Newlyweds Honored At Clymer Reception
The Clymer conservation club hosted a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Wilui Tumes Dunnewold and family. Attendants included Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence Drinnaword, Mrs. James Daniels, and Mrs. Laurence Dupnewold. Guests wore gold and white mums. the bride’s table featured crystal and gold accents with yellow and white wedding bells. The groom’s parents and many local residents attended as couples and friends. After prayers, the couple planned Homecoming festivities and Purdue Illinois football plans. A separate note reports Conelway Girl Scouts organizing patrols with Green, Yellow, Red, and Gray divisions led by Gloria Watrous, Frances Ross, Annette Cotes, and Sheva Hassan respectively.
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Clymer Conservation Clw
Wilui
Lawrence Drinnaword
Clymer
James Daniels
Laurence Dupnewold
Lon
Ger
Ride
Floyd van
derSehiin
Biidat
Priyer
Rey
Jamin Hoffnilin
le Wach
Sylvia
Alley
Abryud
Hothleere
Martone Dayenn
Ann Desiogery Richi
Damon
Vincent Darya
Philip Dunnnwel
Hyrides
Orchar Igual
Hila Vander Sehnath
Haey Teckrrink
Tite Bethe
David Wael Gyite
Conelway
Conelway School
Gloria Watrous
Geraldine Pate
Marlene Chase
Barbara Daley
Frances Ross
Ruth Ann Lord
Roberta Mackey
Mary Ann Gates
Red
Annette Cotes
Judy Darndall
Linda Bourwall
Joyce Caldwell
Gray
Sheva Hassan
Frances Kri- 29
Barbara Radecki
Constance Root
Prudy Hill
Annette Coates
Roberta Mackay
Ting Bearar
Jerold’ Walrous
Gloria
Ten Hospitals To Get Federal Aid In Pennsylvania
Welfare Secretary Harry Shapiro announced that fourteen hospital units including ten general hospitals and four medical center psychiatric units would share almost half of a ten million dollar federal grant for general hospital construction. Four million six hundred eighty five thousand eight hundred eighty three dollars will go to these units, not the full grant for mental hospital construction as initially planned. General hospitals had protested the proposed exclusive use for mental facilities. The state department indicated further consideration and possible funds for general hospitals if other mental hospital funds are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dhe Sburg
Kefauver Hits Ike's Farm Program and Middle East Policy
Senator Kefauver attacked the Eisenhower administration’s farm and foreign policies in Pennsylvania and New England. He argued mass unemployment areas and farmers suffered while bankers favored hard money. He blamed delays in Middle East policy for Russia gaining influence and isolation from Britain and France. Edward Tait named to the Federal Trade Commission, replacing Mason.
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Sharon
Antes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
New York
Kefauver
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Kefauger
Middle East
Britain
France
Boston
Boyles
Russia
Dulles
Trade Post
Washington
Edward.Thomas Tait
White House
Pittsburgh
Lowell B. Mason
Federal Trade Commission
Hilltop Club Meeting Details With Mrs John Nelson
Hilltop Club met at the hotel of Mrs John Nelson with Att Bror Fukn presiding. The session included Lord's prayer and a period of visiting and quilting activities. A host meal featured tea, jello with whipped cream, wafers, and coffee. Next meeting set for November 15 at Mrs Osaa Lindslion's home.
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Sunn
DE Phe Hupp
Nikk
John Nelson
Chiarme
Bror Fukn
Mentite Wits Haltatler
R. D
Osea Lindslion
Mrs James P Sullivan Hosts CGG Club Meeting
Mrs James P Sullivan entertains the CGG Club with a table setting display and a deme sere dine in honor. Guests include Mrs Donald Till, Mrs Milton VanQresin and Mrs Maral Crm. Mrs Alfred Mor Tilton wins the door prize as plans for the next gathering unfold at Mrs Moritsoh’s home.
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Mrs
James P. Sullivan
CGG Club
Woman Dies as Car Plunges Down 300-Foot Drop
A woman was killed yesterday when a car left the road and plunged down a 300-foot drop near New Kensington. The vehicle rolled downhill 60 feet in the crash, with others injured. Local authorities, including Casper, Wyoming residents, investigated the accident and identified the occupants and witnesses.
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Rvak
New Kensington
Gmine Patel
Hive
Joe Cay Williams Burgell
Casper
Wye
Eyik
Wutimins Lilewere Iniflniedl
Hyak
Lallvine
Novis
Pniett
Joy Class Dines At Kinley Home In Community Event
Twenty JOY Class members of the First Presbyterian Church attended a tureen dinner at Mrs. J. Ered Tinley’s East Pibissoh home. Assisting committee members included Mrs Al Youssens Mrs Paul F. Bau ex and Mrs John Kennedy. Prizes and honors were announced as new Secret Sisters were revealed and names selected for the coming year.
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JOY
Kinley
J. Ered Tinley
East Pibissoh
al Youssens
Paul F. Bauex
John Kennedy
Hitler
Ms Bauer
Church Leader Earl Frederick Adams Dies at 66
Dr Earl Frederick Adams a leading church figure and director of the Washington office for the National Council of Churches died yesterday. The ordained Baptist minister was 66 and was born in Palayn Noe.
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Washington
Earl Frederick Adams
National Council of Churches
Atta
Council
Secnary
Palaysn Noe
Missionary Society Met At Nazarene Church
The Navatcut-Foresert Missionary Society met last evening at the Church of the Nazarene for a regular session. Rev. Merriman led singing and scripture reading, C. M. Bailey led prayer, and Lolly Hebers gave a lesson on the Philippines. Rev. Merriman urged generous giving for the Thinkerlvine offering, followed by a society offering and a treasurer’s report.
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Navatcut-Foresert Missionary Society
Rtev
R. KR
Merriman
Church of the Nazarene
C. M. Bailey
Lolly Hebers
Jesson
Philippines
Scott Batley
Sonja Hebers
Ruth Merriman
Weasurer
Martini Anderson
Women Of The Moose Hold Regular Session
The Women of the Moose met last evening at the Moose home with Mrs. Clorence Kirch presiding as senior regent. A class of candidates was initiated, and Mrs. W. J. Gumbleton and her committee served lunch. Attendance award went to Mrs. Gerald Staples and the special prize to Mrs. Nellie Reid.
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Women of the Moose
the Moose Home
Clorence Kirch
W. J. Gumbleton
Library
Gerald Staples
Nellie Reid
William Hemple
R. D
Wheelock Aid Holds Tureen Dinner and Meeting
Wheelock Community Aid met at the home of Mrs. Leland Crosscut with Mrs. Wayne Hopkins as assistant hostess. President Mrs. Charles Kennedy led the session. devotions were by Mrs. Leonard Edwards. They donated $5 to the Needlework Guild and sewed a quilt, adjourning to meet November 16 at Mrs. Kenneth Harvey’s.
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Iwheelock Aid
Wheelock
Aid
Leland Crosscut
R.D
Wayne Hopkins
Charles Kennedy
Devcons
Leonard Edwards
Kenneth Harvey
Mrs Betts Hosts Columbus Samba Club Event
Mrs Frank Betts of Columbus hosted her Samba Club last evening at her home. Mrs Ralph Glenn and Mrs Betts were high scorers in the card game. A salad lunch followed. Mrs Jessie Smith will host the club in two weeks.
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Frank Betts
Columbus
Ralph Glenn
Betts
Jessie Smith
Greyhound Strike Ends After Overnight Negotiations
In Cleveland union and company negotiators reached a tentative agreement after marathon talks that began Wednesday morning. Federal mediator G Harry Young announced the deal subject to ratification by union members, with drivers who walked out to return to work and maintenance crews resuming duties.
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Greyhound Lines
U.S
Cleveland
G. Harry Young
Greyhound
Cory Fins
Bradford
Beaver Club
Young
Street Railway and Motor Coach Employes
Eastern Greyhound
Oil Tycoon Fadden Dies at 87 in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas obituary notes Fadden notables as chairman of Southland Royalty Co. and a career spanning steel oil finance and philanthropy. Born in Moundsville West Virginia, he died yesterday at age 87.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Whmc
Fadden
Southland Royalty Co
Moundsville
W. Va
Union Strikes At Dresser Plant Over New Contract
The International Association of Machinists struck the Dresser Manufacturing Division today over a proposed three year contract. About 765 members rejected the company offer as picket lines formed at the plant. Union president Muton Spiltier cited contract length, security and wages as issues, with a demand for a 10 percent wage increase in a one year contract. No further talks were scheduled. Dresser, a heavy machinery maker for oil, is a unit of Dresser Industries, Inc in Dallas, Texas.
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Eeewpun—Inuage
International Association of Machinists
Dresser Manufacturing Division
Muton Spiltier
Dresser
Dresser Industries, Inc
Dallas
Tex
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