Youth 19 Held In Burglary Case In Forest County
Jack Warner 19 of Oil City is held in Forest County jail facing county court action after pleading guilty to burglary and larceny tied to a farm theft at McMichael farm in Tionesta Township. He admitted cottage break ins last winter linked to his stepmother Thelma Warner who posted bond and awaits action. Police say stolen items were found at her home and Warner’s plea covers the McMichael theft. Bail is set at 1000 dollars. Giraffes swing necks as a tangent line appears in the report.
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Jack Warner
Oil City
Forest County
Ace
Thelma Warner
Tionesta
Titusville
Allegheny River
Young Warney
Harmon Hassan wedding announced in Corry area
A wedding between George B. Harmon of West Smith street and Marlon King Hassan of Union City was held Friday evening August 21 at 8 15 oclock at the Lutheran rectory in Mayville Rev Paul Beck officiated. The bride wore a white faille dress with pearl accents and navy accessories. Attendants were Mrs Carl Taylor and a sibling. After a Canadian trip the couple reside at 133 West Smith street. George is in contracting with his father. Numerous relatives and friends from Corry and nearby towns were mentioned as visiting or traveling for the event.
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Harmon-Hassan
Corry
George B. Harmon
West Smith Street
A. W. Harmon
Marlon King Hassan
Union City
Mayville
Paul Beck
Bis
W. S. Bing Sind
Carl Taylor
Hambure
Corry Senior
Unio City High School
Harmon
Thompson Seastead wed at Good Shepherd Chapel
Miss Robin Thompson of Vandergrift and Robert Arnold Seastead were married at the Episcopal Chapel of the Good Shepherd in Chautauqua this afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Frederick Stueber officiated in the presence of family and friends as Miss Joanne Fiscus played the organ. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth B. Thompson of Vandergrift, wore a satin gown with illusion neckline and long sleeves, a quilled pearl tiara, and a fingertip veil. Her cousin Miss Dawn Walker of Vandergrift was maid of honor in a salmon net over blue taffeta dress with pearl headpiece.
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Chautauqua
Robin Thompson
Vandergrift
Robert Arnold Seastead
Arnold Sea
Still
Maple Avenue
Frederick Stueber
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
van Dereritt
Trents
Joanne Fiscus
Tridiana
Thompson
Kermeth BP. Thompson
R.D
Dawn Walker
Vandergrit
Bride and groom wed in Vandergrift social event
A large Vandergrift wedding featured James Burton as best man Rex Henton and Christopher Thompson as ushers. Guests gathered from Vandergrift Apollo Arnold Md Cuyahoga Falls Ohio and Corry. The bride wore a black and white traveling outfit and corsage of white mums. They will reside at R D 1 Vandergrift.
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Ner Uuwers
J James Burton
Gowands
Rex Henton
Christopher ‘Thompson
Athenseurmn Chautauqua
Alice Berry
Raohvel Omay
Joanne Grehim
Arine Kennedy
Taper
Vandergriff
Apollo
Arnold
Cuyahoga Alls
Ohio
Corry
Pennsylvania
Vandergrift
Mrs. Seastead
Vandergrift High School
Twe Wilne State Teachers College
Mr. Seastead
Corrys Senior High School
Allegheny College
University of Connecticut
University of Pittsburgh
Miss Opal Hill Feted At Bridal Shower
A bridal shower honored Miss Opal Hall as she prepares to marry John Milter on September 12. Mrs. Michael Marvoni and Miss Freda Smith hosted at Gould Street home with 26 guests. Prizes for party games went to Mrs. Hazen Follett, Grace Merry, and Mrs. Charles Newman. Cake, jello, and coffee were served, gifts were given, and out of town guests Mrs. George Smith and her children from Wattsburg attended.
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Philip Whitehead
Paul and
Tracy
Lansdowne, Pa
Jennie Willis
T. W. Whitehead
Ray Laurie
North Center Street
Warren Spicer
Bath
N. Y
Frank Heath
Hammondspur
Arthur Pitts
Binkatowny
Jon
Princeton
Liwrenes Wiltgen
Rosemary
Detroit
B. P. Babcock
Frankan Street
Lyle Motehieiss
Roswell
N. Mex
K. D. Brown
East South Street
EK. Havenster
Wellssville
Robert Garfield
Raymond Bachiiner
Aind
Charles Hall
Weesport
Charles Gilberk
Chalmers Bell
Karen Lee
Sandra Low
Charlotte Marie
McKeesport
Gilbert
Louis Sherwood
Buffalo
Gary Bennett
West Smith Street
Joseph Sherwood Sr
Northwest Street
Mildred Cohen
East Congress Street
Ol City
Florence Cohen
Frank DeLiy
R. D
Clevelnd
Andrew Durko
Andrew
Jeanie Sue
Beaver Falls
Stanley Malek
Violet Steward
David
Erie
V. Huth
Rean McElroy
Isabel McCloughan
Brooklyn
Bess Wilson
Park Street
Mistes Bess
Belle
Ellen Belle Hickle
Uniontown
Thomas Hickle
Fifth
Reed Simpson
Joanne Simpson
Harrisburg
George Shoop
Liberty Street
Dorothea Fegley
Geneva
James Phillip
Port Washington
W. W. Bethge
Baltimore
Wir
Wallace Young
Wright Street
William Forster
Rosedale
Richard Frick
Ray
Tanner
Rae Jean
Lewis Town
Mr. Tanner
E. Tarmer
Hast Street
Sam W. White
Maple Avenue
St. Marys
W. Va
Waller Hasler
Wilkinshiro
Penal
John M. Mohr
Sidney Bilston
East Park Place
Lansdowne
Sidney
Cassius
James Coughlin
Fort Recovery
Ohio
Don Wharton
Spring Creek
Richard Achother
Billy
Sholt West
Park Place
Wasaga Beach
Canid
Gerrald Blanchard
Youngstown
Opal Hill
Opal Hall
John Milter
Michael Marvoni
Freda Smith
Gould Street
Hazen Follett
Mes Grace Merry
Charles Newman
Tate
George Smith
Wattsburg
Final Week End of Chautauqua Program Ends Season
The Chautauqua Institution winds up its 10th season with a weekend of concerts and plays. Richard Tucker headlines an 8:30 p.m. recital featuring excerpts from Carmen and Don Giovanni. George William Volker presents a 3 p.m. organ recital. The program includes works by Wolstenholme, Bellemarie, Stravinsky, Perry Grainger, Vierne, Franck, and a sacred service at 8 p.m. led by Cecil Steward and the Chautauqua Choir.
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Chautauqua
Richard Tucker
Bizet
Mozart
George William Volker
Handel
Wolstenholme
Bellemarie
Herveuse
Stravinsky
Perry Grainger
Vierne
Franck
Ghantaugua Choir
Cecil Steward
Rainbow Girls Bake Sale Nets Big Sum In Corry
The Corry Assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls held a bake sale at the Gift Shop, led by Miss Sharon Hansen and Miss Nancy Parker. The event was a financial success though contributions were not yet complete.
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Rainbow Girls
Corry
Gala Dance at Corry Country Club Next Sunday Night
Plans for a semi formal gala holiday dance at Corry Country Club next weekend are announced. Roy Stimpp and his orchestra with a Meadville vocalist will play for singing from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Labor Day Eve, Sunday September 6, as the season’s events near a high point.
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Country Club
Corry Country
The
Elf
Roy Stimpp
Meadville
Wasink Couple Welcome Son After Noon Birth
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wasink of Clymer welcomed a son born late yesterday after noon at Corry Memorial Hospital. The infant joins the family with no complications reported. Both mother and child are doing well.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Ralph Wassink
Clymer
Grange Members Honor Bailey Couple At Shower
Mr and Mrs Norman Bailey whose marriage was recent were honored at a Carry Grange No 9 shower at Miss Shurtey Hall R D 1. About 30 members attended with Master Mrs Vernon Humphrey in charge of games. Prizes went to Mrs Marjorie Brown and Mrs Roy Swart. Refreshments included jello cake and coffee and gifts were presented to the couple.
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Grange
Hall Home
Norman Bailey
Carry Grange No. 9
Mrs. Bailey
Club 15 Meets with Mrs Powers Hosts Birthday Celebration
Club 15 gathered with hostess Mrs Richard Powers of Snyder Circle to celebrate Mrs James Babcocks birthday and present a purse for the occasion. Ten members enjoyed TV and visiting. refreshments included sandwiches relishes cake tea and coffee. Winners of drawings were Mrs P H Stenman Mrs Claude Stoke Mrs Bryce Leek and Mrs Robert Sandburg. The next meeting is September 1 at Mrs Stenmans home 418 Mead Avenue to honor Mrs Harry Burtons birthday.
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Club 15
Richard Powers
Bryce Leek
Robert Sandburg
Stenman
Mead Avenue
Harry Burton
Party at Sherman for Corry couple frocinsieM ten haan
A Sherman gathering hosted a family party entertained Mrs Mary West and John Wells of Corry city who will wed Friday evening Attendees from Corry included Mr and Mrs Ralph Wird Mrs Roy Hoyt LeRoy Hoyt Miss Helen Gronostar Mr and Mrs Gerald Hoyt Miss Betty Lou West and Jack Wells Charades and visiting were followed by refreshments shower cake ice cream and votee served
Ladies Day Thursday At Carry Country Club
The Upweekly Ladies Day program at Carry Country Club will be held on Thursday for women members and invited guests. Mrs S J Irvine and Miss Elizabeth Rogers will serve as hostess committee and members should reserve with them by Tuesday noon. A luncheon is scheduled for 1 protocik followed by a social afternoon with cards.
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Country Club
the Carry Country Club
Mitchell to Plan Dem Fund Raising Dinner in Chicago
Chicago Democrat leaders shifted event duties to Stephen A. Mitchell the city’s national chairman taking charge of arrangements for a September 14 fund raising dinner aimed at 100 a plate to raise up to 250000 to cover national committee debts. John J. Kelly resigned as chairman citing personal differences over roles and duties. The dinner was to be a key fundraiser to pay off party debts while Kelly reportedly sought the postmaster role at the event.
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Associatieu Res
Chicago
Stephen A. Mitchell
Mitchell
John J. Kelly
Kelly
National Committee
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