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Folmer,
·Bowen.
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the hG\11•11 I" the mem~o, , .IIJ1,
Tboml'!oq, Mrs. 'carr Will,· ,-...~
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Party Honors
exp~:~~~· Newlywed Pair ....
Mrs. Del·
children, '
Chicopee!
her PJT·
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<Mr. and Mrs. Sam~el Pel'l')l. ·~·
were made. "rtalned with ' champagpe party
the Calnellla Rool)l of ttie Doiud&ed by
Martin, recently hon"{lnt the
Reeeivlng.
Carpenoor·Fiorlan bridal-party..
Present were Min Patrleia Car·
penter, Edgar Florlkn,
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Hayman R!llftll, Mila Dlaila llooo·
runs, tone Bo•ter1 Jim Baldwin,
and Mrs. Gordon Younf and
TONIGHT ;
Juno 6
lfr. and Mrt. Robert Reinhart,
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&*llllneo - lohn Saxon
lea ve and t!ti!'
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Jelfroy jnmer
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THEATRES
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TONIGHT
,Juno 6
"EAST OF ;EDEN''
Jameo Dean:.... Jullellarrio
s.tu~oy
June 7
"RIDE A VIOLENT MILE"
Jobn Apr - Penny Edwards
- alao"SHOj\'OOWN at BOOT HILi:."
Chii'l., BrO!lJIOII
Robert Hutton
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'jSLIM CARTER"
Jock, ~honey ~
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Clinton Fbber,
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Rooms for rent. Close in
127 Buttemul St.
Shoe Store
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t room house
Harry Clark,
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4 room11, bath, all
dillon. Cheshire '77-43~. 1nqulre
See Ethan Herper.
John ·Velth.
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R. K, Ruoaell, 107 w.
St.'1Pomeroy.
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TONIGHT •
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, ~APAGHI ' JNAI,!RIOR1' ,.
Keith Lonon -.:Jim bavl.l·
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SOCIE'fY
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Mrs. Edith Walker, Of Priri~:"eton,
Jnd ., arriVed yesterday to •i]>fnd
week end with her sister, Mn.
Childs and to attend the wed·
of Mils Barbara Sco\Und Mr.
Kerrlne·th Scites Jr.,"~sunday after·
Miss Patty Baker, Columbua, js
noon.
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11pending the week ·en_d'. at. .the · ~~:::~l;l
borne of her parents, 'Mr. P.nd Mi'f!.
l!dlaon Baker ali~ Janet ~ay.,
Ml89 s, ny ,(llttens Jllld Ml81 •H•I·
Swisher,
Wh.e,e~lng,
W. , Va;,·.
been, 1!!.\lests at the 11.ome Of .
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Gitteha, S. Third St. •
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Mrs. Jo1ie Turnet, I..nUrcl '
Is visiting h'er daughter,
:Mn.
ton Hood arid f&mlly.
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Sgt. and illrs. William Clark
children , CaroJyn and Pat~,
Pennsylvania, are guesta Of hi1
mother, Mrs. _..~nrie Clark, Pearl
Street.
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M1·. ~Wia Ellis baa been ~~tlf!'~. J!~:r.~\
Ithat hla lather, Plessey lilttla,
·io criticilly lit
I\:heohlre,
Mrs. William Foaa,
William Mol>cfy
her home with h1r ••~;~~;Ia~·.~;t 111~.~ ' - •hfi~r~n. ,. !fancy and Billy,
Mr. ~d
visiting' her
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22-25
2~utyfi,d
Racine.
, Mrs.
buslne~a trip
to St..
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