Gates Family Reunion at Spring Creek Sportsmen Club
The Frank Gates family reunion at Spring Creek Sportsmen's Club featured 55 relatives and one guest, Miss Linda Krupa, sharing a picnic lunch and election of officers including Harold Messenger as president and William Crane as vice president. Posts on committees and afternoon games followed, with next year’s reunion slated for the first Sunday in August. Relatives came from Maple Springs, Jamestown, Harborcreek, Columbus, Spring Creek and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Neil Gates
Spring Creek
Frank Gates
Linda Krupa
Harold Messenger
William Crane
Mark Samiple
Ward Nichols
Duane Aldrich
Lena Sample
Nell Gates
Mabel Gates
Fred Cox
Paul Porter
Maple Springs
Jamestown
N.Y
Harborcreek
Columbus
Corry
McCray Family Reunion Held in Westfield
Vice President Leon McCray led a brief business session at the 20th Warren McCray family reunion in Westfield. Officers elected for the year include Arthur Davis president, Leon McCray vice president, and Ruth Hepler secretary treasurer. A $10 donation was given to Britton Run Cemetery upkeep. Next reunion planned for Mead Park the first Sunday in August with hosts Mrs. Myrtle Ruff and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon McCray
Warren McCray
John Foster
Westfield
Norman Warner
Stoney Fork
Britton Run
Arthur Davis
Ruth Hepler
Mead Park
Myrtle Ruff
Penn Warner
Carl Hepler
Clyde McCray
Phillip McCray
Pleasantville
Raymond McCray
Titusville
Charles McCray
Spartansburg
Donald McCray
Mae Babcock
George Thompson
Fern Warner
Visa Fitch
Corry
Leon McCry
Union City
Carl Hepley
Warren
North East
Albine Larsen
Lawrence Park
Gerald Kelly
Daughters and Sons Born to Local Families This Weekend
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Holthouse of Clymer on Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Anderson of 108 West Columbus Avenue early Sunday at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Holthouse
Clymer
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Anderson
West Columbus Avenue
Area Hose Auxiliary Hosts Special Meet at Fire Hall
The Klein Beaverdam Hose Auxiliary met last evening at the fire hall. The meeting began at 8 30 with four members present. Members discussed the East Erie County Ladies Auxiliary event in Mill Willige and the county meeting planned for October at Waterford. Plans for the upcoming carnival on August 18 to 21 were outlined and a special meeting Wednesday evening with the firemen to discuss carnival plans was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klein-Beaverdam
East Erie
Britton Cemetery Aid Holds Regular Session
Britton Run Cemetery Aid met Saturday at s member s home in Spartansburg with twenty present. A tureen dinner was served at 1 p m followed by a business session led by President Harry Alden. The meeting closed with a prayer by Paul McGray and the September mowing date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britton
Birthday party honors Pamela Keith six at home on Anion Road
Miss Pamela Keith six year old daughter of Clyde and Mrs Keith was guest of honor at a birthday party held yesterday afternoon at their Anion Road home. About fifteen children gathered at 2 o clock for games a wiener roast and desserts of ice cream and candy gifts were given to the honored guest with assistance from Mrs Bert Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MU Samela Keith
Clyde Keith
Anion Road
de Kieth
Keith
Bert Anderson
Hoenes Ball Family Marks Seventh Reunion Picnic
The seventh Hoenes and Ball family reunion gathered at Canndolita Lake with a business meeting electing officers: Mrs Charles Armstrong president, Charles Armstrong vice president, and Mrs L B Ball secretary and treasurer. Picnic dinner, rides, and shuffleboard followed, with Charles Armstrong and L B Tull winning the shuffleboard championship. An annual attendee from Baltimore, Md attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoenes and Ball
Canndolita
Lake Sunday
Charles Armstrong
L. B Ball
L. B Tull
B. B. Ball
Baltinure
Mrs H W Parker Hosts Church Circle Meeting
Mrs H W Parker hosted the First Methodist Church Circle at her West Smith Street home with a 6 30 p m tureen supper and a business session led by Chairman Mrs Hugh Crabbe who announced her resignation due to a move to Florida. Miss Ruth Dahlstrand led devotions on Master Secrets of Prayer and the circle adjourned to meet again in September at an announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wye Ueliwers
Eother
First Methodist Church
West Smith Street
J. W Parker
Hugh Crabbe
Newlyweds Honored At Reception In Erie Area
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Robert Litz of Erle were honored Saturday at a wedding reception in Carling Town Hall. Hosts were Mrs. Litz’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Redding of Harborcreek. The couple, married June 27 at First Baptist Church in Westfield, reside at 453 East 8th Street, Erie. Mrs. Litz, former Linda Redding, is a Gannon College pre medical student. he plans to enroll this fall. Guests from Buffalo Clymer Brocton Reno North East Erie Harborcreek and nearby areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lits
Erle
Carling Town Hall
Lita
Lawrence Redding
Harborcreek
Litz
Linda Redding
Wesley Pierce
Clymer
Janice Way
Judy Law
Janice Evans
Judy Bayle
Ronald Rhodes
Walter DeShazer
Carl Marsh
Milton Way
Lewis Benns
David Dougherty
East 8Th Street
Erie
Buffalo
Clymer and Brocton
N. Y. Reno
North East
Orpah Circle Meets At Canadohta Lake
Orpah Circle of the Women's Society Of Christian Service met at Canadohta Lake last evening with Mrs. Elwin Puller as hostess. Mrs. Preston Anthony assisted. A brief business session was led by Mrs. Frank Anthony. It was decided to hold an auction at the September meeting. Members were asked to bring wrapped packages for auctioning and after the meeting they enjoyed visiting and boating. The next meeting will be September 7 with Mrs. George Gordon and Mrs. F. B. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Canadohta Lake
Elwin Puller
Preston Anthony
Puller
Frank Anthony
Frank Sturgis
H. D. Slaugher II
George Gordon
F. B. Sullivan
Dodd Home Hosts Large Steak Dinner Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Uesne Dodd of Scotts Crossing Road entertained 30 relatives and friends at a steak dinner at Wher Holne on Sunday. Guests came from away including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and family of Columbia, Sr, Mr. and Mrs. E. Christensen and family, Miss Gale Hummel of Erie, and Terry Carroll of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uesne Dodd
Scotts Crossing Road
Miss Helen Bush and Eugene Matson Engage
Miss Helen Bush and Eugene Matson are engaged. The bride elect is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Bush of North Center street. Matson is the son of Mrs Mary Matson of East Frederick. Bush is a Corry High School and Moody Bible Institute graduate who also studied at Swedish Covenant Hospital and works for Dr A E Tate. Matson graduated Waynesburg High School attended the University of Pittsburgh served in the US Army medical corps in Japan and teaches at Corry Area High School. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bush
Eugene Matson
E. E. Bush
North Center Street
Mr Matson
Mary Matson
East Frederick Street
Miss Bush
Corry High School
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Miso i
Swedish Covenant Hospital
A. E. Tate
Matson
Waynesburg High School
University of Pittsburgh
Medical Corps
Japan
United States Army
Corry Area High School
Bridal Shower Fetes Beatrice Loveland
A miscellaneous shower was held for Miss Beatrice Loveland bride elect of Raymond Fort at her King Street home. Hosted by Mrs Alan Cox Mrs Gerald Eastman and Mrs Robert Loveland the event featured pirate bingo a door prize won by Miss Jeanine Loveland and several gifts. Refreshments of keratin wafers cake coffee and soft drinks were served. Miss Loveland is to be wed September 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Loveland
Raymond Fort
King Street
Alan Cox
Gerald Eastman
Robert Loveland
Edward Exley
Bradford
Jeanine Loveland
Pitts
Loveland
Pikes Rocks Scene Of Family Gathering In Reunion
The Howard family held its sixth annual reunion at Pikes Rocks with guests Mr and Mrs Pred Howard. The day featured games and amusements. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Amy and son Raymond of Cherry Port NY. Officers for the year were Fred Howard president Guy Moyer honorary president Walter Amy vice president Gertrude Moyer secretary treasurer Mrs Alice Robbins and Mrs Dorothy Howard food committee and Bulford Moyer and Roy Moyer sports committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepatee Ee Howard
Pikes Rocks
Pred Howard
Robert Amy
Rinymond
Cherry Port N.Y
Fred Howard
Guy Moyer
Walter Amy
Gertrude Moyer
Alice Robbins
Dorothy Howard
Bulford Moyer
Roy Moyer
Kiwanis Club Luncheon At Reed's
Kiwanis Club met at Reed's Teen's Steak House for a regular weekly luncheon yesterday at noon. Fifteen members were served lunch. Richard Walker, program chairman, introduced G Conrad Monror whose talk covered improved bank account handling methods, machinery and equipment easing banking tasks, and upcoming changes in checking accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen
Kiwanis Club
Richard Walker
G Conrad Monror
Monroe
Benks
Benking
Popularity Seekers and Fortune Telling at a Party
Betty Penson of The Blise in Waho notes girls seek social favor at parties through astrology and fortune telling. Marianne Probst from Aupshare Germany, a ballroom champion, enjoys attention and world travel, while Marian wins a championship in the World Recorder Contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Penson
Blise
Waho
Statesman
Sy Betty
Oll
Oracle
Spartansburg Couple Celebrates 50th Year
A Spartansburg couple marks their golden jubilee today with a private ceremony at home in Kane on August 4. The event honored by family featured Mrs Aurea and Mr Bawngrote, with Miss Ela Bulitiguils and Miss Katherine ihurtieroty in attendance. The groom’s father is employed at Nichols and Glavis Bie jnureatil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie
Aurea
Spartansbor
Kane
Biidle
Mr. Bawngrote
Hele P Kane
Tvey
Ela Bulitiguils
Atul
Katherine Ihurtieroty
Eiploye
al Nichols
Glavis
Doctor's Lover Disenchanted During Trial
AP reports a romance behind socialite Barbara Finch’s death shows strain as Carole Tregon, 22, now says she no longer loves Dr Bernard Finch, 41. Tregonff, a former receptionist, faced questions about pay for her Las Vegas apartment and alleged ties to the surgeon. her attorney seeks a delay in her preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Tregon
Bernard Finch
Miss Tregeff
Dr. Finch
Worker killed by highlift at sewage project site
A worker named Richard Fortin died yesterday at a sewage project site near Lemoyne when a highlift tipped while he dumped limestone. Fortin, an employee of Jim Kirk Construction, was crushed as he was pinned by the machine. The incident occurred during operations at the edge of a wet excavation, with responders rushing to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fortin
Yuri Aeay
Uhwhutt
Esterday Cyraner
Robert Heath
Wehue
Portini
Wis
Imestone
Fortin
Nis Fa- Vher
Jim Kirk
Lemoyne
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J. F. Needham
Maple Avenue
Needhams
Royal Motels
Fenelon Falls
Canada
Wesley Beckwith
West South Street
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James Ti Stokier
Martha of
Lol Sirkler
Sprine Creek
Teynard Porter
Als Jane
Sprite Creek
Berkeley
John Davis
Curry
DeLand
Pla
Eum Jones
Mery Noah Owen
Bass Church Street
Archie B. Porter
Spice Creek
Tom
San Diego
Cali
Long Hale
Kenneth Whaley
Lois Sickley
Spray Creek
Nari Craep
Cleveland
Newtrotter
Perry Cragg
Redlands
Calif
Miss Cragie
Richard Gates
Olean
N. Y
Henny Gates
Elk Street
Edward Brown
Terry Lee
Pitttsburgh
Merle Steinbrenner
Fuehard
Waynesburg
Willard Shreve
Hisex Street
Edward Burton
Harry Burton
Mead Avenue
Ridgway
McCray
Pamela Keith
Hoenes-Ball
H. W. Parker
Orry
Citizens National Bank of Corry “Bank
Orpah Circle
Bestform
Evans
Corry's Smart Women’s Shop
Jes
Reed
Italy
Clark Gable
Cortinia D‘ampezzo
Bay of Nales
Tolan
Sophia Loren
Betty
Hey
Marianne Probst
Aupshare
Germany
Marian
New York
Marianne
Ted Heetior
Hadeo Cowboy Associatina
Woden
Tickely
Rodeo Grounds
Gerry
Gerry Pike
Miles
Weeks
Barbara Finch
PONTO
Damascus
Sythe Damaceus
Rsing
Vilayen Turkisty
YMCA
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