Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits and Travel
Birdie Tells Us records a flurry of visits and homecomings as Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thomas return from California with relatives in Erie and Marion Street hosts, while guests include Mrs. Vada Lafond and Mrs. Erwin Morrison. Amidst travel updates, church duties shift to lay speaker William Brooks and a string of relatives reunite in Marion Street and North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Thomas
West Congress Street
California
Jack Edler
Leida
Inglewood
Calif
Walter Potts
Concord
Potts
Louie ‘Thomas
Thomases
Elder
Thomas
Vada Lafond
Buffalo, N.Y
Erwin Morrison
Billy
Cheektawoga
N. Y
McCray
Spartansburg
Elgin
Samuel H. Braley
Frank Gerhard
Chris
James Baun
Canoga Park
Miller Keeley Jr
Debbie
Sharon
Rose Keeley
Titusville
John Kotz
David
Buffalo
Grace Blymiller
Dora Daye
Frank Alexander
Blymiller
North Center Street
Florence Daye
Concord Street
John Katz
New York City
Katherine
Melvin Schramling
Wayne Street
Pebby Peebles
Wellsville
Ralph Davison
Miss Barbara Patterson Weds Richard Maloney in St Thomas Ceremony
Miss Barbara Ann Patterson and Richard Lee Maloney wed at St Thomas The Apostle Church on Saturday in a ceremony with white gladioli and greenery. Rev. Leon Doleski officiated as matron of honor and bridesmaids wore light blue and white. A reception at the Moose Club followed with a five tier cake and bridal party members assisting. Guests came from multiple states and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Barbara Ann Patterson
Richard Lee Maloney
Patterson
John R. Patterson Sr
West
Washington Street
Maroney
George Maloney
Marion Street
Leon Doleski
James Wharton
Donald Ryan
Union City
Terrance Higgins
Edinboro
Jean Donelson
Youngsville
David Beal
Richwood
W.va
John R. Patterson Jr
LeRoy MarLett
Bronco
Toter
Towanda
Cheryl Williams
Mary Utege
Cathy Durham
Yountsville
Greenville
Meadville
Erie
Columbus
Spartansburg
Warren
York
Oil City
Cambridge Springs
Washington D.C
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Canada
Jamestown
Clymer
Gowanda
Bemus Point
Falconer
Petersburg
Toledo
Ohio
Corry
LeRoy MarLell
Randall Whitney
D. C. Daugherty
Mrs E Burkhart Honored With Baby Shower Gifts
Mrs Edward Burkhart received numerous gifts at a baby shower hosted by Mrs William Blatt and Mrs William Mitchell at South Center Street. Color theme yellow green white featured miniature yellow baby novelties Favors. Winners of games included Mrs William Mitchell Miss Barbara Gibas Mrs John Burkhart and Mrs Anthony Amoro50. Attendees included multiple Burkharts and guests from Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burkhart
William Blatt
South Center Street
William Mitchell
William H Mitchell
Barbara Gibas
John Burkhart
Anthony Amoro
Blatt
Mary Burkhart
James Burkhart
Phyllis Jensen
Arthur Cochran
City
Russell Beckwith
Martha Beckwith
Richard Giles
Waterford
Woman's Society meeting at Rev Braley home in Spartansburg
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the McCray Methodist Church met at Rev Samuel Braley's home in Spartansburg with 19 members present. Roll call answered to peace. Reports given. World Friendship banquet for youth set for September 16 at Cascade Church Erie. Invitations to a September 5 seminar in Meadville and a Titusville sub-district meeting on September 24 in Pleasantville. Members urged to obtain world banks for the coming year. Devotions by Mrs Lawrence Wade. study by Miss Cora McCray. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braley
McCray
Woman's Society of Christian Service
McCray Methodist Church
Samuel Braley
Spartansburg
Webb McCray
Merle McCray
Cascade Church
Erie
Grace Methodist
Meadville
Titusville
Pleasantville
Lawrence Wade
Cora McCray
Humes Camp Hosts Rehoboth Class Meeting Dinner
The Humes Camp near Springreek hosted a Rehoboth Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church gathering with a picnic dinner Wednesday evening. Twenty five people attended including Mr and Mrs Le Roy Humes and children of Warren Ohio. A short business meeting was led by Herbert Trisket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humes
Spring Lreek
Rehoboth
Evangelical United Brethren Church
le Roy Humes
Warren, Ohio
Herbert Trisket
Theodore Vanderhoff
Flewabians
Corry Bridge Association Wins At Regular Master Point Session
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association met at the VFW Post for a monthly Master Point session. North and south winners included J R Valone and D L Vetera of Warren with 120, and others with 112 110 and 100. East and West top scorers featured Mrs Hazel Shaw and Dr C L Johnson with 109, and more, with Dr Karl Menninger and Dr R H Israel tallying 87. Dr Menninger of Topeka, famed psychiatrist, played with Dr Israel. Next game is September 4 at 6 p m with a pregame tureen dinner at 6:30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
VFW Post
J. R. Valone
D. L. Vetera
Warren
Hazel Shaw
Tidioute
C. L. Johnson
Bradford
Morgan Beverly
M. A. Kornreich
Henry Hunzinger
T. H. Treat
Union City
Ray Lysowski
Charles Moresco
Erie
Association
Post
Evening of horseshoes and visits with committee meeting noted
The gathering featured horseshoes and socializing as the project committee coordinated plans. The next meeting is scheduled for September 18.
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Linda Raymond
A sixteenth birthday celebration for Linda Raymond was hosted last evening at Miss Coletta Watrous’s Ohio Street home. Attendees included Sue Wester Barbara Wojciechowski Ji Te Winkle Sue Buel and Sandy Glavis. Refreshments featured gelatin salad hot rolls relishes pork and chips wafers and a birthday cake. Linda Raymond daughter of Mr and Mrs Keith Raymond of Sciota Road received several fine gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Raymond
Coletta Watrous
Ohio Street
Sue Wester
Barbara Wojciechowski
Ji Te Winkle
Sue Buel
Sandy Glavis
Miss Raymond
Keith Raymond
Sciota Road
Order Eleven Negroes Into White School
Charleston district ordered to admit 11 Negro students to all white schools on September 4 1964 by U S District Judge J Robert Martin Jr The ruling follows months of racial demonstrations and affects School District No 20 with 3108 white pupils and 9539 Black students Two white high schools and two white grammar schools will be retassed as part of the integration plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
U.S. Dist
J. Robert Martin Jr
Martin
Flower show and newlyweds noted in local items
Parents Mr and Mrs Richard Peebles plan to drive to Wellsville Sunday to escort their daughter home. A flower show at the YMCA on September 10 is planned by the Corry Area Golden Age Club featuring flower arrangements and novel displays. Entries are invited and information available from Mrs Hazel Eldred or YMCA staff. Mr and Mrs Paul Valentine of Philadelphia left after visiting Mr and Mrs John Christopher for four days, honeymoon trip, married August 10 in Philadelphia. Mrs Valentine and Mrs Christopher are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Richard Peebles
Prederick Street
Wellsvile
YMCA
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
Hazel Eldred
South Center Street
Paul Valentine
Philadelphia
John Christopher
R. D
Christopher
United States
Canada
Valentine
Scholarships Benefit Chautauqua Summer Students
Nearly 150 students received almost $21,000 in scholarships for study at the Chautauqua Summer Schools this year. Awards come from individuals, music instructors, the National Federation of Music Clubs, the Chautauqua Woman's Club, interest on Chautauqua Foundation gifts, and chiefly the International Order of the Kings Daughters and Sons. The awards support 96 music students, 2 art students, 11 liberal arts students, with 41 grants from the Kings Daughters and Sons. A new Chautauqua Music School Scholarship committee auditioned applicants, chaired by Helen Overs with nine members. Scholarship announcements for the HWA Chautauqua Summer Schools will appear in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua, N
Chautauqua
Curtis W. Hang
Mus
National Federation of Music Clubs
Chautauqua Woman's Clu
International Order of the Kings Daughters and Sons
Studen
Kings Daughters and Sons
Helen Overs
Nina T. Wengsley
Clyde Carnahan
Mary Ness
Lucy Millard
Clayton E. Speer
Charles Pascoe
Clayton Weber
Erie County Faces $30,000 Tuition Costs
Erie County grapples with potential $30,000 in school tuition for students from welfare and correctional institutions under a new state interpretation. County officials clash with the state over who pays for tuition, with total costs potentially reaching about $20,050 for 83 students plus additional city-school cases, while seeking a favorable AG opinion to amend welfare code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Ene County
State Attorney General's Office
State Department of Education
Ue Conily
Soleltor
Joseph Barber
Attorney Wineral
Harrisburg
Maurice E. Kolpten
Kolpten
Kolpien
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Birdie
Miss Patterson
R. Maloney
Mel
Mrs. E. Burkhart
Lloyd Harvey
S&h
Nestle
Igc
Bebe
Armour's
Daily
Evans
Pamela Beneschawel
Daniel
Sacred Heart Church
Raymond Brooks
Berlin
Whi
Pam
Gerald Benzschawel
Milwaukee
Erie County
Lesshan
Clinton and
North Center Streets
Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corpc
Ation
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