Amish Father Jatled For School Absence In Mifflin County
An 83-year-old Amish father serves a five day jail term in Mifflin county for not sending his one year old daughter to school. Israel B. Zack Jr. of near Belleville was arrested by Union Township school authorities after he said his daughter Kaly was needed at home. Gay James H. Duff appointed Alton Miller of Allentown as director of civil defense for Pennsylvania.
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Jatled
Lewistown
Mifflin County
Israel B. Zack, Jr
Aires
Nea
Belleville
Union Township
Ies
Kaly
Eads Civil Defense
Harrisburg
James H. Duff
Alton Miller
Allentown
Penivanie
Navy Corsi
Korea
U.S
Pravda
Wis
Almond
Local residents on week of visiting and juror duties
A long list of local residents and visitors is shown. Mrs. Fred Barton serves on a federal jury this week. Several families from Warren Meadville Columbus and Erie noted visits with relatives in Pittsburgh and Oil City. Names include W Summerford Blythe Meagan Street Richard Jett Charlotte Fehiman David Lynn Fargo and others. Approximately a dozen households are represented across Fairview Street Youngstown Ohio Olean and Corry with church and university ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barton
Fairview Street
Evie
W. Summerford
Youngstown
Ohio
W. R. Jordon
Mast Frederick Street
Eugene Malson
Blytha
Lloyd Matson
West Church
Hauel Merker
Bust
Meagan Street
Olean
Herbert Forness
Richard Alfred Jett
University of the South
Sewanee
Tennessee
Harry Ganster
Geraldine Tessier
Daugh
Ters
Janice
Karen
Mead~ville
Advan Rocka
West Spring Creek
Lester Akeley
Richad Blume
Pauline Blur
Warren
Hazol Shuss
East South Sleet
Margaret Spencer
Lomsville
Alin Spencer
Mead Avenue
Warren D. Fargo
Rodney Fargo
Columbus
Charlotte Fehiman
Corry
Pittsburgh
Fargo
David Lynn
Chi
Fred Hannan
West Washington Street
Helen Dein
St. George's Parish
Roger Amy
Jack
James
Slattery
North Genter Atest
Pittsbungninday
Amy Wil Continge
University of Pittsburen
New York City
Uhis
West Park Place
al -Yanssené
Marion Runt Bough
D. Howard Patterson
Paul F. Bayer
Erie Presbytery
Second Presbyterian Chuseh
Oil City
R.A. Tidoren
Donald Jensen
Dorothy Jonsen
Erle
Louis Jenown
Franklin Strest
Miss Opal Triscuit and James Wells Married at First Methodist
Opal Marie Triscuit and James E Wells wed in a fall afternoon ceremony at First Methodist Church, with Rev James M McIntosh officiating. Attendants included Howard Sada and Florence Sanden, reception for 125 guests, couple to reside at 91 East Congress Street.
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Opal Marie Triscuit
James E. Wells
First Methodist Church
Fall Plawers
Ferns
Opa Marie
Howard Ladd
Elgin
Bath
Wells
Howard Sada
Esha
Wile
Witt
Warren
West Jopville
Spring Greek
Bene Lake
Elvin
Ms. Wells War
Union City High Setioo
Pennsylvania Cectric Company
Mr. Wells
New Bethwement High School
East
Congress Street
Baptist Young People's Society Elected Officers
The Baptist Young People's Group elected officers at Saturday meeting. Aftse Trans Rnvnilenr' was elected president. Other officers named include Miss Barbara Bennett as vice president Miss Shirley Beret as secretary and pianist Miss Dorothy Sherwood as censor and song leader. Mr. and Mrs. Shambaugh and Miss Lucille Kimmey served as counselors.
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Baptist Young People’s Society
Baptist Young People's Group
Shambaveli
West Pleasant Street
Barbara Bennett
Shirley Beret
Dorothy Sherwood
Richard Nelson
Shambaugh
Lucille Kim— Mey
Johnston Girl Born at Corry Hospital Sunday Evening
A daughter was born Sunday evening at Corry Hospital to Mr Clyde Johnston and Mrs Evelyn Johnston nee Smith of 211 East Pleasant Street. The family confirms the baby’s birth with the Johnston and Smith households.
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Corry Hospital
Clyde Johnston
East Pleasant Street
Johnston
Evelyn Smith
Kinsey Addresses Corry Grange Meeting on Potio
Dr William Kinsey spoke at the Corry Grange No 8 regular meeting held Saturday eve ning at the Too F Hall He discussed Potio care and tower rentals at hospitals He also showed movies to the members A new refreshment committee was named for the tie period Cookies and coffee were served October 10 chosen for the next meeting
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Ave Averuwelve van Siuuen
Corry
William Adium
Callie Pieranki
Oscar Tutte
Westminster Fellowship Meeting Sees Elected Officers
Westminster Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church held a Sunday meeting at the manse 10 West Park Place with a dinner and an after meal program. Officers elected for the coming year include Barney Crowell moderator Miss Dorothy Paterson vice moderator John Rozelle stated clerk Miss Lucille Boskiwith treasurer Miss Joyce Ruffner outreach chair for the Presbytery, and James Harper adult advisor. The Senior High group plans weekly Sunday meetings at 7 pm. Next Sunday September 24 the group will visit the Jewish synagogue.
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Lue Yesuuuser Scouwstid
First Presbyterian Church
West Park Place
Barney Crowell
Dorothy Paterson
John Rozelle
Lucille Boskiwith
Joyce Ruffner
Weminster
James Harper
Wisich
Party At Shreve Home For Out Of Town Couple
Shreve home hosts Mira and Will for out of town couple Miranda Blvave Mira. Shreve and Mrs D J Kittle entertain in honor of Adwin Straub of Columb Ohio who were recently married. Guests enjoyed visiting at Shir home with refreshments wedding cake and gifts for the couple.
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Shreve Home
Mirandas Blvave
Mira, Will
Shreve
D. J. Kittle
Adwin Straub
Columb
Ohio
Sinde Shir
al Ifend
Former Cortyite Marry At Erie In Weddlie
Miss Prances Lenore Feeley daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Feeney joined Miss Joan Feeney in marriage to George Gale son of Mrs Carrie Gale at St Andrews Church Erie. Rev Edward Fenney officiated. Reception at the Danish Club followed. The bride wore a forest green suit and white orchid. the groom wore a yellow taffeta suit. They will reside at 102 Peach Street. Both graduates work locally.
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Prances
Lenore Feeley
James B. Feeney
West Venbh
Atraet
A. Duseph Galelors
Carrie Galolovi
West Ninth Street
Edwuard J. Fenney
S Amnt
St. Andrews
Jong Sovyes
Feeney
Boner
Robert Oligeri
Joan Feet
Robert Oliger
Daniel Feeney
Viewi Shepyela
Wave Sintellinu
Yellow Mills
Groan Gabreta
Farewell Party for Courtney Fargo in Columbus Home
A farewell gathering was held Saturday in Columbus for Courtney Fargo as she leaves forservice in the U.S. Army. Guests from nearby towns and relatives, including Nora Ann Fargo Ruth Fargo Kenedy New York and several Parsons and VauDusen families attended. A salad course and cake were served while speakers offered best wishes and gifts, with decor featuring trees from birthplaces of distinguished guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Fargo
ManuKl
Warren
Fargo
Columbus
Peir
Courtney
Gavat Jenve Torre
U. 8
Nora Ann Fargo
Ruth Fargo
Kenedy
N.Y
Chedot Parsons
Falconer
VauDusen
Jamestown
Dined
Lakewood
Charlotte Febinas
Harty Rowley
Warren O. Fiven
Lowell Parey
Co- Auman
Marines Close to Seoul as Korean Front Surges
U S Marines press toward Seoul amid a major front collapse claim. Allied forces report heavy bombardment and a two front push with large task forces, including 202 ship support, as Koreans brace for possible negotiations and a new phase in the conflict.
Winning Song Contest Named Mrs Paul Aumiller in Harrisburg
Harrisburg September 18 1950 Mrs Paul Aumiller 39 won the Pennsylvania Week song contest with Moonlight on the Susquehanna written sixteen years ago. She received first prize of 3600 from the Pennsylvania Week committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Paul Ho Aumiller
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Kilbride
Stoning
Dean Stockwell
Carl Hickman
Scotty Beckett
Leon Ames
Marsalo
Gillmore
Widmann & Teah
Christ
Jolie
Helen
Teta Ladies
Lingee
William Kinsey
Corry Grange
Westminster Fellowship
Erie
Lakeview
Campbell's
Warners
Warner
Mr. Vernon
Phillips
Secon Ave
Sirensiare
Onesda
Stahl Jewelers
South Center St
Corry, Pa
U. S
Seoul
Aight
Jungnt
Allied Pines
Reds
Sunonder
Taehon
Army Severith
Djvisiag Woops
Aled
Adapall Gecupatloy
United
Nalions
Avon Cosmetics
Avon
E. A, Ingram
Emporium
Tucket
Teena Paige
POP
North Center Street
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