Teen Town And Auxiliary Leaders Meet Tonight
Teen Town committee and the Women's Auxiliary of the local YMCA will meet tonight at 515 Eush Wayne street, 6:30 for Teen Town planning and 8 for auxiliary session with hostesses Mrs Shotzbarger Mrs Merritt Hunt and Mrs Lois McCray.
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Teen Town
YMCA
Clyde W. Shotzbarger
Eush Wayne Street
Shotabarger
Merritt Hunt
Lois McCray
Walace
Joseph R. Clair
Shotsbarger
Golden Wedding Party Honors Mr and Mrs Chris
Open house from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 yesterday celebrated the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Perl Chris of 982 East Main Street. More than 100 guests attended, with out of town visitors from Franklin Tidbute Akeley Middletown New Cumberland Warren Russell Erle Kennedy Frewsburg Youngsville Pleasantville Timsville Irvine Garland Torpedo and Columbus.
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Perl Chris
East Main Street
John, Hicks
Middletown
Merrill Hamilton
LaRue Hamilton
Harry Chris
Max Chris
Chris
Franklin
Tidbute
Akeley
New Cumberland
Warren
Russell, Erle
Kennedy
Frewsburg
Youngsville
Pleasantville
Timsvile
Irvine
Garland
Torpedo
Columbus
JaRue Hamilton
Shady Avenue
Bridal Shower for Miss Erma Fullom in Lloyd Home
Mrs Earl Engle and Mrs John Lloyd hosted a bridal shower at Shady Avenue for Miss Erma Fullom who will wed John E Loyd November 6. Twenty five guests attended. corsages of yellow roses, candy corsages, and gifts were exchanged. Potatoes salad hot rolls pickles decorated cake and coffee were served with assistance from Mrs Helle Nichols Mrs T J Fullom.
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Erma Fullom
Earl Engle
John Lloyd
Lloyd
Shady Avenue
Miss Fullom
John E. Loyd
Miss Pullom
Helle Nichols
T. J. Fullom
Gloria Dean ‘Thompson
Ene
Donald ‘Engle
Janet
Columbus
Spartansburg Methodist Sunday School Group Event
The Volnk People's Classes of the Spartansburg Methodist Sunday School met Saturday evening at the home of Misses Dorothy and Ruth Chelton. Members and Rueste of the group enjoyed games and contests with refreshments of hot dogs, marshmallows, and coffee. An outdoor wiener roast was moved indoors due to bad weather.
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Flpsig Gy Snag
Rueste
Volnk
Spartansburg
Dorothy
Ruth Chelton
Crosby Eckman Twins Born in Corry Hospital
A son born to Mr. and Mrs. R Blaine Crosby of Spartansburg at Corry Hospital on Sunday afternoon. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Eckman of 224 West Frederick Street this morning at Corry Hospital. Mrs. Eckman is Beatrice Wolbert.
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R. ‘Blaine Crosby
Spartansburg
Corry” Hospital
Corry Hospital
Lawrence Eckman
West Brederick Street
Eckman
Beatrice Wolbert
Social Roundup of Meadville Area Visitors and Travels
Meadville families hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with trips to Michigan and Detroit. Local residents, including Arch ie Akam and James Bennett, returned after weekend visits before resuming work in Washington DC and Beaverdam.
Dinner party honors three silver anniversaries
Mr and Mrs H L Rice of Franklin street hosted a social Sunday afternoon at 1 30. Three silver anniversaries were observed for Mr and Mrs Ralph S Dewey of Erle Mr and Mrs Merle McIntyre and for Mr and Mrs William Croft of Erie their 34th anniversary. Twenty two attended the dinner with an anniversary cake baked by Mrs Leland A Johnston. Couples receiving silver gifts and flowers from the group were honored.
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H. Lynn Rice
Franklin Street
Ralph S. Dewey
Erle
Merle McIntyre
William Croft
Erie
Corryites
Leland A. Johnston
Kitchen Shower for Miss Patricia McNulty
Mrs Helen Hoyt hosted a tea and kitchen shower on Sunday afternoon for her sister Miss Patricia McNulty who will wed soon. Guests brought alarm clocks set to different times hidden with gifts. Patricia won many useful items. bingo prizes went to Mrs Mary DeLury and Mrs Jennie Weight. Hostess and mother Mrs Francis McNulty served macaroni salad fancy sandwiches bridecake and coffee for fourteen guests.
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Miss McNulty
Helen Hoyt
Patricia McNulty
Francis McNulty
Shower Honors Mrs. Ernest McMichael in Titusville
A stork shower honored Mrs. Ernest McMichael at Mrs. Alphonse Jackson and Mrs. Wilbur Whitehead’s Essex Street home. Ten guests attended with games and prizes won by Mrs. McMichael and others, as pink and blue decor framed the table for tuna salad rolls relishes cake and coffee.
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Ars
Mmemuchael
Titusville
Alphonse Jackson
Wilbur Whitehead
Essex Street
McMichael
Edward Walsh
Leroy Mariette
Frank Jackson
Jack Walsh
Edward Brigham
Grange Installation Planned for November 20th
Corry Grange No. 55 held a Saturday evening meeting at the I.C.O.P. Hall with 17 members present. Master Verner Swanson chaired as plans were laid for the installation of newly elected officers on November 20 and for the annual harvest dinner scheduled for November 6 at 1 PM.
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Uuilfis Geo Wan
1.C.0.p. Hall
Corry Grange No
Verner Swanson
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Shaffer at Essex Street Meet
Albert Shaffer received honors from the birthday club at a Essex street gathering hosted by Mrs Robert Tripp. Twelve members attended with guests Mrs Claude Stokes and Mrs Edward Burton. Prizes were awarded for games won by Mrs Bryce Leek Mrs Lawrence McCray and Mrs Lyle Shreve. Next meeting set for October 29 with hostess Mrs P H Stenman and honored guest Mrs McCray.
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Ots
Albert Shaffer
Claude Stokes
Edward Burton
Kane
Robert ‘Tripp
Essex Street
Bryce Leek
Lawrence McCray
Lyle Shreve
Tripp
Shaffer
P. H. Stenman
West Wayne Street
McCray
Shower Honors Bride-Elect Mary Lou Hurlbert Before Wedding
Miss Mary Lou Hurlbert, to wed Ivan Benwink on November 15, was honored at a Friday evening bridal shower hosted by her sister Mrs. Louie Decker of Fourth venue. Nine guests attended including Laura Montgomery of Kittanning, a former city resident, with games and socializing. Mrs. Leonard Edwards and Miss Hurlbert received game awards. A salad course, sandwiches, cake and coffee were served, and gifts were presented to the honoree.
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Harry Ganster
Blaine Gahater
Richard
Samuel Ganster
Lowell
Meadville
Arden Rock
Gloria Akam
Helen Bennett
Washington, D. C
Archie Akam
R. D
James Bennett
Beaverdam
Glair Fenno
Edith
Michigan
G. W. Huth
Parr Street
Youngstown
Bertha Huth
John Hall
Warren
Walter DeJean
Ridge Street
A. G. Lyman
Wilma
Wilkinsburg
H. R. Brinas
West Frederick Street
Raymond Sandburg
William McCarthy
Ab Warren
C. Douglas Rozelle
Thiel College
Greenville
Douglas Roelle
East Main, Street
Mdry Dane Rozelle
Eainboro State Teachers College
Edinboro
Herbert M. Lyon
Buffalo
Los Angeles
Calif
Daniel Harrington
John Mooney
Park Street
Flovida
Mayme Wood
St. Augustine
GS. Wood
Miami
Samuel Cherry
Washington, D.C
George Mulderick
Cherry
Mulderick
Mary Lou Hurlbert
Ivan Benwink
Louie Decker
Laura Montgomery
Kittanning
Leonard Edwards
Hurlbert
Decker
Two Sisters Honored At Family Dinner Party
Two sisters Mrs. Harry Lillie and Mrs. Johnson were honored by family for upcoming birthdays on Tuesday October 19. A chicken dinner at Tarbell's Inn followed by a visit to their mother Alta Keppel's East Bond Street home capped a social afternoon with gifts for both women.
Surprise Party for Mrs. Fred Black
Mrs. Fred Black was honored with a Saturday birthday party at 229 Spring Street attended by 14 neighbors and friends. The gathering featured games, visiting, ice cream and cake, and cards plus a gift presented to celebrate her Oct 15 birthday.
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Fred Black
Fred Jack
Spring Street
Black
Voters Enter Final Two Weeks With Tight Campaigns
Harrisburg dispatch notes two week sprint as Republicans and Democrats push for control of fiscal offices and General Assembly. GOP seeks full control of state government while Democrats defend auditor general and treasurer posts. Ballot slate features Weldon Heyburn and Charlie Barber for auditor general and treasurer respectively, with Ramsey Black and William J. Lane as opposing candidates.
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Ny Associated
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
General Assembly
GOP
Auditor General
Milst
House of Representatives
Senate
Republic
Keystone
Weldon B. Heyburn
Delaware Courty
Chaslie Barber
Welfare
Ramsey
Developments in Bugsy Siegel murder case
Beverly Hills police chief Clinton H Ander says startling developments may come soon in the month-old Bugsy Siegel murder case. He asserts we know who killed Siegel but the involved persons are very powerful and cannot be rushed. Siegel was killed by members of an international underworld syndicate with big money behind it. The chief needs time to gather corroborating evidence before an arrest.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Bugsy Siegel
Clinton H. Andérs
Siegel
Chief Anderson
Groundbreaking for $263,000 building at Wilson College
Ground was broken today in Chambersburg for a new $263,000 building on Wilson College campus. Presider Paul Swimn Havens led the ceremony marking a decade long fundraising effort. Founders' Day events featured but no formal announcement of the project.
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Chambersburg
Wilson Coljeze
Paul Swimn Havens
Coal executive dies in Indiana Pennsylvania
George L. Smith 56 former vice president and general manager of Rochester Pittsburgh Coal Co. died at his White Township home yesterday. A Reynoldsville native, he was well known as a coal industry executive and leader in Pittsburgh.
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Indiana
George L. Smith
Rochester É Pittsburgh Coal Co
White Tournship
Reynoldsville
Smith
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