Miss Inez Fitch Bridal Shower Tea Honors Union City Bride
A bridal shower tea was hosted Saturday afternoon for Miss Inez Fitch who will wed Walter Rath of Union City. Guests from Union City and nearby towns attended, with pastel flowers decorating the tea table and a display of Summer flowers. Miss Fitch received many gifts as friends and relatives shared in the celebration at Miss Charlotte Rouse’s home.
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Inez Fitch
Walter Rath
Union City
Mifair
Charlotte Rouse
Porter Auer
Alton, Dahlstrand
S. H. Skinner
R. Lawrence Davison
Frank van
William Joslin
Girard
Miss Fitch
A. D. Fitch
A. F. Young
Aero Foremen Club Hosts Prebie Friday Speech
Twelve members of the Aero Supply Mfg Co Foremen's Club and guests enjoyed the annual Prebie at Mead Park. Magruder regional director of the National Association of Foremen spoke on membership benefits. Sam Irvine president of Aero Supply and Hugh Mosher of Gerry Jamestown Mfg spoke briefly. Five guests included Charles Belden and Smith of Ajax Coupling Co Westfield, plus Irvine E Graham and Mosher of the city.
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Aero Foremen’s Club
Aero Supply Mfg. Co, Inc
Fhx
Mead Park
Magruder
National Association of Foremen
Sam Irvine
Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Hugh Mosher
Gerry- Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Charles Belden
Smith
Ajax Coupling Co
Westfield
Irvine
E. Graham
Mosher
Newlyweds Honored Saturday Evening Shower for Thomson couple
Mrs. Fredell of Seneca Street entertained Saturday evening with a wedding shower for the newly married Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Thomson. Thirty five relatives attended enjoying music and visiting. Guests received salad sandwiches wedding cake and coffee before departing.
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Dustor Fredell
Seneca Street
Lynne Thomson
Thompson
Ajax Tron Works Picnic at Mead Park Draws 600 Attendees
The Ajax Tron Works picnic on a Saturday at Mead Park drew over 600 employees and their families. The day featured a 1 PM softball game, five hours of picnic dining, and activities including music by the Sons of the West and a whip rope demonstration. Theresa Bogniak sang solos and Ross Mack won the tallest tale contest. Fifty prize dollars went to contest winners, Marvin Carlsen won the door prize, Malik won for largest family present, with Mrs Malik and twelve children among attendees. the event ended about 6:30 PM.
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Ajax Tron Works
Mead Park
Sons of the West
Stan Butcher
Theresa Bogniak
Ross Mack
Marvin Carlesn
Loyal Order of Moose Stag Picnic Draws 850 Members
The Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. 99 held its annual stag picnic at Clabbatt grove on Sunday with breakfast at nine and a dinner featuring fresh ham beans corn relishes and coffee. About 850 Moose members attended enjoying cards horseshoes music group singing and other amusements under Governor Ralph Chiricurio Sr. chairmanship.
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Loyal Order OF Moose
Lodge No. 99
Clabbatt Grove
Moose
Ralph Chiricurio
Connie Root Celebrates First Birthday at Mead Park
Little Connie Rae Root turned one on Friday and was honored by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Root with a picnic at Mead Park. Relatives attended as guests enjoyed escalloped potatoes baked beans sandwiches salad and birthday cake. Connie Rae received many gifts and visiting followed supper.
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Little Connie Root
Little Come Rae Root
Raymond Root
Mead Park
Connie Rae
Martins Welcome Son and Edwards Welcomes Fourth Child
A son was born at Corry Hospital early Sunday to Mr and Mrs Arthur J Martin of 216 West Wayne Street. Earlier, another son was born to Mr and Mrs Melvin Edwards of Pahama at Corry Hospital. Mrs Edwards is the former Phyllis McClintock.
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Corry Hospital
Arthur J. Martin
West Wayne Street
Melvin Edwards
Pahama
Centerville Bride Weds Rodger Lilley at Meadville Grace Church
Florine Helen Decker daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Decker of Centerville and Rodger Robert Lilley son of Mr and Mrs Bert Lilley of R B 4 were married at Grace Methodist Church Meadville by Rev Ray R Docker. The bride wore a rose colored summer suit with tea roses corsage. After a short honeymoon the couple will reside at Corry where they have a home. The bride is a Colestock High School Titusville graduate class of 1949 and employee of Corry Building and Saw Association. Lilley attended Jaca schools and works at Welch’s Grape Juice Company North East.
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Onuraay
Florine Helen Decker
W. Ft. Decker
Centerville
Rodgerobert Lilley
Bert Lilley
Grace Methodist
Meadville
Ray R. Docker
Te. D
Corry
Lilley
Colestack High ‘School
Titusville
Corry Building and Saw Association
Jaca
Corry Grange Plans Picnic After Talent Show
Corry Grange No. 65 met in regular session at the I O O F Hall with 30 members. Verner Swanson, master, ordered the meeting. Plans were set for a Mead Park picnic on Wednesday August 20. A talent show program by lecturer Ms Ralph Lindaoy featured group singing readings place solos and vocal duets. Next regular meeting set for Saturday September 6.
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Corry Grange
Corry Grange No
Regula
I. O. O. F. Hall
Verner Swanson
Mead Park
Ralph Lindaoy
Three Corryites Honored On Birthdays And Visitors
Mr and Mrs Pred Beall and their daughter Blanche, along with Mr and Mrs John Ohrn and Mr and Mrs Harvey Loveland, moved to the Oscar Fritz cottage at Findley Lake yesterday where they enjoyed a picnic dinner and supper. The Bealls and Mrs Beall received gifts from Wye group. Rev and Mrs Vernus Meerdink and daughter Lara Carrall returned home to Interlaken Saturday after visiting relatives in Unionity Clymer and nearby towns. Vietor Gragg Jr left this morning for Slippery Rock College after a weekend visit at his home on East Pleasant Street. this week he will complete a summer course. The wedding Fig, among the Teutons, was a sign that the bride had been sold by her father to the bridegroom.
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Paul Nichols
el Gerrito
Callfy
Werd Nichols
East Wayne Street
Harry Ward
C. White and Sons
Seah and
Dan
Edward
Forbes
Buffalo
Caroline McVaugh
Euclid Street
Margaret Howe
Altoons
Arthur J. Schaub
Greensburg
Goth Division
Clifford Long
Breda
Kent
Esther Darling
James Robenstine
Miss Long
Horace Robbins
Pittsburgh
Albert Lynn
North Genter Street
W. S. Wike
Warren
Robert F. Wike
Terry Lee
Robert J. Bowles
Bobbie
Homie
Rome
Vern Bowles
North Center Street
Clark Lord
Barbara
Linyd Meerdink
Dughter
Janiece
Giles Cook, Jr
Eric
Thousand Islands
Ramsey Rogers
Canada
Nicholas Bogden
Roaring Springs
East Congress Street
Mele Besson
John E. Adams
East Main Street
Willis Price
Wayne Price
Donna
Jamestown
Lydia Price
Barbara Price
Donald DeJean
Walter Degean
Ridge Street
Dayton,o
Ab Waren
Fannie Cumningham
Myrtle Crosby
Ft. D
Charles Rich, Jr
Miter
John Mitchell
West Bend Street
William
Edmund Barr
West South Street
Johnstown
Pred Schwab
Franklin Street
New York City
Davy
Delbert Robinson
Chiere
Sue
Keith
East Smith Street
Topeka
Kansas
G. Carlson
Dominic Falcone
Mary Theresa
West Pleasant Street
Taig
New Mexico
Arizona
Elva Field
R. V. Pringle
Columbus
Paul Crowell
Wright Street
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Lyman Drace
G. T. Bergman
Ronald and
Lynn
West Ting Street
Baltimore
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East Pleasant Street
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Thayer
Willow Run
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Corryites
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Blanche
John Ohrn
Harvey Loveland
Oscar Fritz
Findley Lake
Prita
Beall
Wye Group
Vernus Meerdink
Lara Carrall
Interlaken
Unionity
Clymer
Vietor Gragg, Jr
Slippery Rock College
Family Gathering At L C Barnes Home
Mr and Mrs L C Barnes entertained Sunday with a family gathering at their West Church street home. Guests included H E Smith and Mr and Mrs 4 E Chapman of Lancaster Mr and Mrs W J Smith Mrs Ralph Bennett and Mr and Mrs Edward Engstrom and daughter Dorothy Titusville Mr and Mrs Eugene Smith and Mr and Mrs Raymond Cathers from Whitecity. At 2 o clock a delicious dinner was served and the gym and singing provided entertainment for the rest of the day.
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L. C. Barnes
West Church Street
H. E. Smith
E. Chapman
Lancaster
W. J. Smith
Ralph Bennett
Edward Engstrom
Dorothy
Titusville
Eugene Smith
Raymond Cathers
Whit
Dairymen League Holds Friday Meeting at Hatch Home
The Corry Local of the Dairymen s League met Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ivan Hatch on R D 4 with Harold Howard in charge. Frank Harvey read minutes, Cel Humphrey gave the April Syracuse meeting report, and both spoke on sub district meetings. Mrs Humphrey led a Syracuse home department report. Hannah discussed milk prices and related topics from the Erie divisional office. Marvin Field spoke on a new milking machine care solution. Lois Hatch played piano solos The Bee and the Glover Parade of the Plows. Hostess served tea cream cake and coffee to thirty attendees.
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Dairymen' S League
Corry
Dairymen’s League
Ivan Hatch
R. D
Harold Howard
Frank Harvey
Humphrey
Syracuse
Hannah
Erie
Marvin Field
Bee
Lois Hatch
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