Bedford Gazette Converts To Daily Status In Bedford County
Bedford Gazette, claimed as Pennsylvania’s oldest weekly, announced its transition to a daily edition with Associated Press leased wire news. In Pittsburgh, Arman Carlomango, 29, president of 128 ATL Taxicab Drivers, posted bail of $2,000 on a manslaughter charge after Henry Bujaiski, 44, died at Allegheny General Hospital following a wage dispute incident.
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Bedford
Pennsylvania
Bedford Gazette
Associated Press
Gazette
Bedford County
Pittsburgh
Arman Carlomango
Broadhead Manor
ATL
Carlomango
Henry Bujaiski
Allegheny General Hospital
Mrs Heerlein Hosts Luncheon Bridge At Home
Local luncheon bridge club met yesterday at Mrs J H Heerlein s home for a 1 pm luncheon. Tables of contract bridge were in play with awards won by Raymond Anderson, B W Harrison, H L Rowe, and Lean Lindsley amid a centerpiece of mums and lighted tapers.
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Heerlein
Bridge Club
J. H Heerlein
Raymond Anderson
BW Harrinon
H.L. Rowe
Lean Lindsley
Agricultural talk at Rap bary Club dinner honors 4-H Future Farmers
Rosarians and out of town guests attended the Rap bary Club dinner at the Hotel Gerry. Speaker Baron E. Decker of Edinboro, Erie County agriculture adviser, discussed 4-H clubs and Future Farmers of America. He noted the 1917 Smith Hughes law funding boys to become farmers and praised hands on farm work for training. Community Chest donation by Rotary discussed. amount to be announced next meeting.
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Gerry
D. T. Kresge
Tichaca
L. Chester Lake
Pittsburgh
Glen C. Mead
Philadelphia
Dallas Vaughn
Brron E. Decker
Edinboro
Agriculture Vocational Adviser
Erie County
Earl Cherry
Farmers of America
Vari
Rotary
Introducing a daughter born to Mr and Mrs WaxCerhoal
A daughter was born on October to Mr and Mrs Guy WaxCerhoal Jr of Suir Grove at the W C Hospital in Dumestown.
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Octover Sith
Guy WaxCerhoal, Jr
Suir Grove
W. C. 4 Hospital
Dumestown
Local residents visit family and travel notes
Mrs Norman Tarbell and relatives return from Camp Atterbury while others visit Jamestown Erie and New York City. Several are described as visiting or traveling with family, including Mrs Foster Cass Mrs Edly Buschmann and son Eric heading to New York and then Berkeley California. A note mentions H. Franklin speaking in Mead.
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Norman Tarbell
Ely
Shreve
Raymond Onflisc
Union City
Camp Atterbury
Sind
Merle Haskell
Percy Miles
Charles Matthews
Baer Lake
A. Rosstrville
William Carlson
Cey
Jamestown
Plerkinspeke
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Harry Alexander
Mott Street
Erie
Foster Cass
Edly Buschmann
Eric
New York City
Berkeley
Cal
Beot Franklin Tds
Mead
Christian Builders Class Hosts Halloween Masquerade Party
The Christian Builders Class of Nazarene Church hosted a Halloween masquerade at the Munsee home on R. D. 8. A brief business meeting opened by Delbert Croscott, prayers led by Mrs. P. M. Anderson, with welcoming remarks by Mrs. Munsee and Cdr Way. Refreshments of pumpkin pie, doughnuts, and coffee followed as decorations reflected the holiday.
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Christian Builders
A.W. Munsee
R. D
Christian Builders Classi
Nazarene Chitech
Delbert Croscitt
P.M. Anderson
P.M. Anderson. Welcoming Remarks Were Made By ‘Mrs. Munsee and Cdr Way
Clarence Bailey
Eames
Lewis Hebers
Olin Moore
Atta Prigey
Frank Dita
Vel
Dessert party at Freno home entertains family and 16 friends
Mr and Mrs John Freno and their daughter hosted 16 friends at their East Frederick street home last night. Dessert featured cupe cakes ice cream and candy. Children enjoyed molded ice cream clowns as the party preceded visits to neighbors for nights or treats.
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Freno
Johm Freno
Kinds
East Frederick Street
Shower Honors Mrs. W. E. Yount at Legion Hall
Mrs W E Yount honored as guests and friends host a stork shower at American Legion on North Center Street. An afternoon of light refreshments and pink lemon icing cakes accompanied floral décor presented to the guest of honor by helpers including Mrs Routree, Mrs Byers, Mrs Levell, Mrs Sumer and others.
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Tor Co
American Legion
North Center Street
GA. Routre
Mes
Byers
EP Levell
Joh Sumer
Arne» Dixon
Wayne Ott
Abel Bell
J. 8. Wood
Harold Speran
Miss Irene Matuz Named C H S Football Queen
Irene Matuz has been voted Crowned Senior High School football queen for fall. Balloting occurred over three weeks at the local school and was announced by Guy Davis, Varsity Ghib committee chair. Matuz will be crowned at the OU City-Corry game this Friday evening with a court including Mayilyn Gurney, Jean Merriman, Judith Bender, Gwendolyn Kingsley, Wilma Ingram, Dixie Phillips, Mary Rickells, Judith Smith, Wilma King and Roberta McCray.
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Wliss Reve Swatu
Poothull
Guy Davis
Miss Motua
OU City-Corry
Hemor
Mayilyn Gurney
Jean Merriman
Judith Bender
Gwendolyn
Contract Club Holds Evening Bridge At Mrs Fenstermacher
Two tables of contract bridge were in play last evening at the Mott street home of Mrs John Fenstermacher when she entertained six members of her club Awards for the evening were won by Mrs Marina Vincent Ms Robert Bracken and Mrs Charles Williams At the conclusion of the bridge game the hostess served a dessert course The group will meet next with Mrs W A Gumbleton of West Irving street
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Fenstermacher
Mott Street
John Fenstermacher
Marina Vincent
Robert Bracken
Charles Williams
W. A. Gumbleton
West Irving Street
Legion Card Party Tonight At Legion Home
A Legion card party is set for tonight at the Legion Home on North Center Street with Mrs. Mark Anderson as chairwoman. Ticket reservations are growing, tickets will be sold at the door, and games such as Bridges and Panasins will be played with prizes and a special door prize donated by Mrs. Brante. Helpers include Mrs Richard Oon, Mrs. Barry Burton, Mrs. Keithorn, Mrs. Joseph Myers, Mrs. Glennis Warner and Mrs. Frank Grayino. Refreshments will follow the games.
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Litpwessenalny 4
Leclon
North Center Street
Mark Anderson
Bridgs
Prine
Brantehrader Oftiers
Mes Anderson
Richard Oon
Barry Burton
Keithorn
Joseph Myers
Glennis Warner
Frank Grayino
Library Club Hallowe'en Party at School Cafeteria
The Library Club hosted a Hallowe'en party Monday evening from 7 to 9 30 at the school cafeteria with Mrs Mary Jourdet chaperoning. Miss Ruth Bennett attended as guest. Decorations matched the season and a scavenger hunt preceded dinner. Refreshments included baked beans scalloped potatoes sandwiches pickles cake ice cream and chocolate? mulled drinks. Dancing to recorded music followed and prizes went to Misses Helen Buil Marion Volts Jeary Mivek Theresa Bailey and Many Cavaliu.
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Library Club
Mary Jourdet
Hallowe'en
Ruth Bennett
Hallowe
Helen Buil
Marion Volts
Jeary Mivek
Theresa Bailey
Second Grade Halloween Party At School Held
The Second Grade of the View School held its annual Halloween party yesterday afternoon from 1:30 to 3:30. Attending were two pupils, Mrs Helen Hoyt the room mother, and James McIntosh. Prizes donated by the PTA went to Janice Ward for prettiest costume, Sarah Keystetter for funniest, and Wayne Den(cu) for most nominal costume. The room was appropriately decorated.
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the View School
pueyLs
Helen Hoyt
James McTntosh
PTA
Janice’ Ward
Sarah Keystetter
Wayne den
Cuisel
Kindergarten Class Party At Methodist Church
Mrs Hurl Leeds hosted the kindergarten class party at AL the Fit Methodist Church on Tuesday morning. Seventeen members and seven guests attended. Children supplied Halloween decorations and pumpkins. Favors included yulemakers and candy in individual dishes.
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AL the Fit Methodist Church
Hurl Leeds
Bnd
Vandy
Halloween Party Given By Students Delights Children
Students hosted an afternoon party with treats including sancwinhes, potato chips, cupcakes, apples and popcorn. They served refreshments, helped with cleanup, and ended the event by presenting each child a lollipop.
Local Gathering Described With Odd Details
An account of a small social gathering notes Nils and chocolate milk among the youngsters and Mrs Milton Almeck aiding Mrs Leeds at a function from 9 to 11 a.m. Mr Leeds recorded photographs of the group. The text mentions changes to gap bursting appliances to allow more air when fuel shifts from manufactured to valsiral poe.
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Nils
Milton @almeck
Leeds
Mr.Leeds
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