Wedding of Miss Mary Janelle Spiesman and John Kelsey
Rev Cyril Cooper officiated at the July 27 wedding at St Thomas the Apostle Church. The bride, daughter of Mrs Paul Spiesman, wore Chantilly lace with seed pearl details and a lace cabbage rose headpiece, carrying white roses. Attendants included maid Jayne Pedensky and bridesmaid Mrs Charles Spiesman in Nile green lace, while groom’s brother James Kelsey was best man. A reception for 200 followed at the VFW Post home with music by Allan Hasbrouck and The Goldentones. The couple, who left for a western New York trip in a linen dress and coat ensemble, will reside in Wesleyville.
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Cyril Cooper
Mary Janelle Spiesman
John Thomas Kelsey
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Paul Franz Spiesman
West
Washington Street
Kelsey
Traffon S. Kelsey
Random Road
Harry Pike
Mother Mary
Blanchard
Richard Muckinhaupt
Mendelssohn
Charles J. Spielman
Jayne Pedensky
Charles J. Spiesman
James D. Kelsey
Larry Miller
Marvin Akerly
Venice
VFW
Allan Hasbrouck
the Goldentones
Raymond Sandburg
J. Raymond Spiesman
Kay Kelsey
Erie
Oil City
Jamestown
North East
Pittsburgh
Spartansburg
Detroit
Wesleyville
Buffalo
New York State
Corry Area
Edinboro
CAHS
United States Air Force
General Electric
Bea
Chautauqua Week Shows Free Sunday Services and Opera
Sunday August 4 features no gate fee for the 10 45 a m Service of Worship and 8 p m Sacred Song Service by the Chautauqua Choir conducted by W William Wagner with Robert W Woodside at the organ. The program includes scenes from the life of Christ with hymns anthems carols and spirituals. Subsequent days offer lectures photography travel and operatic performances including Floyd Susannah by Chautauqua Opera Association and a joint recital with Heather Thomson and Perry Price at Norton Memorial Hall Amphitheater.
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Chautauqua Choir
W. William Wagner
Robert W. Woodside
Christ
Woman's Club
Peace Corps
Juliet S. Blanchard
Hall of Philosophy
Susannah
Floyd
Chautauqua Opera Association
Norton Memorial Hall
Heather Thomson
Perry Price
R. G. Schulke
Smith-Wilkes Hall
Chautauqua
CLSC
Logan
Rey
Anthropologist Montagu to Speak Daily at Chautauqua
Anthropologist Ashley Montagu will speak daily August 5 to 9 at 10 45 a m in the Chautauqua Amphitheater on The Human Condition with daily subtitled topics. He has written over 30 books on anthropology race and social biology and is known for titles such as The Natural Superiority of Women and Man's Most Dangerous Myth The Fallacy of Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Montagu
Chautauqua Amphitheater
Reunions Highlight Frank Gates Descendants gather for 12th annual reunion
The 12th annual Frank Gates descendants reunion met Sunday at the Columbus home of Mr and Mrs Melvin Messenger with 28 relatives attending and a 7 pm picnic. Officers elected: Harold Messenger president Neil Gates vice president Beverly Tripp secretary Elmer Tripp treasurer. The next reunion is planned for the second Sunday in August at the home of Neil and Mrs Gates 512 Concord street. Attendees came from Buffalo North Clymer NY Spring Creek Corry Columbus Pa and Placerville Calif. Also noted the Seth Halfast family reunion at Mead Park with 29 members and the Charles Nichols family reunion at Mead Park with 80 attendees. Next year’s hosts will be Robert Nichols hosts for the Nichols gathering. Out-of-town guests included from Erie Union City Jamestown NY Savannah Ga Virginia and Ohio.
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Frank Gates
Columbus
Melvin Messenger
Harold Messenger
Neil Gates
Beverly ‘Tripp
Elmer Tripp
Concord Street
Buffalo
North Clymer
N. Y
Spring Creek
Corry
Placerville
Calif
Seth
Mead Park
Charles Nichols
Robert Nichols
Richard Smith
Donald Nichols
Merle Nichols
Helen Rogers
Jackie Nichols
Robert J. Nichols
Erie
Union City
Jamestown
N.Y
Savannah
Virginia
Ohio
Four Generations Of Robbins Family Reunion Observed
Four generations of the Robbins family gathered at the Robbins reunion at the home of Manley Robbins Jr. in Whitney Run road R D 1. The event honored John Robbins on his third birthday with 17 family members in attendance. Absent were Manley Robbins of Chicago and Spec 4 Daniel J Mc Michael serving in South Vietnam. Manley Robbins Sr. presided, with Mrs Manley Robbins Jr. as secretary and Manley Robbins Jr. as treasurer.
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Robbins
Manley Robbins Jr
Whitney Runroad, R. D. 1
John Robbins
Ernest
Marcelaine) Buetikofer
Daniel McMichael
Manley Robbins
Chicago, IL
Spec
Daniel J. McMichael
United States Army
South Vietnam
Manley Robbins Sr
Local Gleanings Note Vacation Visits and Socials
Ogden families visit relatives in Columbus and Ohio, with Lindsleys in town and extended kin from East Park Place and South Viet Nam era connections. Harbor Half Ladies Aid hosts a picnic at Mead Park. upcoming meetings and community events noted along with a horse show and Olympic interpreter Linda Anthony's departure. Also brief society items and a calendar tip on dieting and a Euripides quote.
Hunters Point Boys Club leases vacant block for $1 daily
In San Francisco the Hunters Point Boys Club turned a development delay into profit by leasing a vacant block for $1 a day. The space will host a parking lot until a $12 million apartment skyscraper can begin, netting the youths about $6,000 so far with more to come.
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San Francisco
Hunters Point
Two Jesuit Priests Leave Priesthood Marry
Buffalo reports Rev. Charles J. Kerrigan 44 of Canisius College married June 14 to Buffalo woman Mary Steffan 31. Rev. Charles J. Donahue 34 formerly of Geneva and religious studies instructor last year reportedly married a Rochester woman, name not identified.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Canisius College
Buffalo Evening News
Charles J. Kerrigan
Mary Steffan
Charles J. Donahue
Geneva
Rochester
Local developers face delays in plans and financing
Reports indicate developers are experiencing planning and financing delays while earning about $125 daily, with car pricing noted at 75 cents per vehicle.
Women of the Moose Chapter Night Observed
The Women of the Moose held chapter night at the Moose Lodge with Mrs. Robert Markle in charge. Enrollment was held and plans for the annual picnic were discussed. Final outdoor event arrangements will be set August 1st. Mrs. Markle attended the state convention September 19 through 22 at the Holiday Inn in Washington Pa. Attendance award went to Mrs. Charles Henry and special award to Mrs. Lawrence Crawford. Refreshments featured an orchid and white table setting with flowers and candles.
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The
Moose
Moose Lodge
Robert Markle
Markle
Holiday Inn
Washington
Charles Henry
Lawrence Crawford
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John T. Kelsey
Sawyer Studio
Ington Arthur
Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra
Walter Hendl
Arthur Fiedler
Ozan
Marsh
Chautauqua Art Center
Ron Colgrove
Chautauqua Art Association
Bird Tree
Hotel Athenaeum
Art Association
Ron Cosgrove
CAA
Neil Simon
Chautauqua Repertory Theater
Lewis and Clark
Oregon
Thayer Soule
Woman’s Club
Helen M. Overs
Margaret Miller Newman
Hall of Christ
Mozart
Norton Memorial
Hall
Chautauqua Dance Company
Statia Sublette
Bestor Plaza
Uel
Revington Arthur
New York
Mobile American
Universal ¢. Credit Corp
Society Editor
Melbourne
anti-Cancer Council
Victoria
Lee D. Alexander
Joseph Farren
Samuel James Robbins
Samuel Lee Robbins
McMichael
Birdie
Richard G. Lindsley
Cameron
Lisa
Libby
Ogden
Utah
Mr. Lindsley
Leon Lindsley
East Park Place
William Gumbleton
Robert Galbreath
South Viet
Bill Sproveri
Tony Sproveri
East Irving Street
Danny Lloyd
John Lloyd
Shady Avenue
Bill
Vietnam
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Fred Lindstrom
Oscar Vance
Harbor Half Community House
Boney
Sue
Clifford Holcomb
East Smith Street
Albert
Edith) Fox
Indiana
No-Bar Riding Club
Youngsville Fair
Youngsville
Linda Anthony
Cleveland
Mexico City
Mexico
Kent State University
Kent
Carl Anthony
Oakley Avenue
Robert Wotus
Pat
Patty
West Washington Street
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Illinois
Wisconsin
Euripides
Frigidaire
Barney
South Center
WOTM
Hscount
Corny
TE Petroleum
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