Stabbing Ties to Gambling Crusade in New Albany
New Albany Indiana September 6 Dudley Jewell 80 executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce remained in serious condition after a stabbing. Police Chief Ben Wolfe said the attack followed a campaign against gambling and came hours after Mayor Raymond Daegers 41 died by suicide. James Stockdale 40 was jailed on charges of malicious cutting and confessed entering the office to confront Jewell in retaliation for his anti gambling stance.
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New Albany
Ind
Dudley Jewell
New Albany Chamber of Commerce
Ben Wolfe
Raymond L. Daegers
James Stockdale
Floyd County
Cuttine
Wolfe
Tevell
Jim Stockdale
Jewell
Kellogg Bigelow Marriage Made Known in Cambridge Springs
Miss Wilma Bigelow daughter of Mr and Mrs Anson Bigelow of this city and Walter Kellogg son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Kellogg of Cambridge Springs were married Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Cambridge Springs in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev James and Miss Intosh. The couple plan a week honeymoon at Niagara Falls and Canada before residing in Cambridge Springs.
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Kellogg-Bigelow
Wilma Bigelow
Daughiter
Anson Bigelow
Walter Kellogg
Elmer Kellogg
Cambridge Springs
Revi James
Mms Intosh
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Smith
Jerry Shiffer
Iman
Kelloge
Kellogg Jett
Niagara Falls
Canada
Corry
Riverside
Kellogg
Ivan Smith
Diane
Noahs Ark S S Class Holds Annual Banquet At McCray House
The Noahs Ark Sunday School class of United Brethren Church gathered for its annual banquet with eighteen members at the McCray Community House. A chicken dinner was served by the McCray Ladies Aid Society. Speakers included John Westley Rev H May Harris Lyle Chase and Mrs Harold Fish. Farewells were given to Mr Westley who will leave for pastorship.
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Noah's Ark
S. S
Noah’s Ark
United Brethren Church
McCray Communy
Hue Me‘Cray
Alton Rigby
Crosby Bush
Pho
John Westley
H. Flay Harris
Lyle Chase
Harold Fish
Cenelef
Lie Craim
Myr
Westley
Haskell
Chase
Bush
Ali Mus
Keith Henson
Snyder Ciyele Honis
jMil Mis. Rigby
Red And Gun Club Bingo Party Draws 250 Attendees
The Corry Red and Gun Club hosted a bingo party and special game fund drawing at the club on East Washington Street with 250 people present. Proceeds were reserved to support rais ing and feeding of 427 pheasants released nearby. Ticke t holders included Jessica Shreve Pete Christiansen B Gifford and others. Prizes went to Mrs Gerald Clark as bingo jackpole and door prizes to several attendees.
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Red and Gun Club
Corry
East Washington Street
Jéxy Shreve
Pete Chritensen
B. Gifford
Cameron Hoenes
John Mooney
Merle Dodd
Robert Baker
Doi Clark
Glenn Hepler
Kathryn Berry
J. A. Patterson
Mertith Hunt
Roy Reed
J. Uniereer
Dan Depew
Paul Lines
Gerald Clark
James Stewart
May Patterson
Ruth & Burkhart
Henry Hill
His
Anc
Robert Patterson
Kiwanis Open Fall Meeting At Ritz Restaurant
The Kiwanis Club held its first fall gathering after summer, with dinner at 6:15. William E. Miller returned to the city after four years in Army service and Mrs. Miller resumed teaching at Corry Senior High. H Lynn Rice and Mrs Rice spoke of New York music studies with Fred Waring and the class of 300 music directors, noting glee club rehearsals and feedback. Malcolm Haines attended as a guest of Arthur Martin.
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Kiwanis Club
Ritz Restawant
William Ei. Miller
Fred Waring
Ies
Gleen Club
Ech
Malcolm Haines
Arthur Martin
Ladies' Bowling League Plans Season Start
Officers of the Wednesday Ladies' Bowling League met at the home of Mrs. Marguerite Taylor on East Pleasant Street. They decided to begin the bowling season on Wednesday evening September 11. Six team lists were prepared with Miss Myrna Schyamling as president, Mrs. Nita Jewell as vice president, Mrs. Marion Bulard as secretary, and Mrs. Taylor as treasurer.
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Ladies
Meral
Marguerite Taylor
East Pleasant Street
Myrna Schyamling
Nita Jewell
Marion Bulard
Mre. Taylor
Housewarming for Mrs P L Swanson by OFS Highthreighers
A surprise housewarming honored Mrs P L Swanson who recently bought a home on West Frederick Street. Bingo crowned winners Mrs Swanson and Mrs Ross Mead. Refreshments of sandwiches, pickles, and coffee were served. Mrs Syan non received a gift mitten from friends. North Center Fireek will host next meeting.
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P. L. Swanson
OFS
Clu
W R C Groups Meet With Charter Draped in Memory
W R C No 49 met at 10 C F Hall with eighteen members present. Mrs Mabel Brown presided as the meeting adjourned with the charter draped in memory of Mrs Feingohnson. A social hour followed by a light lunch. Next meeting September 12 will be a campfire dinner at Mrs Mabel Halfast’s East Wayne street home.
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W. R.C. No
C. F. Hall
C.C.F. Hall
Mabel Brown
Feingohnson
Mabel Halfast
East Wayne Street
Mo Fa Club Met Last Evening at Mrs Wilsted’s Home
The Mo-Fa Club met with Mr Peter Wilsted on West Washington Street Thursday evening. Two tables of progressive 500 were played. Prizes were won by Mrs Waller McElroy, Mrs Waller Purdey, and Mrs Dorr Clark. Mrs John Shewttt received the traveling guard. Mrs Wilsted served punch, cakes, and coffee. On September 10 Mr Sheehan will entertain at Her Went Ghush street home.
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Mo-Fa
iLast
Peter Wilsted
West Washington Istreet
Itainy
Waller McElroy
Waller Purdey
Rs. Dorr Clark
John Shewttt
Wilsted
Sheehan
Ghusih Steest
Marriage Of Interest Took Place In Illinois
Miss Mary Jang Birth daughter of Mr and Mrs E P Firth Sparansburg married James B Gragg son of Mr and Mrs James B Gragg Flora Illinois on September 2 in Maywood Illinois. Rev Harry Booth Tinen presided. Miss Lillian Parker Hanover was maid of honor. Richard Gragg brother of the groom was best man. After the ceremony a dinner was served. The couple will live in Chicago Illinois.
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Illinois
Mary Jang
E. P. Firth
Sparansburg
James B. Gragg
Flora, I
Maywood
Harry Booth Tinen
Lillian Parker
Hanover
Richard Rage
James Gardner
Clark Wickwire Betrothal Announced
Mr and Mrs Dorr Clank announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Ann to Tyan Edward Wickwire, son of Mr and Mrs Tra Wickwire. Barbara Ann, a Corry Senior High School 1945 graduate and Phillips Jewelry employee, and Tyan Wickwire, Gary Senior High School 1944 graduate, recently discharged from two years of Navy service. The couple plans a spring wedding.
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Dorr Clank
East Mainstreet
Barbara Ann
Tyan Edward Wickwire
Tra Wickwire
Concordtreet
Clerk
Corry Senior High School
Phillips Jewelry
Wickwire
Gary Senior High School
Navy
Young People Honored At Wiener Roast
A church event at Missionary Alliance Church honored youths for the fall college plans. The Wiener roast featured singing, games, and a reported bountiful lunch as attendees gathered at Mead Paste for the celebration.
Mrs Harry Alexander Hosts Club Gathering
Mrs Harry Alexander entertained five members of le N. PF. jib at her Mott Street home Wednesday evening with sewing and visiting. She served a late salad course. Mrs Bank Head of Franklin Street is slated to host on September 26.
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Nanny Auxander
Mott Street
le N. PF. Jib
Lutheran S S Teachers Elect New Officers
The Dr Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunday School elected officers for the coming year. Nellie Erickson serves as superintendent with Dorothy Boland as secretary treasurer. Others include primary and junior assistants, a piano pianist, and a cradle roll secretary.
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Dr. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ams
Nellie Erickson
Robert Gatlin
Dorothy Boland
Cate Nelson
Beruia Dahl
Elizabeth Lanslon
Dahl
Marjorin Owens
John Strest
John Freng
Cat. “Tin
Gudston
Shinley Depew
Women of the Moose Hold Regular Session
The Women of the Moose held their regular meeting with sixteen members present led by senior regent Mrs. Sarah Hanses. New cue books were issued, wind insurance for members discussed, and the next meeting set for September W with initiation of four new members and refreshments.
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Women of the Moose
Sarah Hanses
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