Atty Peake Weds Erie Miss at Emmanuel Episcopal Church
A wedding took place at Emmanuel Episcopal Church Monday morning with Atty Walter Strang Peake of Corry officiating. Helen Hicks of Erie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hicks, wore a white lace gown and a bouquet of white blooms as she married Peake assisted by Rev. William Selte Jr. The ceremony featured traditional selections by Tiffany and was followed by a reception at the Erie restaurant with Erie guests and several out-of-town relatives in attendance.
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Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Helen Hicks
Walter Strang
William ©. Selte Jr
Wallace A. Hicks
East
Atty
Walter L. Peake
East Street
Corry Keppel Tiffany
Edward Fuller
Wesleyville
Jin Amy
Larry Jones
Cousi
Erie
Gulia Ferrante
Howard Grorge Norton
New York City
Gem Harmon
Charles Bracken
al VanDike
Miss Plain
Mel Bride
Mary Alice Rathbull
Servinit
Frank Falkowski
Detroit
Mich
Rey
Robert Gromnacki
Cedarville
Ohio
Vladimir Korba
Cleveland
Roland Hicks
Harisburg
Arthur E James
William Ol
St Johns Day Dinner Held By 100 Masons At YMCA
The St Johns Day banquet for about 100 Masons was held at the YMCA with John Munson of Jameson NY addressing the group. John H Kite of Philadelphia spoke on the role of the Masonic fraternity in medical research. Jewels were awarded to H. Smith and Clarence Layil, presented by Carlton Smith Ralph Tople and Glenn Stearns. The evening included a yoast dinner served by women of the Eastern Star, a benediction by Rev Paul F Baler, and toasts led by Charly Butters. Music by Will Leahy accompanied the event.
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YMCA
John Munson
Jameson NY
John H Kite
Philadelphia
H. Smith
Clarence
Layil
Carlton Smith
Ralph Tople
Glenn Stearns
A. Myers
First Methodist Church
Cave
Paul F Baler
Chayle Butters
Ch. Robbis
Grand
Mrs Harris Hosts EUB Friendship Aid Meeting
Mrs Harris entertained 15 members of the Friendship Aid of the Evangel Church at her North Centre Street home. The event featured a devotion, a business session led by the vice president, and a social period with tea, gelatine salad, wafers, and coffee. Next meeting planned for January 24.
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Matson
Ruth Lyons
Lloyd Lillie
William Hall
Sun Rises with Union City Newborns
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Guorse Gordy of RD 3 Union City on December 24 at Union City Memorial Hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Rockwood of RD 1 Union City on December 24 at Union City Memorial Hospital.
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Guorse Gordy
RD. 3
Union City
Union City Memorial Hospital
Charles Rockwood
Unos City Memorial Hospital
Harold Owens
Rotary address highlights Albany trip plans this summer
Hubert Vaughn spoke at the noon Rotary Club dinner at Hotel Corry outlining a five day trip to Albany, detailing passage through locks on the Brieninal. The talk drew a warm response from members as Dr T S Kelsey introduced the speaker and William Armitage gave the invocation. Group singing accompanied by Robert Tunner on piano. Evening meetings resume next week at the same hotel.
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Seeeres
Albany
Hubert Vaughn
Rotary Club
Corry Vaughn
T.S. Kelsey
William Armitage
Olin Bracken Jr
Sne Ball Dance Hopes Amid Festive Plans and Anniversaries
Speculation swirls over Sne-Bal Dance timing and queen lineup as church groups drum up interest with a secret intermission act. Christmas Rose decorations, four suers, and a surprise program promise a festive night. Anniversary notices honor Charles Tanner Sr. and others, with travel and engagements noted for several families including the McCrays, Frenchs, and Hicks. Local residents plan holidays with relatives in Dover, Puerto Rico, and Miami while neighbors welcome visitors from Pittsburgh.
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Chureh
Bethlehem
Corry
Charles Tanner SR
Martin's Trailer Court
Ade Charles Tanner Jr
Dover Air Force Base
Dover
Del
Clayton McCrays
Paul French
Nite Sherry Ottaway
Puerto Rico
Frank Benhardi
Betty King
John King
Carlton Smith
Pittsburgh
Joni Heberlein
Children’s Hospital
Leaseberleins
Maple Avenue
Journal
Sandra Cochran Michell
Sledding Party Honors College Students at Local Church
The Evangelical United Brethren Church last evening honored its members who are college students home for the holidays with a bob sledding party. About 20 people met at the church and then rode to the town outskirts for sledding before returning for refreshments including sloppy joes, potato chips, and coffee. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs Carlton Purdey, Mr. and Mrs William Hall, and Mr. and Mrs Ronald Trisket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gelical United Brethren Church
Carlton Purdey
William Hall
Ronald Trisket
Pa. Man Killed in Plant Mishap
A Pennsylvania man died in a plant accident and another person was injured. Ronald Albert, of New Kensington, died at Memorial Hospital after the incident. The event occurred at the Cumberland facility and authorities are investigating.
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Cumberland
Pennsylyania
Ronald Alberrt
New Kensinilion
Memorial Hospital
Milia
Man slays wife in restaurant after row
In Allotine County a man fatally stabbed his wife Myrtle Hivdisies 49 in a restaurant after an argument. She was pronounced dead at Allapetite City Hospital. The husband Hudson was jailed on unrelated prior charges and released on bail after questioning. Police and detectives are investigating the fatal stabbing.
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Seuanaie
Aplaitie City Hospital
Ahern
Tess Whiten Hutson
Acton Employe
Fissyle Ayn
Ophir Waltgosses
Hudson
Milton Popuses
Allotine County
Fudsons
Maree
Aid
Fithud
Cyan Atler
Oil City OKs 5-Mill Real Estate Levy
Oil City council approves a five mill real estate levy for the coming year with a budget of 849,708 dollars in the General Fund. No new fire equipment or additional staffing funds are planned, and capital purchases include a garbage truck and utility truck for the fire department.
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Oil City
Councilmutt Willkus E. Breene
Aluh Man
Average American ate about 1488 pounds of food this year
The Agriculture Department tally shows per person intake across dairy fruits vegetables meat fish cereal sugar butter coffee and more. It notes 414 pounds dairy 40 pounds fruits and vegetables 178 pounds meat fish and poultry 146 pounds grain and cereals 108 pounds sugar and syrup 7 pounds fats and oils 41 pounds eggs and coffee with limited context and an unrelated arrest reference toward the end.
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Agriculture Department
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Temple University School
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Erte
Corry High Seivul
University of Fenyanid Law School
University of Michigan
California
Pennsylvania Bar Ass Opeiations
Aline
Kony Cirenids
Larry Dynes
Essigs Omwel
Eend Mies
Tirkait Hurrian
Wetevyilie
Watts Ove
W. M. Crandall
R. Dale Webster
Mgr
Center St
Rotary
LEED
Cecile & Hicks
Wight Silver
Claudette
Rachel Lea Walsh
John Walsh
Frankly Street
Alshe
Harold E Hicks
McChy
Thaler Court
Coury
Marilyn Mitchell
Dolo Hicks
Walter Peake
Claudette Hicks
Robert Walsh
Jack Stahl
Marcia
Jimmy
West Pleasant Street
Miami
Pia
Herman Stalunul
Boker Squilier
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
oHlass Af
E.F.M
Crystal Coal CO
Maple Ave
the National Bank of Corry
Mir
Iberfedera
Kennedy
Kinzva Dam
Ienior
Lilia
Rei
Lice
REX Theatre
Elvis Presley
Juliet Prowse
Robert Ivers
Root Furniture Store
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Clarence Wallace
Borstorff & Fitch
Johnson Bros
Root Furniture
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