Golden Wedding Anniversary For Earl Campbell Couple
The couple Mr and Mrs Earl Campbell observed their golden wedding anniversary yesterday at 322 Essex Street with hostess Mrs Bessie Cyphert. They have one daughter Mrs Florence Weeks of Washington and a granddaughter and four great grandchildren. They were married in Brocton NY on April 2 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Campbell
Essex Street
Bessie Cyphert
Florence Weeks
Washington
D.C
Brocton
Mayville
Hartfield
Portland
Ripley
Westfield
N. Y
Union City
Corry
Miss Pauline Tripp Weds Janes VanGuilder in 1942 Ceremony
Yesteryear in Society notes from April 15, 1942 report Miss Pauline Tripp daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Tripp wed Janes VanGuilder son of Mr and Mrs David VanGuilder of Tidtoute. The ceremony was at the bride’s brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Clarence Cox with Rev H Ray Harris officiating. Public society items reveal club gatherings birthdays elections and Easter activities across local households including M C C Club N F Club VFW Auxiliary WSC Methodist DAR Kiwanis Grange and other social events with prize winners and addresses in East Pleasant Street East Main Street and surrounding neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Tripp
D. C. Tripp
Janes VanGuilder
David VanGuilder
Tidtoute
H. Ray Harris
Clarence Cox
M. C. C. Club
Vern
East Pleasant Street
Richard Bachemer
Gerald Staples
Walter Auer
East Smith Street
N. F. Club
Earl Mosin
East Main Street
Jimmie
VFW
J. J. Haight
Floyd Black
Thomas Boland
Paul Lines
William D. Knowlton
Richard Hultberg
Willa
Jenirfer
View Street
First Presbyterian Church
Neil Blackman
Circle
WSC
Methodist
O. Robbins
East South Street
R. C. Anderson
North Center Street
Ridge Club
Ellsworth Holt
Langdon Rowe
J. J. Desmond
Brokenstraw Valley
The
DAR
Hame
Aila King
South Center Street
Idabelle Gordon
Glenn Dickson
West Pleasant Street
Bobby Lou
Phyllis Hillard
Marilyn Wallace
Betty Lou Johnson
Nora Jean Nantes
Jane Gleason
Carol May Cochran
Dorothy Stormes
Patty Collins
Sally Millspaw
Charlotte Cole
Joan Dey
Corry Grange No. 55
William Garnet
Merrill Lillie
George Stowe
George Chase
Mr. Lillie
Local Personal Notices Highlight Military Leave and Visits
Dennis Moura son of Mr ami Mrs Bichard Mountain Marion street left this morning to return to Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Miss after a 10 day leave. Mr and Mrs Carleton Purdey Westerville Ohio spent the weekend here with Mr and Mrs Leslie Wilkinson and Mrs Laura Purdey. John Freebourn of Shepherd Air Force Base Wichita Falls Texas on a 14 May furlough at his mother Mary Gates and grandparents Mead Avenue. He completed ballistic missile and analyst technician training and will report to Elias AFB Oklahoma after his leave. Miss Barbara Jane Weldht a student nurse at E J Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Buffalo spent the week here with her parents Thomas Flanagan East Peasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Moura
Ami
Bichard
Barbara Weicht Wins Honor as Outstanding Student Nurse
Barbara Weicht of East Pleasant Street, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Flanagan, was elected by the E J Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nursing student body as the outstanding student nurse for the Buffalo district. A 1960 Corry Area High School graduate and junior nursing student, Weicht has held leadership roles including president of the freshman and sophomore classes and president of the student council. On April 10 she competes in an autobiography and interview judged by a panel of prominent figures to determine the district’s top student nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jane Weicht
E. J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Weicht
Thomas Flanagan
East Pleasant Street
Corry Area
E. J. Meyer Memorials Hospital School of Nursing
Daughters and Son Born to Local Families at Hospitals
A sequence of newborns is reported from Corry Memorial Hospital and Union City Memorial Hospital. New parents include Russell Hunink and wife of Clymer. James Palmer and wife of Spartansburg. Ronald Frontroth and wife of South Carolina. Henry Frontroth and wife of East Main Street. Bert Volk and wife of R D 4. Charles Whitman and wife of Union City. and Merlin Hawley and wife of Waterford. Grandparents listed for several infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Burdette
Ronald Frontroth
South Carolina
Henry Frontroth
East Main Street
Bert Volk
R. D.4
Charles Whitman
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Merlin Hawley
Waterford
Connie Daniels Feted At Birthday Party
Connie Daniels celebrated her 10th birthday Saturday afternoon at Miss Barbara Jaquith’s Spring Creek home. Seventeen guests attended and gifted many presents while games entertained the group. Prizes went to Patty Wetmore, Shelia Benton, Trudy Simmonson, ALGernia Black, Julia Sekerak, Beverly Messenger, and Kathleen Still. Bonnie Stone of Spartansburg won a special award. The orchid and white decor featured an orchid centerpiece cake with a doll. Easter candy baskets completed the theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayers
Night of Harmony at Corry High School Auditorium
Corry Area High School hosts Night of Harmony on April 14 featuring new songs and costumes. Five quartets from three states join the show, with a capacity audience expected to aid the Corry Museum Committee’s Mead Park building project. Tickets are $1.75 and include reserved beats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area High School
Corry Museum Committee
Mead Park
Jimmy Riddle Novel Review by Mrs MacKenzie
A library notice highlights Ian Brook's Jimmy Riddle as a humorous yet sharp critique of colonial Africa. The mockumentary tale follows a wealthy couple and a curious village reaction to white norms, exploring self government readiness and the folly of imperial meddling amid serious themes. The Putnam Award winner is available at Corry Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. MacKenzie
Ian Brook
Jimmy Riddle
Library Letter Today
Ibis
Colonial Service
Africa
Corry Public Library
Open House Fetes 25th Wedding Anniversary of Lovelands
H E Lovelands and Mrs Merpert Loveland were honored at an open house on East Mail street for their silver wedding anniversary. About 125 guests from Cleveland Erie Union City Spring Columbus Corry Grand Rapids and Cat taraugus sent gifts and money. Daughters Mrs Paul Wentz Miss Jenine Loveland and Mrs John Morris sponsored the event. Mrs Merle Donaghue served as aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merpert Loveland
East Mail Street
Cleveland
Erie
Union City
Spring Columbus
Corry
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cattaraugus
N. Y
Paul Wentz
Jenine Loveland
John Morris
San Diego
Calif
James Briskie
Niels Sorenson
Merle Donaghue
Brother Eliphus Victor dies at 69 in Barrytown
The Very Rev. Brother Eliphus Victor, aged 69 and former assistant superior general of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, died Saturday in Barrytown, lawparish. His death ends a long religious career marked by service and leadership within the order.
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Brothers
Barrytown
Eliphus Victor
The
Brothers of the Christian Schools
Mrs Kennedy Hosts Wheelock Ladies Aid Meeting
Mrs Ayers hosted 13 Wheelock Ladies Aid members and two guests at her home. Devotions led by 0 A McClintock. Leland Crosscut, president, ran the business. Beautician Grace Fosburgh talked on hair care and makeup with Ayers as a model. refreshments were served. Next meeting April 11 at Mrs Mary Williams home for a tureen supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrié Kennedy
Wheelock Ladies Aid
Grace Fosburgh
Delos. Ayers
A. McClintock
Leland Crosscut
Crosscut
Fosburgh
Clyde Reynolds retires after 34 years at Aero Plow Dynamics
Clyde G Reynolds of 25 Vine Street retired from Aero Plow Dynamics after 34 years in the heat treat department at the aircraft components plant. He joined on March 7 1928 and never missed a day of work. His long service made him a widely recognized expert in heat treating metals at the West Main Street plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde G. Reynolds
Vine Street
Friday
Aero-Plow Dynamics
Aircrafts Components
Reynolds
Aero
West Main Street
Cootiette Club Plans Special Session At VFW Club
The Cootiette Club will hold a special session Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Garden Club at the VFW Post home. Mrs Schwabb will inspect the club premises. A good attendance is urged and refreshments will be served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilna
Seangreed Ce
Beidleville
VFW
Shower Honors Mary Bengivengo Before Her Wedding
Mary Margaret Bengivengo of Meadville was hosted yesterday at the Kovach home on North Center Street. She will wed John Pirro on April 8 and received gifts as twenty guests joined in games and prizes. A luncheon featured baked ham and a pink and white table setting with wedding bells, baskets of candies, and pink themes. Hostesses included Miss Jonette Pirro and Mrs Edward Koworski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ng Huda Sobwee Wieden
Mary Margaret Bengivengo
Meadville
Edward Kovach
North Center Street
Bengivenga
John Pirro
Carl Chiricuaio
William Helmin
Oller
Romeo Ficcardi
Mirs
Joseph Glaviano
Ficcardi
Derma Piccardi
Jonette Pirro
Edwardaworski
Friendly Circle Meeting At Cutting Town Hall
The Friendly Circle at Cutting Sunday School met at Town Hall with 11 members and five guests. A short business session preceded a program by guest speaker Mrs. Harold Thompson, a missionary on furlough from Africa, who shared aspirational remarks and photos. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Hulett and Mrs. Walter DeShazer. Next gathering is planned for April at Mrs. DeShazer’s home with aides Mrs. Bill Craday and Mrs. Arthur Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutting
Harold Thompson
Furough
Africa
Frank Hulett
Walter DeShazer
DeShazer
Bill Craday
Arthur Wallace
Fred Mixer To Speak At DAR Chapter Meeting
Fred Mixer will be guest speaker for the Brokenstraw Valley Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. The program includes jewelry making demonstrations and a silent white elephant sale. The meeting is at Miss Ethel Matthews home on Wright Street at 2 o clock Thursday after Moon. Members should bring an unwrapped gift for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mixer
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ethel Matthews
Wright Street
Art critic Henry McBride dies at 94 in New York
Henry McBride, longtime art critic for the New York Sun and early modernism advocate, died Saturday at age 94. Born in Westchester, Pennsylvania, he shaped early 20th century art coverage and criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry McBride
Old
New York Sun
Westchester, Pa
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Lloyd Thomas
Holy City
C. A. Pier
Elsie Blakeslee
Charles R. Newman
G. L. Boyd
Everett Benson
Columbus
Columbus Dance Hall
Thomas Meehan
U. S. Army
Corry Ministerial Association
Lutheran Church
Ernest A. Hook
Rev. Hook
Portsmouth
Ohio
Keppel Tiffany
L/ R. Tiffany
Mansfield State Teachers’ College
Ladies of the Rod and Gun Club
Lois Huth
Florence McEvoy
James Nichols
James O'Brien
Ladies Catholic Benevolent Association
Yesteryear
Louie
Louie Man
Barbara Weicht
Corry Memorial Hospital
Russell Hunink
Clymer
James Palmer
Spartansburg
Connie Daniels
Aerinla Taniale Ai Cal
Tomers
Marise Lilley
Looie
Man
Logie Man
Corry Savings and Loan
Chautauqua Amphitheatre
Corty
H. E. Lovelands
Mrs. Kennedy
Mount Morans
Malcolm
Autcher
Bargain Joe‘s
America
Cootiette Club
Mary Bengivengo
Cutting Town Hall
Fred
Vanrerian
Raster
Evans
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