Wetherbee announces engagement of Kathleen Ann Wetherbee
Charles Wetherbee of R D 2 Centerville announces the engagement of his daughter Kathleen Ann Wetherbee to Robert Thomas Knapp son of Mr and Mrs Robert C Knapp of Conneautville Kathleen is a Sparta merged high school graduate and is in a medical secretary course at Erie Business Center Knapp a 1950 Conneaut Valley High School graduate and a National Hardwood Liber Association Inspection School graduate is studying accounting at Erie Business Center and works part time at Advance Lumber Company Conneautville A definite wedding date has not been set.
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Charles Wetherbee
Centerville
Kathleen’ Ann Wetherbee
Robert Thomas Knapp
Robert C. Knapp
Conneautville
Miss Wetherbee
Doris Wetherbee
Sparta Merged High School
Erie Business Center
Knapp
Conneaut Valley High School
National Hardwood- Liber Association
Memphis
Mary Circle Meets With Mrs Craft at East 2nd Street
Mary Circle of the Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs Frank Craft's East Congress Street home with about 20 members attending. The business session was led by chairwoman Mrs Travers Stohlberg. The group announced Mary Circle host duties for the upcoming WSC general meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the church. Mrs Robert MacGregor planned the program, with devotions by Mrs Perry Bennett. Mrs Hubert Vaughn presented a program "Now Your Church" detailing the church's founding and current mission. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ross Barnes and Mrs LeRoy King. The next session is scheduled for October 1 at the East Congress Street home of Mrs Anne Andrus.
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Mary Crete
Wonan
Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Mies
Perry Bennett
Hubert, Vaughn
Methodist Church
Ross Barnes
LeRoy King
East Congress Street
Anne Andrus
Gould Home Scene Rebecca Circle Meets at Gould Home
The Rebecca Circle of the United Lutheran Church Women met at Mrs. George Gould's East Smith Street home on Wednesday. Sixteen members attended. Mrs. Dr A Hillstrom gave devotions and the program One Step More by Mrs. John Bast. A church meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening and the Lutheran Church Women convention is set for September 6 at Thiel College in Greenville.
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Thiel College
Greenville
Erie Sesquicentennial concert features family appeal theme
James Sample, director of the Erie Philharmonic, programs the Perry Sesquicentennial concerts at Memorial Auditorium with the premiere of Symphony No. 2 da Festa by Lews Mennini and Wagner’s Flying Dutchman Overture. The program includes Saint Saens Carnival of the Animals with narration, Jubilee Overture with an America medley, and Morton Gould’s American Salute. Tickets range 1 to 3.50 dollars, with details at 728 State Street and the Arts Council and Philharmonic offices.
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James Sample
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
Erie
Memorial Auditorium
Lews Mennini
Wagner
Lake Erie
Lindow
Saint Saens
Orden Nash
Ibahowid
Eric
Zog
Weber
America
Morton Gould
State Street
The
Arts Corncil
Publicity Chapter Night Observed By Moose Women
The Women of the Moose met in the Moose home ballroom with Mrs. Robert Raupach as chair. Mrs. Merle Brown led the business session. plans were made to sew stuffed toys for retarded children. Bertha McMichael spoke on publicity and newspaper work. Attendance and other prizes were awarded. Refreshments featured an autumn centerpiece. Next meeting set for September 19 at 8 p.m. All members invited.
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Moose
The
Robert Raupach
Merle Brown
Bertha McMichael
Harry Morris
Eugene Marrs
Raupach
James Morris
Nellie Kirch
Jessie Mason
Wills Sullivan
John Williams
Louis Latz
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Turreen Dinner at Community House
Harbor Half Ladies Aid yesterday enjoyed a tureen dinner at the Community House. Hostesses were Mrs Neil Chelton and Mrs Ethel Chelton. Mrs Arthur Lindstrom gave devotions with the theme Little Things. Plans were made to serve a turkey dinner on September 20 at the Community House. the public is invited. Next meeting will be held October 4 at the Community House.
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Weir
Harbor
Neil Chelton
Ethel Chelton
Arthur Lindstrom
Neil ’Chelton
Ruth Circle Meets At Lutheran Church
The Ruth Circle at the Lutheran Church met Wednesday evening at the church with Mrs Emery Coates Mrs Marinus Christensen and Mrs Raymond Cathers as hostesses Circle leader Mrs Clarence Eld led the business meeting and Mrs Narey Yenehak directed the program New chairmen were elected including Mrs Ross Bailey as Christian Service chair and Mrs David Depew as offering chair Mrs Narcy Yenchak as program chair Gerald Staples of Wayne Street will entertain the circle at the October 2 meeting The general meeting was announced for September 11 at the church
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Ruth Circle
Emery Coates
Marinus Christensen
Raymond Cathers
Clarence Eld
Narey Yenehak
Ross-Bailey
Christian Service
David Depew
Narcy Yenchak
Gerald Staples
Wayne Street
WRC Plans Card Party At Grange Hall Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps met at Grange Hall with 18 members. A noon tureen dinner was served by four members. President Mabel Brown led the afternoon session which planned a September 1 card party at Mrs Henry Hill’s home. Bertha Darwin was named second color bearer. Special award went to C A Pier. A pancake dinner is set for September 11 replacing the usual tureen dinner, plus a bake sale and quilt tying event.
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WRC
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grange Hall
Eva Dundon
Elsie Newman
Mabel Brown
Walter Pier
Henry Hill
Gould Street
Bertha Darwin
C. A. Pier
Esther Circle Meeting At Mrs Nichols Home
Mrs Nichols hosted Esther Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service with 14 members attending. Mrs Oscar Johnson delivered devotions on faith and a self composed poem. The lesson titled The Church was led by Mrs Irvin Young with help from several members. Business was chaired by Mrs Earle Bliley and plans for participation in thanksgiving were discussed. Dessert was served by Mrs Nichols with assistance. Next meeting set for October 7 at Mrs Preston Anthony’s home.
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Nichols
Esther
Woma
Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Stanley Nichols
Oscar Johnson
Irvin, Young
Benjamin Skinner
Edmund Barr
Laura Cogan
Russell Clark
Earle Bliley
Paul Meertiink
WSCS
Ruth Datstrand
Helen Davison
Preston Anthony
Crosby Divorce Bid Seeks Separation in Santa Monica
Mrs Dennis Crosby formerly Pat Sheehan Las Vegas show girl sues for divorce from Dennis Crosby one of Bing Crosby's twin sons. She cites mental and physical cruelty alleging marriage began May 4 1956 and separation occurred August 16 with two children aged four and two.
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Panka Munuva
Dennis Crosby
Santa Monica
Calif
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Pat Sheehan
Las Vegas
Dennis
Patrick
Local Social Notes Highlight Travel and Community Gatherings
Birdie Tells Us reports Miss Taree Dodd’s move to Muffalo for occupational therapy study at the University of Buthatu. Janet Engle heads to Ohio to resume teaching at McKinley School. George Gage and Terrie depart Port Monmouth after visiting family. Columbus Grange plans a Monday meeting at Lottsville Hall to choose officers. Maylyn Dukes and daughter Shaws return from Canada visiting Toronto Sauble Beach and Owen Sound with Goulet and Mounties events. Family trips include New York City and Canada tours with Perth Ottawa stops and an engagement announcement for Milton Wykoff to Maria Stevens.
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Ava My
Stéris
Toad
Taree Dodd
Muffalo
University of Buthatu
Miss Dodd
Janet Engle
Donald Engle
Tbus
Ohio
Mc.Kinley School
MciKin
George Gage
Terrie
Port Monmouth
Wendell Gage
Robert Waite George
Wem-Tv
Lottsville
Colmmbus
Sesson
Hav O’elock
M's. Chandler Maison
Carl Koford
Maylyn Dukes
Shaws of
Columbus
Heir
Canna
Toronto
Sauble Beach
Owen Sound
Ohlarig
Robert Goulet
Broadiway
Royal Canadian Mounties Police
Gerald Staples
Wayne Street
New York City
Lews Miller
East Bath Street
Galen Varish
Erie
Canada
Perth
Ontario
Ottawa
Bertha Wykolf
Chuck Street
Milton Willian Wykolf
North Hast
Maria Jane Stevens
Greenville
Milton
Muto L. Wykoff
Corry
Elle
Farewell Party Honors Mrs Weeks at Club Event
Coworkers from the tabulating department at Corry Jamestown Corporation fete Mrs Charles Weeks of East Main Street as she leaves the department on September 1. A dinner and group singing followed, with Miss Janice Ward at the piano and Mrs George Stanford Jr presenting a purse of money from the group.
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Ie Corry Country Club
Charles Weeks
East Main Street
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Weeks
Janice Ward
George Stanford Jr
The Journal Subscription Pitch Narrows In On Readers
A promotional notice urges readers to subscribe to The Journal, highlighting easy access to news and ongoing coverage. It emphasizes value and renewals without detailing specific benefits or prices.
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Phyllis Jensen Honored With Linen Shower
Run sucmson hosted a linen shower for Miss Phyllis Jensen at Mrs. Ingeborg Turner’s North Center street home with 12 guests. Turquoise and white décor featured flowers and favors of miniature candies. prizes went to Mrs. Rudy Gibbons, Mrs. Howard Turben, and Miss Jensen. guests came from North East Harborcreek and Erie. refreshments included wafers and nuts. Jensen also received a rehearsal party at the Turner home hosted by Mrs. Jackson and others.
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Run Sucmson
Phyllly Jensen
Tribe of
Wiliam
Turner
Ingeborg "Turner
North Center Street
Rudy Gibbons
Howard Turben
Miss Jensen
North East
Harborcreek
Rie
Trouen
Jackson
Ora Gibbons
Lutheran Group Meeting at Mrs Messinger Home
Lutheran Church Women gathered at Mrs Bar Messinger's Columbus home with Mr Lowell Parga cohosting. Circle chairwoman presided. business discussed patio tea in Greenville and September church circle meeting, nursery improvements, and calendar orders. Program on One Step More featured by Mrs James Narducci. devotions from Acts led by Mrs Elmer Ortier. meeting closed with Missionary Benediction.
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Eliabeth Cinelo
Lutheran Church
Bar Messinger
Columbus
Lowell Parga
Cirele
Piano
Beng
Greenville
Fulcirelos
James Narduéel
Elmer Ortier
NASA honors Holiness with aeronautics medal
D Brainerd Holiness former head of the U S man or mission program receives the NASA aeronautics medal from administrator James E Webb. Holiness now leads Raytheon Co Boston amid the agency’s praise for outstanding mastery.
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Washington —D
Brainerd Holiness
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mila
Damier E Webb
NASA
Dles
Raytheon Co
Boston
White House Fireworks Awe Guests At Royal Visit
In Washington a nighttime fireworks display for visiting Afghan royals caused thousands of emergency calls as spectators feared explosions. The White House celebration included a fighter jet flyover, Marines, bagpipers, and a public fireworks finale on the lawn, seen as festive entertainment by guests including King Mohammed Zahir and Queen Hampsea.
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Washinusun
White House
Ente Kemmedly
Fiat
Eoliga Anldhey
Afghanistan
Washington
Keyneedy
Mohammed Zahir
Quen Hampsea
Wren Lawn
Komie
Plane Crash Kills Keystoners
State Police identified victims as William Arohst, 31, of Pittsburgh. Margaret Dane, 24, and two children Jody Acthin, 4, and Amy borly. The couple’s daughter Gwynne Elen was left with Tawenece at Crahonshuie before the flight. A search followed a five-hour ground and air effort near Melbourne, Flor.
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Bugyenuee
Ryan Vane
Ay Wilsom A. Arohst
Pitisbuyely
Margare Dane
Jody Acthin
Wit Kime Borly Amy
Uireen Syndhol
Gwynne Elen
Brobat
Tawenece
Crahonshuie
UN Brother
Melbourne
New York Teachers Vote to Strike Amid Court Order
United Federation of Teachers votes to strike New York City public schools on opening day despite a State Supreme Court injunction. Union leaders vow action if needed from jail, while Board of Education says schools will open for over one million pupils. The dispute centers on pay and working conditions as 43,000 teachers become part of the bargaining process.
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NEW York UP
Atl-Cio
United Federation of Teachers
New Yorkoity
Supreme Court
Charles Donen
Mie J. Rubin
Board of Education
Jinhow George Poste
Tinton
fragmentary report of California crash scene search hampered
Residents reported tears and sounds resembling a plane crash as rescue teams struggled in the difficult search. Details remain unclear as authorities assess the wreck and coordinate responses.
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