Presbyterian Ceremony Unites Louise Grinder and James Howard
The First Presbyterian Church hosted a double ring ceremony for Thelma Louise Grinder and PFC James Doane Howard. Rev. Paul Bauer officiated with music by Florence Flowers and Al Vanssens. The couple, in a blue and white wedding theme, will reside at 1078 North Center Street while Mr. Howard serves in Amberg Germany and plans to join his wife after his duty ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Thelma Louise Grinder
James Doane Howard
Paul 9. Bauer
Waynesburg College
Waynesburg
Florence Flowers
al Vanssens
Peter Glavis
Seventh Street
Howard
CM. Howard
North Center Street
Lave CM. Howard
Lee Williams
Dior
Lucy Piccirilio
Carol Ann Glavis
Miss Fay Legis
Mower
Jan Howard
Charles Schneider
David Lindstrom
Robert Harvey
Moose Home
Allan Hasbrouck
Golden Jones
Lucy Picairillo
Joseph Edwards
J. R. Grice
William Corbin
Beverly Grinder
Sandra Gravis
Sandra Weldht
United States Army
Amberg
Germany
Jon
Corry Area
G. ©. Murphy Company
CAHS
Grove City College
Erie Business College
Armed Forces
Sheridan
Rochester
Mit
Kisco
Pindley Lake
Ashtabula
Ohio
New Bethlehem
Kittanning
New Castle
Erie
Wesleyville
Sheakleyville
Spartansburg
Mary Roberts
Earl Roberts
Freshman Tri-Hi-Y Host Holiday Dance at Wright School
A holiday dance tonight runs from 8 to 11 at the Wright School gym. Freshman Tri-Fi Club sponsors the event for students in grades 9 to 12 with ranching contests and prizes. Tickets cost 2 cents per student or 85 cents per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright School
Kiwanis Plans Anniversary Dinner Event
Kiwanis members met at noon for their weekly session. President Thomas Russell announced that Frank McKnight and Ray Amy, first presidents, will lead the committee for the 28th anniversary dinner at Hotel Corry. Lt. Ben Ginader of Erie will install officers at a ladies night. Twenty five year Legion of Honor pins will be awarded to Philip Zaleneck and Richard Rossbacher by Howard J. Sheen. A minstrel show is planned for February and committees are organizing a school event. Next meeting will be Tuesday at noon at the Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Thomas Russell
Frank McKnight
Ray Amy
Hotel Corry
Ben Ginader
Erie
Legion of Honor
Philip Zaleneck
Richard Rossbacher
Howard J. Sheen
Rotary Club screens The Miracle Of Wood film
Duane Fogle presented a color and sound film titled The Miracle of Wood to Rotary members at the Hotel Corry. The program traced plywood making and the lumber industry from forest to market with projections by Gerald Lane in Oregon and Washington settings. Guests included Craig Seastead. invocation by Rev Elmer Sinner. singing led by William Rodemeyer and piano by William Leahy. The next meeting is at Hotel Corry on January 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Duane Fogle
Rotary Club
Hotel
Corry
Fogle
Robert Olt
Gerald Lane
Oregon
Washington
Craig Seastead
Elmer Sinner
William Rodemeyer
William — Leahy
Hotel Corry
Newborns Reported From Union City Area Homes
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Leland VanTassel of Fun ter avenue Union City Saturday at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Darel Yovich of R D 2 Union City at Union City Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Max Grena Jr 856 East South Street Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland VanTassel
Funter Avenue
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Darel Yovich
Corry Memorial Hospital
Max Grena Jr
East South Street
Egypt Seizes French Schools Amid Spy Claims
Al Ahram reports Egypt ordered seizure of three schools run by the French cultural mission. The mission had been allowed to return in 1958 after the Suez crisis. nine members were arrested November 24 on charges of spying and plotting to overthrow President Gamal Abdel Nasser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CATRO
Egypt
Lhe
al Ahram
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Connie Rae Wesoloski Seeks 1961 Sno Ball Queen Title
Connie Rae Wesoloski a Meadville City Hospital nurse and high school alum is the tenth candidate for the 1961 Sno Ball Queen contest sponsored by the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary. She will compete with ten other contestants during the Moose Home intermission period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Rae Wesoluski
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville
Arthur Bolan
White's Cornerstead
Wesolosiki
Corry Ave High School
Acse
Wesoloski
Durie
Moose Home
Wesoleski
Corry Memorial Hospital
Top Pennsylvania 1961 story death of 31 army recruits
The AP year end poll names the November 1961 crash in Virginia that killed 31 Pennsylvania Army recruits as the top state news story. The piece recalls the victims, their training flight from Wilkes-Barre Scranton Airport, and family tributes, noting broader impacts on aviation safety and federal response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Walters
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Henry X
O'Brien
Anne X
Alper
Supreme Court
Pottsville
John 5. Pike
U.S
Imperial Airways
Virginia
United States
Wilkes-Barre Scranton
Joseph Kolbi II
Stephen
Leroy Kranich Jr
Joel
Woodrow Wilson Widow In Critical Condition
Washington reports say Mrs. Woodrow Wilson age 89 widow of the former president lies gravely ill with a respiratory infection and complications. The physician announced a recovery slight improvement after three weeks of illness. She remains at her Washington home where the couple moved after 1921 leaving the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pashington
Woodrow Wilson
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Paul F. Bauer
Louise Grinder
James Howard
Arland Burrous
Eileen
Brook Street
Etta Vogt
St. Louis
Peter J. Swanson
West Frederick Street
Warminster
Paul Evans
Mily
Jack Bonney
Strafford
Laverne
Alhambra
LaPunta
Calif
EJ Button
Panama
N.Y
Pasadena
Kiwanis
Bennett’s
Barney B
Santa
Bennett
Steven
Braneh
Kolbi Voys
Fedral Aviation Agency
Imperial
FAA
Sturies
Berwick
U. S. Supreme Court
Greensburg
Susquehanna
Mwyor Richardson Dill Worth
Navy Plane
Wilson Grove
U. S
Uniontown
Mallory
New England
Mary
Carpenter
Pat Cudahy
Pic Nic
Citizens National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
BANK
Savice
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