Jackson-Donaldson Betrothal Announced
Mr and Mrs Reuben Ulrich Jackson of Clifton M J announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Virginia Tankson to William Howard Donaldson son of Mrs Carl Donaldson of Spring Creek. The wedding is set for November 24 at the Spring Creek Congregational Church. Dorothy Virginia is a West Virginia Wesleyan College graduate and pursuing postgraduate medical studies at West Virginia University Medical School. Donaldson studied at Gordon College Boston and is now with the National Bank of Corry.
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Reuben Ulrich Jackson
Clifton
M. J
Dorothy Virginia Tankson
William Howard Don Adson
Carl Donaldson
Spring Creek
Congregational Church
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Medical School of
West Virginia University
Donaldson
Gordon Coleg
Boston
Mass
The
National Bank of Corry
Witherspoon Circle Meeting Recap and Attendees
The Witherspoon Circle held a meeting with Mrs. Don Kincaid and other attendees. The session, moved by presiding officers, covered committee reports, guest notes, and planned activities, with remarks by chair Aish and notes on October dates and October rummage details.
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Witherspoon
Don Kincaid
Miss Rosemarie Pfeiffer Fetes At Lovely Linen Shower
A social event titled Lovely Linen Shower honors Miss Rosemarie Pfeiffer with a close circle of friends. The guest list includes Aire Benes Welter Mea queen Var fir and Mey Palw Wenzel among others, with party favors and playful anecdotes framing the celebration.
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Rosemarie Pfeiffer
Wes
Fawior Ak
Joeely
Tian
Stinwe
Kleen
Aire
Ant
Socimeale
Senior TiH-Hi Club Organizes For Year
The senior TiH-Hi Club plans activities for the year as members and officers meet to set goals. Notes reference local names and places amid unclear lines, with partial lists of participants and associated events.
Birthday Party for Miss Peggy Pain at East Smith
A birthday celebration was held yesterday at Miss Peggy Pain's home in East Smith. Relatives and friends joined her daughter Peggy in a light party with cakes, candles, and toasts. Guests included Mrs. Ee Me Titty and visiting friends who delivered a number of gifts.
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Peggy Pain
Pegey
Ee Me
Titty
Disruy
Frien
Dinner Party Fetes note H Bangdor Rowe
A dinner party at the Hotel Coiry honored Mrs Hy Catenion who plans to move to Florida soon. Twenty members of the Monday Supijon group attended with four and a half tables of Hayell system duplicate bridge. Prize order included Mrs Arthur Cadex first, Mrs Harold Cray and Morgan Beverly second, and Miss Tend Cohen with Mrs Jnrie Coyle third.
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Wavely
Everine
Coiry
Hy Catenion
Maying
Florida
Bridie
Windershire
Arthur Cadex
Harold Cray
Morgan Beverly
Tend Cohen
Jnrie Coyle
Howe
Jaquith Twins Honored At Birthday Fete
Francis Jaquith of RD 2 hosted a birthday party for nine year old twin Jaquith sisters. Attendees included Cary Gotten, Kenneth Lacey, Donte Len Wallis, Anna Keppel, Lidia Taggart, Tommy VanTnesel, Micky Koslaleki, and Ronald Bailes among others. Gifts and party baskets with candy and balloons were given, and refreshments included birthday cake and ice cream.
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Jaquith
Fitey
Gary Jaquith
Vrs
Oln
Sire
Francis
Ja Apth
B.D. 2
Aft- Toon
Thor
Cary Gotten
Kenneth Lacey
Donte Len Wallis
Anna and
Kathleen Keppel
Lidia Taggart
Denia
Orld
Riskard Pric
Murta Jaquith
Tommy VanTnésel
Micky “Koslaleki
Ronald Bailes
Shermite Powers
Toni Marlé Lain
Francis Jaquith
Bot Luiry
Gary
October Month Anniversary Notes in Kenney Family
An OCR fragment reflects a long October family note for A J Monts and wife celebrating multiple anniversaries and birthdays. It mentions Cuba and a daughter with husband, and several relatives with various names, all tied to October events. The text is garbled but centers on family milestones in October.
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Kenney, ML
A. J. Monts
Wionis
Cuba
Mas
Carlos
Washington
Anothieg
Mrnimehrry
Covenant Circle Holds October Presbyterian Women Meeting
The Covenant Circle of the Presbyterian Women's Association met at a member's home for their October session with Mrs. T. A. Hubley assisting. Devotions were led by Mrs. W. W. Graham and the study program overseen by Mrs. John Kennedy. Mrs. Wilbur Bickers chaired the business portion planning the upcoming rummage sale on October 24 and 27. Eleven members attended and dessert was served. The November 12 gathering will be at Mrs. Kenneth Sur on Wayne Street.
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Ats
Ybn
Hhreyu Osst
Covenant Circle
Presbyterian Women's Association
T. A. Hubley
W. W. Graham
John Kennedy
Wilbur Bickers
Simp le
Kenneth Sur
Wayne Street
BPW Club Holds Routine Meeting At IOOF Hall
Mrs Charles Thompson presided over a BPW Club session at the IOOF Hall. Final plans were set for a public card party on October 22. Miss Agnes Lynch reported on the district BPW meeting in Girard. Attendance honors went to Mrs Thompson.
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Sno2t
Vaisse Og Bueness Ek
Professionial Women’s Club
IOOF
Charles Thompson
Agnes Lynch
BPW
Girard
Thompson
Mrs Albert Fox Hosts Columbus Card Party In November Plan
Mrs Albert Fox of Columbus entertained her card club with Mrs Merle Dodd and Mrs Russell Moore as guests. Prizes went to Mrs John Kane, Mrs Dodd, and Mrs Moore with Mrs Dodd also winning the Special prize. Refreshments followed and Mrs Kane will host next in Columbus for the November card party.
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Albert Fox
Columbus Aid
Columbus
Merle Dodd
Rusell Moore
John Kane
Dodd
Moore
Woman Who Beat Blindness At 91 Dies At 107
SALT LAKE CITY A gallant woman who walked a thousand miles with the Mormon migration in 1860 died yesterday at 107. Mrs. Ann Catherine Milne lost her sight in 1924 but a 1939 operation restored it. She endured cancer in 1939 and survived by two of eight children, 34 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren.
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Salt Lake City
Ann Catherine Milne
Tve
Boston
Omaha
UMW Ends Convention With Dues Increase
The United Mine Workers Union closes its week long convention after delegates vote to raise member dues by 25 cents monthly, from 4 to 4.25, and from 1 to 1.25 for unemployed and pensioned miners. John L. Lewis, UMW president, assures that demand for coal will rise and reopen some long closed mines. Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell was slated to speak at the final session.
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Umnati
United Mine Workers Union
James P. Mitchell
John L. Lewis
UMW
Coal shortage looms in Bonn as imports urged
German officials warn of a severe coal shortage this winter urging larger imports from the United States, Belgium and Holland. In Texas, fire destroyed 7,500 government cotton bales valued at about 1.125 million dollars in two Gainesville warehouses. Argentina’s population rose from about 9.996 million in 1914 to 18.929 million in 1954.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Belgium
Holland
Gainesville
Tex
Argentina
Actress Margaret Sullavan Skips Studio One Role
Actress Margaret Sullavan, 45, failed to appear for the CBS Studio One drama The Pilot. Her husband said she was in a hospital with her exact whereabouts unknown. CBS replaced the night’s show with a prior Studio One film, Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners.
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Margaret Sullevan
Studio One
Tater
Miss Sullavan
Sister Aquinas
Campaign Donations in 1952 Senate Race Exposed
A Senate subcommittee investigation revealed at least 109 contributions of 10 000 or more to the 1952 campaign. Roy Cullen of Houston led with 53 000, mostly for Republicans. 14 000 went to five Democrats. Joseph Penn and wife of Philadelphia contributed 45 570 to Republicans. other Pennsylvanians gave 10 000 to Democratic, 20 000 to Republican, and 26 000 to Democratic candidates.
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Senate
Alexander Heard
University of North Carolina
Roy Cullen
Houston
Texas
Oll Man
Joseph Penn
Philadelphia
James P. Clark
Helen Clay Frick
Pittsburgh
Albert M. Greenfield
Snow and frost seen early in Pennsylvania
The Associated Press reports that the Pennsylvania weather outlook shows widespread frost and possible early snow across the state. Temperatures in western counties may dip to 25-30 degrees with frost and scattered flurries tonight, clearing by morning. Frost is forecast elsewhere with 24-40 degree ranges and a cool, windy midweek. the cold snap may end the tomato season in some areas.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Weas
Toma
Weather front forecast to bring rain and snow later tonight
A cold front moves west of Harrisburg then sweeps southwest through Kentucky. The front should exit the coast by this afternoon, with a second surge of cold air arriving late tonight. This secondary cold wave may bring moisture enough for rain and possible snow.
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Bany
Harrisburg
Kentucky
Fraud Claims Shade Honduran Election Violence
In Honduras the ruling coalition seeks a clean sweep in a violence marked Constituent Assembly vote. The Liberal opposition alleges fraud as clashes leave at least 11 dead and nine wounded. The Assembly is expected to name 11 year old Acting President Julio Lozano to a full six year term if supporters win. Lozano says the Assembly will meet November 1.
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Seuuuicalpa
Honduras
Constituent Assembly
Liberal Party
Julio Lozano
Lozano
Assembly
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