Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Walter Aller At North Center Street
Mrs Esther Spicer hosted a family birthday party at her North Center Street home to honor Mrs Walter W Aller. Guests included Mr and Mrs G L Auer and Mr and Mrs Pred Hueks, with a table laden with gifts and festive arrangements.
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Walter Auer
Esther Spicer
North Center Street
Walter W Aller
Altentes
Auer
Find
GL. Auwe
Pred Hueks al
Walter Ane
MacLees Clark wedding at Tosaiville Sunday
Jean S. MacLees daughter of HL BMuclees became the bride of Charles M. Clark son of G D Cat Sunday afternoon at Tosaiville. Rev M M Clark a retired Baptist minister performed the ceremony. Many local relatives and friends attended and extended best wishes.
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Sulton
Clark
Dante
Shirk
Corny High School
Clurt
Jou City
Theisen
Hi Y Conference Ends At Juniata College
A historically garbled report recounts a Hi Y Conference at Juniata College Pennsylvania. It lists elected officers including president Robert Pres and vice president James Miinsw0l with Rotary involvement and district delegates from various towns though many names and places are unreadable.
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Juniata College
Wainte College
Fimtingdon
Rober Pres Af Girard
James
West
Nick Monti
Guster City
Just Kellogg
Tinton City
James Showed
Cambridge
Donald Ricardson
Albion
Tebert Frey
David Grubls
Prirview
Iu Elecilus
Te Sugpreredle
Lawate
Hip
Rocky Grove
Clyde Shatebarger
Rotary
Miss Kathryn Dorschel Weds Tyank Wald at Meadville Church
Kathryn Dorschel daughter of Mrs Earth Nichols married Tyank Wald son of Mr and Mrs Wald at Grace Methodist Church parsonage Meadville on Saturday evening. The bride wore lent green silk with red rose corsage and white gloves. Sister Mrs Jobe Ate-Gulré served as matron of honor in a crepe dress with matching accessories. Best man was Mr McGuire. Mrs Wald former city resident and Keystone Ordnance Co. employee will reside in Saegerow after wedding. Edith Nichols and Mrs Kelly Hoffman attended as cor re? mother and sister of the bride.
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Ned Huntley
Lattsville
Eye
Warterford
J. A. Larson
Henry Lofgren
Jamestown
Jess Gorman
Rochester
Ann Smith
Philadelphia
William Johnson
Helen
Mares Street
Pittsburgh
J. O'Connor
Pitteburgh
Mary Patterson
West Church Street
Joseph J. Craker
John H. Clark
Howard Rehberg
Up- Tun
Tut
Ruth Johnson
William F Lombard
Etansville
Corry
Della Lombard
Third Avenue
L. K. Shawyer
Shirley
North Center Street
Shawver
John Hickman
Harry 9. Neff
South Center
Erie
cMiss
Rose Mary Williams
Congress Street
Thomas Williams
Prench Creek
Florence Love
Blanche Thompson
Frederik Street
Warren
Doris Grane
T. Z. Crane
Liberty
Charles Stewart
Park Street
Murn| Danner
Tnicn City
L. O. Thayer
Smethyart
K. 5
Durfam
Fanny
Railroad Street
Cpl
Pat Mowry
Hobby
Beverly
Esther Brooks
Franklin
James Hunter
Tionesta
Harry Newhouse
Brookville
Whiteley
West Mainstreet
Leora Hunter
Lyle Hunter
Awlian Buesink
Findley Baker Was & Business
Robert Bell
Baushter
Sally
Ghappagha
Sanuibine
Wright Street
Kathryn Dorschel
Meadville
Nyjat Dorschel
Earth Nichols
Tyank
Wald
Jobe Ate- Gulré
McGuire
Cony Setloe High Scoul
Keystone Ordnance Co
Geneva
Saegerow
Edith Nichols
Kelly Hoffman
Avtenmed Ose
Boy Scout Leaders Plan Expansion in District No 3
Leaders of District No 3 Washington Trail Council outline expansion plans for the coming fall and winter season. The meeting discussed forming new units for both younger and older scouts, with a troop to be started in Fly Fly and others planned elsewhere in the district. A general meeting for Scouts leaders is planned soon, and regular leader meetings on October 6 will cover officer elections and upcoming construction of a joint November event.
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Washington ‘Trail
Daughter born to Lieut and Mrs Haines at Cory Hospital
A daughter was welcomed yesterday afternoon to Lieut and Mrs Malesha Haines of 99 North Center Street. The mother, Harriett Anderson before marriage, is now Mrs Haines.
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Malesha Haines
North Center Street
Cory Hospital
Family Reunion At Glenn Davis Home Heals Troop Ties
The Davis family held a reunion over the long weekend with all members present for the first time in three years. Elwood Davis, nearing discharge after 97 months of service, was due to return to naval duties at Quonset Point. Brother Gill Davis and Abcrowmian joined their father, with Elwood having served aboard the USS Pullka in the Leyte invasion. He received his separation papers at Sampson before heading home on R. D. 3.
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Glenn Davis
Party At Klinger Home Honors Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Altoi Klinger hosted a family dinner for 20 at Sen eca street on Saturday night. The event honored Lt Set John Broughton home 12 days from overseas service. Also recognized were birthday celebrants Larry Lang and Mrs Adam Mara. Attendees from afar included Mrs Adam May Tad Springfield Mr and Mrs Wilson Saitd and daughter Hayel and Mrs S K Broughton Eric Mc Mrs Arlie Lee Celovon with other friends calling later and enjoying refreshments and two decorated birthday cakes.
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Klinger
Altoi Klinger
Seneca Street
Set
John Broughton
Tadlurit Anh Gab
Larry Lang
Adam Mara
Adam May
Tad Springfield
Wilson Saitd
Hayel
S. K. Broughton
Eric
Arlie Lee
Celovon
Wedding at Miller Home in Union City Saturday
The wedding took place at the Miller home on Corry Street with Mr and Mrs Gerald Wiley as hosts. Rev Edwin Armitage united the couple, witnessed by relatives, as the bride wore rose buds and mums with two-tone brown crepe gowns. The reception followed with a dinner for family including the Miller and Armitage groups. After a brief wedding trip the couple planned residence in Union City. Cary is in the restaurant business.
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Miller
Gerald Wiley
Corry
B.D
Mr Miller
Virginia Miller
Dianne Bisher
Anna Millar
Rey
Janet
Twenty At Shower For Miss Delores Greene
A Friday evening wedding shower honored Miss Delores Greene whose marriage to Plo. Pottlck Peenny is planned. Hostess Miss Kathrys Greene welcomed twenty guests at 214 South Center Street with cards, prizes to Mrs. Robert Bunt and Miss Jeannette Baress, gifts from Hirsh, and a lunch of sandwiches coffee and bride’s cake.
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Delores Greene
Kathrys Greene
South Center Street
Robert Bunt
Jeannette Baress
Dorcas Class Rummage Sale Planned This Week
The Morcas Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church sponsors a rummage sale Friday and Saturday in the storeroom on North Center Street, next to the Home Store owned by A M Lita. Members and friends should bring donations to the fore room on Thursday. proceeds aid the class work.
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Dorcas
Morcas
The
Methodist Church
North Center Street
A. ML. Lita
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