Warren area Thanksgiving guest list and anniversary
Thanksgiving visitors from Warren and nearby towns filled homes in the area including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooper and daughter Michel of Bear Lake hosting relatives from Corry and Jamestown, with multiple families from Erie Union City and Pittsburgh sharing holiday time and a 50th wedding anniversary celebrated at an open house hosted by Mr and Mrs T J Fullom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cooper
Michel
Bear Lake
Roy Mather
Leo Mather
Corry
William Whitmore
Jamestown
Joseph Magnerini
May Jo
Mercer
Magner
Fred Hannan
West Washington
James Schweppe
Pittsburgh
Benjamin Skinner
Franklin Street
Leonard Edgren
Skinner
Gassius A. Elston
Upper Darby
Sidney B. Elston
Jance
Newtown Square
Catherine Elston
Erie
Fost Park Place
Mildred Alfred
CE. Rafter
West Park Place
Lois Sickler
Lois June Porter
Spring Creek
Warren
Kenneth Whaley
James Sickler
Bernard Porter
Ronald Webb
Kathleen
Craig
Kevin
Union City
Rexford Webb
Melanie
Kirk
Mark
Ethel Cooper
Albert Fox
Peggy
Claude Bacfis
Betty
Melis
Laura
Glenn Weight
Larry
Conneaut
Earl Webb
T. J. Fullom
Simday
Sawyer
Ruth Nichols
Ensign John Shenk
Spartansburg Baptist Church
Robert G . Nichols
Spartansburg
John Shenk
H. Lester Shenk
Lancaster, Pa
Crittenden Lindstrom Engagement Announced
Miss Licy Helen Crittenden of Hardyville Virginia to wed Lawrence Arthur Lindstrom of R D 1 after engagement announced by families. Crittenden senior at Westhampton College Richmond involved in Mortar Board and Pt Mu Epsilon Sorority. Lindstrom graduate of Gerry High School and Pennsylvania State University and a former member of Delts Theta Sigma Pub and Gamma Sigma Delta. He served two years in the U S Army and works as an agricultural assistant county agent in Susquehanna County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licy
Helen Crittenden
Thomas H. Crittenden
Hardyville
Lawrence Arthur Lindstrom
Arthur Lindstrom
R. D
Crittenden
Westhampton Callege
Richmond
I W
Mortar Board
Pt Mu Epsilon
Lindstrom
Gerry High School
Pennsylvania State University
Delis Theta Sum
Gamma Sigma Delta
U.S Army
Susquehanns County
Porters Host Card Group Evening At Spring Creek
Mr and Mrs Bernard Porter entertained their bridge club last evening at their Spring Creek home. Awards went to William Donaldeonard and Mrs Harold Eddy. Mrs Porter served salad and coffee. The group will meet next with Mrs Carl Donaldson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Porter
Spring Creek
William Donaldeonard
Harold Eddy
Presbyterian Bazaar Realizes $600 For Church Work
The First Presbyterian Church Christmas bazaar organized by the Women's Association attracted hundreds of members and friends. The event raised $600 to support the association's work and commitments in the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Women's Association of the Cloarch
Kathleen Wright Engaged to James Carpenter
Miss Kathleen Wright of Clymer is engaged to James Carpenter of Townville Pa. Kathleen, a Clymer Central High School graduate, works at Carry Jamestown Mfg. Corp. Carpenter is a Townville High School graduate serving in the U S Army in France. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Wright
Sibley Wright
Clymer
Kathleen
James Carpenter
Royden Carpenter
Townville
Clymer’ Central High School
Carry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Carpenter
Townville High School
Nthe U.S. Army
France
Three Southern States Defy ICC Racial Segregation Order
Alabama Georgia and South Carolina swiftly resisted the ICC directive to end racial discrimination on interstate trains and buses and in waiting rooms. Alabama vows to keep separate waiting rooms and enforcement of state segregation laws. Georgia fights via legal technicalities while citing intra and interstate travel boundaries. An official of Central of Georgia Railroad notes no change from prior practice in Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Deep South
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jimmy Hitchcock
Alabama Public Service Commission
Eugene Cook
Central On Georgia Railroad
Savannah
ICC
End Seven Week Strike At Sun Ship Charted In Chester
Chester Pa AFL union members at Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock voted almost unanimously to accept a contract ending a seven week strike. The deal provides a 7 percent wage hike 8 percent raise in piece work rates severance pay and other fringe benefits. Production workers under the old contract averaged $2.05 an hour. Bad asthma symptoms traced to hardship during World War II era service in the South Pacific are mentioned in a correspondent’s note about Hampson’s bronchial condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Sun Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
East Gets Cold Wet Weather Across Regions
An Associated Press report notes cold wet conditions spread across the eastern third of the nation with a blast of Arctic air lowering temps. Readings dropped to near zero in northern Montana and into the 40s along the Gulf Coast, while the Midwest and New England logged 20s. Light snow and rain occurred from the Great Lakes to North Carolina and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Associated Press
Montana
Gulf States
Gulf Coast
Midwest
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
New England
Great Lakes
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Northwest
Canada
Cut Bank
Plains
North Dakota
California
Four Women Killed When Auto Hits Train Near Sweetwater
Four Sweetwater women died when their car collided with a Knoxville-bound freight train at a crossing. The victims are Mrs William Albert Frye 33 Mrs Raymond Queen 25 Mrs Vera Chastain Hayes 45 and Mrs Dorothy O Swafford 28. Police say frost on the windshield hindered visibility as they were returning from a textile mill night shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetwater
Tenn
Walter Thomas
William Albert Frye
Raymond Queen
Vera Chastain Hayes
Dorothy O. Swafford
Hayes
New Farm Plan Disclosed by Government Study
The Minneapolis Tribune reports the Agriculture Department plans a conservation acreage reserve to pay farmers up to 5000 annually for taking land out of production. The plan envisions nearly 1.4 billion dollars over 15 years to reduce output and aid soil conservation, with land kept for livestock while enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsoquinie
Minneapolis
Minnepolis Tribune
Agriculture Department
Tribune
Washington
Plan would shift 29 million acres from crops by 1909
A conservation plan proposed to a top agricultural commission that advises Secretary Benson mirrors last week’s submission. If approved by the Commerce Commission at the next session, the measure could remove 29 million acres from commercial crop production for five to ten years, affecting over four million farmers by 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Commission
Benson
Vatican restores traditional Holy Week observances
A Vatican decree approved by Pope Pius XII reverts some Holy Week ceremonies to earlier hours to encourage fuller participation in the passion death and resurrection rites. The changes, published in LOsservatore Romano, affect the timing of certain observances and reflect a return to older practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Christ
Congregation of Rites
Pius XII
Tosservatore Romano
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CNTV
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Frank Graft
Frank E. Graft
Insurance Agency
Centor St
Humphrey Gene Bogart
Tierney Lee J
Cobb
Jan Sterling
Donald Réttger
Roger Coon
Joyce Coon
McLane
Dianna Everette
Wheaton
Sherry Clark
George Aberlee
Butler
Gordon Nichols
Corbin Cornell
West, Virginia
Keppel Tiffany
Peter Gaul
Shirley Long
Edith Laye
Ina Crosby
Janet Blakeslee
Chiego
Til
Bray
Shenk
Spartansburg High School
Cedarville College
Wheaton College
U. S. Navy
Hong Kong
Fred Hampson
China
Hardshiis
South Pacific
Hampson
Fantashere
Helen
Coe
Tweed Fortune Yardley
D‘orsay Chevalier
Woodbury
Yardley’s
Seal Drugs
Toni Hunt
Milton
Blum
Sirens
F. C. Chapin & Son
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