Phillip Mulligan Weds Miss Mason in Warren Church
Phillip Eugene Mulligan and Miss Phyllis Mary Mason wed at Warren Lutheran Church in a 7:30 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. F. B. Haer. The bride, daughter of Ralph and Mrs. Mason of Warren, wore a Chantilly lace gown with a pearl crown and carried red roses. The groom is the son of Charles Mulligan of Corry. A reception for 85 followed in the church social rooms. Guests traveled from Corry, Warren, Jamestown, Kennedy and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Eugene Mulligan
Warren
Warren Lutheran Church
Phyllis Mary Mason
F. B. Haer
Miss Mason
Ralph Mason
R.D. 2
Mulligan
Charles Mulligan
R. D. 2. Cor~ry
Joanne Franklin
Maynard Chapman
Kennedy
N. Y
James Sadler
Sadler
Ted Wiltsle
Fentenville
Mrs
Fred Webster
West Mosher Street
Falconer
N. C
GLF Company
Atlantic City
Corry
Spring Creek
Starbrick
Jamestown
Warren High School
Warren Grocery Company
Corry High School
N. ¥. Mun, Mabel Munner, Mrs Ray Klenck, Wants of the Bride, Mrs. James Sidler
Donald Cummings
Lois Cummings
Sydney Cummings
Twins Honored at Skating Party in Wallsburg
Ruth and Roger Stevenson of Lawville were honored at a Friday skating party for their eighth birthday. About 75 guests attended at Wallsburg Rink. The event, hosted by Clifford Stevenson, with assistance from Robert Stevenson and Russell Stevenson, awarded jackets and gifts. Decorated birthday sandwiches and relishes were served as skating provided the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Follett
George L. Davis
Carl Lindberg
Davis
Roosevelt Highway
Lindberg
Ruth
Roger Stevenson
Lawville
Wallsburg Rink
Clifford Stevenson
Robert Stevensont
Russell Stevenson
Open House to Honor Mr and Mrs Guy Williams
An open house Sunday from 3 to 8 p.m. marks the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Guy Williams at their R 14 home. The event is planned by their children Mrs Len Calvin Mr and Mrs Merle Williams and Mr and Mrs Robert Williams. Friends neighbors and relatives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Loveland
East Street
Clinton
Iowa
Kankakee
Manteno
Frank Ursittl
Eggertsville
N.Y
Eugene Wagner
Buffalo
Walter
Bellman
Lancaster
N. Y
J. P. Needham
Maple Avenue
Mare Mlon Abbey
Aurora
George L. Davis
R. D.d
C. W. Reeder
Lincoln
Neb
KV. Eager
Jackson,Tenn
Rex Henton
Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Elsie Moore Nelson
Fort Lauderdale
Fis
Velma Moore
North Center Street
Guy Williams
R. 14
Len Calvin
Merle Willam
Robert Williams
Fralick Reunion Draws 102 Attendees at Mead Park
One hundred two persons attended the Fralick family reunion at Redtop Pavilion Mead Park. A dinner followed a prayer led by Mrs. Charle Hubertz from Riverview Florida with guests from Clymer Ripley Umory City Erie Pleasantville Spartansburg Reno Columbus and Corry. Officers elected were Bert Weldon president James Lindquist vice president Mrs William Reynolds secretary treasurer. Honors went to Bert Fralick of Ripley and Mrs Clint Sinn of Spartansburg. youngest member Biel Fralick. Next year’s gathering planned for Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fralick
Redtop
Mead Pak
Charle Hubertz
Riverview
Fla
Clymer
Ripley
Umory City
Erie
Pleasantville
Spartansburg
Reno
Columbus
Corry
Bert Weldon
James Lindquist
Willian Reynolds
Bennett Lloyd Reunion Held At Mead Park
The ninth Bennett-Lloyd reunion gathered Saturday at Mead Park Main Pavilion with out of town guests from Erie Girard Mill Village and Waterford. A vegetable dinner followed as President Harold Lloyd presided over business, new officers elected Mrs Fred Marstr president Mrs James Bennett vice president Shirley Bennett secretary and treasurer and committees appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett-Lloyd
Mead Park
Thilly-ye
Erie
Girard
Mill Village
Waterford
Harard Loyd
Fred Marstr
James Bennett
Ndt
Shirley Benett
Columbus 4-H Club Meets At Curtis Home
Columbus 4-H members gathered at Miss Nancy Curtis Curtis home for a cookout and planning. They discussed items for the 4-H County Roundup at Eisenhower School in Lander and a tea for the Columbus parade. Curtis demonstrated billy can sieves for roundup and leaf collection work was completed before lunch. The swimming party was postponed to next week at Candohda Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biong
Womm
Rd1
Nancy Curtis
Miss Curtis
Imembers
Neamipsuey
Cunadohta Lake
Corry Grange Plans Host for Exchange Student
Corry Grange held its regular meeting at the Grange Hall. Members discussed Wattsboro Fair plans and a future project to erect an exhibit. It was announced that international youth exchange student Will Show aides on finance at the next meeting scheduled for September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Joby Decker
Conneaut Lake Blonde Wins County Title 1959 Miss Crawford County
A Conneaut Lake blonde, winner of the county title, was crowned Miss Crawford County of 1959. The pageant lit up the Crawford County Fair opening night with local dignitaries praising the event’s turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut Lake Blonde
Awanes
Sueeeerrtu
Conneaut Lake
Runey-Lp
Crawford County
Louseils
Edward Ellis Lovely Y l Byngeold
Dreanin Patrick
WA. Patrick
Meadville
Jamiey
Craggford
Crawfnd County
Bark Austin
Probe Drop In Fish Licenses
The Pennsylvania Fish Licenses sales have dropped sharply prompting a public hearing by the Fishery Committee. Chairman William B. Curtwood stated the committee will explore why sales fell and whether new approaches are needed to boost engagement and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probe Drop In Fish
Sarkushurg
Pennsylvania
Feocht
Willian B. Curtwood
D-Luverne
Humou Anties
Bellefonte
Pomona Session Set For September 9 at Edinbury
An all day Pomona session will occur on September 9 at Edinbury. Eugene Powers received a mystery while Mrs Lelroy Kite and her committee provided sandwiches, poukles, and atter. the meeting closed with Wf Uy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Edinbury
Eugene Powers
Lelroy Kite
Poukles
Toy safety tests guide new midtown lab toys
In a new midtown Manhattan facility a panel led by Dr Emma Sheehy of Columbia University and Toy Guidance Council vets hundreds of toys for age suitability development value and safety. Analysts stress non toxic materials appropriate weight and ease of manipulation while highlighting the significance of rigorous testing before market release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyotyam
Emma. Sheehy
Columbia Univasity
Toy Gundinice Council
Midtown Manhattan
Dr. Sheoky
Way Action Ak
Varios Manefactiver
Dr Sheehy
Sheelty
Comed
Malin Freud
Thugs Ransack Second Firm Steal $548
Thieves ransacked a second firm and stole 548 dollars from a desk in the damaged building. The owner identified as Alex Horwarhe and Mixchia Bartek. A broken rent door and forced entry marked the incident. Police investigate possible link to a nearby electric company and an importer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Imporiie
Gui
Mixchia Bartek
Homwith Elertrie Co
Willuerit
Sam
Alex Horwarhe
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Dorothy Engstrom
William Cornwell
Rainbow Assembly
University Park
Pennsylvania Grand Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Pennsylvania State University
Harold O'Brien
Grand Cross of Color
Flora Ann Ross
Howard Ross
Raymond Avenue
Jim McChesney
Ross
Durtherhe
Shirin Minor
Miss Ross
Rhoda Cohen
J. Donald Watson
Watson
Agnes Cullett
Shirey Minor
Kathe Tunnell
Arthur Cohen
Tunnel
Minor
Sandra Devereaux
Worthy Adyisér
Corry Order
Land Faith
Plorence Lear
Vandergrift Order
Tae
Root Furniture
Rod Steiger
AL Capone
Gary Cooper
Audrey Hepburn
Frank Capars
Dodge City
Joel McCrea
Curtis Home
Waldameer Park
Waldameer Beach Park
Barney
Philco
Philco Twinamatic
Jon Agitator
GIANT
South Center Street
Mary Moll
Queens College
Plese
Bie Coatie
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
Mr. Richards
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