Rehoboth Class Banquet Honors Members and Guests
The Rehoboth Church class banquet at Columbus Community Congregational Church last evening drew 60 attendees. Robert Olson toasted, Rev. Eugene Westley led devotions, and Mrs. Charles Bugbee gave the class history with tributes to founding members. Out of town guest Rev. B F Armitage joined the event. Amby Allen appeared as Charlie Weaver. Plans for the June 20 meeting will be announced later.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Columbus Community Congregational Church
Robert Olson
Eugene Westley
Charles Bugbee
Amby ‘Allen
Charlie Weaver
Allan May
John
Lyle M. Chase
B. F. Armitage
Jamestown
Takeo
Miss McCray Hostess Leads Presbyterian Circle Meeting
Westminster Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met Tuesday evening at Miss Adele McCray's Fourth Avenue home with eight members present. Mrs. W. W. Graham led the devotional on Romans seven. A letter arrived from Mrs. Harold Patterson, member of the circle. The program for New Times included a brief note on the upcoming church leaders. The next meeting will be a picnic at Mead Park.
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McCray
Westminster
First Presbyterian Church
Adele McCray
Fourth Avenue
W. W. Graham
Harold Patterson
Mead Park
Mrs Fehlman Hosts Presbyterian Hostess Meeting
Mrs Fehlman led a church gathering at Mrs Ross Penis’s North Center home last evening. Devotions were given by Marian Rumbanghy, who read verses from Psalms and the honoring of mothers with stories of biblical women. The class plans to send a contribution.
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Rhe mary-Murtha Sunary Rehoal Clase
Ptha
Terian Ciureh
Ross Penis
Marr
North Center
Siggeu Wilf
Ralph -Vrneferhof Funiti
Tian
Lawyers Win Ribbons At NSPAP Meet
The Northwest Section annual spring session at the VFW Post drew about 400 photographers from Bradford to Jamestown. President Kirk Sawyer led demonstrations, awards, and a dinner as winners received ribbons for black and white and color work. guest speaker Walter Troup of Canton spoke on school art and photography.
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W. J. Bratford
St. Marys
Emporium
Clearfield
Clarion
Greenville
Metdville
Franklin
Erie
Girard
Brockway
Jamestown
Kirk Sawyer
John B. Kelley
Bradford
Kern Sanford
William Shumaker
Mr Sawyer
Henry Morean
Ed Bristle
Edward Gratainger
St. ‘Mar
Diane Sawyer
Hn Sawyer
Walter Troup
Canton
Ohio
Miss Price and Fiancé Tie To Corry Area Church Event
Miss Price and her fiancé are graduates of Corry Area High School and both work in the office at Corry Jamestown Corporation. The wedding is set for the 16th at St Elizabeth's Church.
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Jesse Dooher
Spartansburg
Catherine Ann
Sidney Edwin Winans Jr
Sidney Winans
Spartansburgs
Dooher
Spartan High School
Winans
Spartansburg Hight
Wincans Grocery Store
Miss Price
Radwatesof
Corry Atea Hith School
Corry Jaimestown Corporation
St Elizabeth's
Thora Wise Installed As Worthy Advisor Of Rainbow For Girls
Thora Wise, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wise of Wayne Street, was installed last evening at the Masonic Temple as Worthy Advisor of Corry Assembly No 1 Rainbow for Girls. The ceremony featured an orange theme on humility with officers including A Watson, Kathe Tunnell, and Aili Pold, with Rev. William C tier as minister and many active committee members assisting in arrangements and attendance.
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Thora Wise
Rainbow
Corry
Frank Wise
Wayne Street
Masonic ‘Temple
A Watson
Kathe Tunnell
Aili Pold
Betty Porsot
Chaplait
Shirley Diemer
Marshall
Baylehe Bliles
Diana Schramling
Lov Joist
Clifford Bylesink
William C. Tier
Carleton Wassink
John Xander
Sti Qiheys
Cindy Birbink
Pepay Vanssens
Fasilis
Linda Anthony'y
Chis
Plecinlo
Tally
Erver
Nancy Buesink
Vicki Rupp
Ciddy Buesink
Pégey Vansselis
Connie Roo
Didi Darnofull
Annette Coates
Barbara
Radecki
Bonnie Cady
Betty Person
Linda Smith
Virginie Auer
Ruvchrasis
Becky Pictt
Chris Piecirillo
Janet Auer
Virginia Aver -Penn
Itr
Priscilla
Adv Pold
Carol
Festival program contains fragmented event list and names
The document outlines the tenth annual Clymer ulipp Festival with preparations, a street parade, bands, marine units, and a dance program. It lists participants from local schools and community groups, including several named individuals, and references antique exhibits and a Saturday horse show.
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Tavis Lee
Unier
Anil
Edin Karel
Ene
Klompe Dirieeis
Jiunior Amiseri
Tearniel
Danres
Erik Hines
Onna -Aeuik
Girvan Bailey
Clady
Reon Beep
Erik Gall Berisink
Martine Cady
Chest Didi Gopein
Duaune Groters
Christie Hair
Gotsui Tinta
Howard
Sivanne Haine Bhtoy
Nancy Hurlburt
Mary Low Adlon
Cheryl Keith Reber Mathes
Sie Ann Muysell
Kathy Quevrebeld
Peegy
Quunrevend
Sisal Relnick
Rhea Khehernes
Diary Rothinbeyeer Albu
Marjorie’ Rualnk
Becca Saiinr
Carol Smith
Cally Stelson
Jaypee Vrounin
Ins Watrous
Jeane Whitley
Birly
Bse
Missie Fo
Iuimper
Dubsehe
Pein
Ess
Hives
el Shearsed
Sevnrar Wenks
Channel 12
Enc
Tini Jiavin Bensink
Beexervink
Tanya Bensili En Boogel
Judy Bush
Mary Lou Citi
Sancy Dowhberty
Tare Evans
Linda Humes
Debbie Riimensmith
Kathy Marrigan
Phyllis Ruslink
Debbie
Martha Sphon
Cindy
Vig
Stay Bro
Lindt
Karen
Tanti Dawn — Westley
Marybeth
Susan Willams
Selentisi
Queen Candidate and Mount Kail Nin Hustler Saga
Fragmentary OCR reads like a chaotic list of names, places, and events. It mentions Queen Candidate, Kail Nin, Ryusei alle cups, Maresiaaly Tester, and various personalities and locations with unclear connections. The readable bits hint at a political or social page featuring candidates, makers, and fashion mentions amid a jumble of names and phrases.
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Syidiove
Wynne
Gihiee
aSgeur Goeth
Betleatty Ss
Ryusei Alle
Maresiaaly
Aihgeee
Algillie Sidvatl
Qumns
Hoop Speciaty
Weayhead
Einer Ieee
Abie Rehmet Cyan
Chris Aw
Chris Aw Meigdeator Ind We Nares Silay Suhidadee Wiha, Wallin
Bridge Scores in Corry Club Semi Finals Night
A noisy evening of bridge scores crowned semi finalists at the Corry Bridge Club event held at the VFW Post. Winners included El Jareteller and Rentrickson, while Tulhs Cie and Robert Larsen teamed for a strong showing.
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Voitell
Corry Bridge
VFW
el Jareteller
Ash My
Rentrickson
Bf Dumose
Ted
Treat
Tulhs Cie
Robert Larsen Jaesown
Tyra
Union City
A. Blatt
McInnes Steel Bowlers Plan Entry Next Bowling Season
Members of the McInnes Steel Bowling League held their annual banquet at the WIFW post where Bruce Smith, president, indicated management plans to enter a team in the next season. Officers were installed, and prizes were awarded for top performances, including Harold Crosby and Charles Perrin. The top ten McInnes bowlers at Avalon Center were listed with names such as Archie Wetmore, Ed Paye, Clark, Czech, Jackson, Richard Payer, Way, Holcomb, Donald Jones, and Van Tassel.
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Ice Acts Shop Bowling League
Fice
WIFW
Broun
Bruce Smith
McInnes
Paul Bowen Sr
Harry Morris
Merle Patterson
Ray Clark
Howard
Dick Payer
Church Jackson
Karl Sorenson
Bill
Shepard
Girl Scouts Attend Sporta Art Exhibit at High School
Girl Scouts plan to attend a Sporta Art Exhibit at Morea High School with activities and demonstrations. The event features local clubs and students showing crafts and projects, with a social gathering to follow at Wright School in the evening and a chance to meet community leaders.
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Girl Scouts
Sporta
Hein LM
Rich
Wit Morea High School
Wright School
Spartansburg
Marks 1 Years Ort. Jokmeon Gy ether Monday
Amanda is one of alae Jokmeon Gy ether Monday They were narhicel, 16, brothens.
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Amanda
Alae -Jokmeon Gyether
Narhicel
Brothens
Tulip Festival Exhibit Plans Unveiled in Times Like These Theme
A local festival committee outlines exhibit arrangements to attract visitors. Joey Notting rents slips for sale and prints will be entered for display. Orders for children will be taken at the show along with pardons. The Times Like These theme showcases varied talent, aiming to brighten the day at the Clymer Tulip Festival.
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Joey Notting
Sarthe
Rockets Test Ionosphere From Wallops Island
Washington and Japanese scientists launched two rockets from Wallops Island Virginia testing ionosphere temperature. The pair joined a three shot series begun April 26 with a U S official reporting preliminary data suggests all three launches were successful.
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Washington
U. S
Wallops Island
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