No Gunshot Fatality Reported In State
Harrisburg page reports as of today no gunshot fatality occurred in the state this period. A single death due to heart attack near a residence is noted. Firearm incidents totaled about a dozen hot bullet injuries amid a large hunting season opening. Weather brief hints at rain reducing field activity and a predicted heavy bag limit.
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Barth J. Sexton
Warren
Amivu
Stitt Game Commission
Sie
Feports
Miai
Ballot Box Stuffed With 17 Democratic Ballots at Ky Polls
In Paris Kentucky Clintonville precinct No 3 deputy sheriff John Neal reported a ballot box discovered morning stuffed with 17 Democratic ballots. Republican challenger Russell Day and others confirmed the finding as officials seized the ballots and investigated at the scene. A separate Morgue report notes a body found in the Monongahela River near the Wind Street Bridge in Pittsburgh. unidentified youth wearing corduroy outfit.
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Gy Asou
Aft
Paris
John Neal
Clintonvile Pre- Cihiet No
Russell Day
Campelen
Tater
Neal
J. M. Lear
Day
B. Bates
Pittsburgh
Monongahela River
Wind’ Street
Hospital Auxiliary Plans and Activities Highlight Meeting
The Ladies' Auxiliary at County Hospital met with 27 members Monday evening in the hospital dining room. President Mrs Earl Haight chaired the session. Reports included a 115 dollar surplus from a rummage sale. A nominating committee was named for officer elections in December with new officers taking duties in January. A tea for associate members was planned for November 5 from 3 to 6 p.m. at the American Region Home. Preparations also began for the fourth annual Christmas dance set for December 5 with music by Baybaya Ani Keppel and a dinner on December Bth under Mrs Lester Danner as dining room chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couny Hospital
Earl Haight
Vennis Follet
G. A. Hillstrom
Robert Gatlin
Robert Franz
D. Armour Hillstrom
Percy Corbin
Leo Carroll
C. W. Brockett
A. 5
Charles A. Williams
Gray Ladies
CP. Bliss
James Lewis
James Sinare
J. Rakescho
Auxiliary
Dex
Iiss Baybaya Ani Keppel
Seeuting
Lester Danner
Hallowe'en Party At Episcopal Sunday School
Episcopal Church Sunday School held a Halloween party in the church undercroft on Saturday from 3 to 5. Jerome Davis led the program with games as Rev Joseph R. Clair Mrs. Murray Olds and Miss Georgia Myers attended. twenty five children participated with costume awards to several named children and refreshments of cider doughnuts and candy sticks served.
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Episcopal Sunday School
Hallowe'en
Manuel Episcopal Church
Jerome Davis
Joseph R. Clair
Murray Olds
Georgia Myers
Carol Ann Roelofs
Paul
Judy Dwyer
Charles
James Skinner
Desent Clair, Jr
Sarah Kensinger
Larry Roelofs
Robert Kensinger
Jane
Richard Haslet
Frederick Jewell
Ohn Phelps
Helen Wsbeth Phelps
Arthur
Rene Dasa
Linds Tarbell
Mary Ann
John Nichols
Mrs Arthur Wallace Heads Friendly Circle
Mrs Arthur Wallace presides over the Friendly Circle election of officers at Lins business meeting with Mrs Harold Betts as vice president Mrs Gordon Shampoo as secretary and Mrs Donald Willey as treasurer Roll call yielded Bible story devotions led by Mrs Wallace on the Love of God and prayers. Contests awards went to Mrs Fred Wallawe Mrs Harold Bemis Mrs Will Bemis and Miss Mastene Redding. A Hallowe en table featured season salads doughnuts cake and coffee with baskets of candy. Next meeting set at Mrs Will Bemis home on November 18.
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Koerreuuy
Gira Ane Culing
Tairence Redding
Yalace
Lins
Arthur Wallace
Harold Betts
Gordon Shampoo
Donald Willey
Wallace
God
Fred Wallawe
Harold Bemis
Will Bemis
Mastene Redding
Fred Bowes
Local residents make weekend visits across towns
Mrs. P H Edwards of Weil Pleasant Street and Mrs Grant Pettit of Butler host visits while Miss Amy sacks resumes Wellsboro work after a weekend at Essex Street home. Mr Willard Shreve and son Lauren Igle visited Mr Shreve’s Gloveland relatives. Several families from Glenside, Grand Valley, and Erie travel after extended visits and attend a Grange anniversary in Reguita.
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P. H. Edwards
Weil Pleasant Street
Grant Pettit
Butler
A Lyons
Shaker Heights Qhip
Amy Sacks
Will Teavo
Wellsboro
Essex Street
Willard Shreve
Lauren Igle
Spring Creek
Myrtle Miely
Pleasantwill
Martin Snayley
Gertrude Ongley
Grand Valley
Reguita
State Grange
Oneley
Snawley
Agnes Pranciseu
Erie
Robert Rassetter
Hamy Harris
Albany
Glerm C. Mead
Philadelphia
W. G. Arnold
East Wayne Structor
George R. Jacksom
North Center Street
Wisconsin
Jack Kinney
Dauenten
Barbara
Erle
Earl Haight
Tasmond Street
Kijiney
Clifton Weber
Washngton
D. C
Elizaeth Weber
George Weber
Elmer Chritensen
Davie
John Sas Cathy
Harrisburs
Pail
South Center
Sivert
Niels Christensen
Golub
O. , Murray
Mary Ressler
Hazel Maryell
Harmudburg
Mann
Volw
Halloween Party At Shaffer Home Announces Festivities
AD S Albert Mater and Gauehied Shirley of Essex Street hosted a Hallowe en party for Miss Shirley s friends. Jan Kelsey Ted May Santa Pron Robert Scull Maine Riss Rebecca Williams Helen Sharer won prizes for games. Mrs Shaffer and Mrs Roscoe Beardsley served sandwiches doughnuts and cider with snappers as favors.
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Albert Mater
Education Topic At Mentor Club Meeting
Mentor Club met with 14 members and guest Mrs Mabel Boyd of Lebanon Missouri. Mrs BG Barnes directed the business meeting followed by talks on Education. Miss Ann Bare discussed the dictionary role in education and Mew FB Sullivan spoke on the topic. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs William Myers at Spritz street.
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BG. Barnes
Hove Om
Mew
Sullivan Ata
Ann Bare
William Myers
Spritz Street
Beckerink Couple Welcomes Child at Corry Hospital
Mr and Mrs Cornelis Beckerink of Clymer welcomed a baby yesterday at Corry Hospital. The noon delivery added a new member to the Beckerink family as local residents celebrate the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilighter
Bork
Cornelis Beckerink
Clymer
Corry Heaptiel
Miss Janice Evans Birthday Celebration Noted
A party Saturday afternoon honored Janice Elaine Evans age five. Attendees included Diane Humphrey Faith Marsh Larry Shampoe Joan Sworer Margaret Welch and Elaine Onmer with prizes awarded. Pink and yellow decorations framed a birthday cake as refreshments were served by Janice Blaine’s grandmothers, Mrs. Grace Evans and Mr. Mart Bemis.
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Dies
Gin Byale Seayerwenirk
Janice Eline
Beye
Diane Humphrey
Faith Marsh
Larry Shampoe
Joan Sworer
Margaret Welch
Elaine Onmer
Evans
Janice Blaine
Circle No 2 W S C S Met At Skinner Home
Circle No 2 W S C S gathered at the Skinner home with Mrs Benjamin S Skini er of Franklin Street leading devotions from Psalm 90 read by Mrs Cynthia Loveless. The group voted to send a box to She Ethel Hirpst Home in Geofina and study from the book Oh Our Own Doorstep led by Mrs Delvnd Roheston with a song period. Next meeting will be with Mrs Ruth Tosier.
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Siswen
CS. Tirole No
Methodist Church
Benjamin S. Skiniier
Franklin Street
Cynthia Loveless
Ethel Hirpst
Geofina
Jie
Delvnd Roheston
Rulth Tosier
Mrs Glenn Albaugh Hosts J F Chub Wire Circle Meeting
Mrs Glenn Albaugh hosted a Lie circle gathering in Clute with all members attending. Progressive SiN awards went to Ms Rubee Proctor. Members served Waldorf salad pickles hot rolls and whipped exeytn.
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DB. Clute
Playme Oy
Rubee Proctor
Damey Haslett
Almon Peterson
Coffer
Delirius
Tite Insters
Miss Betty Russell Hosts Club Meeting At Home
Miss Betty Russell welcomed members of the Bornneyelles Club at her home. Patty Clare read the minutes and discussed membership while refreshments of pickles relishes and tea were served. Hostess Patty Nehayer of Hast Pleasant Street scheduled the next gathering for November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Russell
Betty Russel
Bornneyelles
Patty Clare
Pally Nehayer
Hast Pleasant Stree
Navy Mothers Club Holds Navy Day Tag Sale
The Navy Mothers Club of this city held a Navy Day tag sale Saturday October 23 to raise funds for welfare work. The event, chaired by Commander Mrs Ross Jukes, concluded with routine business and plans for the November meeting at Mrs Tukes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Ross Jukes
Tukes
Cullimtus
Halloween Party At Tanner Home Hosts Two Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Donsla Tanner entertained a large circle of friends at a Halloween party that also marked the second anniversary of Mr and Mrs Gaorild Procter. Amid the festive atmosphere the engagement of Mrs Mildred McArthur to Charles Bower was announced as guests enjoyed a pleasant social evening and gifts were exchanged. A wifeful supper followed late in the evening.
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Donald Tanner
Donsla Tanner
Hallowe'en
Tanners
Gaorild Procter
Mildred McArthur
Charles Bower
Eric
Miss Bashline Honored At Saturday Birthday Party
Miss Donna Fay Bashline was honored at a birthday party Saturday afternoon hosted by Mrs Bean Bashline at their home. Six guests enjoyed games and birthday cake with ice cream as decorations and gifts were given to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Bashline
Donna Fay Bashline
Anutier
Bean Bashline
Bushiine
Enjoy Life Don’t Be Miserable Health Tonic Ad
An old advertisement promotes Thomp son’s Borsoma tablets as a kidney stimulant diuretic and liver stomach aid, claiming they flush poisonous waste and excess acid, reduce aches, and relieve night-time urination. It suggests Golden Lax tablets for constipation and lists drug store availability and prices.
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Thompson
Farewell Dinner for Miss Ethel Wykoff at Carry Hospital
A group of 18 nurses and friends honored Miss Ethel Wykoff at a farewell dinner Monday at Carry Hospital Public Dining Room. Orchids decorated the table and door garlands graced the event. Mrs David Bines and Mrs Stanley Malek received corsages while Miss Wykoff wore yellow pompoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelwych Sims
Army Nurse Corps
Gwowell
Hulel
Cindelabranden
Orchid Jympons
David Bines
Stanley Malek
Wykett
Klasch Coons Engagement Announces This Morning
Mr and Mrs Andrew Flach of RD 2 announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Mary Ann to Carlyle L Coons son of Mrs Anna Count of 104 Pyne. Mary Ann is a 1947 Corry Senior High School graduate and works at Acra Supply Co. Carlyle is a 1946 graduate who served in the Navy and Marine Corps and is employed at Copry Jamestons MET.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klasch-Coons
Andrew Flach
Mary Ann
Carlyle L. Coons
Anna Count
Pyne
Corry
Mi Acra Supply Mig
Come
Copas
Laiigh
Navy
Marine Corps
Jamestons
Costume Party Highlights Girl Scout Week Event
Girl Scouts enjoyed a Monday costume party at the Princeton Church celebrating Girl Scout Week. Leaders dressed as characters from books, with costumes designed by the girls. Refreshments included gingerbread and candy. Readers included Miss Addy McOrey and others. Abbreviated text notes a sale of Maid mille and crewery items in the United States.
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Eveline
Pr Byterlin
Celibeutaor
Olthe
Addy McOrey
William Leaby
Slantey Curl
Aycmer Mayker
Gladys Elleworth
United States
Kiwanis Club Officers Election Planned
Kiwanis Club members met to plan officer elections with Chairmen Holm and Tassel guiding nominations and the June 1949 meeting scheduled. The meeting reviewed the Scholarship Fund distribution and ways to boost fund operations while preparing for the next gathering at Habel Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Habel Corry
Chis Christensen
Tor Okies
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Weal Pvs
Tesa Society
Hospital Auxiliary
America
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Shaffer
Wits
Gilbert Oye
Kingsleet
Mentor Club
Mabel Boyd
Lebanon
Helen
Tota
Janice Elaine Evans
Circle No. 2
W.S.C.S
Skinner Home
Glenn Albaugh
J. F. Chub
Ethel Wykoff
Vy Mss Quart
Toschool
MSS Quality
Dickay
Juilliard
Chapin
Prom Vin Tassel
Vom Nhmer
Q Luigihy
Hatdohm Ray
Fox Gi Company
Nest
Houbery
Page & Nichols
Wheaties
Libby
Heinz
Boy-Au-Dee
Rex Theatre
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