath
N. F. Club
Teachers’ Association
Perk’s Garage
Ford & Lincoln
Jerry Edwards
Eas Smalsh Street
Columbus Grange
Sam Atuyene
ETT
Lindsley’s
Zluckerman’s
Chapin
Laros Rayon
Dorothy Perkins
Warls
Rockview
Nature
Bowers
Dean
Coty
L'Aimant
Emeraude
Gemey
Pond
Make UP
Gamay
Paris
Parker
Wrisley
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