CMA Church Setting For TenPas Woodard Marriage
Wedding held at Alliance Church with TenPas and Woodard families prominent. Dozens attended including relatives and friends. ceremony featured traditional vows and songs. The bride, educated in 1988 at Carry Aten High School, wore a white gown with navy accents. the groom, educated in Holland, wore a formal suit.
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CMA
TenPas-Woodard
Pete Polo
Lillie
Truman
Wuoridsd
Dillon
TunPas
Carry Aten Hieh
Hivald Mesenger
Holand
Miller Mushnial Bubiy
Baskuthinsvan
Canara
Puu-Nuphalps
Roy Lilfie
Gerald Lilie
Lots Lillie
John, Woodard
Donal Phillips Sord
Prarie Woodard
Raymond Group Hosts Picnic at Mung Park Event
The Raymond Group staged a chilly picnic last evening at Mung Park with 85 attendees. Activities included visiting, basketball, and hors d oeuvres followed by a basket dinner, door prizes awarded to Edwin Cole Norbert Bachotuer Jnuitoli-sety Willisin-Het mintoller and others, plus contests and drinks by Raymond Barhyfwr and Edward Brignain.
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Raymond Group
Raymond
Dela Hor Knut
Mung Park
Uie
Edwin Cole
Norbert Bachotuer
Bade Jnuitoli
Sety
Navel
Willisin
Hetmintoller
Puuind
Hun Riymond Barhyfwr
Edward Brignain
Walter Laivellind
Huthiet
Party To Fete Clymer Couple
A party planned for Tuesday September 16 to fete Mr and Mrs Clymer on their 25th wedding anniversary. The event at Abbe Reformed Church parlors will be hosted by their daughter Miss Dune Haken who invites friends relatives and neighbors to attend.
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Preece Trees
Hivold TenMiken
Clymer
Bettie
Wis
Bacay
Dune ‘Ton Haken
Millen Baby Born at Spencer Hospital Mexdville
Asa Keith Donald Millen was born at Spencer Hospital in Mexdville to Mr and Mrs David Millen of Conneaut Lake. The Miller family line includes the former Robera Schweitze of Centerville and Mr and Mrs LeRoy Schweitzer of Centerville as grandparents. Grandparents Mind Mrs W S Stoltafus of R D 1 Corry are great grandparents.
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Asa
Keith Donald
Almo
Spencer Hospital
Mexdville
David Millen
Conneaut Lake
Miller
Robera Schweitze
Centerville
LeRoy Schweitzer
W.S. Stoltafus
Corry
Corry Grange Meeting Rescheduled for Tuesday Night
Corry Grange No 55 meeting moved from Monday September 9 to Tuesday September 10 due to Labor Day. The 8 p.m. session will be at Grange Hall Park Street with a social hour to follow. Attendance urged amid special business on the agenda.
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Grange Hall
Park
Clymer Class of 57 Holds Ninth Annual Reunion
The ninth annual reunion of the Clymer Central School class of 1951 was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Court. Twenty six attendees enjoyed a Wiener roast and social time with horseshoes. Officers elected for next year include president Carl A. Marsh, secretary treasurer Mrs. Walter Nollinder, and committee members James Lidys and Homer Loomis. Attendees from out of town included Nollinger of Corry, Marsh of Franklin, Ralph Wisin of Mayville, and James Sullivan of Predonia, among others.
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Clymer
Milton Courtright
Cutting
Clymier Central School
Carl A. Marsh
Franklin
Walter Nollinder
Cory
James Lidys
Homer Loom
Charles Palmer
Ellicottville
Odd Fellows Host Degree Meeting At Local Hall
Approximately 60 members of Odd Fellows lodges from the area attended as the joint degree team from Corry and Warren conferred the initiatory degree on a class from several lodges. Visiting dignitaries included Deputy Grand Master John Matthews of Polaski Pa and District Deputy Grand Master Howard Curtis of Sugar Grove. The next meeting will be September 7 in Sugar Grove with Warren conferring the first degree. Plans also include the Old Timers Band from Jamestown performing a concert here later in the month.
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St Tani
Order of Odd Fellows
North Center
Odd Fellows
Corry
Warren
John Matthews
Polaski
Charles Conant
North East
Perry McDannel
Wirren
Howard Curtis
Sugar Grove
Warren ‘County
Jamestown
Whittingham town shop manager found drowned in river
In Scruples West Bromwich England a shop manager William Whittingham aged 46 felt guilt after signing a petite protest against the sale of a house on his street to a Jamaican Negro family. His wife told a coroner it preyed on his mind. Whittingham was found drowned in a nearby river. The inquest verdict: suicide.
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West Bromwich
England
William Whitingham
Whittingham
PRR Strike Idle legacy workers and transport disruptions
Rail labor strike idles legacy workers as 7000 freight cars are stranded and 136000 daily passengers lose transit. Major stations in Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh and St Louis run nearly empty while 118 million ton miles of freight halt. Negotiations break with leaders blaming personal ambition as strike deadline passes.
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PRR
Continien
Jodgnue Sa
Tiv
Tvere
Be Panevivania
New York
Philadephia
Pittsburgh
Wistileton
St. Louis
Industries ii Ue
East
Midwest
Hyet Af Colinthia
Beating Victim In Hospital Second Time
Titusville area report details a youth from Centerville hospitalized for the second time after being struck by a pickup driven by Herbert Hasbrouck. Sterling Yoling was hit while crossing near Mystic Park, suffering a broken leg and ribs earlier another assault weeks prior. Elizabeth Palmer witnessed the incident.
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Centerville
Titusville
David
Mystic Park
Young Sterling
Doruss
Herbert Masebrouck
Hasbrouck
Elizabeth Palmer
Sterling
Yoling Stering
Titusville Hospital
Tracy
Congolese Army Battles Rebels Near Bakwanga in Kasai
In Kasai province around Bakwanga fighting continued between Congo army forces and rebels. An army spokesman for Kalanga province questioned Baluba gains claimed in Bakwanga while Kalonji's alliance with Katanga faces radio blackout reports.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
Congo
Kasai
Bakwanga
Kalanga
Baluba
Albert Kalonji
Kalonji
Katanga
Bakwangi
Patrice Lumumba
Recess Balked by Sugar Curbs Split Congress Over Powers
Congress failed to adjourn as sugar policy clashes persisted. Dirksen backed a discretionary presidential option to cut the Dominican quota while House considered tighter conditions. Senate and House also agreed on 69 million dollars for foreign aid and extended FHA loan programs.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
Dominican Republic
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
House
Cuba
Séwane
White House
School Officials Weigh Plight Of Shunted Pupils
Twenty four Royal Oak Township graduates face no high school to enroll in as Detroit Ferndale and Oak Park refuse space. Local officials, led by Gov Williams and State Superintendent Bartlett, seek a solution amid funding shortages and racial tensions.
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Michigan
Detroit
Royal Oak Township
Ferndale
Oak Park
Oak Township
Friitless
Lynn S. Bartlett
G. Mennen Williams
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