Miss Beverly Aikens Weds Gerry Kargel in Jamestown
Miss Beverly Aikens of Forest Avenue Jamestown and Gerry Wayne Kargel of North Main Street Jamestown were united in marriage at Clymer Methodist Church with Rev. Elmer Armes officiating. The ceremony featured a pink and white rose altar, organist Marion Gallup, and soprano Mrs. Edward Krone. The bride wore a chantilly lace gown, long sleeves, and a fingertip veil, with a cascade bouquet. attendants wore pastel gowns. A reception followed at the American Legion Hall in Clymer with about 125 guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Aikens
Forest Avenue
Jamestown
Gerry Wayne Kargel
North Main Street
Clymer Methodist Church
Miss Aikens
Clifford R. Aikens Sr
Clymey
Kargel
Fred Kargel
Los Angeles
Calif
Elmer Armes
Robert VanBarcden
Lois Loomis
Glysant
Caroll Mullin
Jimestown
Kowin
Cheryl Ky Aikens
Lierste
Cifford
Wayne Alkens
Wallice Snow
Falconer
Leonard Larson
American Legion Hall
Fabie
Kate
Sabrina Hecktine
Columba
Buffle
Danny Coyne
WOTM Enjoy Annual Christmas Dinner
The Women of the Mouse held their annual Christmas dinner under the social service committee led by Mrs. Howard Johnson. Seventy three members and three guests attended as Corry Grange members served the turkey dinner. Guests included Miss Marie Kazmaier and Miss Maxine Ober along with Mrs. Bessie Bunnarole. Charles Henry chaired the meeting where Miss Alice Reynolds joined the defending circle. Mrs. Glenn Palmer announced the YOTM Cotton Duties Lady Minstrel Show for spring and rehearsal meetings Sunday at 2 40. Prizes were awarded to several members and donations were invited for Christmas baskets at the Moose Home after holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Mouse
Social Service Committee
Howard Johnson
Osieck
Palmer
Alma Sla
Stanley Batley
Toward Johnson
Mowrey
Twk On
Ssrrell
David Meredith
Moose Home
Troater Owner Teuthom and the Aged Trial of a Bridge Towetie
An unclear report notes a troater owner and a trial involving a bridge and a town council. Names and places are obscured, but the fragment hints at legal or civic action linked to a municipal bridge project and local figures. The piece remains fragmentary with no clear dates or outcomes.
Schurman Home Scene Of Aid Meet
The Semi Community Aid group met at the Schurman home with Mr and Mrs Peer Schuinin of R D 1 hosting. About 45 members and families attended an oyster dinner served by Wynnivaliot officers. Peter Schurman blessed the meal and a Christmas exchange followed. Officers listed include Mrs Lehrman president Mrs Homer Kolstee vice president Mrs Archie Hurlbut secretary treasurer and Mrs Arthur Miller reporter. A will was presented to the president at the close of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer Schuinin
R. D
Wynnivaliot
Peter Schurman
We Tealmws
Lehrman
Homer Kolstee
Archie Hurlbut
Sewing Meeting With Area Ladies Aid Held
A sewing meeting by the Area Ladies Aid convened yesterday at the Congregational Church for a luncheon. Miss Esther Brindage led devotions, followed by a social session. Arrangements were made for the annual bazaar in December featuring aprons novelties and holiday items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Ladies Aid
Esther Brindage
Provident
Prank
Concord Secret Sisters Shine At Annual Christmas Dinner
The Concord Secret Sisters held their Christmas dinner at McCray Community Hall with 38 members and guests present. Decor and favors reflected the season, gifts were distributed by the members' children, a hearty dinner was served, and the day was spent socializing. Hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence Wade, Mrs. Webb McCray, and Mrs. Ladd Lewis. The group plans a spring banquet next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concerd Secret Sisters
McCray
Oblock
Lawrence Wade
Webb McCray
Ladd Lewis
Harding Brownie Troop Meeting Recap
The Brownie Troop of Harding School met yesterday at 4 PM with Mrs. Manley Robbins Jr in charge. Mrs. Robbins was assisted by Mrs. Newell Beckwith and two Girl Scouts Miss Mary Eller Robbins and Miss Marjorie Beck. Thirteen girls attended singing games and making tree trimmings, then received treats and sang good night.
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Harding School
Manley Robbins Jr
Robbins
Newell Beckwith
Mary Eller Robbins
Marjorie Beckwith
Mrs Kenneth Harvey Hosts Wheelock Aid
Mrs Kenneth Harvey hosted the Wheelock Community Aid meeting last evening. The chaplain gave devotions from Mark and all prayed the Lord's Prayer. The president led routine business and a lunch napkins fundraiser was approved. The next meeting is December 18 with a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Robert William. A social period followed with dessert and refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs David Bensink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Axenneth
Wheelock Community Aid
Mark
Robert William
David Bensink
BPW To Hold Annual Dinner and Gift Exchange
The Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its annual Christmas dinner Monday at Nichols and Glavis Restaurant starting at 7 p m. General chairwoman Mrs Peter Glavis announced reservations by calling the restaurant. A gift exchange is planned at the party.
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Nichols and Glavis
Peter Glavis
Rainbow Girls Plan Events For January Meeting
The Corry Assembly No. 73 Rainbow Girls held a Wednesday meeting with Flora Ann Ross as worthy advisor and planned a come-as-you-are breakfast at Ginnie's Cafeteria. Rhoda Cohen and Camille Ware are in charge of arrangements. Letters for faith recorder and treasurer were requested by Mrs Howard Ross for January 1. Officers to be elected at the January meeting were discussed. A Christmas cast was mentioned, and merit letters were to be turned in by January 7.
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Rainbow Girls
Corry Assembly No. 73
Order of Rainbow Girls
Flora Ann Ross
Ginnie's
Rhoda Cohen
Camille Warehouse
Strangements
Faith Recorder
Howard Ross
Ross
Small Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Eaglen and Miss Wetherbee
A birthday dinner at Ginnies Cafeteria honored Mrs. Eaglen formerly Betty Lou West and Miss Sandra Wetherbee. Attendees included Miss Jean Manley Mrs. Vlackman Miss Adele McCray Mrs. John Wells and guests. Gifts were presented to the honorees. Mrs. Ottaway of Sherman, sister of Mrs. Eaglen, also celebrated a birthday at home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Englen
Sandra Wetherbee
Mrs Harold Cragg Hosts CGG Bridge Evening
Mrs Harold Cragg entertained the CGG Club on West Smith Street with two tables of bridge. The highest award went to Mrs James Sullivan, with Mrs Cragg second, Mrs Frederick Dey third, and the surprise prize to Mrs Donald Nante. Guest Mrs Leo Mulderick attended. Nante to host Christmas on December 18. Dessert and lunch were served.
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Mie
Aro Ceage
West Smith Street
CGG
James Sullivan
Harold Cragg
Frederick Dey
Donald Nante
Leo Mulderick
Nantes
Ginnie's Cafeteria Hosts TGT Dinner Christmas Supper
The Tennessee Gong transvits ion Ladies Club met in Ginnie's Cafeteria for a Christmas supper with seventeen guests. Secret pal gifts and grab bags were exchanged, Mrs Gilbert Willink won the door prize, and a discussion on a future children's Christmas party occurred. Mrs Waller McCot presided. hostesses were Mrs Merton Dye Mrs Everett Warnshouse and Mrs Howard Mowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Gong Transvitsion Ladies Club
Ginnie
Gilbert
Willink
Waller McCot
Lnovenine
Merton Dye
Everett
Warnshouse
Loward Mowers
YMCA Auxiliary Conducts Session
The YMCA Ladies Auxiliary met in the evening with Mrs William Louby presiding. Committees presented reports including kitchen, coffee, cake, baked goods, candy, plants, and decorations. They aimed to purchase a vacuum for the YMCA with proceeds from a bazaar.
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YMCA
William Louby
Irene Sofountatr
Martin Keppel
Lawrence Jayer
Navy Elites
Alton Dablstriand
FP Aetee
Clarence Wallaces
Doh Sheehan
Kenneth A Hindledecker
Gerald Lane
Murchase
Women's Relief Corps Elects New Officers
Women of the Women’s Relief Corps gathered at noon for installation of officers for 1959. Elections named Eva London as president, Willis as vice president, Henin as second vice president, Hill as treasurer, Robby Je as chaplain, Pier puard as conductor, Rob Tina as delegate, and HIM as another official. A donation of ninety was given to the Salvation Army and Veterans Hospital. A Christmas party was planned for the next meeting on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uireen Aimer
Henry Emh Sr
Wesley Wells
Nye
Sexson
Babcock
Mabel Brown
Jamestown Gambles Plans 90360 For Snow Removal
Jamestown faces higher snow costs with 1959 budget proposing at least 115000 for removal. Mayor Sanford notes overtime, staffing limits, and salt operations as crews cover 200 miles of streets plus 27 sidewalk routes. Disneyland expansion outlined with monorail and submarines in a five million dollar plan.
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Jamestown
Carl F. Sanford
Sanford
Gambl Jnje
Tess
Department of Public Works
LaVerne Ostrom
Street Department
Parks Division
Disneyland
Anaheim
Calif
Walt Disney
Matterhorn
Master of
Makebelleva
JOY Class Donates Toys To Nursery
The Joy Class of the church met at Wright Street with Mrs Leen Ruel and Mrs Bruce Vliworthly leading a brief business session. Members donated toys for the church nursery, with a Christmas party including gift exchanges and refreshments for 15 attendees. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs Clea Haight on January 8.
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Myst Presbyterian Chirel
Leen Ruel
Wright Street
Bruce
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Clymer
Bana
WOTM
Troater
Ghatiaul Kridge
Concord
Harding Brownie
Mrs
Kenneth Harvey
Wheelock Aid
BPW
TGT
St. George Funeral Home
Chen Meres Senet Cdt Ambulance Service
Prue Cup
Porterhouse
STHAK
Ymca Auxiliary
Women’s Relief Corps
Jamestown Gambles
Wisconsin
Washington St. Corry, PA
Phone Corry S-Sbu
Sbanist
Mertleiana
Neta
Bragken Guneral
Bennetts
Lofties
Wale
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