Bridge expert Burkhardt tops regional master points
Leonard Burkhardt, a former Corry man now living in Atascadero California, is a retired investments professional who devotes time to bridge. He joined the American Contract Bridge League, quickly earning life master points, and toured with 275 enthusiasts on a six week voyage led by Charles H. Goren aboard the SS President Roosevelt visiting Hawaii, Japan, Hong Kong and the Philippines.
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Corry
Leonard Burkhardt
Atascadero
Calif
Burkhardt
San Jose
Ventura
Charles H. Goren
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Japan
Hong Kong
Philippines
Bridal Shower Honors Miss King in Moose Lodge
A bridal shower for Miss Jim mie King was held in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge with pink and blue decor. Eighteen guests attended and presented gifts as she prepares to marry James F. Hurlbut on September 13. Hostesses included Mrs. Smollek and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie King
Moose Lodge
Carl Cheney
Pete Parker
Kathy Berry
Robert Roden Jr
Daniel Lloyd
Dexter Grenz
Joseph Smollek
James F. Hurlbut
William Halfast
Clark McCray
Robert Roden
James Fenno
Dinner Party Honors Mrs. Shreve at Bea's Steak House
Mrs. Lauren Shreve of Marion Street, retiring secretary in Aero-Flow Dynamics engineering, was feted at a Tuesday dinner party at 6 30 p.m. at Bea's Steak House. Fifteen women office employees attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren Shreve
Marion Street
Aero-Flow Dynamics, Inc
Bea
Candace Payne and Harold Paver Wed at North East Church
Candace Marie Payne and Harold Roger Paver united in marriage at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in North East in an eight o clock evening ceremony officiated by Rev. Donald Miles. The bride, daughter of Roger and (nee Payne) of Ripley, wore a flowered silk gown with silk illusion veil and carried a white satin Bible with carnations. The groom is the son of Thomas and (nee Paver) of 224 Sherman Street. Guests came from Corry, Ripley, Spring Creek and Warren. The couple left for Niagara Falls for their honeymoon and reside in Corry after both graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candace Marie Payne
Harold Roger Paver
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
North East
Donald Miles
Miss Payne
Roger Payne
Ripley
N.Y
Payer
Thomas Paver
Sherman Street
Sharon Kimers
Kathy Paver
Tami Eimers
Dacron Serano
Mark Freligh
Thomas Benton
Roger Chelton
George Fox, Jr
Harold Miles
Kevin Payne
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Corry
Spring Creek
Warren
Rotary Club hears Rev. D Nofziger mission tale
Rev Donald Nofziger pastor of Beaverdam Mennonite Church spoke at the Rotary Club noon meeting at Hotel Corry. He recalled three years in Ghana as a missionary from 1963 to 1966 and shared country and people stories. Arnold Seastead led the business session as visiting Rotarian Ike Serrins joined James Brutcher and Richard Brostrom. A joint Rotary Kiwanis meeting was announced for next Monday at Mead Park with guests of Pennsylvania Gas Co. Aero attended and presented a gift to Mrs Shreve. arrangements were made by Mrs Donald Cross and Ronald Rathbun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Nofziger
Beaverdam Mennonite
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Nofziger
A. M. Litz
Ghana
West Africa
Arnold Seastead
Ike Serrins
Titusville
James Brutcher
Richard Brostrom
Board of Directors
Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Mead Park
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Miss Cochran Weds Kenneth Schenck at Columbus Church
Miss Kathleen Mary Cochran daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Cochran of Bear Lake married Kenneth S Schenck son of Mrs Laura Echenbach and the late Paul Schenck on July 26 at Columbus Community Congregational Church in a 4 pm double ring ceremony. Rev Walter J Thoms officiated. The bride wore a white lace street length dress with bell sleeves and scalloped hem and neckline. Her sister Mrs Frank Savko served as matron of honor in a peach gown. Best man was Ronald Schenck, brother of the groom. The reception followed at the bride’s Bear Lake home with summer garden flowers and a tiered cake. Guests came from Warren Jamestown Bemis Point and Columbus. The couple resides in Jamestown after both work in local plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Mary Cochran
William B. Cochran
Bear Lake
Kenneth S. Schenck
Laura Echenbach
Clairdon
Paul Schenck
Columbus Community Congregational Church
Walter J. Thoms
Frank Savko
Ronald Schenck
Stork Shower Honors Mrs George Smith At White Street
Mrs Glenn Babcock hosted a stork shower at her White Street home for her daughter Mrs George Smith assisted by Miss Carolyn Babcock and Mrs Stanley Jaworski. Guests enjoyed visiting games and awards with Mrs Robert Tobin Mrs Randy Ewing and Mrs Shirley Troyer winning. Ewing took the special prize. A decorated shower cake accompanied the refreshments and gifts for the honoree were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Babcock
White Street
George Smith
Carolyn Babcock
Stanley Jaworski
Robert Tobin
Randy Ewing
Shirley ‘Troyer
Ewing
Smith
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Mark Krizanik
T. L. Schaeffer
Mayme Wood
Helen Jean
McMichael
Birdie
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Leo
Sophia) Hooks
David
Ginny) Apps
Newell Beckwith
Martha
Marjorie
Fort Belvoir
Dan
New Port Richey
Fla
Bert J
Elsie) Stockton Jr
Kapok Tree Inn
Clearwater
Busch Gardens
John Walsh
Gilbert Rowland
St. Thomas Women’s Organization
St. Thomas School
Walsh
Franklin Street
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Daniel Ahl
Janet Measel
United States
Stuttgart
Germany
Sp 5
Fred
Ruth) Ahl
Chestnut Street
Janet
Clare Measel
Shady Avenue
United States Army
Rose Terry Cooke
Miss King
Lille
France
Ernest
Ann) Ferro
Hillcrest Drive
Muscateen
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
Hooks
Ferro
Paul Roche
John Hornick
Fred Ahl
CDA
Erie
Mary Jean Sullivan
T. L
Deanna) Schaeffer
Fort Lee
Leo Hoylen
Marilyn Denton
Mrs. Shreve
Candace Payne
Harold Paver
Rev
D. Nofziger
Aero
Shreve
Donald Cross
Nald Rathbun
Mr. and
Mrs
Miss Cochran
Kenneth Schenck
Patricia Volk
Mabel Loomis
Jamestown
Bemis Point
Columbus
Panama Central School
Sylvania
Warren Area
Carborundem
Falconer
Larry Aldrich
Concord Street
Ienig
Mead Avenue
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