Women of the Moose Card Party Planned in October
Dessert refreshments and music precede the Women of the Moose card party on October Mth at the Moose Home. The event starts at 7 20 p m with card prizes and gift certificates of 25, 15 and 10 dollars. Mrs Merle Brown presided, Star Recorder to meet September 22 in Erie. An invitation to Velma Shango Day in Mercer on September 29. Lunch reservations due October ath by contacting Mrs Eugene Marrs. Attendance award last night won by Mrs Florence Caser. Next regular meeting October 3 at 8 p m.
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Moose
WOTM
Chile
Merle Brown
Star Recorder
Erie
Mercer
Eugene Marrs
Baker Hill Road
R. D
Florence Caser
Betts Nelson wedding in First Baptist Church
Miss Carol Rae Betts wed Clifford Guy Nelson in an afternoon ceremony at the First Baptist Church. A reception for 200 followed with blue and white decorations. The couple will reside near Warren, he with Carl Nelson and she employed by New Process Company in Warren. Guests came from Warren Corry New Castle Sugar Grove Titusville and nearby areas.
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Baptist Church
Carol Rae Betts
Clifford Guy Nelsom
Warren
Robert DeBoer
Mikl ¢ Sette Devootee
James Jackson
Snyder Circle
Glenn Betts
Nelson
Carl Nelson
Harry Hickle
Mary Louise ‘Thomas
Ross Mead
Sabrina
Robert Betts
Jean
Jane Bets
Dennis Lobdell
James Fredrickson
James Chidester
Susan Marinoble
Linda Rhinehardt
Titusville
Donald Stuart
Sugar Grove
Harry Paulson
Corry
Shirley Nelson
Susan Lee
Mason- Mobile
New Process Company
Robert G. Betts
Jane Betts
Warren, Corry
New Castle
New_Jersey
Kittanniing
Corning
Yale Bars Wallace Speech at Yale University
Yale University refused to allow segregationist George Wallace to speak before the Political Union class. Acting president Kingman Brewster Jr urged cancellation to protect city relations and the safety of New Haven’s Black community. Wallace had accepted the invitation but offered no comment after its withdrawal.
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Yale
Wallace
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
George Wallace
Alabama
Kingman Brewster Jr
Brewster
College and Military News From Local Area
Dennis and Edward McMahon sons of Mr and Mrs John McMahon of 4 Snyder Circle leave for Washington and Jefferson College in Washington Pa Mickey a sophomore and Edward a first year premed student. Lance Corporal James Hender visiting from Camp Pendleton for a stay with Lance Langhurst family. He will return to Camp Pendleton then go to Japan after furlough. Cpl Henderson is friend of Larry and Gary Langhurst. Grange meeting set at Lottsville JOOP Hail Monday at 9 80. Rebekah club hosts at Swanson home Tuesday with 4 pm picnic. Sherrill Foradors to begin study at Penn State University. Rebekah Helping Hand to hold all day session at Cory Grange Hall.
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Dennis
Wackey) McMahon
Edward MeMahon
John McMahon
Snyder Circle
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington, Pa
Mickey
Edward
Lance
James Henderson
Larry Langhurst
United States Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Larry
W. Reade Langhurst
Maple_avenue
Charleston
Japan
Cpl
Henderson
Gary Langhurst
Pfc
Gary
San Diego
Marine Corps
Lottsville Joop
Colmbus Grange
Philip Wade
Peter L. Swanson
Elgin
Rebekah Pass
Noble Grands Club
Arthur Barton
Swanson
Selota Community Aid
Archie Hurlbut
Sherrill Foradors
Louis Foradora Jr
Union City
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Rebekah
Corry Grange Hall
Bertha Darwin
Mrs Bodey Hosts Knox Circle at Presbyterian Church
Mrs Richard Bodey’s North Center street home hosted 16 Knox Circle members on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ina Austr acted as hostess. pie and ice cream welcomed guests. Devotions by Mrs Ruth Hoenes and Mrs James Hileman preceded reports by Mrs Lloyd Bhawver.
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Knox Circle
First Presbyterian Church
Richard Bodey
North Center Street
Duesday
Ina
Ruth Hoenes
James Hileman
Lloyd Bhawver
Clyde Keith
Kane
Arthur Cochran
Uhuer
Hileman
Africa
East Smith Street
George Beardsley
Centennial Sisters Hold Afternoon Club Session
Eight members of the Centennial Sisters Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Lottie Kingsleys Euclid street home. They visited and played Flinch and enjoyed refreshments of sake ice cream and coffee. The next meeting on October ith will be held at the West tha Hoyt.
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Centennial Sisters
Centenial Sisters Club
Lottie Kingsley
Euclid Street
West Tha Hoyt
WRC Plans Pancake Dinner At Next Meet
The Womens Relief Corps auxiliary met at Grange Hall for a planning session. Mrs Eva Dundori and others served a tureen dinner after noting a bake sale for October 25 at Sears Roebuck, with Mrs Mabel Brown presiding over the 23 member afternoon meeting.
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Womens Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grange Hall
Eva Dundori
Mabel Brown
Elsie Newman
Walter Pier
Manley Robbins Sr
East Main Street
Sears and Roebuck
Newman
Change Time Of Surplus Handout In Erie County
State pressure led Erie County to end volunteer handouts and use only county staff. The surplus food program handed out about 93,000 to 100,000 dollars monthly, feeding up to 22,000 people, with some families receiving up to 50 dollars monthly. Numerous families ranged from one to nineteen members.
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Erie County
Martin
Martin Oi
Miss Jo St Clair Heads Local Club Luncheon
A Whose bioher scene marked by long time member Miss Jo St Clair at the country club luncheon yesterday. The Women's Association of the club highlighted the event with a presentation of the agenda and awards for Ladies Day activities.
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Women's Association of
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Women’s Association honors Miss Jo St Clair event
The fall luncheon for the Women’s Association of the Corn Country Club celebrated Miss Jo St. Clair, honoring her as a former member. Miss Leo Dolan won the Jo St. Clair Ladies Golf Tournament trophy, beating 15 rivals with runner up Mrs Johnny Chillock and second Mrs Ralph Bailey. Awards, decorations, and gifts followed, with new directors elected at meeting closing.
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Leo Dolanler
St Clair
Corry Country Club
Women's Association of the Corn Country Club
Jo St
Ralph| Bailey
Elven Toprs. Dolan
John Rudolph
Women's Association
Westerday
George Hageer
Walter Bertram
Judy Oller
Darwin Swink
Joli Chillock
Richard Pebbles
B. B. Pain
Camden Ruffner
Edward Kaiser
Wes
Jo St Clair
Hagger
Moolah
Martin Keppel
Richard Peebles
Darwin Wolcott
Charles Brucker
Judy Osler
Miss St Clair
Llwich Oon
Chillock
Forrester
Charles Williams
Charles Bracken
Sociation
Food Distribution List Fragments From City Notice
A garbled note lists commodities for distribution including Mou chioose fried milk lard rice panned meat butter beans rolled wheat and Peanut butter among items. The readable items suggest a municipal or relief distribution context with several dairy and staple products named.
Prominent Minister Dr Pranklin J Shooder Dies in New York Hotel
The Rev Dr Pranklin J Shooder Jr a leading figure in a national church merger six years past was found dead Thursday at the George Washington Hotel in New York. Authorities term it an apparent self inflicted death. Shooder lived in Philadelphia and Collegeville Pa and served as general secretary of the Division of Publications for Homeland Ministers of the United Church of Christ Board. He played a major role in ecumenical talks between the Evangelical and Reformed Church and the Congregational Christian Churches.
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New York
Pranklin J., Shoeder, Jr
Mallos
Tou
George Washington Hotel
Palloe
Sheeder
Philadelphia
Collegeville
Division
United Church of Christ Board For Homeland Minstres
Evaumelical and
Reformed Church
Congregational Christian Churches
What Gas Is Right For Your Car
A fragmented discussion on engine compression and fuel choice compares 1930s and modern efficiency. It notes that premium fuel suits engines with higher compression ratios and warns that standard gas aids only up to a limit, urging a timing check to match gas to engine needs.
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Thames
Local clergy figure honored with multiple degrees in state history
The subject, tied to Spring City and Ursinus College, earned a Bachelor of Divinity from Central Theological Seminary in Dayton and a Master of Arts from the University of Pennsylvania. He completed graduate work at the University of Chienicomnthy and received a Doctorate of Divinity at Ursinus College. Survivors include his widow Josephine Xander and Hon. Ronald, both of Collegeville.
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Ted
United Chive
Spring City
Ursinus College
Collegeville
Central Techaical
Dayton
Ohio
University of Pennsylvania
University of
Chienicomnthy
Urstines
Inelide
Josephine Xander
Ie Hon
Ronald
Crllegavitle
Tractor Death Near Honesdale Claims Local Worker
In Wayne County, Jobin Ts corehick, 21, of nearby Toherry Township was killed yesterday while working on the daily farm of Dr. W. J. Perkins. Deputy coroner Robert Jennings ruled the death accidental.
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Honesdale
Jobin Tscorehick
Toherry
Township
W. J. Perkins
Rober Jennings
Wayne County
Common Virus Seen As Greater Measles Threat
WARRENTON AP report cites Johns Hopkins researchers at a White House conference on mental retardation. Cytomegalovirus infects mothers and can damage newborns before or after birth, with possible brain injury and salivary gland symptoms.
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Warrenton
Johns Hopkins University
Salif
Robert Cooke
White House
Jamie
Cooke
Books Returned After 40 Years
Harrisbor e Public Library stored two long lost volumes from 18th century works titled often as two volumes of historical texts. The set was linked to Greeneville, bought by the library in 1904 and last borrowed in 1922 before the second volume disappeared for decades.
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Anoy Dd Fonteniic
Loviialy
Harrisbore
Greenwiels
Coir
Hbrary
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