Stevenson Tour Backed by Truman in Philadelphia
President Harry S Truman plans a nationwide tour with Governor Adlai Stevenson as the presidential hopeful. He will speak in Philadelphia on a major address, with Democratic city chairman James A. Hinegan noting Margaret Truman may accompany him. The report also mentions Maryland weather in Garret County.
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Phila
Philadelphia
Harry 8. Truman
Adlai B. Stevenson
James A. Iinegan
Presdent
Margaret
Miss Betty Himes Bride Of Reginald Covey
Miss Betty Althea Himes daughter of Mr and Mrs Jennings Himes and Reginald Laverne Covey son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Covey were married Saturday at Centerville Baptist Church. The double ring ceremony featured organ selections and attendance by family and friends from multiple nearby towns. The couple will reside at 520% West Church Street.
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Betty Himes
Reginald Covey
Betty Althea Himes
Jennings
Himes
Spartansburg
Reginald Laverne Covey
Cecil G. Covey
Union City
Centerville Baptist Church
Charles Fuller
Fuller
Lois Himes
Warren
Reed Sinito
Clymer
Covey
Spartanburg
Robert Watons
Corry
Meadville
New Kensington
Dixie Lee Nichols
Beverly Shaw
Sciota Road
Kay Berk Shous
Luedlle Beckwith
Mary Helen Curtis
Nancy Eld
Betty West
Patricia Fleming
Miles Nichols
Miss Rose Marie Franchin Marries James Reed at St Thomas
The wedding of Miss Rose Marie Branchina and James Reed took place at St Thomas the Apostle with Rev. Francis J. Gruives officiating. The couple and families are named from Jamestown Clymer and surrounding towns. reception followed at the Gare with 100 guests.
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Rose Marie Franchin
St. Thomas
Booster Night at Sparta Grange No 110 Draws 80 Attendees
Sparta Grange No 110 held a Booster Night with about 80 Grangers and friends from Broken straw Freehold and Corry. William Scouten chaired the meeting with Leo Johnson present as state Grange assistant steward. Ralph Blakeslee spoke on Why down the Grange and Shirley Hall read Conservation Farming for Abundant Living.
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Sparta Grange
Sparta Grange No. 110
Broken Straw
Freehold
Corry
William Scouten
State Grange
Leo Johnson
Ralph Blakeslee
Shirley Hall
Donald Newbold
Stele Webb
Ceres
Mary Webb
Pauline
Patty Putnam
Henry Bailey
Leo Burlinzame
Nell Chellon
Farmers of America
Pennsylvania
RT. Putnam
Spartansburg Consolidated School
Holiday Dinner At Synagogue Marks Simchas Torah
About 30 people attended a Saturday evening dinner at the synagogue in observance of Simchas Torah. The feast featured fruit and candles on the serving tables. Harry Bhrach spoke briefly on the holiday’s origin and purpose, and cards followed the gathering.
Luncheon Hostess Mrs. Orlo Ewing Hosts Meadville Teachers
Mrs. Orlo Ewing of Carter Hill welcomed 15 Meadville teachers for a ballet luncheon at 1 PM on Saturday. The gathering continued with visiting friends from Meadville for the afternoon.
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Orlo Ewing
Carter Hill
Meadville
East End
Wiener Roast Saturday For Rainbow Girls
An enjoyable wiener roast was held at Mead Park Saturday evening by the Order of Rainbow for Girls and their guests. Mr. and Mrs T W White head and Miss Helen Johnson mother-advisor of the order were the chaperones.
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Mead Park
Order of Rainbow
T. W. Whitehead
Helen Johnson
Order
Engagement Announced for Miss Alice Ledbetter and Charles McLean
Miss Alice Lee Ledbetter of Birmingham Alabama and Charles Blain McLean of Washington Washington announce their engagement. The couple, both employed at the Wallone Airport in Washington, plan a November 1 wedding at Hamline Methodist Church Washington.
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Alice Lee Ledbetter
Marvin L. Ledbetter
Birmingham
Ala
Charles Blain McLean
C.K. McLean
Mead Avenue
Hamline Methodist Church
Washington
John Herbert Phillips School
Birmingham Southern College
McLean
Warren High School
U.S. Army
Salem College
Salem
W Va
Wallone
Party at Schurman Farm Honors Helpers on Friday
Mr and Mrs Harrison Beckerink hosted a social at the Peter Schirman farm Friday evening to thank friends and neighbors for aid in harvesting hay. About 67 people attended the gathering with ariel cards visiting and a lunch including ham sandwiches pies and cupcakes.
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Harrison Beckerink
Peter Schirman
Ariel
Fellowship Meeting At Presbyterian Church Rally of Youth
The Junior and Senior Hi fellowships of First Presbyterian Church hosted 100 Presbyterian youths from Bradford Warren and North Warren yesterday. The event opened with a warship service led by Warren Junior Hi Fellowship. Richard Garner and Dr Paul McKee installed District One officers. Dorothy Wallace of Corry was installed as slated clerk. A panel showcased year projects and a birthday party capped the gathering with a Brazil Africa mission presentation and a dedication service. Rev Paul F Bauer advised District One.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Bradford
Warren
North Warren
Brazil
Africa
Paul F. Bauer
Court to rule on bogus type plan dispute
The Supreme Court agreed to decide if Beiters union demands for pay for so called bogus types violate Taft-Hartley Law. The case, appealed by American News Paper Publishers Association, centers on printers paid for non performed services and the legality of such demands. Meanwhile about 1000 CIO United Steel workers ended a six week strike at Taylor Wharton and Steel Co in Easton and High Bridge, with workers set to return to work and seek wage gains and benefits.
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Py Assuiten
Washington
Supreme ‘Cour Today
Beinters
American News
Paper Publishers Association
Easton
CIO United Stee
Anfurica
Taylor Wharton Trou and Steel Co
High Bridge
Nod
Births Report From Local Hospitals
A daughter was born Saturday afternoon at Corey Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Chirk of 214 South Center Street, Ashi. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cue Ton Tessler of Garland at Coty Memorial Hospital. A baby girl arrived at Gerry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Park of 34 West Irving Street.
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Corey Memil Hospital
Mrs
Vincent Chirk
South
Center Street
A Shi
Mr. and
Mey
Cue Ton "Tréssler
Garland
Coty Nmeniiil Hospital
Ah Cony Memorial Hospital
Dayle Park
Vin Street
Mes Dih
Mele
Worth Street
Jyntevenine
Gerry Memorial Hospital
McLean
Katherine See
Dr. Frank Simes Named Men’s Dean at State College
Dr. Frank Simes, a native of Byoeknart New York, is named men’s dean at State College. He formerly served as chief resident advisor, became assistant dean of men and professor of education, and will replace A B Warnock as director of the division of Intermediate registration.
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Frank Simes
State Ate College
Hilo Stite College
Wilson. Wilson
Wire
Inte
A.B. Warnock
Will Orose Hhis
Simes
Byoeknart
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