Open House To Honor Mr and Mrs Cobb 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Stephen Cobb of East Branch will mark their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with an open house at their home on Easter Sunday from 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM. Hosts are Harold and Max Cobb and Mrs Harold Cobb. Relatives and friends are invited. Mrs Cobb is Edith Shellhouse of Tionesta.
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Cobb
Stephen Cobb
East Branch
Harold
Max Cobb
Harold Cobb
Edith Shellhouse
Tionesta
G. M. Walker
Baptist Church
Amici Bible Class Meets Saturday Night At Patterson Home
Twenty five members and guests attended the Amici Bible Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church at the East Ving Street home of Mr and Mrs Charles Patterson. Mrs Stella Reagle gave the devotion on Prayer. Plans were made to entertain the church choir after the April 20 rehearsal and future hosts were announced for May 13.
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Amici
Evangelical United Brethren Church
East Ving Street
Charles Patterson
Stella Reagle
William Armitage, Sr
G.T. Bergman
Bergman
Thomas Reed
Glenn Davis
Harold Randall
Corry Bridge Players Attend Jamestown Tournament
Corry residents from the local du piicate bridge group joined a Jamestown tournament yesterday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. Boag Dr. and Mrs. E. Harmon Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bartholme Mr. and Mrs. Norman Neckers Mrs. James Hughes Walter H. Scott and Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley. Erie winners were J. C. Thompson Mrs. Sam Mason Mrs. Helen Camp and Gayle Patton who have appeared in local events before.
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J. C. ‘Thompson
Sam Mason
Helen Camp
Gayle Patton
Gustafsons Entertain Eight At Pittsfield Inn Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Gustafson hosted eight guests Saturday at the Pittsfield Inn. After dinner guests moved to the Gustafson home on East Frederick Street where cards provided the entertainment. Mrs. Richard Bachemer and Mrs. Gerald Staples won awards for the play. Mr. and Mrs Staples will host again in two weeks.
Housewarming Party Honors Baccus at East Main Street
Mr and Mrs W Baccus of 512 East Main street were honored Saturday evening at an eight o clock housewarming party attended by 25 relatives. Guests enjoyed visiting music and cards with refreshments of decorated omkes ice cream and coffee. The honored couple received a purse of money to purchase household items. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Sam Messenger and family and Mr and Mrs Glenn Bailey and family of Clymer.
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Donald Dickinson
Clymer Abbe Reformed Church
Carolyn May TeCulver
Edgar TeCulver
Clymer
Donald ©. Dickinson
Derby Dickinson
West Waynestreet
John Muller
Garlyle Neckers
Mary Ann Stolk
Findley Lake
Bertha
W. Baccus
East Main Street
Wes
Sam Messenger
Glenn Bailey
Clymer Iyeré
Payne couple welcome daughter in Sidney residence
Mr and Mrs William Payne of Sidney announce the birth of a daughter at Sidney Hospital on Saturday evening the mother being the former Muriah Bennett of this city. A baby boy was also born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller of R D 2 Clymer at Corry Hospital in the early hours of Sunday morning.
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William Payne
Sidney, N
Sidney Hospital
Payne
Muriah Bennett
His
City
Herbert Miller
R. D
Clymer
Corry ‘Hospital
Holy Name Society To Meet Tuesday at St Edward's Hall
The Holy Name Society will meet Tuesday at 7 PM in St Edward's Hall. All men from St Elizabeth's and St Thomas' Churches are urged to attend. The session opens with a rosary re seating followed by a 40 minute Colored film on the manufacturing of steel. George Taylor and the presidency will preside at the business meeting.
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St. Edward’s Hall
St. Elizabeth’s
St. Thomas
Shawn
George Taylor
Birthday Party Honors Norman Scholton at Home
Norman in0itan Jr was honored at a birthday party Saturday evening at the Scholton home 113 Lemon Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs Raymond Tanner and Mr and Mrs Leon Shumsky, Ronny Jenks, Richard Latimore, and Ise Johnson. An evening of cards and visiting followed with salad, sandwiches, relishes, birthday cake, coffee and tea. John Flanigan and wife returned to their Findley Lake summer cottage after wintering in Florida.
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Lemon Street
Raymond Tanner
Leon Shumsky
This City
Ronny Jenks
Richard Latimore
Lakewood
Ise Johnson
Fredonia
John Flanigan
Findley Lake
Florida
Holy City concert by 40 member Oratorio Choir at First Methodist
A large crowd heard The Holy City by A R Gaul performed by forty voices of The Oratorio Choir at the First Methodist Church yesterday afternoon directed by HL Lynn Rice. Soloists included Miss Barbara Roberts and Charles Lyons with alto and bass sections featured, and a partial wire recording was made of the program. The work marked the choir’s first presentation since reorganizing after previous years of Handel Messiah concerts at Christmas.
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the Holy City
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the Fist Methodish Church
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Rice
Phys Hill
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Norris May
Janice Johnston
Brown
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Forrestal in satisfactory condition at Bethesda
Former Secretary of Defense James Forrestal was reported in satisfactory condition today at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland. Hospital officials said he was resting comfortably after a week as a patient and undergoing routine checkups.
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James Forrestal
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Forrestal
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