Goldfinch Reunion Held at Mead Park in 36th Meeting
The Goldfinch family met at Mead Park on Saturday for the 36th reunion with about 20 attendees. A chicken and baled ham dinner was served at the hillside pavilion. new officers were Frank McCurdy president Rue Graves vice president Ruth Skinner treasurer and Archie Goldfinch secretary. Several family members from Corry Panama Lakeview and Youngstown attended. The group planned to return to Mead Park for the 37th reunion next July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfinch
Mead Park
Hillside Pavilion
Ruth Skinner
Rex Phelps
Jesus
America
Frank McCurdy
Lakeview
Rue Graves
Panama
Ruth ‘Skinner
Archie Goldfinch
Corry
Birthday party honors Mrs. Emil Samee of Westfield
Mrs. Emil Samee, 74, is celebrated at a birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Same of Harborcreek. Relatives and friends from Corry, Union City, Mayville, Buffalo, and Erie attended a picnic dinner and gifts were presented. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Buell, Mrs. Ronny Akam, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crawford, and many others from local towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Samee
Joseph Same
Harborcreek
Westfield
Corry
Samee
Stanley Buell
Sor
Ronny Akam
Samec
Marriage Of Miss Mokwa To Robert Simecheck At St Beairice
The ceremony honored Miss Theresa Mokwa daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Mokwa and Robert Simecheck son of Mrs Caherine Simecheck at St Beairice Church Erle Saturday at 10 am. Rev Francis Schlind Wel n officiated as the couple exchanged vows in an Iris decorated church with bridesmaids Miss Edith Mokwa and Miss Shirley Simecheck. The couple plans a honeymoon in California Texas and Florida before settling in Cambridge Springs.
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Beairice
Erle
Theresa Mokwa
Joseph Mokwa
R. D
Robert Simeheck
Caherine Simeheck
Cambridge Springs
Francis Schlind. Weln
Wanitar
Edith Moliwa
Shirley Simoheck
St. Boniface's Hall
California
Texas
Florida
Simcheck
Carter Him School
Crystal Lunch
Howard Family Holds First Reunion at Mead Park
The Howard family held its first reunion Sunday at Mead Park with a 2 o'clock dinner. Attendees from out of town included Milford Robbins and family, Robert Howard and family, Sandra Shaffer from Niagara Falls, Andrew Lucks and family, Charles Thomas and son, Joseph Rutsky and family, Floyd Robbins and children of Pittsfield, Gene Gruber of Lander, Roy Hamilton and son, Frank Howard of Bear Lake, Walter Amy and Betty Long of Fredonia, Frank Rutaky and daughter of Bria, George Ross of Spring Creek, Betty Marckel and daughter of Detroit, and Fred Howard of Corry. Prizes were awarded for games. The next gathering will be at the Robert Howard farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Mead Park
Milford Robbins
Familly
Robert Howard
Sandra Shaffer
Niagara Falls
Andrew Lucks
Charles ‘Thomas
Warren
Joseph Rutsky
Floyd Robbins
Pittsfield
Gene Gruber
Lander
Roy Hamilton
Frank Howard
Bear Lake
Walter Amy
Betty Long
Fredonia
Frank Rutaky
Brie
George Ross
Spring Creek
Betty Marckel
Detroit
Fred Howard
Corry
Third Birthday Party Honors Larry Green
Mrs. George Green of Snyder Circle hosted a Mead Park party for her son Larry’s third birthday. Sixteen young friends attended from 12:20 to 3 p.m. They brought toys and gifts and enjoyed park amusements. Party favors included paper hats and candy with birthday cake ice cream and Kool-Aid. Helpers included Mrs Rodney Post Mrs Clyde Hullhan Mrs Robert Eddy Mrs Max Bemis and Mrs Ethel Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Green
Snyder Circle
Mead Park
Larry
Green
Rodney Post
Clyde Hullhan
Robert Eddy
Max Bemis
Ethel Green
BPW Club Picnic At The Gates Cottage
Mrs. Charles Thompson entertained the Business and Professions Women's Club last evening at The Gates cottage beside Canadohta Lake. Attendees enjoyed a picnic supper boaring, singing and piano selections. Guests included Mrs. Ronald Zeaman and Miss Linda Tarbell. A second picture is planned at Mrs. Bertha Dorwin's home on Meaday Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Charles Thompson
Business and Professions Women's Club
Cansdohta Lake
Ronald Zeaman
Linda Tarbell
Bertha Dorwin
Meaday
Martha Circle Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Martha Circle of the Women’s Society of Christish Service met at Mrs. Carl Stump’s East South Street home with 15 members. Devotions by Mrs. Paul Meerdink themed The Life of Martha. a white elephant sale raised 12 dollars for the circle treasury. next meeting planned for August 6 due to Babar Day holiday. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Brump and Mrs. Bertha Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Carl Stump
Woman's Society of Christish
First Methodist Church
South Street
Paul Meerdink
Circle Treasury
Brump
Bertha Warner
Piccirillo Family Reunion Held at Oakview Park
Members of the Piccirillo family gathered Sunday at Oakview Park near Warren for their annual reunion. A picnic dinner was served and games with prizes entertained attendees in the afternoon. Plans were made to meet again in August at the same location with attendees from Warren Johnsonburg Olean and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccirillo
Warren
Piecirillo
Oakview Park
Domini Piecirillo
Lena Pio Dirillo
Ari Birs
Michael Pic
Airillo
Johnware
Eric
Irvin
Johnsonburg
Olean
Tidbute
BL Marys
Florida
Dunn Family Reunion Held At Findley Lake
The Dunn family reunion met at the Auer cottage in Findley Lake on Saturday. Paul Dunn was president and the officers re elected for 1955 were Lucy Cederburg secretary and Albert Sopher treasurer. Next reunion set for July 80 at the Paul Auer cottage on Lake Erie. Attendees came from Philadelphia Cedersburg Durry Oil City Grove City Saux Titusville and Frendota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Auer
Findley Lake
Paul Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Lucy Cederburg
Albert Sopher
Paul Auer
Lake Erie
Inc
Philadelphia
Cedersburg
Durry
Oil City
Grove City
Saux, Pa
Titusville
Fredonta
Births At Corry Memorial Hospital Blakely and Clymer
A son was born early this morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Blakely of 232 West Frederick Street at Corry Memorial Hospital. Another baby boy was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Lyle Fardink of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adquahter
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert
Lyle Fardink
Clymér
Kiwanis Festival Profit Report At Hotel Corry
A Kiwanis Summer Festival financial report showed a profit over 300 dollars. General chairman Howard Hutzelman said funds will aid underprivileged children. Guests included Capt. Albert Milley Michael Evanoff and Milton Bryant. Transport will be provided for the physically handicapped to a Canadoota Lake picnic tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Corry
Howard Hutzelman
Kiwanis Club
Albert Milley
Thorold
Ontario
Michael Evanoff
Erie
Milton Bryant
Baltimore
Post Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Martin Krause
Mrs Martin Krause of Wattaburg formerly Martha Preble was feted at a shower by Mrs Robert Wotus of West Washington street with assistance from Mrs August DeMourt. A skating party preceded refreshments at the Watus home where Lenore Ratt hoff and Julia Ficcardi won door prizes. Other attendees included Mrs Hand, Mrs Hurlbut, Mrs Wise and Mrs Rodney Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Krause
Wattaburg
Martha Preble
Robert Wotus
West Washington Street
August DeMourt
Watus
Misa Lenore Ratthoff
Wattsburg
Julia Ficcardi
Minnis Mary
Rita Hand
Mra
Richard Hurlbut
Frank Wise
Rodney Post
Dingfelder Reunion Brings 64 Relatives Together at Mead Park
The Dingfelder family held its 25th annual reunion at Mead Park with 64 members present. President Russell Dingfelder led a business meeting and officers were elected: Charles Swan as president, Gerald Barber as vice president, Mrs. Vernon Humphrey as secretary treasurer. The youngest prize went to the son of Mr and Mrs Norman Haner and Will Dingfelder was the oldest attendee. Ice cream cake and coffee were served as members from Erle Youngsville Mayville North East Union City Rochester Corry and nearby areas joined in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingfelder
Mead Park
Vernon Humphrey
Ray Dingfelder
Donald Walters
Russell Dingfelder
Charles Swan
Gerald Barber
Mia
Quentin McCray
Mian
Laurie Gibson
Norman Haner
Will Dingfelder
Erle
Youngsville
Mayville
North Mast
Union City
Rochester
Corry
Red composers Shostakovich Khachaturian named People’s Artists
The Soviet Union awards its top honor People’s Artist to Dmitri Shostakovich and Aram Khachaturian. The two renowned composers, often critics of state policy, receive the esteemed title marking a high point in Soviet cultural recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REDS
Moscow
Soviet Union
Dmitri Shostakovitch
Aram Khatcha
Man Sues Los Angeles Country Club Over Golf Ball Nuisance
Edward Myers sues Hillcrest Country Club for 8000 dollars claiming golf balls from the course strike his property daily. He says the constant daylight bombardment forces his children aged 4 and 2 to attend nursery school and prevents use of his backyard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Edward
Myers
Hillcrest Country Club
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Cosero
Lesley Selander
Don Martin
Scotland Yard
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Lewic
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Youngstown
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Fred VenCise
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R. Graham
Jenner
Lister
North Center Street
Charles Weaver
Virginia
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Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Helen Johnson
Bert Williams
David Klinger
Fort. George Meade
John Gilmore
Seneca Street
Cpl
Klinger
Donald McCafferty
N. J. McCafferty
Mead Avenue
Rober Moore
Linda
Sidney B. Histon
Hopkins
Marlon Wheeler
Michael
Frank Schrader
East South Street
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Meadville
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Skinner
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Carl Riggalls
Sandra Cochran
East Frederick Street
Hebron
Ind
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Phyllis
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Robert Stoddard
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Simeheck
Larry Green
Helen
Kiwanis Meeting
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RCA Victor
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