Marital union and wedding in Corry among local families
Miss Shirley May Long and Guy R. Davis wed at Corry EUB Church in a summer ceremony officiated by Rev Warris. The bride wore white lace and tulle, carried white flowers, and the couple left for a weeklong trip to New York City. Guests traveled from Spartansburg, Center town, Warren, and nearby towns. reception followed at the church parlor for 200. The bride works at Western Union. the groom is a WOTR radio announcer. They will reside at 124 Wright Street after their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley May Long
Guy R. Davis
Corry Eub Church
Corey Exangélical
United Hildren Church
Aras Shirley MC Tong
Pir Hoberta
Nunburg
Mid Cay
Fobrik Davis
William
Third Avenue
TH Ray Warris
Ure
Cremony
Theodora Vanderhoff
Theodore Vanderhoff Jr
Ioner
Elmer Feonkenfivte
Flower Gin
Sawyer
John Wellenhoffer
Davis
Edward Giaconin
David Hubertz
Jed
Frank Bayle
Howard Dingfelder
Howard Vander Hoff
Howard
Vanderhoof
Mildred Davis
Gordon Bigelow
Earl Vanderhoof
Spartansburg
Centerville
Warren
Russell
Tittsville
Erie
Corry
Elgin
East Branch
Columbus
New York City
Wright Street
Spartansburg Consolidated School
Western Union
U. S. Army
WOTR
Kitchen Shower Fetes Miss Twila McClelland ahead of August Wedding
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wallace in Cutting Friday evening Mrs. Wallace hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Twila McClelland of Wattsburg, to be married August 2 to Carl L. Marsh at the First Baptist Church in Corry. Seventeen relatives attended as games were played. prizes went to Sylvia Thompson, Mrs. Carl Marsh and Mrs. Gordon Shampoe. Gifts included many kitchen items arranged on a parasol-decorated table. favors were yellow parasols and mint clips. Refreshments of wafers, ice box cake and coffee were served by Mrs. Wallace with help from Mrs. Shampoe and Mrs. Joseph Braun. out-of-town guests included Mrs. Floyd McClelland and Nancy, plus several relatives of Wattsburg and Findley localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twila McClelland
Arthur Wallace
South Dayton
Sylvia Thompson
Carl Marsh
Gordon’ Shampoe
Wallace
Shampoe
Joseph Braun
Floyd McClerland
Nancy
Charles McClelland
Calvin Kimmy
Wattsburg
Clifton Cooper
Findley
Lake
Mes.Thompson
Braun
Unclear Engaged Corry Serviceman Plans Wedding
Fragmented OCR reveals an engagement notice involving Aly and Mrrank Galeries Br of Patkerkon Helatita. The text references Meadow Valley Hospital and a Fort Polk related injury, with a wedding mentioned for December 1st at a church in Boyyeh Pulley, but details are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Maried Aly
Mrrank Galeries Br
Patkerkon
New Brighton
Mi ‘Thomas
Fort Polk
Loutslyi
Jtac
Mophettint Chiron Tin Boyyeh Pulley
Linen Shower Honors Miss Shirley Damon
A linen shower at the home of Mrs Sibby Wright honored Miss Shirley Damon with sixteen attendees. Friends admired games and awards went to Mrs Talbb White of Mayville, Mrs Vincent Fiensink, and Mike Carl Wiser. Refreshments included ring, coffee, and Kool-Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apo de Fenreems
Elcoror Wallage
Shirley
Wad
Sibby Wright
Lxteen
Talbb White
Mayville
Vinentit Fiensink
Mike Carl Wiser
Eulyibre
Miss Damon
Birthday Party for Orville Huff 13
A birthday party was held for Orville Huff, 13, at Hersn GAN Whisas. Guests included Laury Mickey Cli Fehodus and Rabin with Evadydla, plus Vitalis Rhodes. The event featured a cake, party games, and gifts from friends who attended with younger siblings and neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Huff
Birthiday Pan
Selesibe
Aude Andere
Laury
Banery ci Fon
Rabin
Evadydla
Hepmauihter Shirtey
Vitalis Rhodes
Eake
Tee
Unclear OCR: Local Names Mentioned in Hospital Notice
Fragmentary text appears as a hospital notice or society notice with multiple garbled names and places. Readable items reference Washington Street and a hospital, but key names, dates, and actions are obscured, leaving uncertain details about the event or individuals involved.
Bill Consolidation Offer Promises Monthly Payment Relief
Local ad from Beneficial Finance Co offers a bill consolidation service to ease monthly expenses. Sit-down assessment tailors cash loans to fit income, reducing payments and leaving more money each payday. Contact Corry at 28279 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Beneficial Finance Co
North Center Street
Fim
Youte Agridte
Family Party Honors Frank P. Litz 82
Local relatives gathered at West South Street Tuesday for a surprise birthday party honoring Frank P. Lite for his 82nd birthday. About 20 attendees brought gifts and cards while cake ice cream and drinks were served at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Litz
Rink P Lite
West South Street
Mr. Lite
Wiener Roast Ended Night For Epsilon Phi Sorority
Members of the Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Wiener roast at the John Mooney cottage Findley Lake Saturday evening. Fifteen persons attended with Mrs Joseph Mooney in charge as hostess. The evening included cards and social time with guests and husbands present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
John Mooney
Findley Lake
Joseph Mooney
Hayes Reunion At Chelton Farm 1957 Officers Elected
The 19th Hayes School and community picnic was held Saturday at Chelton Farm on Ridge Road, with about 75 attendees and nine picnics served at one o'clock. A business meeting elected Lawrence Ware as president, Howard Blakeslee as vice president, and Leah Blakeslee as secretary-treasurer for 1957. a program featured group singing, prayers, recitations, and musical selections by local performers. Committees were appointed for next year and afternoon games and ice cream followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
Chelton Farm
Hayes School
Ridge Toad
Howard Blakeslee
Layrence Ware
Leah Blakeslee
America
W. J. Finnicum
Glidys Chelton
Gordon Fralick
Edward Blakeslee
Beth
Lenore Blakeslee
Lura
Charles ‘Wade
Loren
Marietta Blakeslee
Iyer
Philip Wade
Lawrence Wade
Rupert Morris
Guy Fralick
Frank Culver
W. J. Finni~ Cum
Spots — Ladd Lewis
Colette—Boutwell
Lori Blakeslee
Vernon Gulver
Mrs B E St Clair Hosts Stork Party for Mrs Gates
Mrs B E St Clair of R D 1 entertained Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Merle Gates of Erie. Relatives attended and presented several baby gifts. Late in the evening guests enjoyed Jello, homemade cookies, tea and coffee. Luncheon table featured summer flowers, candies, pink and yellow baby napkins, and mint baskets as place favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. St. Clair
B. ES Clair
R. D
Merle Gates
Erie
Mayes Reigns in Central Counties Golf Championship
Bellefonte Pa Jim Mayes Philipshire won the 30th Central Counties Golf Tournament with a 2 up victory over Dr Kenneth England of Altoona. Mayes defeated Dick Olson in the morning round to claim the title and succeed Olson as champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayes
Bellefonte
Jim Mayes
Philipshire
Kenneth England
Altoona
Dick Olson
Clearfield
Olson
Dr. England
Truman voices faith in Democratic unity and Harriman support
President Truman said the South will not bolt the Democratic party and that the civil rights plank will win broad support. He dismissed Mrs Roosevelt's convention deadlock idea and endorsed Gov Averell Harriman, while Mrs Roosevelt backs Adlai Stevenson. He declined to forecast the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pews
Ee Peelent Truitman
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Averell Harriman
Roosevelt
Adini Stevenson
Harriman
New York
Truman Favored Democratic Unity and VP Talks
President Truman said he would back the Democratic ticket chosen by the party and would campaign as directed by the national committee. He emphasized his aim to elect a Democrat, criticized Republican rule, and noted a long list of people to see while avoiding Sen. Symington. He did not speculate on Harriman or Symington as a ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Stevenson
National Committee
Harriman Syd Symington
Sen. Symington
Knowland Meets Ike with Nixon in Reagan Era Voice
California senator Knowland talked politics with President Eisenhower and predicted that Vice President Nixon will be Eisenhower’s running mate again. He declined detail, saying the discussion covered political situation foreign affairs and legislation, and he forecast a substantial Eisenhower-Nixon re election in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses
Ooce
Tnt Bbs
Knowland
Eisenhower
Nixon
California
Congress
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Arthur Graves
Ralph. Cady
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Lothholme Air Force
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Ryshterd Nye
C.F. Hildetrand
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Chun
Shirley Damon
Avdiughter
Nel Mi Humlid
West Pave Pian
Balordig Morse Ab Lil ‘Corry’ Memoplit
Hispital
Watton
Genet Hospital
Gesing
Youngsville
Rajple
Washington Street
Grice Jewelers
Robery Emmerling
Fico
Tiller
Newman
Angel
Somt
Ray
Ernest Lehman
Fathom Roghy Caat
Dexin
Robert Wise
Charles Schnee
Cratsadehers
Saitel
Tyrone Power
Kim Novak
Eddy Abest
Teewwicolo
Rex Thompson
James Whitmore
Rudwick Srarccom
Victoria Shaw
TOP Gun
Sterling Hayden
Shegores Culler
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