St Paul Lutheran Society Discusses Lutheran World Federation
The SoroeT Ys MK Woman's Missionary Society met at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Mrs Joshua Morgan in charge. They discussed the Lutheran World Federation assembly set for July 25 to August 3 in Hanover Germany. The federation aims to strengthen Lutheranism globally, tracing back to a 1947 Lund Sweden meeting. The next society meeting is July 17 at the church with Mrs Arthur Goeris. Cavailer club hosts were Mrs Phillip street with games, door prize won by Mrs Thomas Beatrice and honors for birthdays Mrs Anthony Tagnese and Mrs Frank DeMatteg. Next meeting July 3 with Mrs Thomas Beatrice at Cascade Park. Livingston Guild at Central Christian Church elected officers led by President Mrs Margaret Davis and including Vice President Mrs Laura Evans Secretary Mrs Edith Redman Treasurer Miss Laura Bell Flower Treasurer Mrs Anna Gosney and organizer Mrs Christine Shoaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of
St. Paul’s
Arson Aramanda
Phillips Street
Cavalier Club
Thomas Beatrice
Anthony Tagnese
Frank DeMatteg
Cascade Park
Livingston Guild of
Central Christian Church
Eileen Morrow
Eva Zeigler
Phyllis Sonntag
Margaret Davis
Laura Evans
Edith Redman
Agnes Glass
Laura Bell
Anna Gosney
Christine Shoaff
Wally Davis
First Baptist Church
Luther Profit
Paul Barbour
Harry Remley
E D. Jackson
Bert McKibben
Walter Russel
LeRoy Martin
Jessie McCommon
Park Avenue
G N Club Plans Breakfast Event At Cascade Park
Mrs Paul Lombardo hosted a G N club meeting with plans for a breakfast event on June 24 at Cascade Park led by Mrs Floyd Semione. Prizes went to Mrs Ida Semione and Mrs John Mangini. a lunch followed. July 3 meeting set with Mrs Floyd Semione.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lombardo
Sutton Street
G. N. Club
Cascade Park
Floyd Semione
Ida Semione
John Mangini
Mangini
J. Mangini
Miss Shirley Fehl To Wed On July 3
Miss Shirley Fehl daughter of Mrs Lawrence A Fehl will marry Homer Miles Jr on Thursday July 3 in First Congregational church The open ceremony will begin at 7 30 pm Maid of honor is Miss Bette Leddy with bridesmaids Betty Stafford and Peggy Wogan Best man is Homer Miles Sr Ushers are Jack Jones Jr and Samuel Gannett Arrangements are led by Miss Jilda De Polis Also noted are club gifts and a forthcoming meeting hosted by Mrs Nellie Mazzocca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Fehl
Lawrence A. Fehl
Hillcrest Avenue
Homer Miles
Harrison Street
First Congregational Church
Bette Leddy
Betty Stafford
Peggy Wogan
Miami, Fla
Homer Miles, Sr
Jack Jones, Jr
Samuel Gannett
Jilda DePolis
Delores Genovese
Virginia Malandro
Nellie Mazzocca
Florence Avenue
New Bedford Grange No. 1929 meets with Willard guests
New Bedford Grange No. 1929 convened Tuesday with Master Mrs Ives Gullery presiding. Willard Grange officers led the opening and closing drill and flag presentation. A Pomona gift basket for the ill Mrs Martin Senn was presented. Betty Rogers led a Literary Hour program featuring a trumpet solo by David Boldt and a radio satire The Whole Fame. numerous members participated. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford Grange
Ives Gulllery
Willard Grange
Pomona
Martha Brown
Martin Senn
Grange
Betty Rogers
David Boldt
Jane Clingan
George Dieter
Earl McCluskey
Margaret Ravasky
Claude Clingan
Sloan Whittacre
Florence Shields
Martha Cowden
Clarence Stecher
James Jaster
Paul Shields
Delegates Return From 48th United Spanish War Veterans Meet
Delegates to the 48th annual United Spanish American War Veterans convention, held June 15 to 18 in Gettysburg, have returned home. Attendees include P. L. Ryhal and couples like Mr. Mrs. Edward Carr, Mr. Mrs. Rees Lewis, Mr. Mrs. Milton J. Wood, and Mrs. M. Porter. Memorial services were held for deceased members, and Rees Lewis was honored at a dinner. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Patterson and Mr. Mrs. David Davis of Wilkes-Barre. The next convention will be in Williamsport next June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish American War Veterans
P. L. Ryhal
Edward Carr
Rees Lewis
Milton J. Wood
M. Porter
Gettysburg
Norman Patterson
David Davis
Wilkes- Barre
Williamsport
Four-H Club 4-H Happy Stitchers Meet to Sew Dresses
Mt. Herman 4-H Happy Stitchers met June 12 for a business session and work period. Second through fourth year girls fitted and cut out dresses and beginners learned the 4-H sewing method on buttons. Next meeting is scheduled for June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Herman
Girl Scout Troop 40 Tours Croton Farm Horses
Brownie Troop 40 visited Croton school and toured J R Rick's farm where they rode Miss Georgine Mannick's horse. Mannick is a committee member. A tureen dinner is planned for June 20. Troop 4 held a cook out at Gaston Park with a Court of Awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton School
J. R. Rick
Girl Scout Troop
Gaston Park
Serena Rashid
Charlotte McMillen
Nancy Ray
Joyce Williams
Jean Hennon
June Reed
Lois Ann Wadlinger
Marcelyn Evans
Patty Schaas
David Evans
Frank Reed
Walter Jessel
Weather Calls in Chicago Hit New Peak in 1951
The weatherman receives the most calls in Chicago with 54,324 weather-forecast inquiries in 1951. The report notes the average U. S. passenger car travels about 9,300 miles per year.
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Chicago
United States
Scotland Union to Meet at Mary Chambers Home
The Scotland Union of the W C T U will hold a meeting at Miss Mary Chambers home on Miller avenue Monday evening at 8 o clock. Mrs. James Fowler will lead the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland Union Scotland Union
Mary Chambers
Miller Avenue
James Fowler
Navy Man Ends Leave Returns To Norfolk Ship
Petty Officer 3-C Paul Crum son of Mr and Mrs Paul Crum Hemlock street has finished a twelve day leave and returned to the U S S Ruchamkin at Norfolk Virginia after a six month Mediterranean cruise Friends and relatives of Mrs Harry Goldstein of Pittsburgh learn she is recovering from a major operation She is a granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs Max Weinberg and a niece of Mrs Maurice Slavonsky and Mrs William Markowitz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Crum
Hemlock Street
P. L. D. Reading Circle and YWCA Meeting Notice
The P. L. D. Reading Circle will meet Monday evening at the YWCA Center with Mrs. Mary Mann as hostess. The YW Home Missionary society gathers at Mrs. Mattie Mays residence 1002 South Jefferson Street on Monday June 23 at 7 30 p.m. Idaho lumbering employs 8000 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. D. Reading Circle
Y.W.C.A
Mary Mann
Y. W. Home Missionary Society
Mattie Mays
South
Jefferson Street
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Socret Ys MK
ST. Paul's Society
Livingston Guild
G.N. Club
Bevan
Young Street
David Bevan
Robert
Charlene Ann Morris
Bonnie Lou Hoagland
Billy Walker
Tommy Shaffer
James Saylor
Amerita Club
Andrew Nocera
Hazen Street
William Manauzzi
Mario Frabatta
Argeline Iacobucci
Thomas Ross
Nicholas George
Lutton Street
Franklin
New Castle
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
N. Mill St
Quality Paint and Glass
Davis Coal & Supply
Croton Hardware CO
Marchelletta Hardware CO
United Press Telephoto
Newport News
New York
United States Lines
Truman
James P. McGranery
S. and
S. Club
Evelyn Jannetti
Morton Street
Sand Ss Club
Grange News
New Bedford
Girl Scouts
Penney
Bestial
New Castle Packing Co
W.C.T.U.L.T.L
Gustav
Pure Food Bakery
E. Washington St
Croton Ave
Idaho
Kowrok
Philco
DOWN
PY Teel
Bruce and
Merrilees
East Washington St
Axe
N. Mili St
Superior Land and Supply
Eastbrook Road
Centennial Bldg
Corner Mill
Washington Sts
G. E. Television
G. E. Dupont
MT. Jackson
J. R. Rick Motor CO
ODGE
Plymouth
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