Seleeane Gaewe Conner Weds Dr Samuel Harby in Florida
Seleeane Gaewe Conner daughter of Dr and Mrs N T Gillette married Dr Samuel F Harby this afternoon at the bride's home in South Miami Florida The ceremony was in the living room of the Era officiated by an Episcopal rector Attendants were Mary Gill Conner and William Conner The bride wore a blue linen sheath dress with matching coat An informal reception followed at Corn Gables Mrs Harold Wart hosted The couple will trip to Nassau and stay at Prince George Hotel Harby is a philosophy professor at the University of Miami and son of Mr and Mrs J W Harby of Seattle He attended University of Washington and Columbia University Other notes mention Patricia Conner at Buffalo State Teachers College Elaine Rossin at Penn State and Mrs E H Harmon planning a New York trip.
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Seleane Gaewe Conner
N. T. Gillette
Samuel F. Harby
Miami
Fla
Mary Gill Conner
William Conner
Harold Wart
Corn Gables
Hantley
Nassau
Prince George Hotel
Charles Graham
Patricia
Buffalo State Teachers College
Elaine Rossin
L. A. Rossin
Franklin Street
Pennsylvania State University
Wilson Brown
Fairview
Lawrence €. Nichols
South Center Street
Charles. Roberts
Columbus
Mexico
Las Vegas
E. H. Harmon
Susan Troy
East Columbus Avenue
New York City
Joan Harmon
Pine Manor
Wellesley
Mass
New York
Engagement for Mary Francisco to Jay Follett announced
Mrs. Moran of Pleasant Drive Warren announces the engagement of her daughter Mary L. Francisco to Jay M. Follett son of Maud Follett and the late Hazen G Follett of R D 3 Corry. Mary a 1955 Warren High School graduate works at New Process Company Warren. Jay a 1948 Wattsburg High School graduate is self employed. No wedding date set.
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Art
Qrsell Moran
Pleasant Drive
Warren
Mary L. Francisco
Jay M. Follett
Maud Follett
R. D. 3. Corry
Hazen GC. Follett
Warren High School
New Process Company
Follett
Wattsbuite High School
Railroad Executive Addresses Rotarians at Corry Club Meeting
Thomas C. Kirkland, Pennsylvan ia Railroad regional industrial development manager for the Buffalo area, spoke to the Rotary Club I last night at the Hotel Corry. A Swiss steak dinner was served to members and guests, introduced by C. K. McLean, with group singing led by B. F. Bettes and piano by William Leaby.
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Thomas C. Kirkland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Rotary Clib I
Hotel
Corry
Mr. Kirkland
C. K. McLean
B. F. Bettes
William Leaby
Mrs Walter Blair Hosts VBB Club Bridge Evening
Mrs Walter Blair hosted the VBB Club at her East Bond Street home. Two tables played bridge with Mrs Edward Kinley Mrs John Mooney and Mrs Bard Hudght among the winners. A dessert was served afterward by Mrs Blas. Mrs Harold Brown of Novi Center Street will entertain February 15.
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Walter Bla
East Bond Street
VBB
Edward Kinley
John Mooney
Bard
Blas
Harold Brown
Novi Centerstreet
Avvnson Couple Welcome Son at Cowy Memorial
A son was born this morning at Cowy Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Holford Avvnson of Hate Corry. The family announces the arrival of their child and requests joyful congratulations from friends and relatives.
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Cowy Memorial Hospital
Holford Avvnson
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Cecil Carbaugh
A bridal shower for Mrs. Cecil Carbaugh, formerly Berths Matteson, was held at McCray Community House with thirty guests. Prizes went to Marilyn Dingle Janet Muckinhaupt Janet Matteson and Maryellen Lee Liza Blakeslee won the door prize. Donna Mc Caslin organized the games. Decorations featured green pink yellow and white. Refreshments included cake jello mints and punch. Hostesses were Gladys Rose Marjorie Palmer and Beverly Brown. Mrs Carbaugh received a beautiful gift from her friends.
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Cecil Carbaugh
Matteson
McCray
Marilyn Dingle
Janet Muckinhaupt
Janet Matteson
Maryellen Lee
Liza Blakeslee
Donna McCaslin
Gladys Rose
Marjorie Palmer
Beverly Brown
Carbaugh
Effié
Mrs J H Fenstermacher Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Mrs John H Fenstermacher entertained her two table bridge club last evening at her home on East Columbus avenue Prizes for the contract game were won by Mrs Charles Bracken Mrs Robert Galbreath and Mrs Arthur Martin The hostess served a dessert course and guests planned to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Galbreath expected to attend
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J. H. Fenstermacher
John H. Fenstermacher
East Columbus Avenue
Charles Bracken
Robert Galbreath
Arthur
Martin
S. Galbreath
Queen York PA selects apple blossom queen
Elaine Edwards 20 of Chambersburg and a junior at Carnegie Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh was named the 1954 Pennsylvania apple blossom queen. Edwards is the daughter of an apple grower in Franklin County and was chosen yesterday at a Wanla Horticultural Association meeting.
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York
Elaine Edwards
Chambersburg
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Miss Edwards
Franklin County
Wanla Hortiguitire Associa
Former Corry Teacher Engaged To Be Married
Miss Geraldine Ruth Ware of Meadville will wed Joseph Black Bogle of Sarasota Florida. Ware, a former Corry teacher and Allegheny College alumna, now engineers assistant at General Electric in Erie. Bogle, a UTenn graduate and World War II veteran, works as a sales engineer at General Electric in Buffalo. A summer wedding is planned.
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Corry
Geraldine Ruth Ware
C.F. Ware
Meadville
Joseph Black Bogle
J. B. Bogle
Sarasota
Fla
Allegheny College
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
General Electric Company
Erle
Bogle
University of Tennessee
U. S. Army
Erle Works
General Electric
Buffalo
Judge Pay Hike Bill Up For Action in Senate
Harrisburg The Senate next week will consider a bill to raise salaries of Commonwealth top judges beyond the governor’s 25 000. The measure, passed over recently amid behind the scenes opposition, would boost Supreme Court Justices from 25 000 to 30 000 and chief justice to 30 500 under amended terms. Republican leaders delayed final action as proposals were trimmed.
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way_xoom
Harrisburg
Senate
Commonwealth
Chamber
Byron A. Milner
James C. Crumlish
Philadelphia
Lane
D-Washington
House
Supreme Court
High Court
Judd completes flight to Cairo from New York to Cairo
Trans World Airlines pilot William F. Judd arrived in Cairo today after flying a single engine Cessna 180 nonstop from New York to Paris earlier this week and then on to Cairo. He plans a return to Paris and then to the French capital tomorrow morning to resume work. Judd, a South Haven Kansas native living in Cairo with his French wife and two sons, undertook the Atlantic crossing to avoid shipping the aircraft. He hoped to break Captain Odom’s nonstop record of 4,957 miles but icing forced an earlier landing.
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Egypt
William F. Judd
Cairo
New York
Paris
Judd
Trans World Airlines
TWA
South Haven
Kan
Atlantic
William F. Odom
Sparta Crash Victim Dies
George Mazurkiewicz, 73, of Spartansburg, died at Corry Memorial Hospital at 12 10 PM after being struck by a car on Route 277 January 18. He suffered a compound leg fracture and head injuries. fate of death to be determined by coroner. Funeral arrangements in Spartansburg to be announced.
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George Mazurkiewicz
Spitansburg
Corry MeMorial Hospital
Spartansburg
Earl Roberts
Po- Hce
Roberts
Erie County
Robert Bracken
Mazurkiewicz
Hat Trick His Pet in Teacher Recorded Tale
On the spot, teacher Mrs E records a curious tale of a pet and a calf. The incident centers on a bull that butts, with narration by the observer.
Love Struck Youth Slays Student Nurse at Boston Hospital
Charles Atwood Jr 21 of East Bridgewater admitted shooting Rose Marie Da Silva 18 of Brockton outside the Massachusetts Memorial Hospital nurses home after she rejected him. He fired several shots as she descended the front stairs, killing her in front of three startled student nurses.
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Boston
Hiad
Rose Marie da Silva
Brocton
Massachusetts Memorial Hospital
Charles Atwood Jr
East Bridgewater
Warren Blair
Atwood
Miss da Silva
Benson Firm On Hog Buying Stand
Secretary of Agriculture Benson told farmers in Austin Minnesota that a government hog buying program would hurt them more than help. He noted the administration is increasing pork purchases but will not buy and store vast quantities to prop up prices. He warned that government livestock buying would not work and urged skepticism of such an action.
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Benson
Associated Press
Austin
Minn
Farmers Today
Midwest
U. S
Snd
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