Jane Howard and William Corbin wed in first presbyterian ceremony
Miss Jane Patricia Howard youngest daughter of Mrs Clifton M Howard of North Center Street and the late Clifton M Howard and William Blair Corbin son of Mr and Mrs Percy Corbin of Wright Street were united in a double ring ceremony at First Presbyterian Church. Rev Paul Bauer officiated with organist Mrs Harold Mishler. Guests from Union City, Erie, Corry attended. The bride wore a sapphire blue nylon taffeta gown with matching accessories and a bouquet of daisies and yellow flowers. Families and friends gathered for the reception at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jine Stan
Jane Patritie Howard
William Blair Corbins
Miss Howard
Clifton M. Howard
North Center Street
Clifton M Howard
Percy Corbin
Wright Street
First Presbyterian Church
Paul FP. Bauer
John
Capwell
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Howard
Union City Church Class Supper Tonight
Union City Methodist church class will hold a supper at 6 30 PM with a short program led by Mrs Robert Michel of Mitchell, R D 4. Attendees are to bring their own lamps, cups, and saucers, while coffee and pastries will be provided. The event follows a two year secretarial course completed at Grow Iy College and features local faculty and staff as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Church
Union Guy Methodist
Robert Michel
MitcHell Vont
R. D
Union City
Grow @iy College
Drive City
Lokail Shiite College
Chrhin
Corry Area
Wyenviittans
Austria
Paychutoy
Permsyl
Vanky State University
State College
Ann Gorbin
Wilcum P Waterhorse
Wrussell Beckwith
Corry Jamestown Cory
Stork Shower Honors Mrs John Ploss At Brook Street Gathering
A stork shower honoring Mrs John Ploss was hosted Sunday by Mrs Ronald Hamilton of Brook Street with assistance from Mrs Robert Armsbee of Spartansburg. Eleven guests from North Clymer Bear Lake Spartansburg Cambridge Springs and Cory Prignes attended games won by Mrs Ploss Mrs Verne Baldwin and Mrs Cecil Sherred. Door prize went to Mrs Harry Boardman. Refreshments included shower cake gelatin coffee tea joints and pots with miniature smeared baby diapers as favors. Mrs Ploss received a fine assortment of gifts for the occasion.
Surprise Birthday Party for Ruth Halfast
A surprise birthday party for Miss Ruth Halfast celebrated her sixteenth birthday. Her parents Mr and Mrs William R Halfast hosted at their West Church Street home after swimming and a wiener roast at Mead Park and Canadohta Lake. Ten guests attended and presented gifts as cake and ice cream were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Halfast
Ruth
Anna Halfest
William R. Halfast
Canadohta Lake
Mead Park
Halfast
West Church Street
Miss Halfast
Birthday Party Fetes Deborah Scholton
Deborah Scholton was honored at a Saturday birthday party hosted at home by her mother Mrs. Scholton. Ten guests played games with prizes, decorations featured a red and white doll cake, and sisters Susan Scholton and Barbara Patterson helped serve cake, ice cream and drinks to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wainy Deborah Senolton
Norman Scholton
First Avenue
Susan Scholton
Barbara Patterson
Scholton
Mary Indania Popovich
Jill DeMarte
Marcela
James Stahl
Lorin Craker
Darla
Mark Monroe
David Scholton
Stearns-Rice Family Piheaia For 3rd Gathering
The Stearns-Rice family held their third annual reunion Sunday at Mead Park with 47 members. Mrs. Heliker led the business session. officers elected were David Brown president Mrs. Victor Dillie vice president, Mrs. Sutton secretary, and Mrs. Heliker treasurer. Three deaths, one marriage, and seven births were reported. Oldest member award went to John Purucker age 4. Virginia Neil eight months old received youngest member. Guests came from New Castle Tipsville Corry Spartansboro and Buell's Corners. Next year’s reunion set for Grove City Pa on the second Sunday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns-Rice
Stearns-Rice Familly
Mead Park
Guy Sutton
Emma Sutton
Dorothy Heliker
Heliker
Buell’s Dormers
David Brown
Victor Dillie
Brown
Dillie
John Purucker
Wicnbur
Virginia
Neil
Burucker
M Greaer
Muss O'Neill
New Castle
Tipsville
Corry
Spartansbore
Buell
Grove City
Bride Elect Dolores Curry Shower Honors Bear Lake Bride
Dolores Curry of Bear Lake was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Perl Harman and Mr. Imory Benson at the Second Avenue home of Mrs. James Keppel Sr. Guests played games, received prizes, and enjoyed light refreshments as Pip picked details from the event. Exclaimed plans indicate Dolores Curry and James Keppel plan to wed September 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perl Harman
Imory Benson
Dolores Curry
Bear Lake
James Keppel Jr
Second Avenue
James Keppel Sr
Kal Binge
Francty McNulty
William Floss
Poullines
Phylis Curry
Theodore Bowers
Ann Curry
James Duluth
Eadihory
Lia
Mies
Ayray
Erie Horse Show Area Winners Report
The Erie show highlighted winners from diverse entrants including Turben of Conn and local competitors. Families from Clymer, Bigin and Corry attended as a farewell party honored the Hoyts and Burkett families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Ube
Ane Meu Park
Jo Wess
Rey Hoyt
Savior Westyrty
Dargo
Martin Burkett
Charles Harris Murs
Gillesty
Clymer
Bigin
Corry
Open House To Honor Sheridan Wallace 50th Year
Area couple Mr and Mrs Sheridan Wallace celebrate their fifty year anniversary with an open house at Clymer Legion Hall in Oldluwani, Plu. The gathering runs Sunday from 2 to 7 10-8 PM, with relatives and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaicee KumAy
Sheridan Wallace
Oldluwani
Plu
Scene felled metress hollywoor a
Fragmentary OCR text shows a disrupted scene with scattered phrases and names. The readable bits mention a burial scene and a caretaker or editor, with references to oxygen and a possible temple context. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge from the fragment.
REA Head Speaker At Kiwanis Session
Wenner, past president of the Cambriese Sprints, spoke at the weekly Kiwanis gathering held at Hotel Corry. He outlined Rural Pleteal Association projects and cooperative farming efforts across multiple counties, noting 1400 islets operated by cooperatives and detailing regional farm initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiten
Kwon
Rue Eicetral
Kwalls Club
Hotel Corry
Wenner
William Seite
Prourn
Othagman
Fedeal
Efectiertal
Birthday Parties Fete Pamela Bachofner
Pamela Bachofner was feted yesterday at a birthday party by her mother Mrs Donald Bachofner of Union Street with about 11 children enjoying games and toys. Virginia Bachofner hosted eight relatives last evening for Pamela’s third birthday and gifts were exchanged as cake and ice cream were served. Vie Grup gave gifts to Komer, as the Writer Club anticipates attending the Lieutenant Governor's Conference in Erie Wednesday evening and scheduling a Mead Park family picnic next Monday at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janula Bachofner
Donald Bachofner
Union Street
Bachofner
Virginia Bachofner
West Fleasant Street
Pamela Bachefrier
Paul Fox
Vie Grup
If Komer
Witer Club
Warren
Anthey
Erie
Carbone
Mead Park
Grelock
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Jane Patricia Howard
William Blair Corbin
Mises Pandelee
Nake Howard
Dan le Howard
Balde
Seth
Detroit
Mich
Mie
Corbin
Javker
Vail
Wake Theip
West Nuling
State College, Py
Copry Area High School
Haroa Sweet
Grace Bricker
George Sanders
Centerville
Ohio
George Orcutt
East Prederick Street
Ventor Nod
Frank Ames
Mapteavery
Lane Ames
Los Angeles
Calif
John Wilox
Herbert Davis
David
James Wilcox
Rapid City
Wallkun Scholten
Westfield
Lawrence Thomas
West Congress Street
Una Rive
Worth Street
Martie
Pearl White
Hunry Novall
Gustine, Tey
Jessie Smith
Columbus
Dean Holden
Pensacola
Fla
Donald V. Gates
Michigan
Shirley Kellogg
Carlyle LeFevre
Clark E. Lord
Shirley | Kellogg
Buffalo
LeFevre
L. T. Carlisch
Margaret LeFevre
Union
Kellogg
David Nichols
Bath
Sawyer Studio
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
F&p
Mobile Bay
Deborah Scholton
Snowman
Corry “Savings Cloangu
Center Street
Corry, Pa
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
Hoyt
Flye Rexall
Cnn
U.G.L
Rea
Pamela Bachofner
Root Furniture
Murphy
Ragy Auaury
M Ways
AY Murphys
Atylas
the Complete Variety Store
Mann
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