Marriage of Shirley J. Thompson to Wallace N. Palmer
Miss Shirley J. Thompson and Wallace N. Palmer wed on September 30 with Rev. Dr. Roy Weakland officiating at 2 PM in a ceremony attended by immediate families. The couple plans a Niagara Falls honeymoon and Palmer will report to the Brooklyn Navy Yard after October 18. Palmer is the son of Margaret Palmer of Jamestown. Thompson is the daughter of Elmer and Mrs. Thompson of Etow.
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Jamestown
Elmer Wettenburg
Etow
Wallace N. Palmer
US. Navy
Margaret Peterson Palmer
James Town
D. Roy Weakland
Arthur L. ‘Thompson
Mes. Thompson
Palmer
Niagara Falls
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Corry High School
Harbor Half Aid Plans Halloween Party
At a Harbor Half Ladies Aid Society meeting twenty five members laid plans for a Halloween party to be held October 25 at Leelock with a dinner and quilt tying as the afternoon activity. Mrs Hasl Ghelkon hosted and Mrs Louis Jewell presided. The next meeting is November 2 with Mrs Guy Fralick as hostess.
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Harbor Half Ladies' Aid Society
Leelock
Hasl Ghelkon
Louis Jewell
Guy Fralick
Shower Honors Miss Mary Smith Before Wedding
Mrs Everett Elmquist hosted a Wayne Street shower for Miss Mary Smith of Bear Lake who will wed Kennedy Jaquith of Columbus at Blue Eye Wesleyan Church. Guests awarded prizes for bingo and presented gifts while a miniature bride decorates the refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Elmquist
Wayne Street
Mary Smith
Bear Lake
Kennedy Jaquith
Columbus
Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church
Koreans Press Toward Wonsan Amid North Korean Push
Reports from the battlefield say South Korean forces and United Nations troops push toward Wonsan on the east coast while defending positions along the Red line. Prisoners indicate Russian advisers aiding North Korea as forces fortify western approaches. In other news ex-congressman Clinton A. Woodrum dies at 63 in Washington after a 22 year House career.
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Inje
Eig
Yachon
Hwachon
Chunchon
MacArthur
Bam
Thursay
United Nations
South Korea
Seoul
U. S
Red Border
Red
Wonsan
Washington
Clinton A. Woodrum
Congress
Virginia
Woodrum
American Plant Foot Council
W R C Bake Sale Planned by Womens Relief Corps
The Women's Relief Corps No. 49 met at IOOF Hall with Mrs. Henry Hill presiding. They planned a bake sale for Saturday October 14 at the Stewart Hat Shop and discussed a November bazaar of handmade items to raise funds. Mrs. Ralph Gates and her committee served sandwiches and coffee. The next meeting is October 19.
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Women's Relie. Corps
The
F. Hall
Henry Hill
Stewart
Treasury
Ralph Gates
Women of the Moose Hold October Meeting
The Coury Chapter 17 Women of the Moose met last evening with 30 members. J Andrew Hansen presided, reports from publicity Moose heart library Moosehaven and membership were filed. A Halloween party date will be announced. Marjorie Gallagher named general chairman. Attendance award went to Mrs. Donald Gates. Next meeting scheduled Mooseheart Chapter Night on October 19.
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Women of the Moose
of the’ Moose
Coury
J's
Andrew Hansen
Wit
Willard Clark
Dorothy May
Mooseheart
Vern Group
Brary
William Prine
Moosehaven
Henry
Davis
Hallowe
D. A. R. Chapter Holds October Meeting at Emmanuel Church
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter of the D A R met Thursday afternoon at Emmanuel Episcopal Church hall. Twenty members attended as Regent Mrs Joseph R Clair led a routine business session after a dinner. Members shared summer activities and sewing as the afternoon pastime. Mrs J W Whitehead to entertain November 2nd.
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Brokenstraw Valley
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Joseph R. Clair
W. Whitehead
Dorcas Class Tureen Dinner Meeting at First Methodist
The Dorcas Class of the First Methodist Church met Wednesday evening for a tureen dinner and meeting. Mrs. William Ingram, Mrs. Lester Lopus and Mrs. Russell Cassett served on the arrangements committee. Bandage work was postponed due to unavailable material and will resume later in the season. Mrs. F. G. Reesink will host the next meeting on October 18 with assistants Mrs. Harold Shannon, Mrs. Waller Ross and Miss Harriet Myers.
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Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Wiliam Ingram
Lester Lopus
Russell Cassett
4. G. Reesink
Harold Shannon
Waller Ross
Harriet Myers
Legion Auxiliary Votes Donation and Armistice Day Plans
At the Elmer G. Carrier Post 465 home the American Legion Auxiliary met with Mrs. Harry Bitton presiding. Members voted to donate to the Leonard Wood Memorial and arrange poppy sales for Armistice Day. Mrs. Mark Anderson was named head of an upcoming card party. Mrs. Richard Om won last evening’s award. The supper included saints course hot rolls cupcakes and coffee. Next meeting set for October 15.
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John Houghting
American Legion Auxiliary
Elmer G. Carrier
North Center Street
Harry Bitton
Cill
Leonard Wood
Mark Anderson
Richard Om
Norman Bennitk
Leonard ‘Hurlburt
Farewell Party for Mrs James Hanlon Jrs
Louis Valentine hosted CG G G Club members for a farewell to Mrs James Hanlon as she moves to Milwaukee. The Hotel Corry event featured gifts of jewelry, bridge and canasta prizes, and refreshments including chicken salad rolls cream puffs and coffee.
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James Hanlon Jrs
Louis Valentine
CG. G. G. Club
James Hanlon
Milwaukee
Hotel Corry
Hanlon
Cleve Morton
M. 4
van Dresar
Valentine
Contract Club At Jones Home Hosts Card Party
Mrs. C. W. Jones entertained her contract club at North Center street last evening. Guests included Mrs. Philip Alenadle with prizes won by Mrs. Harold Powell and Mrs. H. R. Rowe. Mrs. R. C. Anderson took the special award. A salad course was served late.
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Jones
Ofrs
C. W. Jones
North Center Street
Philip Alenedle
Harold Powell
H. R. Rowe
R. C. Anderson
Golden Lax Tablets Ad Promotes Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Golden Lax Tablets as a splendid laxative to ease constipation and prevent bloating headache and stomach distress. It claims the product restores vigor and energy and lists a price of 25 cents with availability at all druggists.
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Ady
Miss Delia Bernhard to Head JOY Class at Presbyterian Church
New officers were elected for the JOY Sunday School Class at the Presbyterian Church. Delia Bernhard was chosen president with Mrs Harry Hall as vice president and Mrs Frosten Pierson as secretary, while Mrs Joseph Myers became teas. The group met at Mrs J Fred Kinleys home on East Ipsuant Street with one guest, Mrs Paul F Bauer, and discussed church nursery plans and year requests.
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Delia Bernard
Jo‘y
Presbyterian Church
J. Fred Kinley
East Ipusant Street
Delia Bernhard
Harry Hall
Frosten Pierson
Joseph Myers
Paul F. Bauer
Carl McIuyre
Charles Jackman
Robert Tunner
Wheelock Aid Society Meets at Mrs Frank Harvey Home
Wheelock Community Aid Society held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Harvey with Mrs. Leland Crescent presiding and devotions by Mrs. Leon Van Tassel. Prizes were won by Mrs. Van Tassel and Mrs. Floyd Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howie
Wheelock Community Aid Society
Frank Harvey
Leland Cresent
Leon van Tassel
VanTassel
Floyd Dougherty
Harold Dougherty
R. D
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Uta Baron
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M. S. Cobbett
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Justices of the Peace
Brit
Frans Grice, Jr
Dat Taggart
John Fenstermacher
Gertrude Field
Elizabeth Crowe
A. F .Dahlstrand
Howard Ross
John Street
Erie
Craftsmen's Guild
Bernard Purlington
Shippenville
C. H. Holden
Richard E Walters
Lawrence Park
Great Lakes
Mayme Mitchell
West Pleasant Street
Ronald Noble
Case Institute of Technology At
Cleveland
J. L. Noble
West Smith Street
Sarah Baumgarten
East Main Street
Los Angeles
Calif
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Gibbs
Velma Moore
Mendyitte
L. A. Delamater
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East South Istreet
James Harper
East Bond Street
Oil City
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East Congress Street
Miami
Maxene
E.W. Heath
Grace Street
Youngstown
Hallowe'en Party
Childs
Drea
LEED
W. R. C. Bake Sale
Helen Shoppe
Tota
Legion Auxiliary
Olor Suoepe
Wheelock Aid
Chabin
United States
Ie State Department
Britain
Connellsville
Ray Griffin
William Franks
Stahl Jewelers
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Onl
Meerdink
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