Mooney Couple Feted On 320th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John J Mooney of Park Street were surprised with a celebration honoring their 320th wedding anniversary. James L Allyn Joseph J Mooney entertained eighteen friends at the Allyn home 148 Park Street. The event featured group singing led by Mrs James Sullivan on accordion and a decorated cake. Gifts and a purse of money were given to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J, Mooney
Park Street
James L. Allyn
Joseph J. Mooney
Allyn
James Sullivan
Northeast Seafood merchant kills wife and sister ends self
State Police reported a Northeast Missouri incident where Henry Havey, 49, a Northeast Seafood partner, shot and killed his wife Louise and sister Elizabeth in their fishery office area near the plant around 8:20 am, then wounded himself critically. Brother Robert Harvey was injured by shotgun pellets. Motive under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ney Aosuanvou
Henry Havey
Louise
Elizabeth
Geell
Robert Harvey
District 3 Boy Scout Board Met Thursday
District No 3 of the Washington Trail Council of the Boy Scouts of America held a meeting of the official board and scouters at St Pan’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Thursday evening Thirty attended with reports on Summer camping activities and canoe trips. A pow wow for District 2 and cult leaders was discussed and set for November in this city with Langberry of Waterford presiding. Attendees included Glenn Beck Erie scout executive Herbert Ey district No 4 field executive and Charles Case Erie district No 3 field executive. Light refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Board
Washington ‘Trail
Glenn Beck
Erie
Herbert Ey
Gharies Case
Miss Nancy Lawson 3 Honored By Mother
Mrs. JON 1 Lawson of West Park Place hosted a birthday party in honor of her daughter Nancy who was three years old. Attending were Belle Ann Anderson Bonnie Lou Halfgst Janine Powers Billy Bach emer John Harmon Jerry Kennedy and their mothers. The children played while the mothers visited. Refreshments included ice cream birthday cake chocolate milk and favors. Nancy received many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon 1
Lawson
West Park Place
Nancy
Belle Ann Anderson
Bonnie Lou Halfgst
Janine Powers
Billy Bachemer
John Harmon
Jerry Kennedy
Lawsor
Annulment Sues Count De Marigny in New York Court
Nancy Oakes de Marigny seeks annulment of her marriage to Count Alfred de Marigny in a New York court alleging bigamy. She claims he wed her illegally and cites a passage from a book he wrote as proof. The case involves the late Sir Harry Oakes of Nassau Bahamas, a wealthy financier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Oakes de Marigny
New York
Count Alfred de Marigny
de Merigny
Harry Oakes
Nassau
The
Bahamas
Local Women Attend Third Anniversary of Chautauqua County Post
Miss Josephine Frishva Miss Betty Himes and Miss Julia Zepka attended the third anniversary party of the Chautauqua County Women's Post No 1611 at the Legion Home in Jamestown. The business meeting was followed by a social period. Various residents noted visiting relatives and meetings across Erie Albion Youngstown Columbus Wrightsville and Will aim to visit, with Brecksville and Panama also mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Frishva
Betty Himes
Julia Zepka
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Women’s Post No
Legion Home
Ralph Ely
AL. Poster
Erie
Foster
James Delaney
Albert
Fox
Columbus
Frank Darrow
Wrightsville
Albion
P.O.N.Y
Carlton Morrell
West Pleasant
Brecksville
Veterans Hospital
Maude Keefe
Mott Street
James Stevens
Youngstown
George Mack
Warton
George Nagle
Wayne Street
Lynn Colvin
Media
Ntter
Ralph Curtis
Idsorn
Merle Long
Torpedo
Ray Houghtling
Lola Hills
East Main Street
Olean
Charles Rich, Jr
Gon
William
Panama
Joh Mitchell
West Bond Street
Rich
Poughkeepsie
Inter Ee
T3m Company
Mrs J T Fuller Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs J T Fuller was feted at a birthday gathering hosted by Mrs Jack Berry at 515 Wayne Street. Twelve guests attended with awards won by Mrs Robert Garfield Mrs Clair Linen sol and Mrs Ray Dennis in progressive 500. A salad course birthday cake and coffee were served in a yellow and white theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Fuller
Jack Berry
J.T. Puller
Wayne Street
Robert Garfield
Clair Linensol
Ray Dennis
Puller
Frank Wise
Harry Hotchkiss
Rober Waite
Mary Weicht
Mary Spravers
Santa Leone
Richard Mountain
Miss Julia Zepka Hosts Bridge Party At Home
Miss Julia Zepka entertained friends Wednesday evening at her sister in law Mrs John Zepka s home on North Center street Three tables of 500 were in play scores called to the Business and Professional Women s Club bridge party Card awards went to Mrs Zepka and Miss Betty Himes with Miss Mary Gravino winning the door prize Refreshments included gingerbread with whipped cream and coffee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Zepka
John Zepka
North Center Street
Business and
Professional Women's Club
Zepka
Betty Himes
Mary Gravino
Catholic Daughters plan rummage sale and meeting notes
The Catholic Daughters of America No. 3 held a brief meeting with 22 members in the club rooms. Plans were made for a rummage sale on October 7 with Miss Phyllis Hoenes and Mrs. George Mulderick as co chairs. Canasta prizes were awarded to several members and refreshments served. A next regular meeting is set for October 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Sih
C. D. of A
Jerome F. Needham
Phyllis Hoenes
George Mulderick
Mildred Denton
Robert Hopkins
Eleanor Shhélton
LaVerne Miller
George Williams
James Hanlon
Rebekah Helping Hand Meeting Notes and Plans
Yesterday at LOOP Hall Mrs Arthur G Barton presided as six members attended with illness noted. The annual meeting of Rebekahs and Odd Fellows at LOOF Home Meadville was held on September 10. A 10 am quilt work session was planned for October 13 with a noon threen dinner. Tureen dinner at 5 pm and next meeting hosted by Mrs Q E Gibbs and Mrs William Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Arthur G. Barton
Loop, Hall
Rebekahs
Lo.o.f
Meadville
Harvey Loveland
Glenn Eldred
Q. E. Gibbs
William. Marsh
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Richard Ohms at East South Street
A stork shower Thursday evening at East South Street honored Mrs Richard Ohms. Hostess Miss Elnora Omiel led ten ladies in games with prizes won by Rose Motuz Jennie Cmiel Ann Courteen and Amy Monger. A dessert course was served and a shower of gifts followed for Mrs Obrn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Hichard Ohms
Elnora Omiel
East South Street
Rose Motuz
Jennie Cmiel
Ann Courteen
Amy Monger
Eiffs
Obrn
Merker Hosts Lutheran Church Choir at Summer Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Al Merker entertained St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church choir and families at their Cottage Park home in Columbus. A screen dinner was served at 6:80 o clock to 23 persons in the yard. The group enjoyed a song fest indoors during tours of the cottage.
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al Merkers
Mir
al Merker
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Choir
Cottage Park
Columbus
Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets Kidney Fatigue Relief
An old ad promotes Thompson's Bor-soma Tablets claimed to relieve headaches backaches and body aches by acting on the kidneys to remove poisons and excess acids from the blood. It suggests Golden Lax Tablets for constipation and notes availability at drug stores.
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Thompson
Birthday Party Honoring Miss Patsy R Clark
Miss Patsy Ruth Clark celebrated her 10th birthday at home in Lovell's Station with 35 children present. Mrs Ruth Clark hosted with Allyce and Mary Ellen Lee assisting. Games, awards, refreshments of ice cream and cake accompanied by balloon decorations and small gift baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy R. Clark
Patsy Ruth Clark
Ruth Clark
Lovell’s Station
Patsy Ruth
Allyce
Mary Elen Lee
Clark
Stork Shower Hosted For Mrs Rodney Knowlton
Mrs Rodney Knowlton was honored at a Thursday stork shower hosted by Mrs Rodney Knowlton, Mrs Charles Jackman and Mrs Leon Root at the home of Mrs Andrew Paulson on Maple Avenue. Canasta provided entertainment, card awards went to Mrs Perry Parker Mrs Harry Phillipe and Mrs Archie Shepard, with Mrs Robert Hank winning the car prize and Mrs Michael Sprayers earning a stork drawing award. Decorations were pink and white. a shower umbrella hung over the gift table as guests enjoyed sandwiches cake and coffee. Mrs Knowlton received many beautiful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Knowlton Vis
Charles Jackman
Leon A. Root
Rodney Knowlton
Jackman
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Canasta
Perry Parker
Harry Phillipe
Archie Shepard
Robert Hank
Michael
Knowlton
Presbyterian Choir Party At Lindsley Home
Presbyterian Church choir met last evening at Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Lindsley’s West Irving Street home. After rehearsal a program of vocal and instrumental music followed. a housewarming gift was presented to the Lindsleys by the choir. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lindsley, assisted by her daughter Mrs. Willis Gumbleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Fuse Presbyterian Church Boirt
Leon J. Lindsley
West Irving Street
Lindsleys
Lindsley
Willis Gumbleton
Gary Lee Swanson Honored On Second Birthday
Mrs Carl Swanson of North Center street hosted a birthday afternoon for her son Gary Lee turning two. The party drew 19 children and ten mothers with games and toys. Supper followed at 5:80 with a birthday cake on a musical tray and stretch decorations. Gary received many gifts as the celebration closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lee Swanson
Carl Swanson
North Center Street
Gary Lee
Sen
Family Night Supper Held At Columbus Community Church
The first Pall monthly family Night supper at Columbus Community Church drew a large crowd. Sun day School sponsored. honor roles included Mrs. David Lines and Mrs. Clare Gordon on the supper committee. Beatrice Bensini and Mary McCray sang a duet. Rev. Jordan Cole led group singing with Mrs. Albert Lindbure at the piano. The next quarterly congregation meeting set for late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Community Church
David Lines
Clare Gordon
Bernice: Roberts
Salfford Casler
Mix Andrew Thompson
Verhelia Page
Jordan Cole
Albert Lindbure
Beatrice Bensini
Mary McCray
Shirley Ma Snce
Cole
Muatter
Lester Howles
Arthur Burgess
Baby News From Corry Area Hospitals
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Warren General Hospital to Rev and Mrs Veil Walker of Tidionte Inte. Grandmother is Mrs Nellie Catsay of Fifth Avenue. A son arrived September 18 at Lady of Mercy Hospital in Buffalo to Mr and Mrs Charles M Breidenstein. Also a fourth child, a daughter, born late last evening to Mr and Mrs Percy Miles of R D 5 at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veil Walker
Tidionte Inte
Warren General Hospital
Walker
Corry and
Big
Nellie Catsay
Fifth Avenue
Lady of Mercy Hospital
Buffalo
Charles M. Breidenstein
Helen Morrell
Carlton Morrell
West , Pleasant, Street
Dorit
Percy Miles
R. D
Ford And Union Renew Parleys In Tense Talks
Detroit report on Associated Press says Ford Motor Co and United Auto Workers renew talks today with pension and contract issues on the table. Postponement of a threatened strike has reduced tension though no progress details were released. Philip Murray leads the Steel Workers and Walter Reuther the UAW in joint efforts for new benefits.
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Ford
Union
Associated Press
Detroit
Legi
Purdana Ue Cio
United Anky
Wnion
Pensigik
TAW
Philip Murray
Steel Workers
Walter Feather
UAW
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Retail Merchants Division
Corry Chamber of Commerce
Nancy Lawson
Franklin Bi
Corry, Pa
C.D. of A
Rayawaw Vu, Anderson
Sarth Center Street
Walter H. Scott
Horton J. Davis
Aarold K. Powell
Esther
Davis
West Congress Street
Mrs. Richard
U.S.P
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Shindledecker
East South St
Presbyterian
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Eaton Seages
Black - Bray
Chapin
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Cloverdale
Clover Honey
Delwood" White
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