Town Citizens Bank Group Enjoys Christmas Event at Corry
Citizens National Bank of Corry hosts its annual Christmas dinner and party at the Hotel Corry. Directors officers staff and guests attended Saturday evening. After dinner the group moved to the Carry Room for caroling, games and dancing. Christmas prizes donated by Jackson's Florists were awarded to Mrs Martha Vincent Mrs Conrad Monroe and Mrs Theodore May.
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Keppel Tub
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Hotel
Corry
Jackson
Martha Vincent
Conrad Monroe
Theodore May
Phillips Conklin Nuptials at Wayne Valley Church
Miss Sally Lee Phillips and Norman Eligene Conklin wed at Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church in Wattsburg with Rev William Sturdevant officiating. Attendants included maid of honor Sandra Phillips and bridesmaids, ushers, and a reception at Wattsburg Elementary. The couple, both graduates, plan a Williamsport honeymoon. he serves in Italy with the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattsburg
Wayne Valley Church
Wayne Valley
Sandra Phillips
John Woodard
Jean Caster
Glenn Conklin UI
Clair Conklin
Jerry Phillips
Dan Lindberg
Ivan Miller
Joyce Conklin
Corry
Wesleyville
Salamanca
Erie
North East
Gatland
Spring Creek
Clymer
Williamsport
Conklin
Wattsburg High School
Erie County Hospital
Corry Area High School
Ing
United States Army
Italy
Robert Casler
Lyle Phillips
Kenneth Klreh
WOTM Enjoys Christmas Party
The Women of the Moose held a Thursday Christmas party at the Moose home with a turkey dinner, a star themed table, and a gift exchange featuring Santa Claus. A jewelry prize went to Thelo Burlin, and Mrs. Stanley Bailey led the business meeting. Audrey Rouse and her committee organized Social Service night. Candidates enrolled, Christmas gifts to student nurses were announced, and dues and attendance awards were given to Miss And Royek and Miss Margaret Bartholme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Santa Claus
Joint Service Committee
Carlotta Betts
Kenneth Yoder
Charles ‘Thompson
Bea Mong
Thelo Burlingame
Stanley Bailey
Audrey Rouse
the Moose
Miss and Royek
Margaret Bartholme
Fellowship To Conduct Special Christmas Eve Service
The Senior High Fellowship of the Presbyteran Church met last evening to plan a midnight Christmas Eve service starting at 11 30. Gerald Lane will give a brief Christmas message as the service is led by the Senior Fellowship. The choir includes members of the Junior High Fellowship DUP and greens are being hung in the sanctuary under Mr and Mrs Kenneth Burr. The entire congregation is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Lane
DUP
Kenneth Burr
Miss Tarbell Performs In Meadville College Concert
Miss Linda Tarbell played cello in Allegheny College Sinfonietta during a Messiah performance at Stone Methodist Church Meadville. The event featured sixty singers from Meadville churches and the Sinfonietta under Herbert Newsorth and Allegheny faculty, with Mr and Mrs Norman Tarbell of East South Street among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbell
Allegheny College “Sinfonietta
Linda Tarbell
Norman ‘Tarbell
East South Street
Miss Tarbell
Jeanette Goodrich
Union City
Stone Methdist
Meadville
Sinfonietta
Herbert Newsorth
Allegheny College Foulty
Shower Honors Mrs Wilkins Before Wedding
A post pr iat shower for Mrs Harold Wilkins formerly Barbara Shaver was hosted by Mrs Susan Crowell on Euclid Street Saturday evening. Guests from Titusville Clarion Union City Centerville Clymer Corry attended the miscellaneous affair with cohosts James C Shaver and Mrs Carl Kingler Titusville. The event featured a bridal bingo with numerous prizes and a turquoise white color scheme. Refreshments included salad rolls cake mints and coffee as gifts were presented to the honoree by 22 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wilkins
Barbara Shaver
Susan Crowell
Euclid Street
Carl Kingler
Wilkins
Titusville
Clarion
Union City
Centerville
Clymer and Corry
Methodist Choir Feted At Party
Members and invited guests of the First Methodist Church choir were honored at a Christmas dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Vaughn on North Center Street. Fifty two attendees enjoyed turkey, carols, games, a gift exchange, and a slide show of European trip photos by Mr. and Mrs. H. Lynn Rice, with committee help from Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Bryan Stowe, Mrs. Hyrin Rice, and Mrs. Frank Sturgis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una
First
Methodist Church
Hubert Vaughn
North Center Street
H. Lynn Rice
Vaughn
Bryan Stowe
H. Lyrin Rice
Frank Sturgis
Oklahoma man to be arraigned in Wyoming on Carmichaels bank robbery
BANK ROBBER HELD ROCK SPRINGS Wyo An Oklahoma man was to be arraigned today at Green River on a charge of taking part in a bank robbery at Carmichaels Pa Alvin Garson Sires Jr 29 of Ochelata Okla was arrested yesterday
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Oklahoma
Green River
Carmichaels
Alvin Garson Sires Jr
Ochelata
Okla
Christmas Concert by Die Festliche Sanger at YMCA
Overflow crowd of 200 plus enjoyed a Christmas music program by Die Festliche Sanger in the YMCA ir-purpose room for World Missions. Conductor John R Rossbacher led a program of holiday songs interspersed with moral readings and a piano offering by Mrs Rossbacher. Performers included Carolyn Calvin on flute and several named group members. A generous sum was raised for World Missions. YMCA Ladies Auxiliary served refreshments as arrangements were made by Gerald Lane and John R Rossbacher.
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Die Festliche Sanger
YMCA
S World Missions
Festival Singers
John R. Rassbacher
Ralph Perkins
Rossbacher
Carolyn Calvin
Moin
John R Rossbacher
Max Bennink
Frank McKnight
Lennart Ham
Sawyer Bladie
World Missions
Ymca Ladies Auxiliary
Gerald Lane
John R. Rossbacher
Raymond Group Dinner Party and Community Notices
The Raymond Group hosted a charity dinner at Associated Spring Corp with guests at the Moose home on Saturday. Roy Reed gave the invocation, followed by remarks from George Taylor and Mr Reed. Prizes were awarded to multiple attendees including Mr and Mrs Albert Wotus, Edward Crapser, Bette Jo Pheavage, Roger Sheehan, Samuel Wood, Donald Chase, Jean Manney, and Stanley Kowalski. Centerpiece by Jackson's Floral Gardens won by Mrs Raymond Root with other awards to Mrs Robert Jewell and Stanley Kowalski. The event featured dancing and a reservations committee led by Mrs Albert Wotus and Raymond Root. Further items note military moves and travels including Charles E Tanner Sr in Florida, Pte Walter Bowen headed to Camp Lejeune, and Robert Church completing basic training at Fort Dix among other household updates.
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Associated Spring Corporation
Moose Home
Roy Reed
George Taylor
Reed
Albert. Wotus
Edward Crapser
Bette Jo Pheavage
Roger Sheehan
Samuel Wood
Donald Chase
Jean Manney
Stanley Kowalski
Jackson
Raymond Root
Robert Jewell
Albert Wotus
Elnora Cmiel
Adabelle Courtney
Ronald Proctor
Leave Spends Time At Parents Home In Montgomery
William T Tunnel of Gunter Air Force Base Montgomery Alabama is on a 30 day leave at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Robert G Tunnell Sr of West Park Place.
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William T Tunnel
Gunter Air Force Base
Montemery
Ala
Robert G Tunnell
West Park Place
Attlee Improves Despite Grave Stomach Trouble
Doctors said former British Prime Minister Clement Attlee is improving after grave stomach trouble and a heart ailment diagnosed last week. Attlee remains under medical care as health officials monitor his condition.
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Attlee
London
Columbus PTA Presents Die Festliche Sanger Christmas Program
The Columbus School PTA invites members and guests to a holiday music program by Die Festliche Sanger at Columbus Community Church tomorrow. The Christian music program starts at 9:00 p m and the PTA Christmas meeting is an hour earlier at 8:00 p m The public may attend the program without joining the PTA and all members are urged to be present.
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Columbus Pta
Die Festliche Sanger
Die Festiliche Sanger
Festival Singers
Columbus Community Church
Columbus School
PTA
PTA Sesarity
Mem Bers
Britain Presses UN on Congo Policy Over Katanga
London MPs clash in a stormy Commons session as Edward Heath pledges Britain will not deliver 24 half ton bombs to UN forces in Katanga without clearer Congo policies. Heath says Britain supports UN aims to conciliate factions and remove mercenaries but is seriously disturbed by the fighting’s development. Questions rise about using air bombs for defense.
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London
Kasin
U.N
Katanga
United Nations
Congo
House of Commons
Edward Heath
Jord
Howth
Britain
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George Peppard
Breakfast AT Tiffany’s
Raymond Group
Hixson
Rk Street
Mary Jewell
SrAul Lo
Ayla
George Meinje
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Arthur McQuiston
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Fa Price
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Charles
Tanner Jo Wiig
Charleston Air Force Base
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S.C
Charles E. Tanner
St. Cloud
Flair
Tanner
Florida
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KS Durham
Railroad Street
Ro M. Clark
HS Clark
Hany Fielding
Nellie Barber
Ethel Abraham
Orpha Louk
Helen Eneson
Youngsville
Paul Bowen
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Parris Island
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Santa
Christmas Club
W. Washington St
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