Two Men Questioned in Pittsburgh Slayings
Pittsburgh detectives questioned two suspects in the killings of Joseph Muhnerson and Silvio Domenico. The victims were found in a car on East End Roovers Lane. New York investigators identified the men as residents of nearby towns. both men allegedly claimed innocence and said they were in New York at the time. Mannorina and Domenico were arraigned in Cincinnati court on charges and held without bail for a hearing tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
New York
East End
Rovers’ Lane
Joseph T. Sheldrick
Joseph Muhnerson
New Transington
Silviu Domeri
Shady Avenue
Mannorina
Domenico
Yelony Court
Rowe Jones win Cory Bridge duplicate tourney
The Cory Bridge Association hosts the first annual open pair duplicate tournament. Mrs. A Langdon Rowe and Mrs. CW Jones capture top honors with a 94 point score. Winners plan a summer schedule. many locals attended a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Hotel Corry.
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Rowe-Jones
Cory Bridge Association
A. Langdon Rowe
CW. Jones
Jutgetive
Laval Group
Hotel Corry
J. Pred Hintey
Charles Shuss
Leonard Burkhardt
M. C. Baldwin
Hazel Buncoon
Harriet Calegrave
Treasleer
B. H. Harmon
Tornament Direutor
E. F. Pain
Boag
Finley
Rowe
Jones
Corry County Club
Colegrove
Juanita Straughan
Pre Bridal Shower for Miss Ethelyn Robbins
A pre bridal shower was given for Miss Ethelyn Robbins of Wrightsville at her Columbus home. Guests enjoyed visiting and games, pink and white decorations, corsages, and prizes awarded to Mrs. Vern Price, Mrs. Hollis Opperman, and Mrs. Robert Damon. Light refreshments followed with gifts for the bride to be.
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Sieioy Seaeuiu Aaquith
Columbus
Ethelyn Robbins
Wrightsville
Harold Caster
Vern Price
Hollis Opperman
Robert Damon
Jaquith
Migs Robbins
Clifford Caster
Marton
Robbing
Perry Mead
Ralph Curtis
Donald Bugle
Charles Swanson
Donald Price
Corry Grange Holds Memorial Day Session
Corry Grange No. 55 met at the I O O F Hall for a regular business meeting and a Memorial Day program arranged by lecturer Miss Pauline Lane son. William P Akam presided over the routine meeting followed by a Memorial Day service led by Rev. Euwin Armitage. Announcements noted a June 1 meeting and April May anniversaries to be honored with refreshments to follow.
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Corry Grange
F. Hall
Grelock
Pauline Laneson
William PL Akam
Grange
Andrey Akam
Country Club Formal Opening Draws Big Attendance
The Corry Country Club marked its formal opening with a Saturday night dance and a Sunday green dinner. About one hundred couples attended the dancing, Freddie Eimers' band provided music from 9 to 2, and turkey sandwiches were served. The Bolt course saw heavy Sunday play despite rain, many cards under 45. Following golf, club ladies served a dinner to 135 members.
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Country Club
Corry
Elgin 4-H Club Organizes Sewing Class
The Elgin 4-H Club met with hostess Mrs Kenneth Wetmore and county rep Mrs Rachel Hogan. Eleven members discussed starting sewing classes and elected Miss Norma McCray and Miss Jo Ann Bridges as delegates to the 4-H Hem at New Hamburg Pennsylvania in June.
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Elgin
Weekend Travels Highlight Local Residents Visits
Mr and Mrs Carl Gustafson of East Frederick street returned from Bristol Connecticut after attending the Bristol Inquisitors Club. They spent the weekend in New York City and stayed at the Biltmore Hotel. Meadville visitors included Mr and Mrs Ralph Jackson and their daughter Mrs Lawrence Thomas. Viv Thomas of Newark is here for a week's visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Miller. Buffalo friends visited and returned home. Miss Maxine Beckwith finished four years at Mt Vernon Academy and returned home with her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Miller. Local residents attended the graduation ceremonies including Miss Shirley Beckwith and George Damnofal, Mr and Mrs Orvis Davis. Norman Reynolds of Jamestown visited his parents Clyde Reynolds. C H Crage of Beaver Falls, Harry W Knox of Erie, and Walter W Windabl left Sunday for a fishing trip in Canada.
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Mire
A.V. Gochrin
Raat Veterick Street
Erie
Nell Yr
Tingtol
Ocr
Ciro Mae
Sandra
Godh- Tan
Tome
A. R. Dearing
Renard and
Malcolm
West Washington Street
Tehana
Brice Deering
Bryce Dearing
Cornell University
U. S
John Dempsey
Pittsburgh
Tomorow
Prank Lillie
East Pleasant Street
John Lilie
Second Avenue
Cora Hagelstein
Jerome Spaeth
Buffalo
Grosby Bush
Concord Street
Barbara Rich
Theresa Roach
Jamestown
Corry
Russell Alward
USMC
Avais Shields
Edinboro
Darwin Wolcott
East Main Street
Wallace Sickder
Alice Damon
Spring Creek
James Clifford
Houghton, N. Y
Joyce Clifford
Miss Mation Matieson
Houghton College
Harold J. Dayson
John, Brie
Ralph E. Lergan
Findley Lake
Frank Brigham
Quantico
Mary Brigham
Cascade Street
Harold Gilbert
New York City
Carl ‘Wedel
Leonard Burkhardt
Rhoads General Hospital
Utica
New York
Jon West Frederic Street
Harry L. Wissinger
Louis Foradora
Pitcairn
F. A. Wissinger
Wilioh Brainard
Irvin Young
Merrill Patterson
J. H. Puller
Kent
Dorothy Miller
Kent State University
James Hughes
North Center Street
Louisville
Wilson Creal
Hughes
Harold Dougherty
Fort Belvair
Floyd Dougherty
Howard Pier
Ram
Newport
R. L
East, South Street
Walter J. Carrico
Jacksonville
Fla
Curtigo
Mary Doud
Edith Doud
Carricos
Matal Corry
Edward Wolcott
Carl Gustafson
East Frederick Street
Bristol
Conn
Hugh Miller
Maxine Beckwith
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon Academy
Imi
Louis Miller
East South, Street
Shirley Beckwith
George Damnofal
Bride To Be Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs Invit Young and her daughters hosted a miscellaneous shower at Hast Pleasant street for Miss Myrna Hasbrouck with sixteen guests including Miss Willoh Brainard of Jamestown. Games and contests preceded prizes won by Mrs William Marsh Mrs Allen Hasbrouck Mrs Russell Clark and Mrs O A Johnson. Lime hostesses served ice cream cake and coffee buffet style with a table of cut flowers and tapers. Each guest received a tiny umbrella.
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Invit Young
Mildyved ‘Young
Edmund Barr
Hast Pleasaant Street
Myrna Hasbrouck
Willoh Brainard
Jamestown
William Marsh
Allen Hasbrouck
Russell Clark
Linen Shower Honors Mrs Fred Logue in Youngsville
Mrs E Conklin and Mrs W D Smith hosted a linen shower Saturday evening at the former's home in Youngsville honoring Mrs Fred Logue formerly Ruth Bust. Twenty guests attended with games and visiting, prize winners named, and refreshments served at an attractively arranged table.
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Fred Logue
E. Conklin
W. D. Smith
Youngsville
Ruth Bust
Introducing a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Black
A daughter was born Sunday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Arthur Black of 820 East Columbus Avenue at Corry Hospital. Mrs Black is the former Phyllis Anderson. A daughter was also born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Robert Tripp of 240 Essex Street at Corry Hospital.
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Bors
Mins
Arthur Black
East Columbus
Bor Sunday
Robert ‘Tripp
Essex Etteet
Ind Corry Hospital
St Edward's School Picnic Planned for June fifth
St Edward's School members met Wednesday evening to arrange the annual picnic set for June 5 at Canadohta Lake. Details on commencement are to be announced later this week, with plans to host the class of 46 at the school hall next Sunday afternoon for invited guests.
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St. Edward’s
St. Edward's
A. Ae
Canadohta Lake
Cleaning Fabrice Brushing Aids Delicate Table Care
Extension service specialists say using a medium-suit brush for cleaning fabrics is gentler and more effective than scrubbing extra soiled spots by hand, especially on delicate surfaces. The guidance contrasts methods to protect fabrics and extend their life during cleaning tasks.
I Am An American Day Events Held Here
Programs celebrating I Am An American Day were held with Polish Club contributions led by Jom Borniak including remarks, singing, and the president's proclamation. Salvation Army followed with music and an address by Mrs. Noland Shipman praising democracy, lawmaking, and national unity.
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Jom Borniak
America
Salvation Army
Noland Shipman
Butler Girl Selected May Queen At Allegheny College
Meadville Pa May 20 The May Queen on the Allegheny College campus is Priscilla Greer daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas H Greer Jr of Butler Pa Her court includes Patricia Painter llwood City Ellen Wiggins Sarah font N Yi Mary Patricia Shan hon Eric Nangy Dwelle Eric and Janet Winkler Meadvill
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Butler
Allegheny
Associated Press
Meadville
Allegheny College
Priscilla Greer
Thomas H. Greer
Butler, Pa
Patricia. Painter
Llwood City
Ellen Wiggins
Sarahfont
Patricia Shan
Hon
Eric
Nangy Dwelle
Janet Winkler
Meadvilia
Truman Faces Expiring Rail and Coal Tractors Strike Threat
Confusion spread through railroad terminals as the strike deadline neared and President Truman's code words Convention and Johnston were used to keep workers on the job. The five day pause was announced by Truman after talks with Whitney and Johnston, with wage demands scaled back from 25 percent to 18 percent and the 81 26 daily boost kept at 16 cents.
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Semuuinueg
Fotn Habe Wey
Truman
Johnston
Rainormiss
Whitney
Batk
Washington
Cleveland
Trump
Tim
Four Hurt In Crash On North Center Street
Reported crash on North Center Street leaves four injured. Stoffan faces charges of reckless driving, with police noting initial delays in response. Officer Kelly said Stoffan would be charged today if evidence supports it, while Mrs Clark and Bauer are hospitalized.
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N. Center Street
Stoffan
L. J. Kelly
Wen
Brunk
Warren
Tal[ne Both Bauer
Miss Clark
Tillmigan
Stotfan
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