Luncheon Honors Mrs R Clark Johnston in Union City
Mrs Harold Burgnon and Mrs Henry Pedensky hosted a luncheon at The Corry Den for Mrs Glavk Johnston of Union City. Awards in bridge were won by Myé, Jack Downey, and Mrs Edward Moore. Attendees included Mrs Tf Rengle of Columbus and Mrs Arthur Youne of Antwon City among others. Several local residents visited relatives and attended gatherings over Mother's Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Clark Johnston
Harold Burgnon
Henry Pedensky
Salim
Fe Glavk Johnston
Union City
Corry den
Brignon
East Frederick Street
Myé
Jack Downey
Eqsward Moore
Key
Tf Rengle
Columbus
Arthur Youne
Antwon City
William Shumburg
Locust Swarms Threaten Global Food Supply
Giant locust swarms imperil harvests across multiple nations in Africa and Asia. Officials warn the insects endanger food stability as governments mobilize control efforts and monitor crop losses amid shifting climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Shower honors Miss Wilma Ki on eve of May wedding
Miss Wilma King soon to wed William Chillereie on May 21 was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Wotus at her West Washington street home in Bixiven. Guests enjoyed games and yard fun with prizes awarded to Mrs. Merle Smaith, Mrs. Frank Chiriouzin, Miss Martha Preble and Miss Martha Sanderson. Hostess served refreshments including shower cake salad tea and coffee as a shower of gifts honored the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Ki
Wilma King
William Chillereie
Robert Wotus
West Washaigun Street
Merle Smaith
Frank Chiriouzin
Martha Preble
Martha Sanderson
Navy Mothers Club Bake Sale Next Saturday
Members of the Navy Mothers Club are planning a bake sale for Saturday morning. The sale is scheduled to start at 1 o clock and will be held at Mowrey's on North Center at rest. Homemade foods including pasteles and salads will be offered to the public. Mrs. Floyd Dougherty is serve chair and her assistants are Mrs. John Gilmore and Mrs. Merle Kolstee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Mowrey's On North Center Atrest
Floyd Dougherty
John Gilmore
Merle Kolstee
Columbus Aid Feted Birthdays
The Columbus Ladies Aid honored two members, Mrs Ella Blakestee aged 86 and Mrs Headley T Lines, at a June meeting hosted by Mrs Frank Betts. President Mrs Clifford Caster led the event with a cake, coffee, and cream, and the group planned a June 12 tureen dinner at the Lines home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Blakes Ine
Headley T. Lines
Columbus Tadies Aid
Clifford Caster
Frank Betts
Blakestee
Lines
Rey
Spring Creek PTA Elects New Officers at Final Meeting
Spring Creek PTA named Wave Rulek president at a final meeting last evening. Other officers installed include Mrs. Kenneth Sickler as vice president Mrs. Robert Reagle as secretary and Bernard Porter as treasurer. A bountiful supper preceded the business session and Porter screened two films Penn sym His Everything and Rumpeltiltstsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wave Rulek
Spring Creek Parente Teacher Association
Fll
Kenneth Sickler
Robert Reagle
Bernard Porter
Concord Cub Pack Initiates Donut Sale Campaign
Concord Cub Pack 180 launches a house to house solicitation for jambo sted donuts with orders taken through May. Deliveries set for May 23 and May 24 under the supervision of Fred Abteubminster. Funds raised will buy equipment for the pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Cub
Scouts of Concord Sehjool
Hhrough
Fred Abteubminster
Geneva Circle Met Art McLaughlin Home
The Geneva Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met last evening with Mrs. John Mc Laughlin of South Center street. Eighteen members attended as Miss Hazel Merker and Mrs. John Patterson served as assistant hostesses. Devotions on Mothers Day were led by Mrs. William Stright and Mrs. C. M. Howard reported on the etching project for the Women's Presbytery. Mrs. Ray Tarie, circle chairman, and Mrs. Florence Anise gave testimony from the book Christ To The World. Jane Bible readings and a bake sale were noted as successful. The next meeting will be a week later at Mead Park on June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foley
Mary Jane
Comeaut
Frank Sity
North Center Street
Lou Aikens
Columbus
Lavery Ayers
Alan
Gertrude Alkene
Zern F Aikens
Lisbon
Wil Dingfelder
Maguile
L Simmons
Liberty Street
Mary Gertrude Hannan
Mercer
Bred Hannan
West Washingon Street
Wayne Wren
Bernard Wise
Staney Buley
Beaverdarm
Cleveland
Robert Wagnai
Fitthley
Alaska
Telilives
Wagnpy
Arizona
Amd
John Benninie
Avon Park
Fla
Charles Willett
Paul Meerdintic
Dsuehiers
Judith
Patricia
Paula
East Smith Street
Holland
Mich
R. A. Ott
Morgan Beverly
Fox Hal
Evie
Mise Aull Lowell
New York City
Miss Lowell
Olt
Erie
American Association of University Women
B. Chambers
Pharres Caldwell
Dale Nn
Ernest W. Wright
Kenmore
B. J. Wright
South Center Street
TE Webber
Maple Avenue
Geneva
Art McLaughlin
Presbyterian Women’s Association
John McLaughlin
Hazel Merker
John Patterson
William Stright
C. M. Howard
Wb Warren
Ray Tarie
Florence Anis
Christ
Jane
Monaerhas
Astess
Méaids Park
Dune
Miss Shirley Ann Van Erden And Richard M Curtis Married
Miss Shirley Ann Van Erden daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos Van Erden, Clymer and Richard M Curtis son of Mr and Mrs Milton Curtis, Bultala, were married May at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer. Rev Benjamin Hoffman officiated in presence of about 400 guests. The church was decorated with flowers. The bride wore white satin gown with lace motifs, veil, and carried a bouquet. Bridesmaids wore delphinium blue and yellow gowns. Best man was David Curtis. ushers included John Curtis and others. Reception followed. guests and cake tables noted. The couple will reside on East Main Street, Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann van Erden
Richard M. Curtis
Abbe Reformed Church
Clymer
Sturjey
Ann van Erden
Amos van Erden
Clyme
Richard M. Sueds
Milton Curtis
Bultala
Archi
Hove
Routh Wright
Mies
Phyllis Akos Ghd
Margaret Dickesser
Janice van Beden
Moner Gil
Juanita Newhouse
Girard
Sats Miele
David Curtis
Collumbia Universit Studuit
Lowlei
John Curtis
Autu
bin Walker
Rober Yin Mrder
Halland
Wilbir Vat Erde
Dor Fardin
Evelyn Grolers
Barbara Guripy
Jeanette Prutt
Thelmin Tenduisen
Lyniette Gallup
Mes
Ant Raymon TeWinkle
Misses Bley
Ruth Rush
Clymer Cental School
Sherman
Banig of Junaissant
Warain High School
Syracuse Univerty
Infantry
Ie Davey Tree Expert Company
Main Street
Shemean
Guess
Inuy
Warren
Oltu
Ginud
Ohi
Grd
Corry
Holla
Mien
Augusta
Micha
New York City
BiliTalu
Salamanca
Umepinsa
Findley Lipke
Kiwanis Club Mother's Day Talk at Phoenix Hotel
Members of the Kiwanis Club held a Mother’s Day program at the Phoenix Hotel with a dinner earlier in the evening. Rev Pat T Baver delivered the invocation and group singing accompanied by H Lynn Rice and Mrs Rice. Key attendees included John Luless of Union City and Gordon Mathie, secretary of the Board of Christian Education of the Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monber
Harry
Smith
Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Ofelock
Harry Horith
Pat T Baver
H. Lynn Rice
Mrs Rice
Richard Rossbacher
W. Bracken
von Mert
John Luless
Union City
Gordon Mathie
Board of Christian Bagration
Presbyterian Church At
Philadelphia
Columbus Grange Meeting Highlights and Plans
Worthy Master Gerry Beosink led last night’s Columbus Grange meeting with 38 members present. Officers and members discussed treasurer duties, youth event plans, and a fruit basket display for upcoming Watson Grange meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Gerry Beosink
Snimus
Ieuibershop
Arthur Hill
Lawrence Miller
Stewart
Hay
Robbin
Nest Ce
Guang Uwetine
Reptiar
Warren County Grange
Watson Grange
Family Night Dinner At Methodist Church
A period report describes a Methodist Church Family Night Dinner with seniors presented with statements by Julces McThvush and guests Mrs. Thomas Culley of MegiVille. The Women’s Society of Christian Service held a brief business meeting with 37 attendees. New officers will be installed by the pastor on the last Sunday of the month. On May 22 homemade candy was served to conclude the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guu Wim Pemuns
Sity
Julces McThvush
Seliut
Thomas £. Culley
Culley
5000 Workers Strike Camden Plant Halt Production
About 5000 Campbell Soup Co employees reported for work but were turned away as the company shut down the big plant following a strike path described by management as a protracted stoppage. The union called the action a protest and production ceased at the Camden facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Campbell Soup Co
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Deposlads Was
Rica
Asia
Us, Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
Todivy
Niederriter’s
Gabardine
Helen
Columbus Aid
Spring Creek
PTA
G&h Oil Company
Penna
Martin Motor Sales
Dodge-Plymouth
West South St
Rayon
Shantung
F. C. Chapin & Son
Peg, LS
Methodist Church
Iain the Cory Memorial Hospital
Joseph DeMarte
Goricon Sireen
Yaiac Maale Wei
Revolutior
America
W. W. Waterhouse
Corry, Pa
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