Mooseheart fundraiser and WoTMs plan fall events
Corry Chapter No. T17 Women of the Moose held a meeting last evening with balloting for candidates. A Gerry chapter donation of 200 supported Mooseheart. Plans include a public dinner and the October 4 host meeting, with Star Recorders Day set for Erie September 30.
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WOTM
Mooseheart Building
Clarence Kirch
Rex Kent
Corry
Women of the Moose
Gerry
Pennsylvania AL
Donald Bradford
Mooseheart Haptes
Star Recorders
Erie
Henry Davis
Davis
Chicago
Qarry
Dante
Moosehisart Children
Peter Glayis
At & P.m
Lutherans Fellowship Meeting At Street Home
Mr and Mrs J Street hosted a Lutheran fellowship money meeting on Winnie Street with two members present. George Rumbaugh presided as president and devotion led by William Mowre. Discussion ranged from church finances to potential elder election and redecorating plans with Rev Elmer Ortner leading a topic on church differences. Sandwiches cookies and coffee were served before adjournment.
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Titherin Fellowship
Hume
Mir
John Street
Winnie Street
George Rumbaugh
Mic Rumibaugh
Ted
William Mowre
Pelea
Thorites
Innebirgh
Weinrbauer
Bint
Elmer A. Ortner
Libheran
Couple To Be Married Honored At Parties
Miss Nancy Steware and William Bronks, both of the city, were honored at two pre wedding parties. A gathering for Miss Steware at Bailey's Log Guts featured 16 friends. gifts included end tables and a lamp. Mr Bronks’s party at Donald Fally Hunting Camp drew about 34 guests with a gift of a photograph from the group.
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Nancy Steware
William Bronks
Elvan
Une Chrry-darn
Sthiart
al Bailey
Brooks
Donald Fally
Lie Oyeniniye
Knox Circle Meeting Attended by Mrs Howard Taggart Wis
Knox Circle and the Presi teter in Women's Association held a meeting yesterday with Mrs Howard Taggart entertaining at 1 80 o clock. A peach korteuke panel was served as part of the program. Reports from the secretary and treasurer were read and several upcoming events announced. The next circle gathering is set for October 14 at Mrs Pend Kinley’s home with Mr O W Bruiken assisting.
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Knox Circle
Howard Taggart
Ion Sesterday
Korteuke
Florence Amyandl
Mies
Robert G. Tunnell
Ohmago
Tress
di Pend Kinley
O. W
Final Ladies Day Held At Corry Country Club
A corry area social event, Final Ladies Day, drew a large turnout at Corry Country Club. Guests included Mrs John A Blitt and Mrs Sim J Trvite among attendees, with cards and socializing reported as the main entertainment.
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Corry Country Club
Sapley County
Gilliathy
Sefsort
Elu
Mt Saint Tower
John A. Blitt
LN Lanphive
Sim J. Trvite
New Baby Born to Several Families Across Fort Layels
A notice lists families welcoming newborns Catherine Ann and a child to parents including Mr and Mrs Mildene Bowers, Mr and Mrs Clifford Lawson, and Mrs David Williams formerly Constance Culver from Corry. The births occurred at Fort Layels Madison General Hospital and related locations, reflecting a community birth announcement.
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A. Guukhtox
Leslie Lynn
Ward Piers
Win[inslin
Mildene Bowers
D. Q
Clifford Lawson
West Torodnrick Street
Wrandy Arenta
A Dinwitter
Catherine Ann
David Willams
Madizon
Fort Layels
Williams
Constance Culver
Vincent Culver
RR. D
Corry
East Branch Grange Elects Officers in Postponed Meeting
East Branch Grange No. 1462 held its regular meeting on Wednesday. Officers elected include Earl Roberts master and William Brooks overseer with Mrs. William Hull lecturer and John Moravek steward. Installation slated for the first meeting in November.
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East Branch Grange
Earl Roberts
William Brooks
William Hull
John Moravek
Earl Vanderhoof
Howard Burleigh
Raymond Hicks
Clare’ Theuret
Treon Society Public Dinner Plans At St Pauls Church
Treon Society announces a public dinner at St Pauls Lutheran Church dining room in Verlang Yue California on Wednesday September 26 sponsored by the Treon Society. Mrs Dablatland directs service with helpers listed including Mrs Armour Hillstrom and Mrs John Frerto. Tickets are sold by Treon members. Serving from 5 to 7 pm.
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Opusue Pape Secon
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Treon Society
Itas
Yue
Billlatiom
Fee
Une
Alton ‘Dablatland
John ‘Fenstermacher
D. Armour Hillstrom
Earl Ballew
John Frerto
Rolls
Henry Wold
Robert
Gatlin
Heckel
Mts
A. Williams, PLC
William Miller
Mes
Harold K- Powell
Treon
Findley Lake Firemen To Stage Public Chicken Dinner
The Findley Lake firemen and their wives sponsor a chicken dinner for the general public on Sunday. Served family style at the fire hall from noon until 3 p.m. Reservations are not necessary and meals will be sold at the door.
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Findley Lake
Findly Lake
Women Relief Corps Holds All Day Grange Hall Meeting
The Women’s Relief Corps met all day at the Grange Hall with a noon ham dinner for 36 members. A quilt was tied in the afternoon and a 2 pm business session led by junior vice president Mrs. Earl Munn followed. The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Mina Drake and Mrs. KK. D. Brown won the attendance award.
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Women’s Relief Corps
Womth’s Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Earl Munn
Mina Drake
KK. D. Brown
Wheelock Community Aid Holds Meeting at Bensink Home
Wheelock Community Aid met last evening at the home of Mrs. Marold Bensink with Mrs. Frank Harvey as assistant hostess. Mrs. Charles Kennedy presided. devotions by Mrs. David Bensink, prayer led by Mrs. Harvey. Leadership training schedule announced. contests awarded to Mrs. Leland Crosseitt and Mrs. David Bensink. A money shower benefitted Mrs. Kenneth Harvey and her infant son. Next meeting date to be announced. dessert, tea, and coffee served.
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Wheelock Community Aid
Marold Bensink
A. D
Frank Harvey
Charles Kennedy
David Bensink
Harvey
Home Extension Office
Jun Howard
Leland Crosseilt
Kenneth Harvey
Deputy U S Marshal Mistaken Identity in Norfolk
In Norfolk Virginia a deputy U S marshal presenting his photo to a local housewife failed to recognize the man in the image. The woman claimed she had never seen the person before. The report notes the American Bible Society was founded in 1816.
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Joseph A. Gilliind
I Probation
Norfolk
Tve
The
American Bible Society
Quality in engineers to top Russia urges Kilian says
MIT president James R Kilian urged strengthening America’s science education from high school, stressing quality over quantity in producing scientists and engineers. He argued Russia’s rising graduates reflect a need rather than superiority and called for improved math and science teaching.
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Russia
Piutsbununim
Anani Andréss
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Aew
Churchill
James R Kilian Th
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Killian Sud Ib
Thas
America
GOP Candidate Promises Spending Halt If Elected
Republican state treasurer candidate Robert F. Kent urged halting what he called Democratic state spendings, warning Democrats could raise taxes if they gain control. He pledged swift, businesslike action to avoid another 17 month stalemate that delayed the 1956 sales tax. A Berks County farmer won $100 in the official Pennsylvania laying test with eggs scoring 99.5 percent.
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Robert F. Kent
GOP
General Assembly
Kent
Berks
Harrisburg
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