Bride and groom wed in Houston candlelight ceremony
Miss Charlotte Elaine Heffer former Corry resident daughter of Rey and Mrs. Wilmer Heffer Bastogne road Houston Texas married Melvyn Le Roy Jackson son of Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson of Houston. The ceremony at 8 p.m. at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church featured Rev Heffer officiating with Rev Robert W. Heffer assisting. Arch of gladioli and greens, nuptial music by Miss Barbara Klipper, etc. Bride wore chantilly lace and tulle gown, headpiece with pearls, bouquet of glamilla and ivy. Attendants included Mrs Ruth Stecher matron of honor and bridesmaids Cwelyn Keepers Janice Hoffer Marilyn Kay Burdorff Janice Wallace. Bride given by her father. Reception at Rockford House. Couple to reside at 5639 Lyndhurst Houston after trip to New Orleans. Out-of-town guests from South Fork Pa Erskine Lake Plainsfield N J Clifton Fort Worth Tex. Various Aikens families, Drobneck family, and others noted. School and work details for the couple included Corry and San Jacinto High Schools and University of Houston.
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Charlotte Elaine Heffer
Corry
Rey
Wilmer Heffer
Bastogne Road
Houston
Tex
Melvyn Leroy Jackson
George Jackson
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Heffer
Robert W. Heffer
South Fork
Barbara Kripper
George LeFever
Arden
Ruth Stecher
Taffeta
Cwelyn Keepers
Janice Hoffer
Fort Worth
Marilyn Kay Buredorff
Janice Wallace
Linda Ruth LeFever
Garden Towers
Tommy Wright
Donald Jackson
Robert Heffer
Fort, Worth
Charles Stecher
Robert Burgdorff
Robert Klipper
George Simmons
Kenneth Burgdorff
Rockford House
David Baker
Mary Atkins
Frances Ziegler
Judy Heffer
University of Houston
Jackson
San Jacinto High
Coca Cola Bottling Company
Erskine Lake
Plainsfield
N. J. Clifton
Area City Mayor Speaks At Kiwanis Luncheon
Cambridge Springs Mayor Francis Smith addressed the local Kiwanis Club on juvenile delinquency. He argued delinquency is rising faster than population and attributed it to parental attention and youth desire for recognition, urging clean living and good driving as examples. The talk wrapped with a call to build a better world today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyee Shetury
Kiwanis Club
Tren Bers
Francis Smith
Cambridge Springs
Smith
Richard Walker
Kiwanis
Samuel Wagner
Ronald Wagner
Erie
Robert Brown
Cliff Taylor
Ray Amy
Spring Creek
Kenneth Winter
Peggy McEldowney Birthday Party Celebrated
Peggy McEldowney, ninth birthday, was feted by her parents Mr and Mrs LaVern McEldowney at the Columbus home of Mr and Mrs Nell Thomson. Eighteen family members attended a picnic supper and games with prizes won by Donna McEldowney Susan Thomson and Judy McEldowney. Ice cream and cake followed as gifts were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy McEldowney
LaVern McEldowney
Peggy
Columbus
Nell Thomson
Donna McEldowney
Susan Thomson
Judy MecEldowney
Miss McEldowney
Open House Honors Couple's Anniversary at The Pike
The Drobneck family hosted a 25th wedding anniversary open house at their Pike Road home Saturday. About 100 friends neighbors and relatives attended. Tables displayed a three tiered cake with wedding bells. Dainty sandwiches gelatin salad relishes mints ice cream cake coffee and punch were served. Floral arrangements decorated the home. Aides included Mrs. Andrew Balog Miss Jean Drobneck Miss Dinah Rossbacher and Miss Carol Jaggs. Guests came from Baltimore Maryland Benton Harbor Michigan Erie Corry and Columbus Pennsylvania Findley Lake area residents noted by local President A A Carbone.
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Pike Road
Lhis
Michael Drobneck
Drobnecks
Joan Drobneck
Richard Drobneck
Andrew Balog
Jean Drobneck
Dinah Rossbacher
Carol Jaggs
Mrs. Lyle Gifford Honored At Family Baby Shower
A Wattsburg family baby shower for Mrs. Lyle Gifford was held at Hoenes cottage in Cottage Park Columbus from 4 to 8 pm on Saturday. Hostesses included Mrs. Cameron Hoenes and others. games, prizes, a spaghetti dinner, and pink and blue decorations highlighted the event with many gifts for the honoree and attendees from Wattsburg and Warren Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gifford
Lyle Gifford
Wattsburg
Hoenes
Cottage Park
Columbus
Cameron Hoenes
Charles Armstrong
Maxwell Hoenes
Nellie Merker
Albert Merker
Lona Merker
Carol Hoenes
Debra
Corry Navy Mothers Hold Picnic at Mead Park
Eighteen members of the Corry Navy Mothers Club No. 696 and their families met at Mead Park for a picnic dinner at 6 30 last evening. Commander Mrs. Wendall Shields led a brief business session before social activities. Mrs. Harvey Loveland hosted. Carl Higby won a special prize. The next meeting is planned for September 14 at Corry Grange Hall on Park Street. Hostesses will be Mrs. Victor Morris and Mrs. Lois Sickler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eghteen
Corry
Lawrence Pledges 4 Percent Sales Tax Support
Harrisburg AP Gov Lawrence said he will sign the 4 percent sales tax bill if the Senate passes it without major changes. He backs a constitutional amendment for a graduated income tax, but notes it must clear two sessions and voters. He also discussed highway safety and unemployment fund plans, and a speed radar stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lawrence
Senate
House
Tass
Rossillows
Harry Freeman
Brooklyn
Sid
Wwe
Ling
Medway
Shower Fetes Miss Jane Howard At Hunt Residence
A bridal shower honored Miss Jane Howard Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. William Waterhouse and Mrs. Russell Beck of Lakewood Ohio at 47 East Irving Street. Guests enjoyed cards and visiting with prize winners Mrs. Helen Kundraeth Miss Shirley Miller and Mrs. Eugene Perkins. Out of town guests included Mrs Best Guignon Syracuse NY Mrs. Perkins Wattsboro and Miss Wallace Cleveland. The couple plan to wed at First Presbyterian Church in Corbin in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Howard
William Waterhouse
Russell Beckwith
Lakewood
Ohio
Hunt
East Irving Street
Helen Kundraeth
Shirley Miller
Eugene Perkins
Dorothy Wallape
Best Guignon
Syracuse
Perkins
Wattsboro
Miss Wallace
Cleveland
Howard
Corbin
First Presbyterian Church
TV Information Office aims to audit television program mix
The article describes a proposed TV Information Offer backed by industry and supported by the Anti-Defamation League style groups. It would collect data on programming trends and viewer impact, led by Corinth Broadcasting Corp executive Pete Peterswever, to inform the public and counteract misinformation about television's effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Polovision
TIO
We Tio
Wreste Peterswevey
O T
Corinths Broadcasting Corp
Ratlwe
Heteviston
Heal Cducationa
Bitter Labor Debate Opens on Racketeering Cleanup Effort
The bitter labor debate centers on a nationwide bill to end racketeering in labor management. Speaker Rayburn accuses powerful interests of abusing public demand for a cleanup to curb legitimate workers, while Eisenhower backs strong safeguards to prevent harm to honest workers and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruvbirn
MBS
NBC
Ior Eisenhower
Rayburn
Euenhower
Rayburn Sd
Passaer
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Zern Aikens
Gertrude Aikens
Lisbon
James Maynard
West Smith Street
Lloyd Aikens Sr
Lloyd Aikens Jr
Fostoria
William Shamburg
Patricia
Janet
Mary
Joseph
North Center Street
Canada
Lawrence Pantusie
R. D
Baltimore Md
Corry High School
Mead Park
Kathryn Spoon
Olive DeJean
Lilah Parker
Lawrence Klinger
San Antonio
Orris Thayer
Chicago
Helen Lewis Countryman
Spencer Sport
N. M
Arthur Sweet
Mary Grace Trageser
Pittsburgh
Joseph Mapes
Almagorda
Orville Johnson
Bethlehem
Ruth Stanford Ahl
Ruth Lindstrom Mick
DeJean
Angle Baressi
Parker
Spoon
Winifred Mitchell Johnson
Josephine Johnson Davis
John McMahon
Jordan Christensen
Allan Hasbrouck
Reynolds
Root Furniture
Tineke
Corry Navy
Loblaws
Murphy
Murphy’s
Corry Savings and Loan
Corry Savings Cloangu
Howl Center Street
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