Sherman couple wed in First Baptist Church ceremony
Darlene June Robinson and Frank Lee Barney, both of Sherman, united in a Saturday wedding at the First Baptist Church of Sherman with Rev. Victor Stouffer officiating. A reception for about 300 followed at the bride's parents home. The bride wore a white Alencon lace over taffeta gown. attendants included bridesmaids in pale pink taffeta and bronze chrysanthemums. The groom's party included best man Ronny Dongavnee and ushers Arthur Robinson and James Barney. Guests traveled from Detroit, Cleveland, and other cities for the event.
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Darlene June Robinson
Sherman
Frank Lee Barney
Victor Stouffer
First Baptist Church of
Duuphten
Roy Robinson
Frank Barney
Curt Jotvisor
Danes Town
Soliist
Marie Hurmetink
Raymond Monroeth
Marjorie Hayes
Edith Barney
Junloy
Ronny Dongavnee
Arthur Robinson
James Barney
Otto
Robinson
Agnes Yuiko
Almond
N.Y
Barney
I Tod Weaduate
Sherman Dental School
Sherman School
Agricultural and ‘Technical Institute
Alfred University
Raymond Monroe Jr
Raymond Croscut
Perry Dewey Sr
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
Ohio
Guild
Edinboro
Pas
Buffalo
Westfield
Mayville
Jamestown
St Elizabeths Guild Plans Card Party and Cake Sale
St Elizabeths Church Guild met at Mrs Alek Wojel chowski s King Street home with 19 members. Rev Cyril Krone led prayer as Mrs Nicholas Aquiling presided, reporting on a recent millinmage sale and outlining a take- home cake sale in December with Mrs William Deutschlander in charge. A style show by Leeds precedes the November 4 card party at Moose Hall, with Mrs Stanley Miler as general chair and a large list of committee heads for tickets, reservations, tallies, tables, prizes, and publicity. New member Mrs Ward Price joined. Next meeting set for November 4 at Mrs P B Samoski s North Center Street home.
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St Elizabeth's Church
William Deutschlander
Leed
Stanley Miler
Thomas Reed
Coehalyman
Norbet Bachomer
Ates
Somoski
Richard Muckinhaupt
Ernio Spitman
Patrick Ryid
Mise Binora Cmiel
Jil Zepka
Mary Sears
Cameron Hoenes
Lea Hebtye
Joseph Giaviano
August Wasenk
Als Wudcierhowski
Lagy’ Giacomn
John Aiormey
Frans Ravkoskie
Geori Gustis
Wendall
War Price
Krona
P. B. Samoski
Bss
Guild
North Center Street
Newark woman complains after car is moved by pranksters
Barbur M. Tulloran told police she parked on the alley and returned to find her small sports car shifted onto the sidewalk by pranksters. Police said she would need to explain the incident to the judge.
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Newark
Barbur
M. Tulloran
Mrs Clyde Short Feted With Stork Shower
A stork shower honoring Mrs Clyde Short was hosted by her mother Mrs Charles Henry and sister Mrs Lawrence Titer at the Haner home on Chestnut street. Guests enjoyed games and songs with prizes awarded to several attendees. A lunch featuring salads jello beans rolls and coffee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Short
Charles Henry
Lawrence Titer
Haner
Chestnut Street
Charles VanTussel
Clarence Raymond
David Way
Wanta Lee Henry
Toss Cole
Mel. Morris Way
Joseph Rinse
Cole
Cancer Dressings Made By Women Civic Club Meeting
The Civic Club session at Red and Gut Club saw members craft cancer dressings and vote donations to the United Fund UNICEF and the cancer society. Mrs Bert Welfer presided as president, Mrs John Long was elected secretary, and she will chair the rummage sale on November 8 and 9 at Rodatta Gun Club. The next meeting is moved to November 1 due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bjeven
Bert Welfer
United Fund
Unicef
Cancer Sociery
John Long
Eugene Davis
Davie
College Women To Feature Japan At Meet
A view of vapor wit U E ye sented to the members of the College Women's Club at that meeting Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the YMCA. Mrs Relph Sheldon a native of Japan will be the curah speaker. She will give personal elimpses of the country with slides depicting her former mind and life Chiguko as she was known there. Will also share specimens of her hutiye and Any members have Japanese article which wey would like to share With ne group are invited to do so.
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College Women's Club
YMCA
Relph Sheldon
Japan
Chiguko
Wright PTA Discusses School Health Program
Wright PTA meeting on school health and dental programs noted progress over 30 years from group inspections to individual exams though finances limit grade coverage. Dr. Gould described the dental program and a rental survey indicating trouble areas while many dental forms go unreturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Pta
Wright
Porter Auer
PTA
H. Ray Harris
Harold Lloyd
Globe Porter
Cochairmen
United Fund Campaign
Joseph Povsl
Jy-Pred Beebe
Pave Jit Dyler
United Fund
Corry
Guy Busters
G. C. Gould
Richard Blount
Daughter Born to Rev Clark in Titusville Hospital
A daughter was born this morning at Titusville Hospital to Rev. and Mrs. John Clark of Pleasantville. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Johnson of West Church Street.
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Titusville Hospital
John Clark
Pleasantville
O. A. Johnson
West Church Street
DAR Honors State Officers At Luncheon
DAR Honors State Officers At Luncheon with Josephal Jery Wright of Pont Valles Narberth Pa and Mrs Charlotte Sayre of Erie as honored guests at a Cureen luncheon yesterday at Mrs T W Whitehead’s Enat Pleas street home. Wright spoke on the Faith of Our Fathers and the society’s school and charity work, with a brief business session led by Mrs Huiner Kolsteo. Twenty one members and guests attended. next meeting set for November 5 with Mrs Walter Auer.
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Josephal
Jery Wright
Pont Valles
Narberth
Charlotte Sayre
Erie
Brokerstraw Valley
Davehey
T. W. Whitehead
Wright
National
DAI
Tormassee
Raymond Bachomer
Helen Brown
Roger Brown
Lyle Stranahan
Walter Auer
Afternoon Of Sewing Follows Rebekah Meet
The IOOF Hall hosted a regular session with 17 members and one guest Mrs Delis Armstrong of Celaran. A tureen dinner was served at noon by Mrs Alma DeHaven and Mrs Hazel Eldred. Sewing followed with a quilt tied for Meadville Orphans Home and Grove City 1007 Ronie. Tentative plans were made al-
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Rebekah
Chile
IOOF
Delis Armstrong
Celaran
Alma DeHaven
Hazel Eldred
Meadville
Grove City
Ronie
Birthday Club Fetes Mrs William Johnson
Birthday Club members honored Mrs William Johnson at her East Main Street home with a gilt gift. Miss Leia and Miss Hazel Merker to host next month at East Freedom Street. hostess served salad, raisin, angel food cake and tea. outlines of the evening noted.
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Leia
Hazel Merker
East Feedovink Street
Baptist Ladies Hear Talk On Mission Field
Baptist Ladies Fellowship at First Baptist Church met at the R D 4 Home of Mrs Clyde Hall. Mrs ClaraRaliseher presided as Mrs Poorest Peiffer reported a $1017 uplift fund. Francis Stone, a Bible Chi missionary from Philadelphia, spoke about mission work and inspired study. The event included singing led by Mrs Bruce Thom s and prayer by Mrs Joseph Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Te R. D
Clyde Hall
Bruce ‘Thoms
Claude Finwas
Joseph Hudson
Clara
Raliseher
Porest Peiffer
Upron Fund
Francis Stone
Bible Chi
Philadelpha
Joer Ullefielig
Hirold
Stearns
VEW Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Under Mrs Grape
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary met last evening at the VFW Post Home with L2 members present. Donations were wired to the Scotland School Christmas party and the UNICEF fund. A member was appointed for the Northwest District Council meeting in Titusville on November 1 at 2:40 p.m. Attendance award went to Mrs William Roerig. Refreshments were served by Mrs Alfred Cone and Mrs Grape before adjournment. Limited next on November 1.
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VEW Ladies Auxiliary
Post Home
Roger Grape
Veterans of Foreign Wars! Ladies Auxiliary
VFW Post Home
Scotland
Unicef Fund
Northwest District County Council
Titisville
William Rocrig
Alfred Cone
Grape
Not So Funny Now Mister Saginaw Victim Miller At Crossing
Victor N Miller 25 emerged unhurt from a car tossed twenty feet after colliding with a locomotive at a crossing. He laughed as police arrived and was charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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Saginaw
Victor N
Miller
Dite
Founder Chester H Lehman dies. Strelco founder obituary
Chester H Lehman, 73, founder of Bian Knox Co. and last surviving member of its founding family, died yesterday at West Penn Hospital. Memorial services set for Monday in Pittsburgh, honoring his role as a steel mill equipment producer.
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Strelco
Pittsburgh
Chester H.lehman
Bian-Knox Co
Lehman
West Penn Hospital
Ike Ignores Bronchitis To Play Golf
President Eisenhower, claiming chronic bronchitis, played Augusta National in raw weather after a Palm Springs visit. He said cold and flu illnesses have affected him for years, yet officials see no health risk. he joked about calling a recent illness the flu.
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Augusta
Hisenhower
Augusta National
White House
James C. Hagerty
Palm Springs
Eisenhower
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