Truman Unlikely to Attend Barkley Wedding
The White House indicated President Truman will likely miss Vice President Barkley’s wedding to Mrs. Carleton. He has a prior engagement on November 18, a state dinner with the Shah of Iran in Washington. Barkley telephoned to announce the ceremony, expected to be a simple Methodist service in Louisville.
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Assonpreder
Washington
White House
Truman
Barkley
Carleton
St. Louis
Charles G. Floss
Iran
Ross
Sleepless Nights Linked to Kidney Fatigue Ad
An ad-promoted health claim urges relief from sleepless nights blamed on kidney fatigue. It touts Thonpion's Borsoma Tablets as a quick remedy, urging readers to obtain from doctors or druggists and feel better soon.
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Thonpion
Hallowe'en Party Highlights Keppel Home Gathering
Hallowe'en night at the Keppel residence on Mott Street featured costumes with Mr and Mrs H Martin Keppel and Miss Barbara Ann Keppel hosting about thirty guests. Prizes were awarded for prettiest and most original costumes. Spook themed punch, baked ham, beans, salad, coffee and doughnuts were served. Several local residents visited family and attended events around town, with people traveling to Cleveland for the Browns game and others returning from trips. The Teen Town Hallowe'en party at the State Armory drew over 200 attendees with prizes for top costumes and various games and dances.
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Keppel
H. Martin Keppel
Barbara Ann Keppel
Pals
Mott Stree
Mra
Willisra Crumbletom
A. Williams
Martha Vincent
Olin Bracken, Jr
Robert’ Bracken
Spook
State Armory
Adile
Phiomas Burkhart
Porky Pig
William Blatt
Donna Osowell
Mary An Sc
Neighborhood House Aide to Speak at Presbyterian Event
Miss Lausanne Royen of Neighborhood House will be the guest speaker when the Presbyterian Woman’s Association meets at the church on Wednesday evening November 2. Mrs Orlo Ewing will give the devotions and a musical program will follow. Royen has directed Neighborhood House for seven years and will discuss the work supported by the Women’s Presbyterian Society. Geneva Circle members will host and refreshments will be served.
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Neighborhood House
Launsanne Royen
Howse Tay Erle
Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
At & P
Orlo Ewing
Warle Aloe
Women's Presbyteriat Society
Presbytery
Erie Conference
Rayer
Geneva Circle
Miss Suzanne Matz Four Is Honored At Birthday Party
Miss Suzanne Dorie Matz daughter of Mir and Mrs Normaty of 27 West Pleasant Street was four on October 25. Hostess Mir Malta led a children’s program with Miss Mianxene Obermsin as storyteller. Twenty five guests, children and mothers, enjoyed decorations and Halloween themed refreshments. Gifts from attendees were plentiful. Jack Shabl assisted the hostess.
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Lamy Ase Moan
Suzaeme Dorie
Jack Shabl
Holy Name Scout Troop Holds Halloween Party
A Halloween party for Cub Scout Troop 161 sponsored by the Holy Name Society was held Saturday evening from 7 to 9 at St Edward's Hall. Twenty two cubs attended and awards went to Donald Smith John Gilbert Himy Paulson II James Paulson Hunt Charles Splesman Michael Piccirillo and John Nichols. Costume prizes went to Philip Daugherty and Joe Marty. Cider doughnuts apples and candy were served with Everett Phillips serving as chairman and assisted by John Tueel.
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St. Edward's Hall
Holy Name Society
Donald Smith
John Gilbert
Himy ‘Paulson, II
James Paulson
Hunt
Charles Splesman
Michael Piccirillo
John Nichols
Philip Daugherty
Joe Marty
Everett, Phillips
John Tueel
Grangers Halloween Party Brings Members in Costume
Grangers enjoyed a Halloween party at the Conny Grange No. 55 Loops area with families attending in costume. Paul Clabbatt won best costume, while Romaline Rooney earned a prize for another outfit as dancing and coffee with doughnuts followed by a meeting to discuss four prospective members.
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Symemizzre Wfiki
Conny Grange
Bill
Hallowe'en Party At Warner Home
Miss Margaret Ann Warner hosted a Halloween party for 46 children at her rural residence. Contests and games entertained the youngsters with James Powers winning best costume. The hostess served sandwiches, cider and doughnuts, with seasonal decorations and candy prizes.
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Wauuruay
Margaret Ann Warner
James Powers
Hallowe'en Party at Wenzel Home Honored Miss Palmida Aiken
Mrs. Stanley Wenzel of 131 Gould street hosted a Hallowe'en party Friday in honor of her daughter Miss Palmida Aiken. Eight girls attended in costume and played games and stunts. Favors included noisemakers, apple jack a'lanterns and candy baskets. Mrs. Wenzel served cake ice cream and milk.
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Wenzel
Stanley Wenzel
Gould Street
Hallowe'en
Palmida
Aiken
Activities For Hi-Teens Planned Yesterday
The Corry Senior High School Hi-Teens committee at the YMCA met at secretary Arthur Burgess home to set plans for the coming year. Frank Ross was elected chairman with Dorothy Patterson as vice chair and Joyce Ruffner as secretary. Weekly MCA meetings, open house November 5 at the Amory, alumni party in November, New Year’s party December 31, skating and steeplechase events, Valentine party, splash parties at Wanten and Titusville, and a closing picnic in June are on the agenda for senior year activities.
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Corry Senior High School
Y.m.ca
Arthur Burgess
Frank Ross ' Shairman
Dorothy Patterson
Joyce Ruffner
Scretary
Gene Sharer
Treysima
Amory
Steiwhride
Berndaxve
Wanten
Titusville
Geri
MCA
Dhsol
Pitt Students Celebrate 22-2 Victory Over Penn
About 3 000 Pitt students filled Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall to cheer Pitt’s 22-2 win over Penn on Saturday. Deans dismissed classes for an hour in a makeshift holiday as players and coaches were applauded on stage. Mayor Lawrence praised the victory echoing a return to great football under Jock Sutherland and Pop Warner.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Pitt
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall
Penn
Lawrence
Pittsburon
Imp
Jock Sutherland
Foo Warner
Qulet
Duquesne
Carnesie Teeth
al Tech
Czechs Ordered to Recall Two Envoys
The United States demands recall of two Czech envoys, Dr Erwin Munk in New York and Jan Horvath, Czech embassy housekeeper in Prague, as peaceful retaliation for the removal of American attaches from Prague. The Czech ambassador asked for talks with Undersecretary James E Webb, while the State Department offered no further explanation.
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Washington
Unites States
Erwin Munk
New York
Wid
Jan Horvath
Prague
Vladimir Outtat
James E. Webb
Birthday salute for Ching Kai-shek observed in Taipel
Morgantown, W Va Oct 31 The brother of a Monongahela county mine owner is held on an arson charge in Uniontown Pa The man Joseph Chess 24 of Pairchamp Pa is in custody after a fire at a nearby mine sheriff Mike Gill said
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Morgantown
W. Va
Monongahela County
Uniontown
Mike Gill
Joseph Chess
Pairchamp
Manley Robbins Sr. Hostess Party Saturday
Manley Robbins Sr age resident of 562 Hast Main street hosted a Saturday gathering with Mrs Ernest Buetikofor and family. Guests included Mrs Homer Eisel Mr and Mrs Manley Robbins Jay and Will Northrup who shared prizes for games and visiting. Robbins served salad sandwiches birthday cake and coffee as Mrs Robbins Jo and family attended along with Mrs Blade of Garland who were away in town for licensing.
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Manley Robbins
Ernest
Buetikofor Sri Mins
Manley Robins
Homer Eisel
Mianley Robbins
Jay
Will Northrup
Buetiholter
Ming
Robbins
Haimiep Shewwood
Dance Saturday At Corry Country Club
Thirty couples attended a Sunday morning dance at Corry Country Club from midnight to 3 pm. It was the final social affair of the season with members, prospective members, and guests present. Miller's band featuring Ray Trescart played, cider and doughnuts were served, and committee members Norman Necker and M. S. Cobbett assisted with decorations by Miss To St. Clair.
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Corry Country Club
Miller's Band
Ray* Trescart
Gene Kru
Archestm
Norman Necker
M. 5
Cobbett
Miss To St. Clair
Birthday Party For Jeffrey Brown Three Year Old
A生日 style fragment describes Jeffrey Brown turning three with his brother Resselas Brown hosting at the grandparents farm Dr. and Mrs. Troy Gl Telte Glamcres. Time is unclear. guests are children and adults, favors candy and ice cream, with clowns and cake mentioned.
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Tait Priday
Resselas Brown
Troy Gl Telte
Olulock
Jeffrey Receivert Mip
Plesatew Watt
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