Fluoridation Of Meadville Water Favored By Board
Meadville Health Board including two doctors and a dentist favor fluoridating city water to cut tooth decay. Two other members undecided. all remarks as private voters. Majority back fluoride in referendum context, but no formal city stance. Petitions for the November election ballots are being collected with slow signups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Sysce Meuncee
Meadville Health Board
Tive
Richard L. Bates
Offcrn
Bates
Richard Jessup
Robert Ellsworth
Karl B. Walp
Willlim A. Daven
Walp
Arsuinus
Bath
Davern
Stanly Maxwell
Catholic Daughters outline fall gatherings program
Catholic Daughters of America Conception No 35 in a social dinner at the lodge rooms announced plans for a May 14 15 anniversary event extra arrangements will follow. Members discussed communion in body monthly from Oct 3 at St Thomas church and rummage sale Sept 24 25. Rev Graves spoke on Marian Year and a pilgrimage to Victory Mission Spartansboro. Next meeting Sept 30 includes installation of new officers. Several members returned from visits and trips including to the Indiana State Fair Toronto and Letchworth Park. Church Guild plans a card party Sept 16 at the VEW club with prizes refreshments.
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CDA
Catholic Daughters of America
John A. Blatt
Tite
Lea Hooks
Gerund
James Wharton
St. Thomas’ Church
Croip
Graves
Our Body
Victory Mission
Spartansbore
J O Y Class Elects Officers At Meeting
The J O Y Class met for election of officers with eleven members and two guests present. Mrs A L Rathbun hosted at Mead Avenue home. New officers named: Peter Glavis president Guy Sutton vice president Charles Clark secretary Lotls Ball treasurer. Next meeting set for October 14.
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A. L. Rathbun
Edward Boyes
Robert Grindrod
Mead Avenue
Leon Root
Peter Glavis
Guy Sutton
Charles Clark
Lotls Ball
Philip Segal
Eladrman
John Kennedy
Robert Sprague
Rooth
Pige Louderback
Sutton
Root
Grims
Birth of son to Mr and Mrs Joseph Nindomys
A son was born this morning at Catry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Nindomys of Ry By 2. Mrs Niedomiys is the former May Avan Batehelder.
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Catry Memorial Hospital
Joseph Nindomys
Niedomiys
May- Avan Batehelder
Fifty-One Attend Ladies Day Luncheon at Corry Country Club
Fifty-one women attended the Ladies Day luncheon and program at Corry Country Club. Out of town guests included Mrs. Lawrence Hammond and her daughter Miss Ann McGowan of North East and Mrs. John Rudolph of Vernal Utah. Luncheon was served at 1 pm, bridge followed with eight tables. Awards went to Mrs. Horton Davis, Mrs. J. F. Needham, Mrs. Frank Graft and Mrs. R. Anderson. The final Ladies Day will be in two weeks with Mrs. John V. Foster handling reservations.
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David Curtis
David
Marela Ann
Columbus
Edgar Perkins Jr
Indianapolis
Frank Brooks
North Center Street
Bejatrice Stewart
East Pleasant Street
Toronto
Reid McCray
Loup Beach
Calif
Letchworth Park
Wilkins Glen
Wallace Clark
Lawrence Muff
Diana
Douglas
Paulie Carrier
Buffalo
Ruth Ellen Abbey
Chicago
Ray Fransis
John Clough
Fhnt
Mich
Robert
West Church
Henry Going
Randolph
Clarence Frink
Robert Stone
Richard Moyer
William Huenel
Fred Miller
George Royce
Jamestown General Hospital
Royce
Corry
Corry Country Club
Lawrence Hammond
Ann McGowan
North East
John Rudolph
Vernal
Utah
Horton Davis
J. F. Needham
Frank Graft
R. ©. Anderson
John V. Foster
Hopkins Family Reunion Reported
The first annual Hopkins family reunion was held at Mond Park with 60 relatives attending. The oldest participant was Will Hopkins, aged 80, and the youngest was Patrick Shurinnon Hopkins, one month old, son of Mr and Mrs Lee Hopkins. A dinner followed the program and officers will be elected at the 1958 reunion.
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Hopkins
Ab Mond Park
Will Hopkins
North Center Street
Patrick Shuri
Non Hopkins
Lee Hopkins
Spartansbing
Act
Rehearsal Party At Eliason Home For Ward Wright Wedding
Mr and Mrs Leonard Eliason of Findley Lake hosted a small rehearsal party at their home for the upcoming marriage of Miss June Arlene Ward and George A. Wright. Guests included close bridal party and friends with refreshments served. The bride elect is daughter of Grant and Ward of Findley Lake and the groom is son of Robert and Wright of Sherman. The wedding is set for 2 pm at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Findley Lake.
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Sansance Leonard Eliason
Findley Lake
Insteve Mines
June Arlene Ward
George A. Wright
Lmediate Bridal Pity
Usid Ughit
Serviea
Grant Lawrence Ward
Robert Lee Wright
R. D. J. Sherman
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mrs Jack Arnink Honored With Baby Shower Party
Mrs Jack Arnink and her infant son Kim were feted at a shower hosted by Mrs EB Craig Moore at 114 Snyder Circle. Fourteen guests attended and prizes went to Dorothy Wallace Jane Howard Mrs Arnink Helen Shar and Shirley Miller. Lilly Rulmer won the door prize as stork themed treats and baby decorations were shared.
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Jack Arnink
Kim
Craiig Moore
Snyder Circle
Ted Amoroso
Dorothy Wallace
Jane Howard
Arnink
Helen Shar
Shirley Miller
Lilly Rulmer
Linen Shower For Mrs Zitkus Entertained At East Main
Mrs Zitkus, nee Gladys Hengst, was feted at a linen shower hosted by Miss Jean Depew and Miss Ann Radecki at Depews East Main Street home. Seventeen friends attended and presented gifts while games and prizes added to the evening. Fall flowers adorned the dining table with chicken sauna, rolls, pickles, olives, a decorated shower cake and coffee served.
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Peter Zitkus
Jean Depew
Ann Radecki
East Main Street
Peter Zitks
Gladys Hengst
Robert Wotus
Helen Masser
James Walters
Arthur Storer
Fall Flowers
Dunnewolds celebrate silver wedding with open house
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dunnewold of Clymer will be observed Sunday with an open house at their home. Their children Mr. and Mrs. Roger Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dunnewold are planning the event from 2:30 to 6 p.m. and 8 to 10 p.m. Friends relatives and neighbors are invited.
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Clymer
Alvin Dunnewold
Roger ‘Thompson
Allen Dunnewold
Dunnewold
Helping Hand Club All Day Session Recaps Charity Work
The Helping Hand Club held an all day meeting at IOOP Hall starting at 10 am with Mrs. Eugene Smith and her committee organizing a generous tureen dinner. At 1 pm President Mrs. Glenn Gates opened the business session, outlining plans for the year, and members sewed quilts for the IOOF Home at Meadville. The next meeting on September 23 is planned as another all day affair.
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Helping Hand Club
IOOP
Eugene Smith
Glenn Gates
IOOF
Meadville
Rust Family Reunion Held At Mead Park
The Rust family gathered at Mead Park on Labor Day for their 24th annual reunion. An afternoon business session followed a bountiful dinner as new officers were elected: Robert Bailey president Arthur McChesney vice president Carroll Growell secretary and Zilpba Crowell treasurer. The next reunion is set for the second Sunday in August at the same location.
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Twoveuuern Yene Rust
Mead Park
Robert Bailey
Arthur McChesney
Carroll Growell
Zilpba Crowell
Preliminaries Nearing End in Miss America Contest
Atlantic City N J Miss America 1955 preliminaries include bathing suit evening gown and talent rounds. Five beauties from each coast lead with top honors in talent and swimsuit shared by Miss New York City Miss Michigan and Miss Florida. Lee Ann Meriwether Miss California and Lindy Wellsbrod Miss District of Columbia also in winner circle. Miss Florida Ann Glacia Daniel was unanimous choice in swimsuit. Twelve contenders remain for the crown as judges note equal talent scores among Janice Hutton Somers and Heather Jo Tatner.
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Atlantic City
N. J
New York City
California
Lee Ann Meriwether
San Francisco
District of
Floridi
Ann Glacia Daniel
Dade City
Hazelsouid
Hax
Girl completes 32 mile Lake Ontario swim earns top honors
Marilyn Bell a 16 year old from Youngstown New York completes a 32 mile icy Lake Ontario crossing in 20 hours 56 minutes to become the first to finish. She finishes at Toronto after waves up to six feet and cold water test her resolve, drawing crowds of about 250000 and prize money valued at over 10000 in real money plus prospects. The return of celebrated channel swimmers Florence Chadwick and Winnie Roach Leuseler underscores the achievement.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Marilyn Bell
Ontario
del m
Youngstown
N. C
Florence Chadwick
Winnie Roach Leuseler
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