Death of Mrs Garret TenHuisen in Clymer
Mrs Garret TenHuisen aged on years died this morning at her home in Clymer. A lifelong resident she was widow of Garret TenHuisen and survived by a daughter and two sons, Laura Damcott and Clifford TenHuaen of Clymer and Leon TenHuisen of Corry, plus sister Emma Arninis of Corry and brother Edward Elnink of Clymer. There are five grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial will be in Holland Cemetery after services at Abbe Reformed Church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock conducted by Rev. Gerri Timmer.
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Garret Jennusen
Clymer
TenHuisen
Garret TenHuisen
Laura Damcott
Clifford TenHwaen
Leon TenHuisen
Corry
Emma Arninis
Edward Elnink
Ten Huisen
Abbe Reformed Church
Gerri Timmer
Holland Cemetery
Weekend Visitors and Community Memories Across Kane Area
A flurry of local visits fills Kane and surrounding towns as residents and visitors tour families and friends. Notables include Glenn Measi of Philadelphia planning two weeks with Corry acquaintances, and many cousins, spouses, and grads from Thiel College and Saint Vincent's College circulating through DuBois, Meadville, Erie, and Kane with hospitalities and weekend gatherings.
Party Honored Mr and Mrs Reynolds and Teeyninks in Cony
A social event at B D 3 Cony honored newlywed Mr and Mrs William K Teeyninks. Guests enjoyed dancing and visiting with many presents received by the couple. Refreshments at 11 80 featured wedding cake and were served by Mrs Reynnlay and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
W. Mattesem
B.D. 3
Cony
Stag Party At Cragg Cottage Near Chautauqua Lake
Thomas Craig hosted a stag party at Cragg Cottage on Saturday evening for twenty ex servicemen. Harold Cragg assisted as the host. guests enjoyed a pleasant night with a dog and other refreshments amid a calm, birdfilled setting at Chautauqua Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cragg Cottage
Thomas Craig
Harold Cragg
Ruth Bush Weds Fred Logue In United Brethren Ceremony
Ruth Bush daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bush of North Center street married Fred Logue son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Logue of Cascade Idaho in a United Brethren Church service officiated by Rev H. Ray Harris on Saturday evening at 7 30. The bride wore navy blue with white carnations and her sister Miss Helen Bush served as maid of honor with best man Lyle Chase and ushers Eugene Westley Norman Bentink. A reception followed at the bride’s home for about 85 guests. The couple left for a brief honeymoon. Mrs Logue is a graduate of the Ouffy Senior High and Edinboro State Teachers College and will teach at Carry Junior High. Logue is a Cascade High School graduate who served in the Army and is employed at Bulls Puydle Co Cascade. Guests from Youngsville Citysville North East Eve North Girard Townville Pittsburgh Syracuse Willoughby attended.
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Ruth Bush
E. E. Bush
North Genter , Street
Fred 3 Logue
T. B. Logue
Cascade
Idaho
United Brethren Church
Rev. H. Ray
Harris
Lyle Chase
Mr. Logue
Eugene Westley
Norman Bentink
Cirents
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Ala
Edinboro State Teachers College
Carry
Logue
Cascade High School
Aleutians
Bulls Puydle Go
Erm
Youngs Ville
Citysville
North East
Eve
North Girard
Townville
Pittsburgh
Syracusa
Willoughby
First War Bride To Visit Corry Finds America A Land Of Plenty
Muriel Inman Wontenay, England’s first war bride, visits Corry after arriving in New York aboard the Alexander. She details rationing, clothing coupons, and liberation from wartime shortages, praising American abundance and Red Cross aid while noting England’s continuing privations and food controls.
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Corry
America
Alexander
Wantensy
Red Cross
Womm
Newborns Arrive From Local Families At Area Hospitals
A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morton of Spring Creek at Corry Hospital Saturday evening. A son born Sunday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Lea Wilson of Bradford at Cory Hospital. A daughter born March 20 at St. Vincent's Hospital in Brie to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Yeager. The mother is Margareth Mulderiel of Corry.
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Harold Morton
B.D
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Lea Wilson
B. D
Bradford
Cory Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital In
Brie
A. E. Yeager
Margareth Mulderiel of
Corry
Engaged Louisa Brown Engas to Major Theodore Wedel
Louisa Brown Engas announces engagement to Major Theodore Carl Wedel of New York by her parents and aunt. Wedel, son of Dr and Mrs Theodore Wedel, has served in the Pacific with the 37th Division, earned the Purple Heart and two Bronze Stars. The wedding is planned for early summer.
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Louisa Brown
Engas
Louitie Partington
Brown
Harold A. Gilbert
Theodore Carl Wedel
New York
Ity
Miss Brown
Rasselas W. Brown
Isaac B. ‘Brown
B. M. Jourdet
Corry Public School
Ennere
Wellesley
Mass
Wykeham Rise
Washington
College of Preachers
Wedel
Trinity School
New Work City
Holderness School
Plymouth
N. H
Yale University
37Th Division
Army
Naional City
Hank
New York City
Former Rochester resident Mye Crowell dies at 88
Word arrived Saturday evening of the death of Mye Rose L. Crowell, longtime Rochester area resident and widow of Rev. Nelson C. Thompson. Born in Wayne Township, she was 88 and the last survivor of a large family. Survived by daughter Blanche Hart of Rochester, grandson Herman Hart, granddaughter Mrs. Frank Mays of Phoenix, and four great grandchildren. Services planned at Brackenseating Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery after local arrangements.
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Rose L. Crowell
Rochester
N.Y
Nelson C. Thompson
Crowell
Bor
Wayne Township
Herman Yeager
State High Hatchery
Nelson
Wheelock
Blanche Hart
Herman Hart
Cily
Frank Mays
Phoenix
Ariz
Doane
Cory
Puneval
Oglock
Pine
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George Blake Byewleeeds
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Kas
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Li Wimbiugh
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Charles Stewart
Frank Hepler
Oscar Price
Erie
Lawrence Hotel
Bernice Lines
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Irene Huber
Cambridge Springs
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Camp Pickett
Donald Bradford
North Clymer
Greenville
Bobbie
Vern Bowles
North Center Street
Robert Waite
St. Vincent's College
Latenbe
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Lester George
Pennsylvania Electric Go
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Akton
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D. G
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Don Stewart
Raymond Hayes
Hipley Hanks
Mra
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Old City
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West Washington Street
Meadville
Arnold Appleuee
Morris Chaply
Raymond Avenue
Howard Crandall
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Onoville
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Paul Sundquist
Vinton Ludwig
Jamestown
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Buffalo
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City Cab Company
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Zuckerman
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