Engagement Planned for Miss Deloris Siegfried and Boyd Duggi
The engagement and forthcoming marriage of Miss Deloris Ann Siegfried to Boyd Wayne Duggi were announced by the bride elects parents, Mr and Mrs Albert Siegfried of Wabassa Minnesota. Deloris is a 1956 Wabassa High School graduate and 1957 Humboldt Institute alumna, now employed by Burlington Railroad in Chicago. Boyd is the son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Jagat of Corry, a 1958 Corry Area High School graduate who studied at Humboldt Institute and works with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in Chicago. The couple will wed July 18 1958 at the Church of Christ in Wabassa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deloris Ann Siegfried
Boyd Wayne Duggi
Isis
Albert Siegfried
Wibassa
Minn
Siegfried
Wabassa High School
Humboldt Institute
Minneapolis
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Wayne Jagat
Second Avenue, Corry
Corry Area High
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Church of Vehrist
Wabassa
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Dinner Meeting Held
Fifteen members of the Harbor Half Ladies Aid gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Linestrom for a noon dinner followed by a business session led by president Mrs Lawrence Swanson. Devotions were led by Mrs Elwib Chelton, with readings from John 40 and a poem. The afternoon was spent socializing and viewing the hosts newly remodeled home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Arthur Linestrom
R. D
Lawrence Swanson
Elwib Chelton
Inter
Women’s Relief Corps Plans April 17 Silver Tea
The Women’s Relief Corps held an all day session at Gary Grange Hall on Park Street with 28 members. A noon tureen dinner was served by Mrs. Horace Hankin and committee. Mrs. Wesley Willis led the business meeting and plans for a silver tea for the public were set for April 17 with a 4 play entertainment and further details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRC
Women’s Relief Corps
Gary Grange Hall
Park Street
Horace Hankin
Wesley Willis
Lnter
Wheelock Community Aid Meeting At Mrs Mick’s Home
Mrs Mick hosted Wheelock Community Aid at her North Center street home with Mrs Wallace Mick assisting. President Mrs Jan Howard led devotions on the Easter story and a Lent prayer was offered by Mrs Le on VanTassel. Prizes for games went to Mrs Le land Crosset, Mrs Howard, and Mrs Ken Harvey. Easter hats were exchanged and worn. refreshments included strawberry sundaes cake and coffee. The April 17 meeting place will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
Wheelock
VanTassel
Bethany Bible Class Meets With Mrs Hudson
Mrs Joseph Hudson hosted the Bethany Bible Class of the First Baptist Church on Mound Street with 18 members. Miss Helen Westley led Scripture reading and prayer, Mrs Winnie Pierce presided over business, and a Bible quiz was enjoyed before closing prayers by Mrs Clara Rauscher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hudson
Mound Street
Bethany Bible
First Baptist Church
Helen Westley
Winnie Pierce
Clara Rauscher
Welsh McClintock Rite Performed In Virginia
Mr and Mrs Don W Welsh were married at Evangelical United Brethren Church Winchester VA The bride Patricia Ann McClintock is daughter of Mr and Mrs E V McClintock of 1019 North Center Street Her husband is son of Mr and Mrs W L Welsh Attendants were Rev Carl Hegre and Mr Robert Black The couple resided at 1919 North Center Street She is a Corny High School and Jamestown Business College graduate employed by Penelec in Erie He attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute and served two years in the US Army He now works with the Federal State Inspection Service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
North Center Street
Don W. Welsh
Evangelical United Brethren Church of
Winchester
Welsh
Patricia
Ann McClintock
E. V. Mcolintock
W. L. ‘Welsh
Carl Hegre
Robert Black
Corny High School
Jamestown Business College
Pen-elec
Erie
Virgina Polytechnic Institute
U. S. 1 Army
Federal State Inspection Service
Girl Scout Troop 308 Attends Erie Matinee of Ali Baba
Girl Scout Troop No 308 members travel to Erie for a matinee of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves at the Erie Playhouse. Attendees include Virginia Auer Sandra Brown Bonnie Cady Carolyn Calvin Susan Castor and others with Brownie Scouts Roberta and Dana Sue Jolley. Leaders Mrs Albert Cole and Mrs Robert Jolley accompany. Transportation provided by Mrs Donald Cady and Mrs James Roden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Baba
Erie
Girl Scout
al Baba
Erie Playhouse
Virginia Auer
Sandra Brown
Bonnie Cady
Carolyn Calvin
Susan Castor
Charleen Clark
Sally Cole
Kathy Eastman
Madeline Jolley
Donna MoEldowney
Leanna Roden
Cynthia Cady
Brownie
Roberta
Dana Sue Jolley
Albert Cole
Robert Jofley
Donald Cady
James Roden
Rose Marie Coons Weds Emmerett Holmes in Private Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Albert Coons of 269 Mound street announce the marriage of their daughter Rose Marie to Emmerett I Gtenn Holmes of Torpedo. Porter Auer officiated at his Congress street home yesterday at 10 30 am. The bridal party included Mary and Sally Coons. The couple will honeymoon in Ohio and reside in Torpedo. Rose Marie attended Carry schools. Emmerett is with Irvin National Forge and Company in Irvin.
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Della Armstrong
Celoron
Ira Wickwire
Richard Hurst
James
Youngstown
Ohio
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Wright Street
George Kinley Sr
George Kinley Jr
New York City
Ronald
Holmes-Coons
Albert Coons
Mound Street
Rose Marie
Emmerett Igtenn Holmes
Torpedo
Porter Auer
Congress Street
Mary
Sally
Holmes
Miss Coons
sCarry
Irvin National Forge
Gaanibe Company
Irvin
Red Cross Topic At DAR Monthly Meeting
The Brokenstraw Valley Chapter DAR met at Stranahan Corner home of Mrs Lyle Btranahan with Mrs Tracy Whitehead presiding. A donation to the Red Cross was voted amid talks by Mrs M O Baldwin on Red Cross work and a Q and A period, followed by an Easter themed table and a salad service by hostesses Mrs Stranahan Mrs Clark Johnston and Mrs James Sinare. The May 1 meeting will be hosted by Mrs Arthur Colegrave on Euclid Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
DAR
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of American Revolution
Lyle Btranahan
Stranahan Corneré
Tracy Whitehead
Amer- Cros
M. O. Baldwin
Stranahan
Clark Johnston
James Sinare
Arthur Colegrave
Euclid Street
Friendship Club Meet At Mrs Tomchick Home
The Friendship Club gathered yesterday at Mrs Joseph Tomchick's Union City home with 10 members and one visitor Mix Homer Nelson attended. President Mrs Charles Mulligan led prayers and contests awarded to Mrs Norman Swart Mrs Harry Jaquith Mrs C A Lawson and Mrs Bertha Warner. Lunch featured fruit salad ham and egg sandwiches cream puffs and coffee. Easter buns and jelly beans plus secret sister gifts were exchanged. Next meeting set for April 24 at Mrs Warner's 730 East Main Street.
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Friendship Club
Tomchick
Joseph Tomchick
Union City
Mix
Homer Nelson
Charles Mulligan
Norman Swart
Harry Jaquith
C. A. Lawson
Bertha Warner
Warner
East Main Street
Hilltop Club Honors Birthdays At March Meeting
Mrs. Mabel Akam hosted nine members and eight children of the Milltop Club on Wednesday afternoon. President Mrs. Lawrence Anderson opened a brief business session, and the group honored the birthdays of Mrs. Anderson Mrs. LeRoy King and Mrs. Howard Clabbatt, each receiving a monetary gift. Mrs. Sidney Smith won the afternoon’s guessing game, and a lunch of cinnamon rolls mixed fruit salad cookies wafers and coffee was served. Mrs. Anderson will host the group next in April at her home on RD 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Club
Mabel Akam
Milltop Club
Lawrence Anderson
Anderson
LeRoy King
Howard Clabbatt
Sidney Smith
April
Chinchilla Talk Highlighted at WOTM Corry Meeting
Corry Chapter No 11 Women of the Moose held a meeting led by senior regent Mrs Henry Davis Jr with a class of candidates initiated. Speaker Mrs Donald Bradford discussed care and raising of chinchillas. Jamestown Chapter invited members to Assembly of Friendship on April 27. Attendance prizes awarded. next WOM meeting set for April 17.
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Donald Bradford
WOTM
Corry
Women of the Moose
Henry Davis Jr
Ethel Cooper
Jamestown
Assembly of Friendship
Davis
Moose Glub
James Sheldon
Florence McCray
J. Fred Beebe
WOM
Presbyterian Church Honors New Members
Approximately 160 members of the First Presbyterian Church and their families attended a church family night and dinner held last evening. Hostesses from the Knox Circle, led by Mrs. Harvey Loveland, decorated the room with spring and Easter towers. Communicants honored at the dinner included Bert and Noble Anderson, Marian Elyse Bauer, John Bulard, Arthur Butters, Carol Glavis, Thomas Grice, Sharon Laurell, Richard McCray, Jack McIntyre, Perry Parker, and Mark Root, who joined the church during Maundy Thursday Communion with Miss Janet Kelsey and Nathan Pittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Knox Circle
Harvey Loveland
Glass
Bert and Noble Anderson
Marian Elyse Bauer
John Bulard
Arthur Butters
Carol Glavis
Thomas Grice
Sharon Laurell
Richard McC
Grass Fires Quelled Along Chestnut Street By Stan ford Hose Co
A fast spreading blaze in high vats threatened garages and houses on Chestnut street yesterday afternoon until Stanford Hose Co firemen controlled it. The fire, started by a boy burning trash, spread rapidly and required a booster line and two Indian tanks. No injuries reported. Fire responders also tackled smaller fires on East South and East Wayne streets and assisted at Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut Street
Stanford Hose Co
Eist
East South Street
East Wayne Street
Jack Downey
Columbus
Garland
Spring Creek
Warren
Girl 16 Killed in Butler Crash Injures Five Others
Five people were injured in a two car crash on West Sunbury Road four miles north of Butler. The collision killed 18-year-old Carolee Campbell of West Sunbury. All five injured were reported in fair condition at Butler County Memorial Hospital yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
West Sunbury
Butler County Memorial Hospital
West Sunbury Road
Carolee Campbell
Mother-Daughter Banquet Set for May Seventh
The article notes church members received letters from other churches and announces the upcoming annual Mother-Daughter Banquet on May 7th, highlighting a church family event and interchurch connections.
Soviet Nuke Ban Propaganda Seen Softened
Reports from Washington say the Soviet Union may have softened the propaganda impact of its Monday nuclear test suspension. Officials note loopholes in the declaration and a tempered world opinion shift, while Eisenhower calls the move a gimmick and the United States stresses its own test plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whomouiun Wm
Washington
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
United States
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet and US clash over nuclear test series timing
The United States noted that the Soviet Union had just completed a series of tests before a Gromyko statement, and emphasized that in normal research the USSR would not conduct another series for months or a year, signaling a disagreement on test timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bummer
United States
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Continuing Of Kinzua Dam Draws Federal Action
A report proposes that work proceed on the Kinzua dam project and forwards to the Chief of Engineers. Congress has allocated one million dollars for initial construction. Last month the Senecas were denied a federal injunction to halt the dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swullheusrom
Chief of Engineers
Congress
Kinzus Dam
Kinga Dam
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