Brooks Shorts Wedding at Brooks Home on Thanksgiving Day
Alfreda Margaret Shorts of Spring Creek and Charles Henry Brooks of Spring Creek were married in a single ring ceremony at the Brooks home. Justice Perry K. Mead officiated and a tickey dinner for two followed the ceremony with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith and others from the city and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Smith
Myr
Carlyle Fitch
Robert Middleton
G. Miller
Waterford
Opal Miles
Ruby Shorts
Wallace Shorts
Doris Miley
Alfred Miles
Spring Greek
Thanksgiving weddings unite two Buffalo couples in church
At St Clem ents Episcopal Church Sussex fleet Buffalo two ceremonies united Barbara Ann Joy and James W Foersch in a single ring rite at 11 30 AM and Sally Joan Millspaw with Robert C Joy in a high noon double ring ceremony. Attendants include Joy and Foersch families with local residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clement’s Episcopal Church
Sussex Fleet
Buffalo
Barbara Ann Joy
Genesee Street
James W. Foersch
Deerfield Street
Sally Joan Millspaw
Robert C. Joy
Miss Joy
Mr. Joy
Charles 8
Joy
East South Street
Margaret Williams
R. D
Corry
James Foersch
Foersch
Miss Milspaw
Carl L. Mullspaw
East Main Street
Hi Teens Alumni Night at State Armory
Hi-Teens youth group hosts Alumni Night at the State Armory from 8 to 11 p.m. Alumni, Hi-Teen members, and their guests attend for games dancing and music with hot coffee and soda refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smarcay Pyerigs
Stim
State Armory
AML
Thanksgiving Day Guests At Local Homes
Miss Joan Felett a Rus sell Sage College student in Troy N Y and other relatives spent Thanksgiving Day with family in the area. Guests included Rev and Mrs Merman B Yost Bonnie Lee Yost and more at 671 East South Street. Florence Pond Erie and families from Columbis White Street shared the holiday in town. James Williams from Fort Dix arrived for a visit before leaving for Fort Devens with family. Ray Stearns and son James Warren joined the Hurley home on North Center Street for Thanksgiving. Albert Baressi Union City and Angie Bates Erie were also at East Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Swanson
Catherine
Robert, Jr
Greenville
Jack Bonney
State College
Harold Conor
Susan
Erie
PL. Swanson
West Frederick Free
Mary McKee
Mudge Love
W. L. Bishop
Wright Street
Nancy F. Hammond
LeRoy
Wallace -Hammond
West Frederick Street
Hornell
Anna Goon
Park Street
George Strong
West Church Street
Richard Peebles
Fort Monmouth
N. J
C. S. Peebles
Franklin
Joseph Henline
West Columbus Avenue
Mr. Satterlee
Johnston Street
M. L. Satterlee
Gupt
Winifred Kertie
B.A. Satterlee
Eric
Rober Porter
Robert
Jack and
Kenneth
Edna Smedley
Oil City
Harold Armitage
East Pleasant Street
Richard Adani
Leslie Akai
Richard
Patricia Chilvette
Wesleyville
Leslie Alam
Dan Culver
Mead Avenue
Jo A. Larson
Henry Lofgren
Jamestown
Jess B. Gorman
Rochester
N.Y
James Finn
Findley
RE Larson
Leon
Diana
Jel
Hopl
Deell
Teydors
East South Street
M.D. Bertram
East Mith Street
Joan Felett
Russell Sage College
Troy
N. Y
B. W. Feldtt
West Smith
Merman B. Yost
Bonnie Lee
Cassimere Radziminski
Ynbert Earle
Maty Merfroy
Elis
Wilton
Plorence Pond
Spring Street
Hastis Watrous
Columbis
Kors Christensen
White Street
Damiestown
John Gregor
James Wiliams
Fort Dix
Bi Reals
Robert Wiliams
Williams
Pittsburnett
Fort Devens
Maas
Ray Stearns
James
Warren
Sim D. Hurley
North Center Strest
Albert, Baressi
Uhion City
Angie Bates
East Smith Street
Girls Missionary Guild Slumber Party and Breakfast
Twenty five members of the Girke Missionary Guild met at Mrs. Charles Patterson’s home on East Irving street for a slumber party. The group enjoyed social time and light refreshments before retiring. The next morning a Thanksgiving breakfast was served with tomato juice cereal and hot chocolate. Miss Phyllia Hetfast led the program which included a vocal duet by Miss Joanne Haenel and Miss Reva Grover, personal testimonies, a trio by Miss Dorothy Groves Miss Jeanine Haenel and Miss Joshue Haenel, a talk on Thanksgiving by Miss Helen Bush, and a candlelight prayer ceremony.
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Missionary Guild
Girke Missionary Guild
Evangelical Suited Brethren Church
Charles Patterson
East Irving Street
Grolp
Patterson
Critiral
Alfred Haenel
G.T. Bergman
Phyllia Hetfast
Joanne Haenel
Reva Grover
Sélactina
Dorothy Groves
Jeanine Haenel
Joshue Haenel
Helen Bush
Washington Cub Pack Met Wednesday Night
Members of Washington School Cub Pack No 182 and parents met at the Washington School for a pack meeting Wednesday evening. Jack Watdk opened the meeting with the group, a pageant featured song and a salute by older scouts. E.G. Mountain presented new shirts with their badges and a discussion covered the year’s program and scout activities planned for January.
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Washington
Washington School
Jack Watdk
Ceat
Cbs
Anit Mus
den Dati
Morn- Hhllk
Stanford Hose Co Thanksgiving Eve Dance
Stanford Hose Co hosts a Thanksgiving Eve dance at the State Armory East Washington Street from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. An Allen Hasbroude six piece band played round and square dances with William Allen as caller. Proceeds were to support Stanford Hose club rooms on East Louth Street. Committee members included Ray Laurie chair, Jack Downy, Jack Miller, William O'Brien, James O'Brien Jr, Alfred Apps and Charles Collier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Hose Company
State Armory
East Washington Street
Allen Hasbroude
William ‘Allen
Stanford Huse
East Louth Street
Ute Stanford Hose Company
Ray Laurie
Jack Downy
Jack Miller
Wiliam O'Brien
James O'Bien
Alfred Apps
Charles Collier
Mrs Edwin Cole Hosts 5-5 Club Meeting at Snyder Circle
Mrs Edwin Cole of Snyder Circle hosted a 5-5 Club gathering on Wednesday evening to entertain guests and boost membership. Two tables of netion bridge were in play with Mr Cyle Watrous and Mrs Cloyd Cummings earning awards. Refreshments included coffee and bat bucket. The hostess noted future plans naming Mrs Cummings of Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Cole
Edwin Cule
Snyder Circle
Cyle Watrous
Cloyd Cummings
Cummings
Johnson Street
Bad checks pass in Titusville amid rising fraud
Titusville reports a surge of bad checks with nine merchants affected for over 200 dollars. The rash began two weeks ago and peaked this week with nine more counterfeiters handed to Constable Theodore Rendle. One newcomer passed 74.50 in worthless checks. Authorities say offenders hail from across the state and seek extradition if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Theodore Renele
Central Avenue
Franklin Street
Lyo
Gathering of NMU Members Broken Up
Police dispersed a small group of off-wing NMU members outside the CLO National Maritime Union headquarters in New York. David Drummond, a suspended NMU official and Curran foe, said the row wasn’t over as police broke up the confrontation and followers stood by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NMU
Associated Press
New York
Polien
CLO National Maritime Union
David Drummond
Joseph Curran
Holence
Roundup Effort Targets Forged and Invalid Checks
Constable Beagle reports a special drive to gather as many checks as possible amid forged signatures and fictitious names. Some accounts were created or signed by individuals without any checking record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beagle
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