Wanda Bishop and Ira Martin Wed at St. Pauls
Miss Wanda Lee Bishop and Airman Ira Wright Martin Jr wed on July 14 at St. Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. The ceremony featured a single ring rite with music by Mrs. Schonover and Miss Jung. The couple will reside in Dayton after a southern Ohio honeymoon trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Bishop
Ira Martin
St. Paul's
Wanda Lee Bishop
Ira Wright Martin Jr
Ira W. Martin
Rye
N. Y
Michael Bujan
South Avenue
H. H. Jung
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
William Sc
Shower Honors Betty Sprinkles Before Aug. 21 Wedding
Miss Betty Sprinkles bride elect of Carl P. Rahm was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Harold Calvin Mrs. J. E. Anderson and Mrs. James Combs at the latter's Centennial Avenue home. Thirty guests attended with gifts for the couple. Prizes went to Mrs. Ralph Back Mrs. Elwood Abney and Mrs. Richard Graham. The couple plan to wed August 21 at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Sprinkles
Carl P. Rahm
Harold Calvin
J. E. Anderson
James Combs
Centennial Avenue
Ralph Back
Elwood Abney
Richard Graham
Sprinkles
Mr. Rahm
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Carroll Moberly Wedding Date Set
The engagement of Miss Kathryn Ann Carroll to William Earl Moberly is announced by the bride’s mother Mrs. Charles Frank Carroll of Coshocton. Miss Carroll, a Columbus graduate, works at Ohio State University Medical Center Receiving Hospital. The bridegroom is a West Elkton High School graduate who attended OSU and works as a Bowes Seal-Fast sales rep in Indianapolis. They will wed August 7 at 4 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Coshocton.
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Ruth Buchanan
Ira W. Martin
Gil Allison Odum
Edwin L Reuter
Alma Hopper
Hank Pemberton
Dayton
Ohio
Wright
Middletown High School
University of Cincinnati
Mead Corp
Wright-Patterson AF Base
Rye High School
Cheshire Academy
Rochester Institute of Technology
Union College
Columbia University
Kathryn Ann Carroll
William Earl Moberly
Whitlaw Reid Moberly
Eaton
Charles Frank Carroll
Coshocton
Franklin Couple Wed in Lancaster Methodist Ceremony
Mrs. Sam Barnhart of Franklin announces the marriage of her daughter Ruth Ann to Walter F. Stephens Jr. of Franklin Rt. 2. The couple exchanged vows on Saturday at 2 p.m. in a double ring ceremony at the Lancaster Methodist Church with Rev. Robert H. Marshall officiating.
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Sam Barnhart
Franklin
Ruth Ann
Walter F. Stephens Jr
Walter Stephens
Franklin Rt. 2
Lancaster
Robert H. Marshall
Betrothal Told In Bellefont News
Mr and Mrs Daniel Edwards announce the engagement of their daughter Flora to Wayne Green son of Mr and Mrs Logan Green of Lebanon No date for the wedding has been set.
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Daniel Edwards
Flora
Wayne Green
Logan Green
Lebanon
Travel Notes Highlight Local Couples and Honeymoon
Travel notes list Mr and Mrs Louis Scalzulli from Ficksburg Mass visiting Melvin and wife in Franklin after their Florida honeymoon. The couple wed July 7 in Liberty Ind with Melvin Scalzulli as attendant. Also noted are families from Fieming Road and 15th Avenue vacationing in Holland Mich and Lakeway in northern Michigan, joined by Mr and Mrs Eppa Rixey of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Scalzulli
Nancy Moeckel
Ficksburg
Mass
Melvin Scalzuilli
Franklin
Franklinstephead
Florida
Liberty
Ind
Melvin Scalzullis
Holland, Mich
Robert Barnard
Eugenie, Chardelle
Carolyn
Fieming Road
Ralph Parmenter
Becky
Kathy
15Th Avenue
G. W. Breicl
Main Street
Lakeway
Michigan
Middletonians
Eppa Rixey
Cincinnati
Six Marine Wins Award For Bravery
William H. Griffey of 607 Malvern Street, former Marine corporal, received the Navy Letter of Commendation from Capt. R. W. Blum in Dayton. While with the First Marine Division under a heavy mortar and artillery barrage, Griffey moved a destroyed machine gun to an open trench and fired relentlessly through the night, despite danger. He works at the A and P store on Canal Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Griffey
Malvern St
Navy
R. W. Blum
Marine Reserve
Dayton
First Marine Division
Cpl. Griffey
Canal Street
Geneva Cease Fire Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Vietnam
Vietnamese officials decry the accord as inadequate while a Saigon sergeant and French businessmen voice cautious relief. Premier Diem holds emergency cabinet sessions as Tran Van Do’s UN takeover proposal is rejected. Indochina radios report the cease-fire, yet daily life resumes with muted interest.
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Diem
Tran van Do
United Nations
Viet Nam
Agriculture workers coverage and tax plan advance
The administration wins approval for a five dollar fee covering the full farm labor group and the House votes to add 1.3 million followers. The committee accepts plans for future tax rates aiming to level taxes at 4 percent for employers and employed workers and 6 percent for self employed by 1975.
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Fee
House
Senate Recesses as Dixon-Yates 600000 KW Plan Looms
Atom Power quarterbacking the group and Sen Morse insist on a first round win to avoid delaying the debate. Knowland recessed the Senate after word of a forthcoming vote on the issue. Gore and foes of the contract rally Republicans for support as Eisenhower orders the AEC to contract with the Dixon-Yates group for 600000 kilowatts for Memphis area to back up TVA power from Paducah plant.
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Terback
Sen
Morse
ind-Ore
Knowland
Senate
Gore
Eisenhower
AEC
Dixon-Yates Group
Memphis, Tenn
Paducah
Tennessee Valley Authority
Driver Cited Into Court After Two Crashes in City
Police report two connected auto accidents within ten minutes in the city. James Arrowood Jr., 23, of Trenton Route 1, cited for no operator's license after a 3 p.m. collision at the New York Central Rail road crossing on Manchester Avenue. Leonard McMullen, 35, Benton Harbor Michigan, backed into Arrowood’s stopped car. Lester Chenoweth, 44, of 2815 Oxford Ave., rear ended a car stopped at Broad Street and Tytus Avenue at 5:10 p.m., causing about 25 dollars in damage. Total damage from both crashes about 100 dollars.
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James Arrowood Jr
Trenton Rt. 1
New York Central Railroad
Manchester Avenue
Leonard McMullen
Benton Harbor
Mich
Arrowood
Lester Chenoweth
Oxford Ave
Broad Street
Tytus Avenue
Tytus
Chenoweth
End of War Negotiations at Geneva Signal Communist Gains
Washington views the Indochina settlement as a Communist victory adding a large productive territory and millions to the bloc. It strengthens a secure base for infiltration political pressure and propaganda across southern Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Europe
Asia
Washington
Indochina
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Southeast Asia turmoil as armistice nears faces shifts
Indochina remains divided with Hue and Tourane under southern Viet Nam control while Cambodia delays in the armistice ceremony amid a last minute push for independence. Tep Phan presses for Cambodian courts to try Communist sympathizers aiding Vietminh invaders.
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Hair River
Laos
Viet Nam
Tourane
Bao Dai
Hue
Cambodi
Tep Phan
Bulls Run sewer outfall contract to be awarded
City commissioners are to award the Bulls Run sewer outfall contract at a 7:45 p m meeting. The project, key to a voter authorized sewer program, includes work under the Sorg Paper Co plant and new relief sewers east and north. Further bids for cast iron pipe and fittings will be reviewed for supply to the Smith Farm area. Emergency measures may also set assessing boards for four older subdivisions.
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Bulls Run
Howard H. Kramer
Kramer
Main Street
Manchester Avenue
Lakeside
Manchester
Sorg Paper Co
Sorg
Bal Jiamond
Smith Farm
Douglas Park
Eldorado
Wildwood
Euclid Street
Sherman Avenue
Eaton Drive
Centennial Avenue
Woman Recieves Anonymous Money Notes In Evansville
Mrs Truman Wood of Evansville Indiana says a stranger has sent her 50 dollars in a second note a year after an earlier 50 dollars with an anonymous message claiming a past theft from her purse The writer now says they wish to repay about 200 dollars and Wood wants the money stopped and no one owes her that much.
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Evansville
Ind
Truman Wood
Madison Township approves private fire service arrangement
The Madison Township Improvement Association voted to back a newly organized South Madison Township Fire Co. as a private nonprofit provider until the township funds its own department. A 1 percent mill levy for fire equipment will be on fall ballots, with the company expected to contract with the trustees if approved. The firm is building a fire house and could become one of two township fire centers once levy revenue begins in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Township Improvement Assn
South Madison Township Fire Co
South Madison Township Co
Improvement Assn
West Middletown
Suspect Drops Tire and Wheel During Escape
A man sought by police to question about items he carried fled near Central Avenue and Clinton Street at 4 20 a.m. dropping a tire and wheel behind the Rose Furniture Co. warehouse. Patrolman Clarence Bailey pursued but could not catch him. description: trench coat and black rain cap.
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Central Avenue
Clinton Street
Clarence Bailey
Rose Furniture Co
Central and
Curtis
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HAM
Charmin
Factal
Dillman’s
DIAL
Young ST
Tobias
Dinh Diem
Saigon
United States
Korea
Atom Power
S. Main Street
Ragnund Olausson
Sweden
Long Beach
Calif
Od Housekeeping
Butler
Dry Cleaners
S. Clinton ST
Madison Two
Martin Littman
Norm
The
Diamond Publicity Corporation
Diamond Party Corpora Dept
Flower St
Los Angeles
State
Middletown
Gatraner
Gallaher
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