Anniversary party at Guy Swart home marks 40th year
Open house Sunday celebrated Mr and Mrs Guy Swart's 40th wedding anniversary on May 1. Guests from Meadville Clymer and Corry (85 attendees) enjoyed a three tier cake, white floral decor, and gifts. Children organized the event with family attendees from local areas. Local residents and relatives visited over the weekend and others traveled to and from the region.
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Guy Swart
RD. 2
Trwin Johnson
Paul Richards
Washington, D, GC
Shirley Swart
Harold
Don
Kenneth Swart
Meadville
Clymer
Corry
Bridal Shower for Miss Charlotte Fehlman
Miss Patricia Parsons and Mrs. Fred Jackson hosted a bridal shower at the bride’s North Center street home for Miss Charlotte Fehlman who will marry Courtney Par on June 20. Guests from Beaverdam and Youngsville attended as games and a cake, ice cream, robsites and coffee were served.
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Eldon Houck
Missouth
Mant
South Second Avenue
Maryville College
Maryville
Tenn
George Jackson
Ellwood City
North Center Street
Walter Rininger
Bedford
Rininger
T. R. Sorenson
West Washington Street
Mmf
Ronald Cummings
Norfolk
Prank Dorrance
Cummings
Nelson Thompson
C. A. Hillstrom
Penn Yan
Hammondsport
Willam Case
Sam Loomis
Kent Iore
Richard Rhodes
Vera. Rhodes
City
Rosa Westley
Worth Street
Patricia Parsons
Fred Jackson
Charlotte Fellman
Fehlman
Courtney Par
Felnman
Beaverdam
Youngsville
Engagement Announced Of Emma Haley and Frederick Prine
Local notice announces the engagement of Emma Frances Haley of 139 Institute Street Jamestown to Frederick Prine of Corry and the late Mrs Prine. Emma Frances Haley a Jamestown High School graduate of 1949 works at Frewsburg Furniture Company. Frederick Prine employed by Sterling Company in Jamestown. No wedding date set.
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Ernest Haley
Institute Street
Jamestown
Emma Frances
Frederick Sf. Prine
Glen Prine
Corry
Prine
Miss Haley
Jamestown High School
Frewsburg Figniture Company
Sterling Company
Memorial Day Talk For Kiwanis Club
Rev. Donald R. Brown of the First Pentecostal Church was guest speaker at the Kiwanis meeting last night at the Phoenix Hotel. Introduced by Raymond Seastead, he spoke on the meaning of Memorial Day. Group singing led by H Lynn Rice and Mrs Rice. William McCracken of Mansfield was a guest.
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Donald R. Brown
Kiwanis Club
Phoenix Hotel
Rev. Brown
Raymond Seastead
H Lynn Rice
Degree Session For Columbus Grange Held At Town Hall
Last evening at the Town Hall Columbus Grange held a degree session with Worthy Master David Curtis presiding. The main business was conferring the first and second degrees on two candidates, while third and fourth degrees were received by members from Sprig Creek East Branch Corry and Columbus led by degree team captain Lawrence Miller. Miss Leona Volk assisted as steward and Paul Suchar as assistant. Mrs Ivis Messinger and Mrs Jessie Smith served sandwiches jello cake and coffee. Next meeting set for June 7.
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Columbus Grange
David Curtis
Sprig Creek
East Branch
Corry
Columbus
Lawrence Miller
Leona Volk
Paul Suchar
Ivis Messinger
Jessie Smith
Mrs Virgil Hall Honored At Store Shower
A store shower honoring Mrs Virgil Hall was held Saturday evening at the home of Miss Ruth Wright in RD 2 Clymer. Guests included former associates from the Raymond plant 2200 department. Mrs Hall received many gifts. door prize went to Mrs Harry Hotchkiss.
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Virgil Hall
Ruth Wright
RD. 2
Clymer
Raymond Plant
Kathleen
Eleanor Wallace
Hall
Harry Hotchkiss
Miss Joyce Mitchell Engaged to Tom Piep Jur
Miengel Mower and Mrs Ghitys Smith hosted a bridal shower for Miss Joyce Mitchell at the Mongera home near Mill Village. Twenty five friends attended a bingo and party games session with prizes to several guests. The event featured a light supper and favors of miniature pastel umbrellas, honoring Miss Mitchell ahead of her June 6 wedding.
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Miengel Mower
Ghitys Smith
Joyce Mitchell
Tom Piep- Jur
Mongera
Mill Vilage
George Bisbee
Mes Mae Smith
Floyd Webb
Ronald Webb
Loyd Hirgnonts
Dewn Mitchell
Mes
Carl Pleper
Archie Thomas
Kay Berkhons
Luy
Miss Mitchell
Wattsburg Grange Holiday Dinner Announcement
Wattsburg Grange No 105 women announce a Memorial Day public dinner at the Grange Hall starting 11:30 a.m. served until complete. Menu includes roast beef potatoes gravy baked beans cabbage salad scalloped corn brown bread rolls pickles pie and coffee. Public invited to attend.
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Wattshire Grange No. 105
Grange Hall
Gas Station Sign Case Heads Toward High Court
Dauphin County Court held state law limiting gasoline price sign size unconstitutional. Judge Walter R. Solin dismissed the Commonwealth’s exception, paving AML's appeal to the State Supreme Court. The Gambones Atlantic Service Station, Norris Town, challenged the law's constitutionality.
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Saa
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Tmiltne
State Supreme Court
Revaesy
Walter R. Solin
AML
High Court
Dude Sohn
Charles Gambone
Charles S. Gambone
Gambones
Giant Great Lakes freighter to be built for 7 million
The American Ship Building Co. yards will lay the keel next September for the largest Great Lakes freighter. National Steel Corp of Pittsburgh announced plans to dry dock the ship by late next year. Operated by M A Hanna Co of Cleveland, the vessel will carry about 9 000 tons at a 251 foot length and 75 foot beam, surpassing earlier record boats like the Ernest T Weir and John G Munson.
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Wy Azspuaren
Lorain
American Ship Building Co. Yards
Stark
Great Lakes
National Steel Corp
Pittstureh
M A. Hanna Co
Cleveland
The
Isles
Ernest T. Weir
Jessep H. Thompson
John G. Munson
Jakes
Pittsburgh Communist Held In Contempt Twice In Court
Hving Weasman, 40, one of five Communists in U S District Court, was ruled in contempt of court twice yesterday for refusing to answer questions. Tislian tobacco shops often sell cigarette butts one or two at a time.
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Pittsburgh
Hving Weasman
Tril
U. S
Tislian Tobacco Shops
Red Leader Wins Stay From Trial
William Z. Foster, chairman of the American Communist party, receives an indefinite continuance on charges of conspiring to teach and advocate violent overthrow. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan granted the stay due to Foster's failing heart, delaying the trial as the case moves forward.
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Reese
New York
William Z. Foster
Communist Party
Sylvester J Ryan
Foster
Ryan
Twin girls found dead in Pittsburgh home mystery
City detectives quoted the father Julius Igger, 21, a hotel wall washer, saying the mother joked about the babies at 2:30 a m and rubbed camphor on their noses to ease colds. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death.
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Pittsburgh
Julius Iggers
Francis Flannery
Milk price reform urged at Erie hearing
Lloyd McGarvey of the Greater Erie Milk Dealers Association told the state Milk Control Commission that higher operating and processing costs demand an immediate price adjustment. He predicted Erie area milk prices will stay unchanged for two to three months, with current rates at 23 cents a quart retail and 6.10 dollars per hundredweight for producers, unchanged since April 1.
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Associated Press
ERIE
Greater Erie Milk Dealers Association
Lloyd McGarvey
State
Milk Control Commission
Commission
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