Miss Martha Martin and Ted Black Jr. Head to Canton and Pittsburgh
Miss Martha Martin and Mr. Ted Black Jr. left yesterday for Canton Ohio. They will be joined by Mr. Black's parents and will travel to Pittsburgh where Mr. Black will be inducted into active duty in the Marine Reserve Corps.
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Martha Martin
Ted Black Jr
Canton
Ohio
Mr. Black
Ted Black Sr
Pittsburgh
Black
Marine Reserve Corps
Bergen Fry Rehearsal Dinner For Barbara Bergen Fry
Mr and Mrs Fred Fry hosted a rehearsal dinner at the Oval Room of the Manchester Hotel for the wedding of Barbara Marie Bergen and their son Jerry Royce Fry. Attendees included Mrs James Shackleford, Rev H H Jung, Miss Phyllis Bergen, Miss Donna Carey, Miss Becky Boxwell, Miss Jane Long, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fry
Brbara Marie Bregen
Jerry Royce Fry
Manchester
Miss Bergen
James Shackleford
Harold L. Bergen
H. H. Jung
Phyllis Bergen
Donna Carey
Phyllis Lindsay
Becky Boxwell
Jane Long
Maria Jung
Harold Lovely
Claude Hammond
Robert Stephenson
Campbell Dennis
Spinster Party for Miss Barbara Bergen Friday
A spinster party after the rehearsal dinner was held for Miss Barbara Marie Bergen by her sister Miss Phyllis Bergen. The Fall themed home featured bronze toned flowers and pompon trimmed place cards as guests, including Mrs. James Shackleford, Mrs. Campbell Dennis, Mrs. Al Muenchenbach, Mrs. William Berry, Miss Donna Darey, Miss Phyllis Lindsay, and Miss Jean Gray, played cards through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Marie Bergen
Phyllis Bergen
Kunz Ave
James Shackleford
Campbell Dennis
al Muenchenbach
William Berry
Donna Darey
Phyllis Lindsay
Jean Gray
Jerry Fry Bachelor Party Held Before Wedding
The Meadows hosted a bachelor party for Jerry Royce Fry, preparing for his marriage to Barbara Marie Bergen at St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church. Attending were Al Muenchenbach, Robert Stephenson, Claude Hammond, Harold Lovely, and Raymond Black after the rehearsal dinner at the Manchester Heel.
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the Meadows
Jerry Royce Fry
Barbara Marie Bergen
St. Paul’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Manchester
al Muenchenbach
Robert Stephenson
Claude Hammond
Harold Lovely
Raymond Black
Manning-Rose Rites Unite Pearl Manning and David Rose Jr
Pearl Manning and David Crockett Rose Jr. exchanged vows at the Manning home in Grand Ave. Friday evening with Rev Curt Walters officiating. Maid of honor Barbara May and best man Paul Treadway attended. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs M E Ferguson and Beulah Manning of Grassy Creek Ky. The couple plans a southbound honeymoon after a reception and cake at the bride’s home.
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Manning-Rose
Leonard Manning
Grand Ave
Pearl
David Crockett Rose, Jr
David Crockett Rose
Malaza
Curt Walters
Church of God of
Yankee Rd
Barbara May
Paul Treadway
M. E. Ferguson
Beulah Manning
Grassy Creek
Middletown
Army
Inland Container Corp
South
Oxford
Young Couple to Reside on Christel Avenue After Ceremony
A couple wore a suit with black accessories and a white carnation corsage. Upon returning home they will reside on Christel Avenue, marking a milestone moment in their new life together.
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Christel Ave
Religious club meetings and installations update
Several church and benevolent circles held meetings last night and this fall season. Calvary Methodist Women hosted a club auction at Mrs. Derrough's Warren Road home with eleven members and three visitors. Sunshine Circle of First Evangelical United Brethren reported devotions and officer reports, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Ridenour, and Mrs. Lockard, followed by a luncheon for 16. Daughters of America Unity Council No. 241 gathered at Knights of Malta Hall with new officers installed by Deputy Ruth Cremer and a sociable hour. Circle One of First Methodist met at Mrs. Webber’s for a dessert luncheon. plans for the coming year discussed and devotionals on Health Through A Brotherhood Of Nations led by Mrs. Webber and Mrs. Schneider. Circle Two met at Mrs. Reed’s for its first fall meeting. 24 members present. readings on Health and a year theme. tour of Z. W. Ranch noted. Circle Three’s first fall meeting at Mrs. Snider’s included devotions on Thy Saving Health Among All Nations and a book report by Mrs. Vorhis.
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Guiding Star
Calvary Methodist Church
John Derrough
Warren Rd
George Fletcher
Frank Yeager
Sunshine Circle
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
William Sanderson
William Lockard
Sanderson
Minnie Ridenour
Lockard
Unity Council No. 241
The
Daughters of America
Knights of Malta Hall
Ida Barnett
Lorrine Slifer
Beulah Stewart
Ruth Cremer
Circle One
Eugene Webber
South Sutphin St
Margaret Donesa
Washington, D. C
George Sutphin
Webber
Lester Bunnell
Sol Schneider
Brotherhood of Nations
Schneider
Central Ave
P. G. Banker
Glenn Reed
Alameda Circle
Earl S. Grant
Bertha Bramble
B. A. Roof
Melvin Kelso
Clarence Cook
Circle Three
William Snider
Linden Ave
Harry Phillips
Wilbur Fryer
Eloise Snider
Earl Conover
W. D. Vorhis
Circle Four
B. D. Morgan
Bellomonte
R. L. Kenyon
Morgan
Enyon
World Federation of Methodist Women
Clair Tieman
Roy Patterson
Albert Whittle
D. C. Dear
Circle Five
Robert Turvey
South Broad St
Myrtle Dennis
Leland House
W. A. Harrison
E. E. Oglesby
Hood of Nations
Raymond Young
Circle Six
J. T. Orr
Oxford St
Robert Reiner
Walter Jones
Clarence Crout
Jones
F. E. Gath
Orr
Circle Seven
Homer Miller
Winton St
M. L. Hackney
Charles Wolfe
Franklin Man Is Sentenced In Interstate Fraud Case
A Franklin Ohio man Albert L. Weaver age 35 of 715 South River Street received a two year sentence for transporting a fraudulent check in interstate commerce. Weaver deposited a $1500 Casey National Bank check into Franklin National Bank after obtaining a checkbook and blank checks. The case was described by U S Attorney Joseph C Bullock and FBI agents. Also, George S Taylor 41 Webster Ave Hamilton filed a bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 2385 33 and assets of 350.
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Franklin, O
Albert L. Weaver
South River St
Cincinnati
Joseph C. Bullock
U. S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Weaver
Franklin
Casey National Bank
Casey, Ill
Franklin (D.) National Bank
Seaman Apprentice Raymond Brown Joins USS Bexar Pacific
Raymond Buddie Brown 18 grandson of Mrs. Pearl Brown 103 Webster Ave now serves on USS Bexar in the Pacific. He reports via letter he expects to reach Korea in about a week. Brown entered the Navy in May after a nine month discharge from the Air Corps.
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Raymond
Buddie) Brown
Pearl Brown
Webster Ave
Bexar
Pacific
Brown
Korea
Seaman Brown
Navy
United States Air Corps
Rummage sales eyed for church groups and circle meetings
Circle Four reports urges rummage sale at the church on September 29 with October work month planned. Circle Five hosts fall meeting with deovtions on Health and World Federation themes and plans for upcoming months. Circle Six discusses Korean Front program and November sale, with soap donations to Longview Hospital. Circle Seven holds fall meeting with devotions on Health Through a Brotherhood of Nations and a church rummage sale planned for October 20 at 1 PM.
Pension Plan Talks Planned Between Potter Groups
The U S Potters Association and the National Brotherhood of Operative Potters Ind will meet next month to discuss a pension plan. A location and exact time were not set.
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Pension Plan East Liverpool
U. S. Potters Association
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Ind
Canton Prosecutor Sets September 26 Date
Canton Stark County prosecutor John Ros Setti announces a September 26 date for a high profile sex crime case trial as proceedings move forward in the county courthouse.
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Canton
John Rossetti
Stark County
Your GI Rights Q and A on draft and deferments
A Washington NEA Service column explains how World War II 4-F classifications may change, appealing wrong calls, and basic Defense Department deferment rules for reservists. It notes that delaying active duty is not an indefinite exemption, officers may stay on if they hold critical skills, and asks whether a one-armed man could be drafted, answering No.
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Washington
NEA Service
NEA
Defense Department
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
Army
Television Daytime and Evening Lineup Listings
TV schedule fragment lists WLW T Channel 4 programs from 12:00 to 1:30 and WHIO Channel 3, WKRC Channel 11, and WCPO Channel 7 offerings including news, sports, musicals, comedies, films, and local shows. Notable items include Bengals/Eagles game on WCPO at 7:00 and Paramount Wrestling at 12:15.
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Wlw—T
Voice of the Enquirer
Whio—Tv
WKRC
WCPO
al Lewis
Paul Dixon
Cincinnati
Hollywood
Eagles
Jack Brickhouse
Paramount
New York Times Raises Editorial Wages in Arbitration
The New York Times and the CIO American Newspaper Guild ratified a two year contract after Harvard labor economist John T. Dunlop acted as arbitrator. Weekly wages for editorial staff rise by 8 to 10 dollars with top minimum increasing from 110 to 120 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Times
Harvard University
CIO American Newspaper Guild
John T. Dunlop
Guild
Dunlop
Oxford Man Wins Championship at National Barrow Show
R. H. Conn of Oxford C. won the champion pen ribbon in the Tamworth class at yesterday’s National Barrow Show judging in Austin Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Minn
R. H. Conn
Oxford, C
Tamworth
Barrow
Navarre Man Killed in Stark County Traffic Crash
Wayne Young, 52, of Navarre was killed yesterday when struck by a car two miles south of Massillon. Stark County reports its 30th traffic fatality of the year.
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Man
Massillon
Wayne Young
Navarres
Here
Stark County
Navy Hour Am Jazz and Dance Orchestra Schedule
Radio programs list shows Navy Hour Am Jazz with Jean Shepherd News Woodard Nathann and Buzzy Adlam. Features include Shoot The Moon Marry-Go-Round News Dinner Music Winner Take All Vaughn Monroe at 10, Grand Ol Opry at 10 30, News Peter Grant at 11, Dance Orchestra, and audience quizzes 20 Questions. Event names include Lombardos and USA Teens in Our Town.
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Grand Ol Opry
Peter Grant
Dance Orch
Meeting to form committee against sex offenses to children
A meeting was convened to create a committee aimed at preventing sex offenses against children. About 100 attendees were invited, including law officials, psychiatrists, parents, teachers, ministers, and sociologists.
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