Fragmented OCR notes portend a 1910s local banquet
Disconnected lines mention Opportuni selection and a long at the office. References to Methodist sermons in Rey ton Iowa, brides honored by a club at Hammond, and Mrs mbus among attendees. Names like Elwood Connell, Ayling, Bear Lake appear as visitors or speakers. No clear event, date, or outcome can be established from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyton
Towa
B. Club
Hammond and
Mra
Rea
Mbus
Maude IB
Jamestown Urs
J.C. Lernoon
Emporium
Elwood Connell
Connell
Ayling
Bear Lake
Aries Melist
Donelker
Rence
Willian Lor
Slipege
Asburg
Clymer Church Outdoor Easter Lilies For Humphrey Picone Nuptials
The wedding of Miss Jan Humphrey and Frank Picone took place at Clymer Methodist Church with a double ring ceremony at 4 pm. Rev. Elmer Armes officiated, music by Mrs. Russell Clark, and Gordon Picone served as best man. The bride wore a satin gown with chantilly lace and a tulle veil, carrying white cymbidium orchids and carnations. The reception followed at Dutch Village Restaurant in Clymer for 110 guests, with guests traveling from Buffalo and nearby towns. The couple will reside in Buffalo where Picone works as a professional musician.
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Ulies
Clymer Methodist Church
Jan‘Humphrey
Frank
Elmer Armes
Russell Clark
Vernon Humphrey
R. D
Charles Picone
Buffalo
N. Y
Sabrina
Angelo Calles
Mr. Picone
James Picone
al Robertson
Humphrey
Cecil Humphrey
Walter Dingfelder
Clymer
Dale Eaton
Carol Maxero
Nancy Fascerella
Great Valley
Findley Like
Himira
Dunkirk
North East
Drie and
Waltsburs
New York City
Picone
Clymer Central School
Sandard Electronics
Hutchinson High School
Local residents plan Easter visits and trips
Birdie Tells Us notes Misa Ruth Dahlstrand of 17 East Main street will leave tomorrow to spend Easter with her sister Mrs J H Lyons in Cattaraugus NY. Guests at 242 West Smith street include Mr and Mrs Lee Roy Humes and children from Warren Ohio. Grace Darling of Mead avenue left yesterday for a few days with friends in Warren. Recent guests at Mendayeque included Mr and Mrs Charles E Tanner Jr of Tulsa en route to Milford Delaware. Jan, student at Clarion State College, president of Phi Sigma Pi, heard Dr Peter Mennell, British Consulate General.
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Misa Ruth Dahlstrand
East Main Street
J. H. Lyons
Cattaraugus
N. Y
Glenn Humes
West Smith Street
Lee Roy Humes
Robin and
Tammie
Warren
Ohio
Grace Darling
303
Mead Avenue
Penn-Laurel Motel
Harold Drace
Spartan School of Aeronautics
Tulsa
Delaware
Pittsburgh
Alfred van Dresar
Clarion
Jan
Clarion State College
Peter Mennell
James C. King
United States Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Caral Chiricuzio
Easler
Carl Chiricuzio
West Main Street
Eastern Star Card Party To Feature Music
The Eastern Star in the Moose Club ballroom hosts a dessert refreshments card party Monday at 8 p.m. featuring Corry Arga High School Dance Band led by Ronald Rairie. Tickets from members or Superior Cleaners. door prizes and table awards planned. reservations with Mrs. Tracy Whitehead or Mrs. Charles Sultet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smusic
Corruters
Corry Arga
Ronald Rairie
Order of the Eastern Stary
Moose Club
Thomas Hickle
Duard May
Cochairman
Eastern Star
Superior Cleaners
Tracy Whitehead
Charles Sultet
Maxene Oberman
Corry Area Golden Age Club Meets At YMCA
The Corry Area Golden Age Club met yesterday afternoon at the YMCA with 55 members present. Rev. Virgil Endsley led group singing and led devotions with a timely Bible verse explanation. A communication read from Richard Scarpitti noted further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Age Club
Corry Area
YMCA
Virgil Endsley
Richard Scarpitti
Program On Norway Enjoyed By Columbus PTA
Columbus PTA met in Dean Scripp last evening with Richard Anderege as guest speaker sharing slides of Norway and explanatory remarks. Mrs. Michael Sekerak led devotions and group singing with Mrs. Howard Mowers and Mrs. Harold Ayers accompanying. Retiring officers will be renominated and installed at the May meeting, including Mrs. Lowell Fargo as president and Mrs. Miles as treasurer. Miss Bonella Gordon of Corry Area High School will be the next speaker in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Fargo
Mowers
Sekerak
Ronald Miles
Bonella Gordon
Corry Area High School
Harding PTA hears talk on physical fitness by Mrs James Lewis
Mrs James Lewis, PE instructor at Corry Area High School, spoke to Harding School PTA on physical fitness programs and local school success. Guest Harry E Newland outlined park picnic plans for Canadohia Lake Park. New officers were elected led by President Holland Morgan with Ernest Emmons Jr Vice President and Willis Owens Secretary. Next session set for May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arness
James Lewis
Harding School
PTA
Lewis
Corry Area High School
Harry E. Newland
Canadohia Lake Park
Frank McKnight
Holland Morgan
Ernest Emmons Jr
Willis Owens
James Console
Albert Moore
Talk On Public Library Heard By Rotary Club
At the Rotary Club meeting in the Hotel Corry local library trustees Mrs Robert Tunnel Bry Mrs David MacKenzie and Mrs George Gould spoke on library operations and future plans. They cited improved clerical staff and thanked donors. A brief Q&A followed and the Rotary rural urban meeting set for April 23 at Columbus Community Church was announced. Harry Hickle led singing and Rev Walter Thoms gave the invocation. Argentina primate Gardinal Gaggiano urged national unity and justice amid political upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel
Corry
William Peiffer
Peiffer
Rotary
Columbus Community Church
Harry Hickle
William Leaby
Walter ‘Thoms
Wheelock Fellowship Aids Missionaries
Wheelock Community Church women’s missionary fellowship met at Mrs. Endsley’s West Church street home. Group singing and devotions followed by a business session requesting used clothing for Cumberland Mountains missionaries in Maryland. Members may donate via Mrs Endsley or any fellowship member. next meeting May 14 at the Endsley residence.
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Wheelock
Virell Endsey
West Church Street
Endsley
Willace Mick
Camberland Mountains
Maryland
Harold Dougherty
Elgin Church Group Holds Easter Program
A meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service at Elgin Methodist Church featured a film and message on the Symbols of the Cross led by Rev. Lawrence Meneely, readings by Mrs. Meneely and Mrs. Burrows, and a narration of The Lord's Supper by Mrs. Baril with organ by Mrs. McCray. A salad lunch followed in the social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Elgin
Arden Baril
Marvin McCray
Bridge Scores at YMCA Four-Table Howell Session
Tuesday afternoon Duplicate Bridge at the YMCA yielded four tables with an average score of 42. Winners included Mrs. Ted Treat and Mrs. Arthur Treat of Union City with 46, Veo Lindsey and Ted Hubley for Mrs. Morgen Beyberly and Mrs. William Smyers Jr. with 43.5, and a tie at 42 among Mrs. Florence McCray and Mrs. Al Vanssens with Mrs. J. Fred Kinley and Veo Lindsey. Reservations for next week are by Mrs. Louis Morrow. A charity game sponsored by the Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club will be held April 23 at the YMCA to benefit Jogopedies and multiple sclerosis. entry fee is $1.
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YMCA
Ted Treat
Arthur Treat
Union City
Veo Lindsey
Ted Hubley
Morgen Beyberly
William Smyers Jr
Florence McCray
al Vanssens
J. Fred Kinley
Louis Morrow
Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club
Ford Motor Head Named Ford Motor Co President
Arjay Miller, a Nebraskan with a background in finance, was named president of Ford Motor Co succeeding retiring John Dykstra who turns 65 next week. Charles H. Patterson was named executive vice president. Miller, 47, was part of Ford’s original postwar “whiz kids” group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Arjay R. Miller
Ford Motor Co
Miler
John Dykstra
Dykstra
Charles H. Patterson
Ford
Basic
Miller
Air Force
Robert S. McNamara
Washington
Driver’s Load Blocks Toll Gates At New England Thruway
Salvatore Auglierd, a trucker, faced a 14-foot trailer clash with 13-foot gate clearance on the New England Thruway. Police redirected traffic while he sought an alternate route to Stratford for the American Shakespeare Festival opening of Comedy of Errors, ending with a summons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvatore M. Auglierd
Aughera
Stratford, Conn
Costs 18000 To Collect Tax Here At City Office
The report details tax collection costs and commissions across Corry and surrounding districts. It notes an 4 percent commission rate with no minimum, outlines salaries for tax workers including Harriet Myers, and lists tax totals, commissions, and miscellaneous expenses for Corry Carlton, Summit Township, Union City, Wattsburg, and Wayne Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piller
Smith
Harriet Myers
Fuller
Corry
Ae Uie
Carlton W. Smiths
R. Elwin Puller
Summit Township
Marian L. Stevn
Union Township
George Walford
Union City
George J. Michael
Wattsburg
Jane M. Phelps
Wayne Township
Dorothy Lind
Cuban Exiles Refuse Leader’s Resignation in Miami
The Cuban Revolutionary Council blocked Jose Miro Cardona’s resignation, declaring a grave crisis linked to U S policy on anti Castro raids. The group urged unity to accelerate the effort to topple Castro while U S officials signaled support for Cardona to stay. A Washington source cited demands for a U S role in Cuban affairs and funding for an expedition. Also listed are scattered local financial figures for unrelated accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Jose Miro Cardona
Niro
Iébour
Wright
Kennedy
Castro
State Department
Miro
Havana
Washington
U.S
Diivassor
Cuba
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