Rain bow for Girls installs new officers at Masonic Temple
A Rain bow for Girls ceremony at the Masonic Temple installed Barbara Ruttner as worthy advisor and a slate of officers led by Shirley Miller and Carol Mulgin as installing marshal and marshal. The event included a Bible presentation, punch reception, and a service of duties among members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
George Gold
Shirley Miller
Carol Mulgin
Letha Ann Wank
Beatrice Bensink
Barbara Ruttner
Janet Kelsey
Adisor
Connie Kowalski
Hope
Darlene Reed
Marie Johnson
Jeanette Capwell
Kathleen Alan
Bill Bartholme
Rose— Marie Pfeiffer
Judy Meerdink
Deanna Lovelatnd
Beverly Warner
Nancy Onn
Margaret Warner
Mary Webster
Beverly Williams
Donn McCaslin
Beverly Borstorf
Diana Besrusley
Patricia Keppel
Teri
Marilyn Dingle
Alice Wilcox
Mrs. Messenger
St Elizabeths Church Guild Met Last Night
The St Elizabeths Church Guild held its first religious educational program of the season at the church hall. Rev G J Krona led with a prayer and spoke on Holy Orders, drawing warm responses from members. Mrs C T Anderson was elected president, succeeding Mrs James Ussidy who is moving to Kauss City, and she received a gift for her year of service. Mrs Charles Armstrong and her committee served cookies and coffee at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth's Church Guild
Church Hall
G. J. Krona
C. T. Anderson
James Ussidy
Kauss City
Guild
Charles Armstrong
EUB Ladies Aid Met Yesterday Afternoon
Fourteen members attended the Evangelical United Brethren Church Ladies Aid session held at Mrs. Dan Culver’s Mend avenue home. President Mrs. Harley Banks led, with devotions by Mrs. John Babcock and prayers by Miss Gladys Ganfield. They decided to make a quilt for the Nichols family whose home burned recently. Salad refreshments were served. The next meeting will be October 21 at Mrs. Austin Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Marguerite Nichols
First Methodist Church
Franklin Street
Henry Rockman
Ruth Dahlstrand
Lawrence Divison
Benjamin Skinner
Justin Butters
EUB Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dan Culver
Mend Avenue
Harley Banks
John Babcock
Gladys Ganfield
Nichols
Austin Johnson
Treon Society Meeting at Fenstermacher Home
Treon Society of St. Pau's Lutheran Church gathered last evening at Mrs. John Fenstermacher’s East Columbus Avenue home with 30 members present. Mrs. C. A. Williams presided. Miss Alberta Armitage co hosted. plans discussed include buying a dozen chairs for the church parlors and establishing a book corner run by Mrs. George Gold.
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Treon Society
Fenstermacher
St. Pau’s Lutheran Church
John
East Columbus Avenue
Alberta Armitage
C. A. Williams
Raymond Sea- Stead
George Gold
Treon
D. Arthur Hillstrom
Joseph Furst
John Mohr
Narcy Yenchat
Bridal Shower for Miss Paula Heffer
Richard Trisket and Mrs. Carl Gincott Jr entertained at a pre wedding shower for Paula Heffer bride elect of Dawson Hulett. Sixteen friends attended at the Trisket home with door prizes and games prizes awarded to Basil Polvash Norbert Bachomer and Roger Trisket.
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Richard ‘Trisket
Columbus
Carl Gincott Jr
Paula Heffer
Dawson Hulett
Trisket
Basil Polvash
Norbert Bachomer
Roger Trisket
Miss Heffer
St Edward’s PTA Holds October Session At School Hall
The St Edward’s School PTA met for the October session at 7 30 in the school hall. The committee for next month was appointed including Mrs Sally McCloskey Mrs Margaret Berbers Mrs John Sullivan and Mrs Angelo Frisina. It was announced the annual nuns donation tea will be held this month. A social hour followed with banana cake and coffee served by Mrs Nick Marty and committee to 35 attending women. The next meeting is scheduled for November 4 15.
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St. Edward’s School
PTA
St Edward's Parent Teacher Association
Sally McCloskey
Margaret Berbers
John Sullivan
Angelo Frisina
Nick Marty
Mrs. Raymond Querreveld Honored At Stork Shower
A stork shower honored Mrs. Raymond Querreveld with thirty three attendees at Miss Dorothy Querreveld’s home on R. D. 4. Guests included Mrs. Robert Wil lame and Mrs. Merle Williams. games and contests added to the evening. Prize winners were Mrs. Homey Kol ste, Mrs. Ivan Heslink and Mrs. Melvin Stoddard. out of town guests included Mrs. Heslink and Mrs. Ralph Wassink of Clymer.
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Raymond Querreveld
Dorothy Querreveld
Robert. Willame
Merle Williams
Homey Kolste
Ivan Heslink
Melvin Stod
Avson Introduced At Corry Memorial Hospital
Avson was brought to Corry Memorial Hospital yesterday afternoon to meet Mr. and Mrs. William Dutlam of 621 Wayne Street.
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Avson
Brit
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs
William Dutlam
Wayne Street
Presbyterian Women’s Association Meeting Highlights
Last evening the Presbyterian Women’s Association held its monthly church meeting with good attendance. A report announced two clothing preparations sent to Korea and a motion to raise the 1954 budget by 150 dollars. Skits and musical numbers were presented by members including Arlene Frontroth and Dwyer, with guest speaker W. O. Milton reviewing the week’s events and Jungles Ahead by Mrs. Esther Hoesier. The Witherspoon nobles hosted a light luncheon after adjournment.
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Presbyterian Women's Association
Kores
Oh’s
Arlene Frontroth
Dithth Dwyer
Card Club Honors Mrs Edward McElroy and Guests
Mrs Edward McElroy won the 500 prize with Mrs Harry Paulson Jr and Mrs Charles Weston also receiving awards. Mrs Roden served frilled jello with whipped cream cake and coffee. Mrs McElroy received a purse of money from the club. Mrs Paulson to host in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McElroy
James Roden
Coliwbus
Edward McEloy
Harry Paulson Jr
Charles Weston
Publisher Criticizes Eisenhower for Argentina Trip
John B. Saigh, president of the Inter-American Press Association, denounces President Eisenhower for sending his twin Milton to spy on Argentine President Juan Perón during a South American tour. Saigh, publisher of the China Daily News and other papers, spoke at the association meeting in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
U.S
Scientific radar workers denied charges amid suspension
Three Monmouth NJ radar researchers including Aarout H Colenmin Harold Dyeore and Ryan G Yamins say they were suspended by the Army for security reasons. The Army refuses to name others involved or discuss charges while cooperating with a Senate subcommittee led by Senator McCarthy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Laloge
Mortis Sobell
Army
Army Signs Corps
Monmouth
East
Senate Investigations
Sev. Mccarthy
R-Wis
Aviay
Ft. Monmouth
Aarout H. Colenmin
Lews Branch
N.J
Newark Evening
Neotleee
Harold Dyeore
Lone Branch
Tewie
EL. Monmouth
Ryan G. Yamins
Newton
Mass
Im ‘Buston
Shmuel Markett
Argentina Leader Faces Press Freedom Convention
A report from Me Arnorienis notes an Argentine leader’s stance on press freedom as delegates gather for the international convention. The account mentions J Knight reporting on the event and related gestures by the host government amid ongoing debates over media rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Peron
Knight
Assortation
Arnorienis
Indian general rebuts accusation on prisoners in Korea
Lt. Gen. K S Thimayya said the commission did not assume coercion or denial of free will for prisoners. An Allied spokesman would not comment. About 1,000 Chinese civilians demonstrated in Seoul urging withdrawal of Indian troops and criticizing treatment of captives.
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Tive Hatlon Commission
K. 8
Thimayye
Thisaivya Iso
Thimayya
US WN
Mark Clark
Somi
Stind
AM Allied
DNC
Seoul
Korea
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