Wrights Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary in Clymer
Bernice Marsh and Sibley Wright were honored by their four daughters at the Wright home to mark their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married October 6, 1921, at the Methodist parsonage in Clymer. they have nine grandchildren. Son Merle was killed in World War II. guests received a monetary purse. The gathering included many relatives and friends from Jamestown, Sherman, Meadville, and surrounding areas, with various visits and birthday celebrations noted.
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Bernice Marsh
Sibley Wright
Wilfred Wallace
Wallace
Helen Wright
Salvatore Elia
Jamestown
James Carpenter
Townville
Wrights
Clymer
Merle
James VanEarden
Lee Guink
Cecil Humphrey
Sherman
St Petersburg
Fla
Johnny Hamilton
Meadville
Tonia Marsh
Elouise
John Hamilton
Glen Evans
Lee Nichols
Spartansburg
John Pfeiffer
Carl Bayle
Florence Linendell
Carl. Marsh
Gordon Shampoe
Gregory
Brian
Jerry Redlecki
Douglass DeShazer
Randall Shampoe
Daniel
James Elia
Lewis Peterson
Filen Gleason
Ada Mae Brown
North Clymer
AAUW
Westfield
Marine Bank
J. Richard Mayer
The
SUNY
Fredonia
Mao's Assistant Still Has Power
In Hong Kong the AP reports Lin Piao, long rumored to have lost power, appears with Mao on the cover of a Chinese magazine. The caption calls Lin Piao Mao's close comrade in arms and vice chairman, suggesting he still wields influence as the party’s designate despite Western doubts.
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Hong Kong
Chinese Communist Party
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
Maine Voters Face Repeal of State Income Tax
Maine voters consider repealing the 1969 income tax amid a heated campaign. Supporters argue the tax burden worsens property and other levies, while opponents warn repeal would raise other taxes and cut school subsidies. Gov Curtis and lawmakers back keeping the tax to avoid budget cuts.
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Augusta
Maine
Council of State Governments
House
Senate
Kenneth W. Curtis
Pretax
FAIR
Wife Succeeds Husband In Office In Bedford County Tennessee
Addie Hart was appointed Bedford County tax assessor by Judge Dorothy Orr, succeeding her late husband Jeff Hart who died last week. The move leaves men holding six of nine county offices while Polly Frazier, Judy Redd, and Mrs. George Harrison hold other positions. Otto Renegar Sheriff B. H. Sanders and Marvin Marshall remain in office.
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Shelbyville
B. H. Sanders
Marvin Marshall
East Branch News Highlights Local Travel and Events
Mrs. Marlin Klingensmith and Mr. Bernard Porter left October 1 for a Montreal and Quebec trip with rain hampering sight-seeing. They visited Gordon Stevens, friends from West Spring Creek, and returned via New England then Holyoke Massachusetts. Pvt. Malcolm Kyser is at Fort Dix after leaving September 29. Community notices include WMPF fall rally in Titusville and a Quiet Acres Nursing Home open house on October 30, Halloween party at Dobbs Corner Church, and a note on a Baltimore burglary of 32 vacuum cleaners worth 6400 dollars with the firm’s VP commenting.
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Marlin Klingensmith
Bernard Porter
New York
Canada
Montreal
Quebec
Gordon Stevens
Stevens
Betty Porter
West Spring Creek
New England
Navy
Bernard’s
Holyoke
Mass
Porter
Lois Sickler
Clayton Damon
Erie
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Dobbs Corners
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Max Bemis
Lawrence Evans
Cattaraugus
Larry Shampoe
Carol
Merton Bermis
Jeffrey
Ronald Willey
Billy McDonald
Cook's Forest
James van Earden
Amos van Earden
Abbe Reformed Church
United Methodist Church
Corry
Carl L. Marsh
Marsh
Leonard Evans
Husband
SCS
Law and Finance
South Center Street
Pennsylvania
Ory
East Branch News
Drake Hotel
Mrs. Shields
Baltimore
John V. Michael
Michael
Rev. Williams
Sheree
Mrs. Williams
Keith Williams
Evangelical United Methodist Church
North Center St
Corty
Sterling All Star Dairy
Columbus School
Salisbury
Go People
Conesway School
Sterling “Family
Corry Area High School
Lady Baltimore
Spring Creek
Sterling Erie
Wright School
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