Ross Gilson wedding announced in Titusville church
An 8 o'clock Thursday ceremony at First Presbyterian Church united Miss Shirley Gilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miller Gilson, to Alan Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ross. Rev. Paul F. Bauer officiated as guests from Titusville to Corry attended. The bride wore a rose colored lace ballerina dress and carried a black lace fan with white carnations. Attendants wore contrasting dresses with peppermint striped corsages. An informal reception followed at the groom’s grandmother’s home. Relatives and friends from Titusville, Venango, Cambridge Springs, Erie and Corry were present. A number of local residents are named in attendance or travel notes. The couple honeymooned in New York City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magenday
Shirley Gilson
Miller Gilson
Titusville
Alan Ross
Warren Ross
West
Washington Street
First Presbyterian Church
Paul F. Bauer
Ann Marie Gilson
Kay Ann Ross
Ronald Miles
Rosa Og Beer
Myrna ‘Peterson
Essex Street
Venango
Cambridge Springs
Erie
Corry
Ross
Trusville
Ander Trusbald
Corry Area
Cony- Jamestown Mfg. Co
Men of First Presbyterian Meet at Summerville Home
The Men's Council of the First Presbyterian Church met at Dr. Bruge Summerville's home at 211 East Columbus Avenue. They studied the Book of Ephesians, held a discussion, and viewed the film In Face of Jeopardy on Christian missions in Southeast Asia and anti communism. A lunch followed. The next session is set for Monday March ath at 8 p.m. at Alfred VanDresar's home 561 Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Men’s Council
The
First Presbyterian Church
Bruge Summerville
Columbus Avenue
Sim
Southeast Asia
Summerville
Alfred VanDresar
Wayne Strest
Ronald and wife honored at third wedding anniversary
Mrs Tracy White headfast Plessant Street and Mr Ronald Rairle were surprised Saturday night by friends at a party honoring their third wedding anniversary. Music and contests accompanied desserts from a valentine decorated table. Guests presented a purse of money and Mrs Rairle a corsage. Out-of-town guests Mr and Mrs Robert Dillman and sons Terry and Tommy of Youngsville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wif
Tracy W. Whitehead
Plessant Street
Ronald Rairle
Robert Dillman
Terry
Tommy
Youngsville
Birthday Party Honors Mrs John Keppel in Columbus
Mrs Milton Batley hosted at her Columbus home on Sunday a birthday party for her sister in law Mrs John Keppel. Mrs Gerald Bemis of FRD-2 assisted as hostess. About ten relatives and friends attended from 2 PM onward, enjoying visits and games. Prizes went to Mrs George Drobnesk and Mrs Havel Wynn. A birthday lunch of fruited Jello cake and coffee was served late afternoon. The honoree received several gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keppel
Milton Batley
Columbus
Presbyterian Women Meeting Announces Theme Southeast Asia
Presbyterian Women will hold a meeting in the church parlors tomorrow evening with the theme Southeast Asia. Mrs Harold Flowers will provide music for worship led by Mrs Walter Auer and Westminster Fellowship organizers. The program includes a short play In The Pace of Jeopardy about the conflict between Christianity and Southeast Asia. Donations will aid the American Leprosy Mission. Eyed-Warped elephant rides from Thailand will be offered to donors. Congregation members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Ie” Feeney Buntingsbyterian Women's Association
Be'dlock
Asis
Harold Flowers
Walter Auer
Jackie Paulson
Miho Dotina Bhirer
Westminster Fellowship
Thailand
Mig Gendyil
Mrs. Alansoy
Wat Werver
Hore Eigen
Eh Worms
Anh
Kiwanis and Rotary Plan Minstrel Show Date Set
Kiwanis and Rotary clubs met at the Hotel Comy to organize a minstrel show at the local high school on April 29. William Leuby named general chairman for major parts. Lynn Rice leads chorus with Leuby acting. Next rehearsal set after the Rotary meeting. Frank McKnight announced Ladies Night with Forest Hopkins, North East Breeze editor, speaking on a Red Curtain trip and showing slides. Rotary host William Peiffer introduced guests George Crowley of Ludlow Vermont and Perry Meads of Columbus Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Comy
YMCA
William ‘Leuby
Atin
Lynn Rice
Lynn Rice Leading the Singing and Mr. Leuby
Kiwanis Club
Frank McKnight
Forest Hopkins
North East—Breeze
Rotary Club
Willam Peiffer
George Crowley
Ludlow
Vermont
Perry Meads
Columbus
Mrs Bertha Stockton Hosts Readers Club Afternoon
Mrs Bertha Stockton entertained the Readers at her West Congress street home yesterday afternoon. A 3 O'clock lunch preceded a business meeting led by president Mrs Stockton with 10 members taking roll. Mrs Ire Miller presented a program on the United Nations, detailing its purpose and current events. General discussion followed. Mrs Willis Brown will host the next meeting on February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Stockton
West
Congress Street
Stockton
Lincoln
Ire Miller
United Nations
Miller
Pomona Grange meeting planned in Warren Hall
The Warren County Pomona Grange will hold its first quarter session at Warren Grange Hall starting 10:30 p m on February 7. Newly elected Master David Curtis of Columbus Grange will preside with welcome by Maria Belton and response by Connie Moore. The home economics program is led by Lucille Johnson. devotions at 1:30 p m will be by Rev Charles Ringley. a Jamestown social security office representative will speak, followed by a question period. Evening session at 7:80 features group singing with George Ruth on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Warren
Warren County
Warren Grange
David Curtis
Columbus Grange
Maria Belton
Connie Moore
Valley Grange
Pomoad
Lucille Johnson
Charles B. Ringley
First Evangelical
Brethren Church
Social Secority Office
Jamestown
George Ruth
Pennsylvania
State Grange to Deliver Feature Address and Dinner
The session will close with the conferring of the fifth degree of the Order of Patrons of Husbandry. The Lucies of Warren Grange will serve both lunch and dinner to attendees. During the day, reports of all subordinate Granges in Warren and Forest counties will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Grange
Order of Patrons of Husbandry
Lucies of
Warren Grange
Warren
Forest
Raw milk sellers face shutdown over regulation breach
Herbert J. Dinsmore head of Allegheny County Health Department Bureau of Environment Health says about 40 milk dealers are selling 1900 gallons of raw milk daily. He warns they must pasteurize or close to comply with department rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Herbert J. Dinsmore
Allegheny County Health Departments
Bureau of Environment Health
Dinsmore
Public Dance At Grange Hall For Columbus Grange Visit
Corry Grange No. 55 hosted a large meeting led by Worthy Master Don Whitley. An invitation extended to Columbus Grange to hold a dance at Corry Grange Hall on Monday evening February 11 from 7 until 11. Open to the public with no admission. Pomons Grange Master Guy Morton and Mrs Morton from Clover Leaf Grange attended. Morton announced a February 22 dinner at Philipsville Hall for masters and legislative committees, open to the public with 6:30 p.m. seating and reservations via Mrs. Florence Orton by February 19. Morton named Mrs. Walter Dingfelder chair of Pomons Juvenile Committee. Eugene Powers presented the literary program. Fred Mixer showcased petrified wood pieces into jewelry. Snacks were served after. Next meeting set for February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Corry Grange
Don Whitley
Columbus Grange
Corry Grange Hall
Publc
Pomons Grange
Guy Morton
Morton
Cloverleaf Grange
North East
Philipsville Hall
Florence Orton
R. D
Wattaburg
Wattaburg, By February 19Th. ‘Mr. Morton
Walter Dingfelder
Pomons
Eugene Powers
Fred Mixer
Mixer
Don Whaley
Charles Mulligan
February Martha Circle Meeting At First Methodist Church
The February meeting of the Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. Curtis O'Shell's East Smith Street home. Fifteen members and one guest, Mrs Mildred Akam, attended. Devotions led by Mrs. Hubert Vaughn referenced the Ten Commandments and an article. Mrs Elisabeth Nellis closed with prayer. Mrs Joseph Guignon read about Thailand and the Tho people from East From Burma study text. The business session was led by President Mrs Herbert Loveland with a committee to serve refreshments for the church meeting next Monday evening. Mrs Q'Shbell assisted by Mrs Earl VanGuilder served dessert before adjournment. The next meeting is March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis O’shell
Martha Circle
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Curtis O'Shell
East Smith Street
Mildred Akam
Hubert Vaughn
Elisabeth ‘Nellis
Joseph, Guignon
Thailand
Burma
Herbert Loveland
qutieMre
W. B. Stowe
Woman's Society
Ning
Q'Shbell
Earl VanGuilder
Mrs F B Sullivan Hosts Mentor Club Meeting
The Mentor Club gathered at Mrs. F B Sullivan’s home on Carter Hill hosted by her daughter Mrs Alton Dahlstrand. Twelve members attended a brief business session followed by Mrs E G Barnes presenting Good and Great People with Rufus Jones as the personality reading. A social lunch featured fruit salad, nuts, coffee, tea, mints, and more. The next meeting on February 18 will be at Mrs W Bruce Ellsworth’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Sullivan
Mentor Club
Alton Dahlstrand
Carter Hill
E.G. Barnes
Jones
Haverford College
Ufe
Bullivan
Porter Auer
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Mrs H W Parker Hosts Mary Circle Meeting
Twenty members of the Mary Circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs Harry W Parker on West Smithy street for their monthly gathering. Devotions themed Peace included poems Trust And Smile and Day By Day. A brief business session led by Mrs Robert Marsh followed, with lesson study by Mrs Durham on Bolivia and Methodism’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Parker
Mary Circle
Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Harry W. Parker
West Smithy Street
Oxeal Dohnsart
Robert Marsh
Durham
Bolivia
Lois McCray
Bertha McCray
Helen Jones
J. W. Crowell
Northwest Street
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Shirley Bryson of Clymer
A shower celebrated the upcoming marriage of Shirley Bryson of Clymer at the home of Mr. and Mrs J David Abt in Snyder Circle. Yellow and white decorations with streamers and bells framed the event. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paddock, William Moses, Kenneth Cornell, E Clyde Snyder, and Mrs. Dorothy Beiter, all of Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Shirley Bryson
J. David Abt
Snyder Circle
Robert Paddock
William Moses
Kenneth Cor~nell
E. Clyde Snyder
Dorothy Beiter
Benefit Card Party Planned for February 12
A public card party is announced for Tuesday evening February 12 at the Corry Moose Club to raise funds for Richard Hurlbut. Tickets may be bought from committee members Mrs June Rhodes Mrs Marvel Bradford Mrs Neva Applebee Mrs Norma Van derhool Miss Derna Ficcardi Miss Ann Royek or Arthur Litz or at the door Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Pomomt
Corry Moose Glad
Atfair
Richard Hurlbut
June Rhodes
Marvel Bradford
Neva Applebee
Norma Vanderhool
Derna Ficcardi
Ann Royek
Arthur Litz
Hoor
Bowling Tourney Winners Named by Junior Hi Club
The Junior Hi Club bowling tourney was held Friday at Bowl-Alve alleys. Winners include Donald Frontroth with high rotational score earning socks, Thomas Hoyt high score with handicap also socks, Stephen Hutzelmen second high with handicap, and Wallace Cady low with handicap. Club advisor David Yard oversaw the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowl-Alve
Donald Frontroth
Thomas Hoyt
Stephen Hutzelmen
Bowie
Wallace Cady
David Yard
Charity Ball Realizes 247 60 For Corry Memorial Hospital
A report shows 247.60 was raised at the Corry Memorial Hospital Christmas charity ball. Mrs. Robert Curtis chaired the event with Mrs. J Needham presiding at the meeting. Mrs. Harold Wilcox noted hospital needs, and new members and committee postings were announced. A bake sale was tentatively planned with Mrs. Louis Lundy and Mrs. Roscoe Keck heading the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry “Memorial
Badies
Robert Curtis
J." Needham
Harold Wilcox
William Rupp
Harold Jackson
Merle Dodd
Mary Higgins
Louis Lundy
Roscoe Keck
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