Shower Given For Miss Helen McCray
Miss Helen McCray, bride elect to Charles McCray, was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Harry Fitch of Elgin for 15 guests. Prizes went to several attendees and the party ended with refreshments and gifts for the bride elect. Also noted are plans for a three month motor trip by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Black and attendees at VFW Auxiliary meeting in Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McCray
Charles McCray
Harry Fitch
Elgin
Clayton McCray
Theodore Hutchinson
Carroll Crowell
Albin Larson
Lawrence McCray
Russell Briggs
Floyd Black
Fairview Street
Albuquerque
N. M
Charles Weberberger
Mabel Kolstee
Erie
Corry
Mildred Sorenson
Clyde Reynolds
Maurice Porter
Helen Porter
Hazel Shuss
VFW
Northwestern County Council
Union City
Oil City
Nine Confirmations at Emmanuel Church Service
The Rt. Rev. William Crittenden, bishop of the Erie diocese, confirmed nine persons at Emmanuel Church yesterday and baptised a week-old son of the rector. Sponsors included John Clinton Seitz and Paul Dwyer. The service featured a sermon on sacraments, a choir anthem, and a reception by the Lillian Guild. The bishop also welcomed Mrs. Paul Taylor into the Communion in a home service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
William Crittenden
Episcopal Diocese of
Erie
Corey Emmanuel Church
The
Apostolic Church
John Clinton Seitz
Wallace Young
Doris Lillie
Paul Dwyer
Lillian Guild
Don Williams
Donald Neylon
Ellmear Wassink
Mery Lockwood
Louis Morrow
Paul Taylor
Episcopal Church
Engagement of Cecilia J Kielar to Chester Phillips
Miss Cecilia J Kielar of Corry announces her engagement to Chester Phillips of Union City. Cecilia Jane Kielar, a Corry High School graduate, works at General Electric in Erie. Chester Phillips, Union City High School graduate, also works at General Electric. A summer wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia J. Kielar
George Kielar
R. D
Corry
Cecilia Jane
Chester Phillips
Joseph Phillips
Union City
Miss Kielar
Corry High School
General Electric Company
Erie
Phillips
Union City High School
General Electric
Miss Sharon McCray Honored On Her Ninth Birthday
Mrs. Joseph McCray of R. D. 1 hosted a Saturday party at home for daughter Sharon celebrating her ninth birthday. thirteen girls attended with games and favors including hanky dolls and candy. Refreshments featured decorated cake Mexican sundaes and Kool-Aid. Guests included Miss Janice McCray of Clymer who gave gifts and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon McCray
Joseph McCray
Sharon
Janice McCray
Clymer
Eighth Birthday Honored for Abr Sou Allen Loomis
Mrs. Allen Loomis hosted a Saturday birthday party at 46 Snyder Circle for Abr Sou Allen who turned eight. Eight boys attended with Bobby Green and David Farber. prizes, ice cream, cake and hot chocolate were served. Allene Loomis received gifts for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Loomis
Snyder
Abr
Sou Allen
Bobby Green
David Farber
Mig. Loomils
Cemetery Aid meeting at Fitch home in Elgin
The Britton Run Cemetery Aid group met Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitch in Elgin. Twenty-one members attended and a three o’clock dinner was served. The afternoon business session was led by the vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fitch
Britton Run
Elgin
Miss Barbara Karkoski Feted At Kitchen Shower
Miss Barbara Karkoski was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Kathryff McNulty on South Second. About twenty guests attended the social evening with bingo and a late lunch. Prizes went to Mrs. William Querreveld, Mrs. Jennie Weicht, and Mrs. Barbara Cook. The event celebrated her forthcoming marriage to Norman Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Karkoski
Norman Holton
Kathryff McNulty
South Second
William Querreveld
Jennie Weicht
Barbara Cook
Miss Karkoski
Reception Honors Recently Married Aldriches at Babcock Home
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Aldrich were feted at a Saturday wedding reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Babcock and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Aldrich at 328 West Washington Street. About 50 friends attended, including Mr. and Mrs. David Nash of Erie. The evening featured games, visiting, refreshments, a decorated shower cake, ice cream, crackers, and coffee. The couple received many fine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Aldrich
Glenn Babcock
Lawrence Aldrich
Babcock
West Washington Street
David Nash
Erie
Area Ministers Offer Leadership Courses
The Corry Area Ministerial Association sponsors nine leadership courses at the Education School with 60 enrolled in 102 courses. Two courses target senior high youths. Classes meet at First Presbyterian Church each Monday evening from 7 30 to 8 20 and 8 25 to 9 40 pm through March 5. Registration remains open for new students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadership Education
Corry
Meeting closes with prayers and home gathering planned
The meeting began with a prayer by Clyde McCray and closed with a prayer by Leon McCray. The next aid meeting is set for March at the home of Maude Snapp on Carter Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McCray
Leon McCray
Maude Snapp
Carter Hill
Stork Shower for Mrs Harry Clabbatz
Mrs Harry Clabbatz was honored Friday afternoon by co hosts Mrs Norman Swart and others at a Stork Shower in Mars. Twelve guests attended with prizes won by several attendees. Refreshments included ice cream cake coffee and tea as mint cups were served. The group presented Mrs Clabbatz with baby gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snewdtine Mars
Harry Clabbatz
Norman Swart
R. D
Howard Clabbatz
Neil Gates
Clab
Birthday Party Honors James McQuiston At McQuiston Home
A birthday party for six year old James McQuiston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McQuiston of 834 Mead fivenue, was held Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4. Fourteen classmates from St Edward's School attended, with prizes awarded to Jack Hammond, Gregory Hooks, Richard Stonostar, John Wascak and Robert Sullivan. Each guest received comic books, balloons, and Valentine baskets of candy and bubble gum. flash pictures were taken and gifts were presented after refreshments of birthday cake and ice cream hosted by Mrs. McQuiston and daughters Margaret and Janet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McQuiston
James
McQuiston
Arthur McQuiston
Mead
St. Edward's School
Jack Hammond
Gregory Hooks
Richard Stonostar
John Wascak
Robert Sullivan
Youth Wins $100,000 Prize in TV Quiz
Fourteen year old George L Wright from New York won $100,000 on a TV quiz show over the weekend. He plans a brief school day and then a business conference at Chase Manhattan Bank to discuss a trust fund with his parents and show producers. Federal and state taxes will reduce his net to about $25,000. His father notes offers from TV and film are numerous while one appearance is set for the Perry Como Show next Saturday with two other boys in his trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DY Amo
New York
George L. Wright
St. Agnes High School
Chase Manhattan Bank
George
Perry Como
Pkuble
Hid
Phew
Jast Satur
CBS Offers Benson Air Time Amid Criticism
New York CBS has offered a half hour of network air time to Secretary of Agriculture Benson after his criticism of a program. CBS President Frank Stanton proposed equal time for two Benson critics, Senators Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico and Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Benson
Associated Press
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Amd Tait Benson
Frank Stanton
Sens
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Hubert. H. Huphrey
D-Minn
Miners End Strike at Crucible Steel Mine
About 650 miners returned to work at the Crucible Steel Co mine in Waynesburg Pennsylvania after a temporary shutdown linked to an Alphonie-Gaston dispute over pit trips. General Superintendent C B Tillson said workers had begun waiting for the 8 10 a m elevator and the practice had spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Crucible Steel Co
Alphonie-Gaston
Supt
C.B. Tillson
Man Wins 100000 After Song Quiz Fairness Claim
A contestant finally earns 100000 after a prior week’s challenge about an unfair question. He identifies the song Me and My Shadow and sings a chorus to claim the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me and
My Shadow
First Ladies to Honor Volunteers of America Committee
Four wives of U S presidents join for the first time to honor a social welfare group. Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower Mrs Harry S Truman Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Mrs Calvin Coolidge will be honorary chairmen of the National 60th Anniversary Committee of the Volunteers of America observed in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truxman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
the Volunteers of America
Deaths Linked to Murder Suicide at Trail's Ends Cabin
Officers reached the snowbound cabin three miles from the main road where Look, a former Warren Borough patrolman, and a woman named Mrs Trwin were found dead. Lab results on Look’s stomach contents are pending. Police consider murder followed by suicide as a possible scenario with Look allegedly killing the woman before taking his own life. Look’s background includes service as a Warren patrolman, business in Butler, and later work at North Warren State Hospital. Survivors include Look’s two daughters Dolores Broderick and Peggy Shoupe. two sisters. his mother Katherine Weld. and six grandchildren. Mrs Trwin’s survivors include her mother Mrs Basil Rougeaux, sisters Maida Kepler and Margaret Collis, and brother Paul Rougeaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orunug Tom
Linder
Look
Warren Borough
Butler
Philadelphia
North Warren State Hospital
Dolores Broderick
Peggy Shoupe
Head
William Scheeren
Latrobe
Katherine Weld
Warren
Trwin
Basil Rougeaux
Clearfield
Maida Kepler
Pittsburgh
Margaret Collis
Northfield
Paul Rougeaux
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Wynter- Mitchell
Era Beau Raed
YMCA
Jose June Ferrer
Allyson
Joy Page
Kendall Clark
Perfect Say
Roberts
Norge Resunser
Bliss Dry Cleaners
West Main Street
Mrs
Stanley Henton
Loblaws
Valley — HI
Jans Mp
Canady
Andhan
Cora Htd
Dan Reece Ued
Loblaw
Phortet
Wornvnding
All-Way Electric Service Co
Bobbie
Brooks
Olsen
F.C. Chaping Son
Helen
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