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PAGi. SIX SOCIETY Women's News-Club Events MRS. RAE T. PAXTON Society Editor County Democratic Women Hold Lawn Party The beautiful gardens at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Beardsley, Stoneboro R. provided an ideal setting for the outdoor party held Thursday by the MereoY County Democratic Women's Club. The principal speakers were Af- tnrney John R. Boland, Sharon and Attorney Hiram M. Drake.

Mercer R. candidates for judge! Others who spoke were Attorney William D. Irwin, Sharon, candidate for district attorney; Charles? Lytle, Greenville R. candidate for county commissioner; William M. Durst, Greenville can- didat for clerk of R.

Knowles, South Pymatunlng, candidate for sheriff and Mrs. Martha McLean, Sharpsville, candidate for treasurer. Mrs. F. A.

McComb, Stoneboro. county vice chairman, also spoke briefly. Refreshments were served from a lace-covered table which was centered with an arrangement of summer blooms. Mrs. John R.

Boland, and Mrs. Hiram Drake presided at the tea and coffee services. Mrs. James Friel, West Middlesex, president of the county club presided at the business meeting. THE RECORD-ARGUS CREDIT COUPON IOORS Use just like cash in any department, at any time! Open an account today! GRANT CO 206 MAIN ST.

Iroquois Club Holds Ml other-Daughter Day Blessed perfect summer weather, Thursday's Mother and Daughter Day at the Iroquois Club house proved delightful to the 52 women and girls attending. Several three-generation groups wore included at the annual party. When "statistics" taken, it was found that Mrs. C. H.

Ingraham was the oldest mother present, Mrs. Henry Fish, Erie, the former Lauraria Schultz, and Mrs. F. W. Sensing, of New York the former Margie McKee, tied with honors for being the youngest mothers.

All these received prizes. There were other "special" prizes for adults, a.nd dozens of prizes for the children. Contests included a peanut hunt, clothes- hanging contest, poster-advertising contest, bean-guessing competition, ball throwing, paper plate "sailing," for big and little girls. Besides prizes, each daughter received four favors. And to carry all the "loot" home, ea.ch was given a doggie-bone bag from the club kitchen.

Dinner ta.bles were centered with planters. Japanese fans at each plate, which were favors, gave bright color to the tables. Mrs. Sprcngcr headed the committee for the event, and was assisted by Mrs. P.

Richard Thomas, Mrs. John H. Bailey Mrs. George R. Conover, Mrs.

Donovan Henry and Mrs. Robert Hen- 'i ricks. ducted the business meeting at which time the following officers were elected for the 1956 reunion: President, T. J. Mushrush; vice Elt Mushrush; secretary- treasurer, Daniel J.

Kean, lunch committee. Emma Mclntirc, Margaret Walker, Virginia Hoover, Edna Dale McGranahan. Alberta. Mughrush, Marie McClirnans, Luella Wade, Lois Hood. The oldest, present was Esee Mushrush, while the youngest was Joyce Ann Walker, one-year-old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John a.lkcM-, Pittsburgh. Music was presented by Flavy Mushrush Bates. Mc.ul-v;!!'-, Faith Williams, Harlslnwn. Mllshrush, James- Games for the children were coivliK-Ud by Edna Mae McGran- Donna Lcc McClimans.

Tie iiToup voted to purchase si.vorw.-iru for the next reunion, which is lr. be held at the home of Mr. Mrs. T. 1.

Mushrush, Un- if Street. Greenville, on the third Sunday in August, 1956. Shirley Mitchell Feted At Party Miss Shirley Mitchell, bride-elect of Marvin Glenn Allen, was hon- oi-ee at miscellaneous shower given in the home of Mrs. Paul Locknor, early this week. Co-hostess for the informal pre-nuptial courtesy wa.s Mrs.

Ethel Haag. Each of the 23 guests in attendance was given a tea towel on which to embroider her own name, the towels later presented to the honoree as remembrances of the occasion. An array of beautiful gifts was received by Miss Mitchell, after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Locknor, Mrs. Haag and Miss Sylvia Locknor.

Mrs. Haag was responsible for the beautiful table decoration. GREENVILLE, SATURDAY, AUGUST The Baby Has COUNTY SEAT Been Named Stephen Rich Splane, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R.

Splane, Washington, D. formerly of Greenville. Randon Blair son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hainesj, Hadley R.

D. 1. Anna Mae Hoffman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoffman (Dorothy Zuschlag), Fredonia R.

D. 1, formerly of Greenville. Bruce Edward McCann. son of Mrs. Boozell Resigns Secretarial Post Here Mrs.

Eugene Boozell, who worked for 18 years in the soil conservation office in Mercer, has resigned tnd moved to Southern Ohio where her husband is employed in the Goodyear Atomic Plant, The Boozells and their children lived in Grove City prior to their Man Finds Balloon From Akron Celebration An Akron boy is the winner of a balloon contest there because a Mercer area man found the boy's balloon and returned it. It was found that the balloon had traveled the fartheset of any in the con- Mercer R.D. 5, iTs fofTe change of state residence, but Mrs. on the same afternoon it had becn "ear I released. Akron is about 62 mile, from Mercer FOSTORIA GLASSWAR- Designed for Modern Living 20 Patterns Open Stock J'l Pi Milo R.

Mams Serving (ireenville Since 41st Mushrush Reunion Held at D. J. Kean Home A picnic dinner, served to 100, the 41st annual reunion of the Mushrush, family, held at the home or Mr. ana Mrs. Daniel .7.

I Kean, Hart.stown, recently. Attending relatives from I Illinois, Iowa, Florida, Michigan, 'and Andovcr, Warren, Akron, i Pittsburgh, Franklin, Utica, Cain- bridge Spri.ngs, Saegerstown, Eric, IMeadville, Greenville, Jamestown, 'Atlantic, Coinneaut Lake. Linesville, Geneva, Cocli- h'unton, Sheakleyvillc. Ray Mclntire, president, con- RHEOMATSSM-ARTHRITIS NEURITIS-SCIATICA Relict from those torturing pains or no charge. An absolute proven remedy.

Only one trip required Disabled persons may send friend. 455 East State Sharon I Office hours. Monday to Friday, 10 to 6. Sunday 10 to 4 Permanently located. PERSONALS Amos Floch, senior regent of Greenville Chapter 27, Women of the Moose, with Mrs.

William Schmidt, chapter recorder, left this morning for Philadelphia, to attend the international convention of the order. Mrs. Perry Bell and her daughter, Mrs. Merle Putman are leaving this evening for the convention. Mrs.

Robert Edwards (Janet Chasonl, R. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Chason, Maple Avenue, and Mrs. Matthew Dete- i lich (Evelyn SchndU, 135 North High Street, left Tuesday to join their husbands who arc stationed in Germany. The two young women were accompanied by Mrs.

Edwards' mother. Chason, and aunt. Mrs. James Harsoni, on the plane trip to New York last Sunday. They sailed Tuesday morning on the MS Berlin.

Grace Morgan, Dearborn, is the guest of her sisters, Mrs. A. C. Neighbour, Clinton Street, and Mrs. Sophia Earth, Saul Avenue.

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And hew it stands up under hard wear. We don't have many sets so order today. Get two or more sets and mix or match the 8 piece service contains 2 each: dinner platM, bread and butters, cups and saucers. written guarantM in packoatt EAGLE HARDWARE Service Qualify 173 Main Street GREENVILLE, PA. Ronald Eugene Beil, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Beil, 5 South Second Street. Jeffrey Allen Gilmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore, 25 Lebanon Avenue.

Deborah Ann Bonci, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bonci, 107 North Main Street. Marty Ray Mazurkewiz, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Mazurkewiz, R. D. 2. Donald LeRoy Amon, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Amon, Kinsman, R. D. 1. Cheryl Lynn Bruce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Bruce, 36 North Main Street. "The Baby Has Been Named" appears each Saturday. Parents of children born outside of Greenville Hospital may have the name of tlieli baby Included in the Hat hy mailing it to The necord-Arijus. A postcard will do. Boozell's former home I Jackson Center, Vickie Jane Boyer, daughter ofj jviiss Gcorgene Latham of Stone- llamSdr ar nC l.

yCr succceds 8 Robert Bruce Love, son of Mr. At- and Mrs. Robert N. Love, R. D.

1. 1 for Aut Damages Filed by Cleveland Man Alex Pugna, Cleveland, is suing John Buckich, 37S Columbia Street, Sharon, for $476. He says Sharon man caused him the released his balloon at Akron's Municipal Airport, part of Ohio Truck Roadeo festivities. DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS Chauncey L. Robinson, East Market Street, Mercer, vs.

Anna Mae Robinson, Mercer R. D. amount in car damages. Pugna claims, in his suit filed at Mercer, that Buckich's auto struck a parked car on West Budd Street in Sharon Dec. 4, 1954, and drove it into his car, which parked.

was also I that indignities. MERCER HOSPITAL Admitted: Mrs. Alene Crispen, Mercer R. D. Albert Urey, Mercer R.

D. Joan Stupensky, Sharon R. D. 1. BHIKFS Commissioners Lawrence Wil' helm and R.

Roscoe Simons will leave for Reading this weekend to attend the three-day convention of County Commissioners which opens Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeGeorge Bonnie, will return the first of next week to Glen Rock, N. .7., after more than a week's visit with Mr.

and Semroc-Wolber Party Gather After Rehearsal Following their w'eddlng rehearsal in St. John's Lutheran Church last evening, Miss Edna Wolber and Charles Semroc were joined by their wedding attendants and a number of guests for an informal party in the home of the former's uncle and aunt and Mrs. Clifford Stoyer, Sherrard Avenue. Local Woman Burned While Lighting Stove Mrs. Hugh C.

McKenna, Plum Street, is recuperating from serious and children, Toni and burns on both arms caused by a Kitchen accident. She had started to light the. kitchen gas stove when the ex-j Mrs. Samuel Snyder, Mrs. De- plosion occurred.

DeGeorge is assistant district sales manager of the Lincoln-Mercury agency in New York City. Miss Olive Griffin, Franklin Street, spent yesterday in Pitt.s- New Hickory Faculty Member To Live Here Mrs. Elmer Ottoson of Canton, has purchased the North Pitt Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Donaldson and plans to move the first of September.

A sister of Mrs. Seth Gustin, Mrs. Ottoson, whose husband, a Canton dentist, died this (summer, The group included Miss Wol- I will be on the faculty of Hickory ber a.nd Mr. Semroc, who were I schools as a fifth grade teacher, married today; Mrs. Evelyn Bern- Her previous teaching experience roc, mother of the bridegroom; Rev.

J. C. Klingensmith, pastor; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens (Patty matron of honor), of Younstown; Miss Alma Wolber and Mrs.

David Christman (Wilma Stoyer), bridesmaids; Linda Christman, flower girl; Gary McConnell, best man; Donald McCright, John Piai. Ernest Wolber and William Semroc, ushers: Kenneth Stoyer, Freeport, soloist; Miss Dorothy Mowry, Sharpsville; Lawrence Wolber, Duanc Stoyer, Miss Marv Jo Hawks, David Christman i the other daughter will enter the includes schools in Atlantic City, and Mt. Oliver, Pittsburgh, where she taught English and music. Mrs. Ottoson, an accomplished musician, is a past vice president of the State Federation of Music Clubs and chairman of the folk lore departmcit.

She is the author of one of the federation's "Blue Book" chapters. She has two daughters, one married to Rev. Charles W. Hasslor of burgih. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Norbert Stefanak, 1905 Farrell Terrace, Farrell, and Louise Dubrasky, West Middlesex R.

D. 1. John Kurelko, 443 Grant Street, p.m.; table tureens, table service, bread, butter. Greenville Business Men's Association Employes picnic; golf, af-' ternoon, Greenville Country Club; dinner, Schuster's, 5:30 p.m.; table games, 7-9 p.m.; dancing, 9-12 p.m. ARREST OF FRANKLIN PAIR SOLVES THEFTS Five burglaries in Mercer and Grove City areas were cleared up Friday when two Franklin district men confesjsed to State Police to staging the break-ins which occurred Ui mid-August.

Robet Gibbens, 33, of Franklin, and Earl Manjel, 31, of Rocky Grove, who were arrested earlier this week in Franklin added the Mercer County burglaries to the large number of "jobs" in four other The pair entered pleas of guilty before Justice of the Peace Thomas McCIain at Mercer to burglarizing Frank's tavenn and McMillen Findley drive-in restaurant in Mercer area and Meadowgold Dairy plant near Grove City. They also confessed to burglaries at Samuel's frozen food lockers and Murolt garage at Grove City. have been returned to Veaiango County jail. Sharon Four-Year-Old Struck by Richard L. Small, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clifford Small of 196 Sterling Avenue, Sharon, ceived face and numerous body, bruises Friday afternoon when was struck by an automobile as darted across Sterling The chilod is in Sharon General Hospital. The driver, Joseph Crosswhite, 72, of Washington Court House, who is on the staff of the national assembly of Church of God and is active in the church's annual camp meetings at West Middlesex, told Sharon police he was unable tot- avoid hitting the boy. The people of the Canary TOIW have a language of whistles which. can be understood at long tances.

I Here's why famous Devot All-Weather House Paint system is more economical in the long run: It involves use of 2 vital paint processes. The function of Coat No. is to get tight, lasting grip on the wood surfaces, and servB as sound foundation for the second coat. Coat No. 2 seals out the weather, provides lovely, enduring, color! J.

F. DAWES LUMBER Belgrade Ave. (Hamburg Just west of Mercer St.) Phone 329J YOUR DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION is a note to good health And a prescription bearing flw name of Rexall is your guarantee that jour doctor's instructions were followed to the letter. It was dispensed by tte capable hands of a highly skirted Registered Rexall Pharmacist who uses only the highest quality ents at all times. Sharon, and Xancy Kubyako, 338 5 YOUR PHARMACIST Xlll 0 I 0 STtH Wallis Avenue, Farrell.

Albert Nelson, Ashtahula, R. D. 1, and Mae Mitcham, Jefferson R. D. 1.

Gary Lamer Mabry and Frances Adeline Johnson, both of Transfer R. D. 1. CALENDAR and son, Keith, and Mr. and Mrs.

Stoyer. Miss Mowry and Miss Haw'ks assisted Mrs. Stoyer whan refreshments were served to the guests. Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing at Columbia University. The Donaldsons, who plan to build on their Coolspring Township lot in the spring, are now living in The young bridal couple presented I ef Enclres Apartments, North gifts to their attendants during the social evening.

I ut street Former Area Pastor Gives 91st Birthday Sermon Rev. W. J. Small, a member of the Cribbs Home for the Aged at Meadville, and formerly of the Clarks Mills area, preached his annual birthday sermon in the Home chapel on the occasion of his 91st birthday, Sunday, Aug. 21.

His listeners, who stated that his ability and energy were un- impared, including his fellow members at the Home, together with a large number of his relatives. Fifteen of the relatives, including Mrs. Means and her daughter- friends of long standing, dined with Rev. Mr. Small at noon, and spent the afternoon with him.

Represented at the chapel services were nieces ana nephews from New Wilmington, Mercer, Clark's Mills, Mercer, Sharon, Greenville, Hubbard, Struthers, Cleveland, and Chicago. On Monday morning, his son, Philip, and the wife, took Rev. Mr. Small with them for an extended visit in their home in DesPlaines, 111. Rev.

Mr. Small was one of the founding members of the first Cribbs Home board of directors, when the Home was instituted at Conneautville. He and his wife joined the Home in 1946, after his retirement from the ministry. He had spent 40 or more years in charges in Erie Conference. Mrs.

Small died in August, 1954. Truckers End Strike REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Andrew Hnida and wife, West Middlesex R. D. 1, to James Squatrito and wife, Sharon, school road property, Shenango Township. Zygmunt Guscky and others, City, to John Gursky and wife, Ketler Drive property, Grove Saturday Hospital Auxiliary Shop, Mrs.

T. Eresnan, Mrs. F. i Homer, Mrs. V.

Jancic; cart, Mrs. G. V. Hittle; visitors receptionists, Miss Grace Hunton, sub. Edna Wolber Charles Semroc wedding, St.

John's Lutheran, Greenville-Mercer Road, 2:30 p. m. "Open church" and open reception. Class of 1921, Fredonia Vocational School, reunion with Mrs. John Ramsey, Hamburg Road, evening.

Fredonia Chapter 3, Blue Star Mothers, picnic, Polliard's Grove, i 6:30 p. m. 1 S-jnday Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers---, Shop, Mrs. S. B.

Schenck, Club 52; visitors receptionists. Mrs. C. Walter, sub. Sarah Hans-Paul Baxter wed- PHOTOSTAT COPIES OF Blue Prints Discharge Papers Birth Certificates Marriage Certificates Legal Papers Graphs, Charts Or Any Other Valuable Papers PROMPT SERVICE LININGER STUDIO 10 S.

Mercer St. Phone 1558 Neff Construction Company, Greenville, to Stephen J. Keates and wife, Pymatuning Township, and 3 p.m.; "open church" and open reception in church social room. Monday Hospital Auxiliary Volunteer OVAL BRAIDED RUGS One of the Finest Braided Rugs Available Choice of 10 Different Colors. Washable or Dry Clean Can be ordered in Round.

B. Street property, Pymatuning Shop Mrs. P. Davis, Mrs. O.

D. Township. Anna Dzurinda, late of Farrell, by executor, to Leo Meizlik, Jacksonville. Spearman Avenue property, Farrell. John Gruitza and wife, Sharon, Anderson, Jan Schadt; cart, Mrs.

G. Hardy Rowley; visitors receptionists, Mrs. H. Saal, sirb; nurse aides, Mrs. Ray McAndrew, Joanna Rutter, Mrs.

J. A. Doyle. V.F.W. Auxiliary, post home.

to Joseph Strong and wife, Far- 8:30 p.m. rell, Crowder Avenue property, Tuesday Sharon. Hospital Volunteers- Harold A. Lewis and wife, Shar- Shop, Mrs. P.

Winter, Mrs. P. Samon, to Robert Filer and wife, uels, Mrs. R. Davies; carf, Mrs.

Sharpsville. twitmyer Avenue I Donald McClimans; visitors recep- i property, Sharpsville. tionists, Mrs. Lewis Groover, Mrs. Richard W.

Granthan and wife, J- Adams; nurse aides. Mrs. W. Mill Creek Township, to Harry L. Weaber, R.

Brice, Mrs, How- Milliron and wife, Oakmont, 'two ar 'l Jaxtheimer. acres in Mill Creek Township. Elizabeth Howe and Ira P. Baumbartner, Greenville, to Robert E. Rowley, Greenville, Franklin Street property, Ira W.

Love, Hickory Township, to James R. Palmer and wife, Sharon, James Street property, Hickory Township. Donald W. Royle and wife, Pine Township, to Glenn M. Roxberry and wife, Grove City, one acre in Pine Township.

Myrtle Patterson and others, Methodist Mr. and Mrs. tureen picnic, Pymatiming Shel- ler, 6 p.m. i IT. P.

General Aid. church. p.m. i Teen Canteen, dance. Community Center.

-30 p.m Wednesday Hospital Auxiliary Volunteers- Shop, sub, Mrs. Paul Paxton, Beta Sigma Phi; cart, Mrs. T. Howard; visitors receptionists, Mrs. W.

L. Jamison, nurse aides, Mr? L. Mrs. V. Osborn, Su I i-diinauii anu i 7 ann Tone Shenango Valley Truckers Un-; Fail-view Township, to C.

Orville i Pas) 'rhlof Usnriation ion (AFL) has voted to end its Patterson and wife, Mercer, one it Mr VPVP ten-day strike against several acre in Fail-view Township. 4 nil 1 In i rr nt T'Vin building contractors. The union accepted the contractors' newest of- R.P Clara Powell and Mary and Sunshine Society, picnic, "-age increases. The strike, lo Florence Powell Osborne fer had idled several construction i projectis in the Sharon area. Sand Clarence Borchert, Worth Town- Township, 40 acres Lake Township.

Riverside Park; cookies to be packed for county home. 1 Zion's Mr. and Mrs. Class, fain- ily picnic, Pymatuning Shelter, 6 LIGHT METER Oive.s you a perfect picture every time. Argus l.i^hl Mt-tcr and Cas 10.50 Others up tu MIJS.

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