Corry Couple Announce Beatrice Culver Engagement
Mr and Mrs George Culver of Erie announce Beatrice Culver engagement to William Charles Ross son of Ray Ross and the late Esther Ross at Union City No definite wedding date set but planned for early summer Culver attends Union Mill Creek High School Ness attends Corry Jillier High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
George Culver
Erie
Beatrice
Willian Charles Ross
Ray Ross
Union City
Esther Ross
Mier Culver
Uy Une Mill Creek High School
Ness
Corry dJillier High School
Silverman-Pitt Marriage Announced
Mr and Mrs D J Pi West Washington street announce the marriage of their daughter Zoe in Daniel Silverman. The ceremony occurred several weeks ago and the couple reside in Miami Florida at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverman-Pitt
D. J. Pi
West Washington Street
Zoe
Daniel Silverman
Marriage at Oil City Unites Lucille Pitt and Elner Lord
Lucille M Pitt 28 daughter of the late Bertha M Chapman wed Elner T Lord son of Maude Lord on Saturday in Oil City. The ceremony was performed by Alderman William Peters with Mr and Mrs on Spring Creek attending.
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Oil City
Lucille M. Pitt
Souls Center Stress
Bertha M. Chapman
Elner TE. Lord
Park Sitet
Maude Lord
Ou City
Wiliam Peters
OL City
Spring Creek
Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Mary Pike
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Pike was tendered at the TAL of M. hall on South Center Street. Dancing, refreshments including salad, pickles and cake, were enjoyed by guests, with a pleasant evening and warm wishes for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary Pie
M. Hall
South Center Street
Pike
Dinner Honored Amy Parker At Citizens Bank Affair
Directors and staff of the Citizens National Bank hosted a Saturday dinner at Hotel Corry in honor of Amy W. Parker on her anniversary with the bank. The event, arranged by Sam J. Irvine, featured remarks from Parker and presentations of a special bank benefit. Local attendees included bank officers, employees, and numerous area residents with social visits continuing into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Parker
Citizens National Bank
Hotel Corry
Amy W. Parker
Sam J. Irvine
Aero Supply Mfg.Co. Inc
Glenn Donaldson
Citizens Bank
Parker
Trvine
V F W Post Officers Installed At Archiv W Thompson Post 264
V F W Archiv W Thompson Post 264 installed officers Friday evening led by Post Commander Dr Merle Amy. Inducted were William H May commander Charles P Keating senior vice commander Harold G Craig junior vice commander Cassing Sents adjutant Fred C Hannan quartermaster Dr Merle Amy Surgeon Walter H Scott sergeant at arms Ted Feeney chaplain W Eugene Sethmen historian Glarence Coons sergeant-at-arms Maurice Porter Burd. Five delegates and alternates to county council were chosen. A buffet lunch followed for a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archiv
W.thompson
Merle Amy
Veterans of Foreign Wars Oog
William H. May
Charles P. Keating
Harold G. Craig
Cassing Sents
Fred C. Hannan
Walter H. Scott
Ted Feeney
W. Eugene Sethmen
Histori
Glarence Coons
Maurice Porter
V.fw
County
Cotmeil
Mrs Bachomer Given Honor At East Congress Shower
Mrs Raymond Bachomer was the honored guest at a shower party hosted by Mrs Denver Phillips on East Congress street Friday evening. Ten guests enjoyed games and contests as a centerpiece of gifts adorned with blue tapers. The hostess served an appetizing roast beef, waters, rolls, cake and coffee to her guests. Mrs Buchafnel received many very nice gifts from friends.
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Mecray
Fjiy Methodist
Sally
Exie
McCray
Ollock
Corry
Watishuri
Union City
Centerville
Elgin Chuirches
Joe McCray
Charles Roswin
Janet Wysel
Jesus
Edwin Avniltage
Elgin
Dorothy Ann Bennett
Dorothy Danielson
Jack
Opal Triskel
Pheodore Vanderhoff
Walter Warner
Meadville
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Galbreath
America
Ralph Meteall
Wabisbure
Dinner Party for Mrs Fred Hoenes in Meadville
Mrs Harry Spicer on North Denver street entertained last evening at her home with a family dinner party in honor of her sister Mrs Fred Hoenes who celebrated her birthday A centerpiece of roses with white tapers and a yellow and white cake highlighted the event Mrs Hoenes received many gifts A social hour followed Mrs Rose Flick of Marion street visited Meadville for the weekend with her son Ralph and family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hoenes
Harry Spicer
Denver
Hoenes
Rose Flick
Marion Street
Meadville
Ralph
Consistory Reunion Opens at Erie with Vesper Service
The Erie Consistory spring reunion opened with a vesper service at the Thuseh of the Covenant in Lindsay Hall. The 45 member Scottish Rite choir, directed by William Brong, performed as Dr. Muellyat Lichltted spoke on “The Task The Lies Ahead.” About 133 Scottish Rite members and others will renew degree work, with attendees from Corry and Erie.
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Erie
Columbia Theatre
O'Elace
Lindsay
William ©. Brong
Dy. Muellyat
United States
Boston
Mayon
Indies
Corry
Local Girl Wed in Vancouver Wa by Justice of the Peace
Miss Dorothy Madison daughter of Mrs Minnie Madison and the late Howard Madison united in marriage with Pfe John J Butcher son of Mrs Susan Butcher at Vancouver Washington April 1st. The bride wore a voile gown with navy accessories and lilies of the valley and pink rose. Mrs Katherine Carter was matron of honor in a navy suit. Sgt Howard Wilcox was best man. A reception for 25 guests followed at the Cala Weil home in Portland Oregon. The couple will honeymoon and later join Mr Butcher in California where he is stationed and employed by a Portland retailer.
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Washington
Dorothy Madison
Minnie Madison
Howard Madison
Pfe
John J. Butcher
Susan Butcher
Vancouver
Wasi, April Ltd
Justice of the Peace
Paul Elwell
Katherine Carter
Sgt
Howard Wilcox
Doyle Cala~ Weil
Portland
Ore
Bet ty Jane Colburn Engaged to Pvt Paul Evans
Mrs Florence Golburh of 58 Weel Frederick street announces the engagement of her daughter Betty Jane to Pvt Paul W Evans son of Mr and Mrs David Evans of Philadelphia The wedding is planned for the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Colburn
Florence Golburh
Weel
Frederick Street
Betty Jane
Paul W. Evans
David Evens
Introduction of a newborn at Corry Hospital
A baby boy named Gon was born last evening at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ar Ahur Alexander of 1124 First Avenue. The birth was announced by the family with details of the new arrival.
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Ar= Ahur Alexander
First Avenue
eVeiling
The
Corry Hospital
Amici Bible Class Party Draws Good Attendance
The Amici Bible Class of United Brethren Church met Friday evening at Mrs. Fred Wardes home on North Center Street with 19 members present. Devotions were led by Mrs. Wardes and president Mrs. Lyn Campbell. A social period followed with refreshments served by Mrs. Wardus, assisted by others. The next meeting is planned for May with the location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amici
Amici Bible Class
United Brethren Cliurch
Fred Wardes
North Center Street
Wardes
Lyn Campbell
Wardus
Hugh Mosier
Elgin Girls Form 4-H Club Saturday
Elgin girls formed a 4-H club Saturday at the home of Mrs. Kearney Welmore. Officers: President John McCray, vice president Burban Prov tal, secretary Betty Armitage, Jim Jearer, Mary Procter. Leaders Judy and Arlene Smith. news reporter JoAnn Bridges. Other members present included Marilyn Proper, Wanda Aldrich, Betty Babcock, Mia Rachel Hoxtu county leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vise Garis
Mapin
Mia
Rachel Hoxtu
Worldwide Services for Roosevelt Mark Quiet Morning
The article describes funeral rites for Franklin D. Roosevelt with a 21 gun salute and a calm Hudson River setting. Gunfire opened the ceremonies minutes before 10 a.m., while birds chorused in the trees around the Roosevelt estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Roosevelt Estate
Hudson River
Krum Elbow
Roosevelt burial scene at Hyde Park grave site
The text recounts Mrs. Roosevelt and family at the grave as a formal procession marks the burial of President Roosevelt. Military leaders, congressional delegations, and dignitaries attend the service. Cadets fire a volley, the casket is lowered, and Mrs. Roosevelt is later described leaving the graveside.
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Roosevelt
West Pol
Opel Sondolejees
Csi Net
Supreme Court
Congress
George W. Anthey
St. James Episcopal Church
Hyde Park
West Puiit
Elliott
Han Yi
Mb's
Hudson Valley
Now Yorke Chaohinatt Rosia Selea ys
A noisy fragment from a historical page mentions Yorke Chaohinatt Rosia in a setting surrounding St. Louis and a Yorke surname. The readable text is garbled with unusual spellings and place names, yielding limited verifiable details.
Ad iij Pre 2 final rey h ora Sra
I see fragmented text referencing a pre final stage and a person or entity abbreviated as Sra. The readable parts point to an upcoming event or item labeled pre final with possible names or initials. No clear dates, places, or organizations are discernible to specify a full factual card.
Fragments Hint at Names and Places in Local Note
A garbled OCR fragment hints at names such as Walker Lanier and Ho tons Li a iH and mentions two women and a street or place. The readable bits are sparse, offering no clear event, date, or action to anchor a full news notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Walker
Lanier
Fragmented OCR Summary Remains Obscure
The readable text is garbled with repeated fragments and lacks clear names, dates, places, or events. Unable to determine a coherent story or identify entities beyond generic terms.
Fragmented Local Card Sketches Shape and Hint at Event
Readable fragments show a misread line about an H shaped red 80 new gear and a vague hint of a hit by something or someone. Missing names, places, dates, and concrete details prevent clear identification of event or parties involved.
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Sons OF the Pioneers
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Miss Mary Pike
Helen
Society
Sue
Princis G. Whitemai
First Baptist Church
Cuba
Elmer Einyard
Hamisbure
M. H. Reynolds
Vestin King
Lottsville Sun— City
Walter H. Scobtles
Clever
James Midlnnes
Jamestown
Jobrt H. McGracken
West Congress Street
Cassius Alexander
Sidney Elston
Martha
Sidney
Cassius Elston
Gonneaut
Ohio
Clinton F. Pugh
Apopka
Florida
Pugh
Alexander
Harriett Colegrove
Hot Springs
D.C. Smiley
Smiley
W. J Gibson
William Armitage
William Scott
W. D. Nichols
Harriett May
Spartansburg
Ralph Nichols
Charles I
R. D
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Frank Webling
Lois Meei
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Louie Schender
Zella
Leary Holt
Gast South Street
Harris Watrous
Columbus
Dominic Falcone
West
Pleasant Street
Wareren
Falcone
Harold Covber
E. J. Wright
Ernest
Souith Cente Street
Wright
James Smith
West Pleasant Street
West- Held
E. K. Hauenstein
East Bond Street
James
Jim
George Saxton
Sidney Saxton
Frantlin
Wid
Harry Coe
Havier- Stuck
Leon White
West Columbus
Sverine
F. O. Saxton
Louise Nason
Spring” Street
Titusville
Harriette Sowell
Bernard Greehe
Tanty
W. Brooks
West Church Street
Charles Tubbs
Johm
Park Street
Ida Watrons
Columbis
John Gregor
Ragnar Carlson
GN. Roberts
South Second Avenue
Findley Lake
Harry Roberts
Joan Shisher
Exle
Walter Dedeab
Ridge Street
Sherman
Rollin Smith
Eric
Pendleton Brown
T. T. Lillie
Robert Me— Oustin
Maxine Vandir— Jynd
Nori Genter Strent
Sugar Grove
Guy Vanderholf
Andi
Angelo Leber
Childra Angelo
Anna Mastic
Aid McKeesport
John Potocki
George Watson
Ronald
E. K. Huuenstein
Lee Lillie
West Plessuilt
Donald M. Sears
Fort McClellan
Ala
Ula Sears
Mir
Louis Sears
East Loutis Street
John Clark
Charles Clark
Camp Wheeler
Russell Clark
Clark
Bort
Ord
Calif
Raymond Drake
Tryonville
O. A. Johnson
Shirley Dickinson
Fred ‘Taylor
Greenville
Tayor
Cyrus Reinhau
Alton Hinman
Cony
Carl Hinman
Maple Avenue
Camp Upton
N. Y
Ant
E. M. Cauley
Pittsburgh
Tyle Saxton
Theresa Road
Barbara Rich
B. J. Roach
East Main
Charles Rich
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Harrisburg
Hotel Cory
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Donald
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Chapin
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Musui
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Ane
Oll Voisel Wetlie
Pmn
U.S. P
Air Mail
Ana
Craomulsion
Unguentine
Witch Hazel
Biean Ainea
Jan
Tol
Elton
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