Former Corry Residents and Man Shot at Ease
Police report gunfire near Raspberry street as Gardner and Hughes recount the attack on Mrs. Miles at Griswold plant. An assailant, about 5'11", wore tan hat and coat and fled after firing. Mrs. Miles, once accused of adultery and forgery, has remarried. her second husband serves in Germany. Two children unharmed were taken to relatives. In Greece news, USAID allocates 27.1 million dollars in economic aid, including oil imports from Middle East nations.
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Miles
Buss
Germany
Gardner
Clarendon
R. D
Hughes
Gardiner
City Fuel Aed Supply Co
Griswold
Mis
Raspberry Street
Eric
Connicattly
Wedding of Katherine Theresa Street and John Park McLean
Local notices recount many holiday visits by residents of Jamestown and nearby towns. A prominent wedding took place at St Waberthy Church when Katherine Theresa Street, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sweet, married John Park McLean. The couple will reside at 34 Snyder Chapel. Mrs. McLean is a Corry High School graduate, employed at Raymond Mr. Company. Mr. McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fe McLean, is a Korea veteran now with Pennsylvania Electric.
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McLean
Snyder Challe
Corry Senior High School
Raymond Mr. Company
Mebraw
McLei
236
Meadavenile
Tom Johnmure High School
Aje
Korea
Pennsylvania Hlestrie Company
Former Corryite’s Marriage Announced
The marriage of Clarice Lammers to Willan C. S. McGarvie was performed by Rev. Robert J. Smith at the BU, B. Church parsonage with Marilyn Washee as bridesmaid and George P. McGarvie as best man. The couple will reside at R D3 Titusville after a Valley Tan reception with local friends and relatives.
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Weong
John Lammers
East Spring Street
Titusville
Clarice
Willan C. S. McGarvie
Robert McGarvie
R. D
Robert J. Smith
B. Church
Marilyn
Triple K Club Christmas Party Held in Erie
Mrs. Herman Steimer hosted the Triple K Club annual Christmas gathering in Erie with a 1:30 luncheon and gift exchange. The event drew attendees from Coxry including Mrs. Ray Laurie, Merle Gapwell, Mrs. John Doland, George Bensink, and Miss Murion Smith, plus Cleveland guest Mrs. Merle Cowles.
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Erie
Herman Steimer
Merle Cowles
Cleveland
Coxry
Ray Laurie
Merle Gapwell
John Doland
George Bensink
Murion ‘Smith
VLHS Club Dinner And Meeting Saturday Thet regillay Meeting
The YLES Card Club met Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Litz on Bash Main street for a regular dinner and meeting. Members enjoyed a tureen dinner and social visiting. Prizes were won by Mrs Alfred VanDresar and Mr Ute. Mr and Mrs VanDresar will host the next session in two weeks.
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Vlhs Club
Yles Card Club
Arthur Litz
Bash Main Street
Alfred VanDresar
Ute
VanDresar
Miss Joanne Lamb Weds William Pierson in Winter Ceremony
Miss Joanne Victoria Lamb daughter of Mr and Mrs H W Lamb 334 Bayle Street and William W Pierson of San Diego California were married Sunday afternoon at 1 40 o clock The Rev R B Moniman officiated The ceremony featured white chrysanthemums and carnations with candles Miss Marilyn Canfield sang with Miss Jean Mewtuyn as soloist The bride wore a bebe colored suit with brown accessories A corsage of white roses and a lavender bouquet were worn by the maid of honor Miss Agnes Puchly Best man was Frank Pierson Ray Merriman attended Guests included Mrs Engle Wattsburg and others The couple will reside in Birmingham Alabama pending move to Sioux City The bride is a Corry High School graduate Class of 1951 The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Albert Pierson San Diego radiated from Chula Vista High School and is in business in San Diego
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Joanine Victoria Lamb
H.W. Lamb
Bayle Street
William W. Pierson
San Diego
Calif
R. BR. Monii- Man
Marilyn Canfield
Jean Mewituyn
Agnes Puchly
Frank Pierson
Ray Merriman
Charles Wetmore
Shirley Lamb
Audrey Engle
Wattsburg
Engle
Thode Island
George Staffan
Eric
Bimninghard
Ala
Silt City
Pierson
Corry Senior High School
Albert Pierson
Chula Vista High School
San Diegd Junior College
Rithfield
Koeppel Buetikofer Betrothal Announced in Frithaye
Mr and Mrs George Koeppel announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen to Joni Buetikofer son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Buetikofer of Corry State Line road Corry Kathleen is a graduate of Academy High School and employed at the Security People’s Brush Company The bridegroom attended Wattsboro school and is engaged in farming with his father
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Koeppel-Buetikofer
George Koeppel
Oakwood Street
Frithaye
Kathleen
Joni Buetikofer
Elmer Buetikofer
Birthday Party For Tony Amoroso Honors 17th Birthday
Tony Amoroso was celebrated yesterday at a birthday party hosted by his parents at 25 First Avenue. About 21 people attended and they served cake, jello, ice cream and coffee. The guest of honor received many fine gifts.
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Ils
Sue
Dosaph Am Seode
First Avenue
Newborns announced from local hospital divisions
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Sammons Rt 3 Waltsburg. Mrs Sammons is the former Lee, A son born to Mr and Mrs James Jansen 126 East South Street at Core y Memorial Hospital yesterday. Mrs Jansen is the former Mary Eilen Bint. A son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs John Mitchell 1215 North Center Street.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
George Sammons
Rt. D. 3
Waltsburs
Sammons
Live Lee
James Jansen
East South Street
Corey Memorial Hospital
Jansen
Mary Eilen Bint
Gorey Mentanial Hospital
Joh Mitchell
North Center Street
Hungary Again Hurls Charges Against U S Over Flight
The Hungarian official press charged that the United States knew the whereabouts of four American fets jailed in Hungary as an Allied mission sought their release. A Saadep front page editorial said the U S government kept planes from crashing and accused political speculation of hurting relatives. Tass reported the plane was shot down by Soviet fighters in Hungary.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Hungary
Communist Press
U.S
Saadep
Hangmans
U. S
Fiers
Los Weir
Erding
Germany
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Capi
Dave “Henderson
Tass
Seven year old George R Anderson dies at home
Seven year old George R. Anderson died at his home in suburban Manoa while visiting from a Louisville sanitarium where he was confined as a heart patient. The boy had traveled for treatment and passed away on the visit.
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Dids
Philadelphia
George R. Anderson
Manoa
Ybouisville Saniarum
Mummers Parade in Philadelphia Welcomes New Year Crowd
The Hittering spectacle of 15,000 mummers will parade in Philadelphia on December 31 to usher in the New Year. An estimated 200,000 in person and many more viewers are expected to watch the procession. Two Butler bankers, Gardner G. Lowry and De with Brenden, retire after long careers beginning at the century’s turn.
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Philadelphia
Anoyrow
Butler
Gardner G. Lowry
Dewith Brenden
The
Butler Sayings
Trst Co
Lowry
Brenden
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Kuwait
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Al's Clothes Shop
Josephine Kielar
Bele
Joseph Kielar
Charles Seamon
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Wesleyville
Kytt
Sweet
John McKean
John Clough
Lomorrow
California
W. Bracken, Jr
Arthur Shambure
Detroit
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East Pleasant, Street
Brice Banks
James Mael Innes
East Congress Street
Newtown Square
Jack MacInnes
Paul Gray
Marion Street
Kenneth "Dawson
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Robert Corswell
Thomas
Horrisil
N.Y
Frank Schrader
J East South Street
Cogs
Katherine Pine
John Park McLean
Katherine Theresa
Walter Sweet
Writht
Gimner
Cyril Kranz
St Waberh
Portwellius
Therese Marie Marlin
Joanne Lamb
Tony Amoroso
Canada
Pracnaf
B. Finance CO
Arsonal Consumer Discount CO
Personal Contuner Discount Co
N. Center ST
Pal
Harry Hail
YES
Nichols
Frank C
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Eve
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Hepina
Helen
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