Fishermen Missing as Grapple Nets Probe Lake Erie
Grappling operations continue 12 miles off Conneaut harbor to recover two Erie fishermen who drowned last December. The Rita Ann tug drags hooks near the Richard R. wreck site where Frank and Richard Rogala and Russell Smith disappeared. A buoy placed last January aided the search after the sunken boat was found with Frank Rogala aboard.
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ERIE
Conneaut Harbor
Smiley Fish Company
Rita Ann
Richard R
Frank
Richard Rogala
Russell Smith
Frank Rogala
Rock Falls Threaten Niagara Falls Geology Warns
Rocks threaten Luna Island and Goat Island at Niagara Falls as seven rock cracks appear on the American side. Public viewing points were closed yesterday after geologists called conditions very dangerous, likening them to July 28 when 185000 tons of rock tumbled into the gorge.
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Niagara Falls
Luna Island
Goat Island
American Falls
Prospect Point
DAR dessert bridge tops fall social season
DAR chapter staged a dessert bridge at Carry Country Club to benefit the treasury. Thirty six tables played, with awards to bridge players and door prizes won by many guests. Cochairs and hostesses coordinated floral decor and serving, as out of town guests joined local members for the event.
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Dar
Daughters of the American Revolution
Africa
Carry Country Club
Treasury
George Root
Memibers
Bridge
Mes
Chris Christensen
Aliped M. Morrison
Elizabeth Rovers
Walter Aver
John A. Blatt
Richard Mubkinhaupt
Dennis Alexander
Union City
Alfred M. Morrison
Howard Ross
Archie Hurlbut
Nk Graft
Raymond Bachamer
Samuel Myers
Waterford
Theodore Hill
North East
Horton J. Davis
T. W. Whitehead
Howard Loveland
Lyle Stranahan
James Sinare
John Jenkins
R. B. Barnes
Alfred McLallen
Guy Smith
George Bost~nick
Elgin Orton
Lyle Markham
Gertrude Reed
Norman Neckers
Clymer
George VanSickle
Mildred Jude
Clara Jude
Maurice Wilkinger
Dicey Lake
Clark Johnston
Mark Anderson
R. J. Lemont
Charles Wallace
John Morse
Clariasy
A. P. Quay
Henry Swenson
C. A. MeNvill
Erie
Mayme Wood
St. Augustine
Fla
M. Hongst
Arlington
N. J
Margaret Yentsch
Pittsburgh
New Members Received By Missionary Society
The Missionary Society of the Church of The Nazirene on Essex Street met last evening. Six new members were received in recognition of membership month. The theme was I Must Work for the Night Cometh. Mrs. M. Bailey presided and led a prayer, with the group singing Love To Tell the Story and Zion, Haste. Rev. Fr. Merriman led prayer as a chorus was sung from For God So Loved the World. Franikeitz Jr. spoke on India’s freedom, with routine reports by Allen Foote and Merriman. The group voted to sell Scripture Text calendars, naming Mrs. Lite calendar secretary. The offering supported relief and retirement funds for mission areas. Closing prayer by Mrs. Gary Dingfelder, adjournment until October 7.
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Missionary Society
Missionary Society of the Church of the
India
Franikeitz Jr
Allen Foote
Merriman
Lite
Missionares
Gary Dingfelder
Women's Relief Corps Plans Bazaar at Granite Hall Meeting
The Women's Relief Corps held a well attended meeting with 31 members at Granite Hall. No bazaar date set. plans for an all day event on September 16 include a tureen dinner and a quilt project. Members arranged cards for ill Marjorie Brown and refreshments were served after the meeting.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Merle Long
Granite Hall
Marjorie Brown
Lawrence Brown
Clinton Street
North East
E. D. Brown
Columbus Men's Club Tour of Bell Telephone building
The Columbus Men's Club met last night for a tour of the General Telephone Go offices and equipment rooms on East Park Place led by Harold Mishlerman. After the tour a brief business session at Columbus Community Church discussed erecting markers at the village entrance and planning future events with speakers and refreshments.
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Columbus Men’s Club
General
Park Mace
Columbus Men's Club
Harold
Lawrence Milley
Gene Hasbrouck
Arthur Hi
Paul Trisket
Party At Porter Home Honors Local School Opening
Miss Lois Jane Porter hosted a Wednesday afternoon party at Spring Creek before school opening. Seventeen guests attended from 2 to 4 30 with Lois Porter’s mother Mrs Bernard Porter and aides Mrs Lois Sickler and Mrs Robert Damon assisting. Lawn games entertained the group and prizes went to winners. Ice cream cupcakes and refreshments were served.
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Charles Bennett
Dunne Street
Ruth Bennett
Cit
Edward Walsh
Charles Craker
Oak Ridge
Tenn
William DeHaven
Cleo Haight
Patsy Hopkins
Arthur Jackson
Helen Johnson
Mary McMahon
Jack Stahl
Hew Rowe
Theodore Swanson Sr
R. S. Peterson
Gerald Deulnk
Porter
Lois Jane Porter
Spring Creek
Lois
Bernard Porter
Lois Sickler
Robert Damon
Women Of The Moose Plan Future Activities
The Wormman of the Moose gathered for a Chapter Night led by senior regent Miss Katheryn Kirin. Participants discussed the WOTM Labor Day parade float, the national conference in Chicago, and Mooseheart fundraising. An executive meeting is set for Sept 7 and a ritual practice for Sept 14. Mooseheart Christmas project needs mittens. new mittens of all sizes are requested.
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Women of the
Moose Plan
Moose
Katheryn Kirin
WOTM
Chicago
Mooseheart
Kirin
Jessie Mason
Andrew Hansen
Moose Lodge
James Keppel
Hansen
Leland Wilcox
Mary Jo. Hepler
Wheelock Aid Group Continues Work on Hassocks
Members of the Wheelock Community Aid met at Mrs. Charles Kennedy s home to make hassocks. Mrs. Frank Harvey led a brief business session with devotions, a poem, and prayers. Fifteen ladies worked under instructor Mrs. Claude Lictus, enjoyed a salad lunch, and planned to meet again at Mrs. Raymond Root s home in two weeks.
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Wheelock Aid Group
Wheelock Community Aid
Charles Kennedy
R. D
Frank Harvey
Wayne Hopkins
Harvey
Claude Lictus
Raymond Root
Hughestown Faces Power Cut Over 1953 Bill
Hughestown, Pa., population 2000, faced a power shutoff after the Scranton Electric Co. warned of cutting lights on September 1 unless a 1953 bill totaling 1100 was paid. Borough officials struggle with a 1954 budget dispute, delaying payment. The town lies on the anthracite belt with high unemployment.
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Crese Hughestown
Scranton Electric Co
Pennsylvania
Hughestown
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