Miss Eisenman weds Richard A Olin at First Methodist Church
Miss Mary Ida Eisenman and Richard A. Olin married in a candlelight ceremony at First Methodist Church with Rev. George Myers officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs James Small and junior bridesmaid Miss Sandra Eisenman. Guests from out of town included Charles Mack family and Erie residents. couple to reside in Hamburg New York after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ida Eisenman
Richard A. Olin
Ain Allay
First Methodist Church
George Myers
Barbara Roberts
Marlene McTniyre
Miss Eisenman
Lawrence Eisenman
West Smith Street
Mr. Olin
Allison J. Olin
West Church Street
Eden
James Small
Chutes Rhodes
Olin
Hamburg
Guesta
Charles Mack
Leo AI
Robert Howles
Erie
Allison Olin
Edna Olin
Rose Olin
Eden, N.Y
Durham
Karen
Pleasantville
Bakery Employees Honored at Mead Avenue Party
Mrs LaVera McEldowney hosted a Christmas gathering for seven Lie Comy Bakery employees at her Mead Avenue home Monday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Lewis Hale Mrs. Linian Hunt and Mrs. Fred Clark. Guests exchanged gifts and enjoyed a buffet lunch to close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVera McEldowney
Lie Comy
Mead Avenue
Lewis Hale
Linian Hunt
Fred Clark
McEldowney
Engagement announced for Dorothy Ann Raymond
Mr and Mrs Raymond List of Corry announce the engagement of their only daughter Dorothy Ann to John Lindstrom son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lindstrom of Corry R D 1 Dorothy Ann is a 1958 graduate of Cony Area High School and works at the Brown McKnight attorney office John Lindstrom is a 1961 graduate of Corry Area High School and plans farming with his father No date has been set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nals
Sory
Vace Swaymiond
Corry
Dorothy Ann
John Lindstrom
Arhur Lindstrom
Raymond
Cony Area
Brown-McKnight Attorney Office
Corry Area
Area Grange Christmas Party at Grange Hall
Area Grange held its Christmas party Tuesday evening at 6 oclock in the Grange Hall. Mrs Maxine Maedje led the program with readings and songs by the area group and the Wester twins. Gifts were exchanged after roll call. The December 12 meeting will host a dues paying oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voampus Grange
Grange Hall
Grange
Max-ine Maedje
Wester Twins
Larry Miller
Charles Sandburg
Maedie
Edna Norton
Sno Ball Dance Plans Completed for Corry Event
Plans for the annual Sno Ball Dance at the Corry Moose Hall unfold with details from cochairs Mrs. J. F. Beebe and Mrs. Gertrude White. Proceeds benefit the Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital. Tickets available from auxiliary members or at the door from Carl and Mrs. McIntyre. Roy Wolfe and his orchestra will provide music as committees handle decorations tickets queens’ committee publicity posters and guest book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Moose Home
J. F. Beebe
Gertrude White
Cochairmen
Corry Memorial Hospital
Carl McIntyre
Roy Wolfe
Robert Curtis
Robert Betz
Vennis Follett
Queens
Glenn Palmer
Fred Schwab
W. B. Ellsworth
F. W. Chiricuzio
Floyd Chamberlain
Ann Baressi
Engineer's Voice from Space Broadcast by Atlas Satellite
In Corona California AP reports Sam Findler, a 34 year old engineer from Neptune New Jersey, read the President's Christmas message from a tracking station near Prado Dam while Atlas satellite relayed the broadcast from space. The experiment marked the first time a non presidential voice was heard from orbit.
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Outer Space
Corona
Calif
Prado Dam
United States Army Signal Research and Development Laboratory
Coron
Sam Findler
Atlas
Sam Houston
Tex
Findler
Neptune
N.J
Thurday
Isman
Los Angeles
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Findler and Company
Pindler
World Peace, Tragedy, and Christmas Messages (Continued)
The world faced an uneasy peace after an Air France Constellation crash near Vienna killing 34 aboard. five Americans survived. In Belgium 15 trapped tunnel workers were presumed dead. Queen Elizabeth delivered a hopeful Christmas address praising unity and security at home. Traffic deaths were set to rise with an estimated 620 fatalities over the four day holiday, while President Eisenhower spoke on public life and Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air France
Vienna
Herald Angels
Shirley Hindman
San Bernardino
Calif
Zichem Zussen
Belgium
United States
National Safety Council
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Christmas party and visits in Findley Lake area
Cutting at Cutting at CUTTING-My and Mrs Roger Cooper of Findley Lake entertained with a Christmas party and supper Sunday eve ning in honor of the former's grandfather, Earl Thompson. The Eisenhowers planned to stay at the farm through New Year's Day. Peiping radio said Christmas in Red China was observed by Protestants and Catholics in their churches and homes. A representative from the Motor Vehicle Bureau will be at the Clymer Fire Hall on January 2 to assist in license plates.
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Roger Cooper
Findley Lake
Earl Thompson
Gordon Shampoe
Arthur Wallace
Carl A. Marsh
Clifton Cooper
White House
Gettysburg
Congress
Peiping
China
Quemoy
Algeria
Turkey
Champagne
Edward Carler
Rochester
Carl Marsh
Dixie
Faith Marsh
Russell Moore
Angie Gross
Robert van Jnyden
Holland
Michigan
Pred Wallace
Marion Nellis
Eleanor Wallace
North East
Charles Pettengil
Lawrence Dunnewold
Abbey Reformed Church
Clymer
Kenneth McCray
Clyde Baccus
Corry
Pearl Bemis
Max Bemis
Bemis
Dale Bens
Rot Memorial Hospital
Motor Vehicle Bureau
Clymer Fire Hall
Miller Baby Born in Grind Valley at Corry Memorial
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller of Grind Valley at Corry Memorial Hospital. The birth announcement notes the newborn's gender and the location of delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miller
Grind Valley
Corry Memorial Hospital
Strike talks resume as New York presses idle
Negotiators return to bargaining aimed at ending a 17 day strike by New York City newspaper deliverers. About 15,000 of 20,000 employees have been furloughed as federal mediators meet with strikers and publishers of nine papers. Standby workers total about 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iap
Afl-Cio
Newspaper Guild OF New York
Boule Pry
State GOP Still Mum On Tax Policy
Harrisburg report notes the State GOP offers no clear tax plan as the party awaits a policy committee decision. Gov elect Lawrence warns taxes are necessary and will require bipartisan votes. A 12 member tax advisory panel, evenly split, studies options possibly widening the 3 percent sales tax while avoiding a wage tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Aly
W. Stuart Helm
R-Armstrong
House Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Lawrence
House
Ways and Means
Associated Press
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Senate
Commonwealth
Trusty Follmer Escapes Northumberland Jail
Northumberland County jail in Sunbury, Pa, reported a jailbreak early today as trusted inmate Robert Lee Follmer, 30, of Lewisburg, who served as an acting fireman, slipped out through a front window. Local officials continued searching the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusty
Sunbury
Northumberland County
Robert
Lee Follmer
Lewisburg
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Ible
Weal Rey
Carry Avex
Era
Been
United States Navy
Hedon Coustilction Company
la Buffalo
Helen Curtis
Washington, D
Georger Faulkner
Wright Street
Curtis
Army
Gene Blake
Hawthorne
Theo Blake
Peter Gravis
Seventh Street
Joseph Edwards
Harry Oswalt Jr
Vermont
Florida
H. G. Ardison
Merchantville
N. J
Sawyer
ACAPS
Service and Health
Raymond List
Area Grange
Princess Anne
Prince Charles
Eisenhower
Santa
LEED
Greyhound
Pulaski
Tenn
Tuffy's
Kendall
Tuffy
Washington Streets
R. Dale Webster
Center St
YA Crandall Agency
Corry Edinboro Union City
Club
Enristifiec
Moo
Columbus
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