Candlelight Wedding Unites Bielawski and Leonard at EUB Church
Miss Carol Lee Bielawski wed Calvin Ly Leonard at the Evangelical United Brethren Church in a candlelit ceremony. The couple, from Mead Avenue and Clarendon, Pa., will reside in Warren after a reception attended by about 100 guests including visitors from Cleveland and New York. The bride, a 1956 Corry High School graduate, works at New Process Co. in Warren. the groom is with No-Way Markets.
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Eub Church
Calvin Leonard
Carol Lee Bielawski
Prank Bielawski
Mead Avenue
Calvin Ly Leonard
Tom Siffin
Clarendon
William Leonard
Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harris
J. Richard Schneider
Marlene McIntyre
Bielawski
Sabrina
Telford Bayer
Telford Bauer
Cleveland
Ohio
Jamestown
Ashville
Clymer
New York
N. Y
Erie
Warren
Wattsburg
Columbus
Edinboro
Union City
Conewango Avenue
Leonard
Corry Aves High School
New Process Company
Rainbow Girls Host Annual Valentine Dance Night at YMCA
Rainbow Girls sponsored their annual winter dance in the YMCA all purpose room on North Center Street. About 60 couples danced from 9 to 12 amid Stardust and Hentta, with decorations of hearts and stars and a large paper heart by Rhoda Cohen and her mother. Punch was served by Flora Ann Rosa’s committee. general chair Nancy Hecker led the event with Pat Dills on decorations, Rhoda Cohen and Nella Oller on tickets, and Susan Paige and Betty Person on cloakroom. Mrs. Howard Ross and advisory board members served as chaperones. Polls for membership were urged to be submitted by 7 p.m. February 19. The item also notes weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shamburt of Ashtabula and others visiting local residents.
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Rainbow Girls
YMCA
North Center Street
Rhoda Cohen
Arthur Cohen
Punch
Flora Ann Rosa
Nancy Hecker
Pat Dills
Nella Oller
Susan Paige
Betty Person
Howard Ross
Assembly
Rainbow Advisory Board
Ross
Birthday Dinner Fetes Miss Marlene McIntyre
Mrs M J McIntyre hosted a birthday dinner yesterday at 5 p m on North Center street for her daughter Marlene attended by eighteen girls A smorgasbord dinner a decorated cake and games followed Prizes went to Pat Kinney Sarah Kensinger and Linda Wilkinson with Peggy Lundeen winning the door prize The honored guest received money and gifts The affair was assisted by Mrs J Richard Schneider and Mrs Milton McIntyre
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Marlene McIntyre
M. J. McIntyre
Marlene
North Center Street
Miss McIntyre
Pat Kinney
Sarah Kensinger
Linda Wilkinson
Peggy Lundeen
Nancy Davis Hosts Valentine Dance Social at Home
Nancy Davis entertained six couples after the Rainbow Dance Saturday night at her East Washington Street home. A social hour featured ham burgers, potato chips and dip, cupcakes and soft drinks with guests Judy Paige, Shirley Hasbrouck, Pat Meerdink, Marlene McIntyre, Susan Kinley and the hostess plus escorts Don Bauer, Bill Tunnel, John Mowrey, Jim Aquilino, Carl Huber and John Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sais Sancy Lave Enverauea
East Washington Street
Judy Paige
Shirley Hasbrouck
Pat Meerdink
Marlene McIntyre
Susan Kinley
Don Bauer
Bill Tunnel
John Mowrey
Jim Aquilino
Carl Huber
John Roberts
Hospital Auxiliary To Meet Wednesday Night
Mrs. Louis Fornders president of the Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary announced the auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the hospital nurses dining room. The meeting replaces last Monday’s session postponed by weather and all money from the Sno Ball dance is to be turned in. Attendance is urged as plans are made for money raising projects.
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Louis Fornders
Corry Memorial Hospital
Palmer Anniversary Celebrated At Knights Hall
Mr and Mrs Glenn S Palmer marked their 26th wedding anniversary with a formal supper at Knights of Columbus Hall. The event drew many friends and relatives who enjoyed decorations, a four tier cake, and a social evening with dancing.
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Glenn Palmer
Knights of Columbus
Glenn S. Palmer
Stanley Malek
Darwin Steadman
Mary Higgins
Palmer
Montpelier
Ol City
33 West
Bond Sireet
F. W. Woolworth
Corry Area
Wil Ham
Woolworth
Toledo
Ohio
William Palmer
Flannery
Henry Richards
Randolph, WI
Joseph Carabell
Thomas Haslett
Don Edwards
Oil City
Arthur Thomas
Robert Vroman
Erie
Richard Luce
North Eest
Vanishing Card Party for Hospital Auxiliary Held
A vanishing card party was hosted by Mrs. Floyd Holcomb in Columbus on Friday afternoon. Guests enjoyed a dessert lunch, social time, and two 600 tables. Prizes went to Mrs. Paul Bennink of Columbus and Mrs. George Tinke of Corry. Mrs. Walter Deutschlander will host next.
Corry PTA Dinner Meeting Highlighted by Civil Defense Talk
The Corry Area PTA Council will hold its regular dinner meeting at Wright School cafeteria with a tureen dinner at 6:30. The program features an informative talk by Chester A Bwarm on the Civil Defense program.
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Corry Area
PTA Council
Parent-Teacher Association Council
Wright School
Chester A
WSCS Study Class To Meet In Church Parlor Tonight
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church will hold its regular study class on Japan this evening at 7 in the church parlors despite weather. Reports by several women will include a preview of the book Ten Against the Storm and a tribute to a leading Teman missionary.
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WSCS
Women’s Society of Christian Servier
First Methodist Church
Japan
Topan
GOP Women Sponsor Lincoln Day Dinner
The Honorable John Perry as acting secretary of the US Air Force will speak at the Lincoln Day Dinner held by the Erie County Council of Republican Women. The event takes place at the East Erie Turners Club at 429 Pure Street in Erie this Wednesday at 4.35 pm, with attendees from Corry and nearby areas expected.
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GOP
John Perry
US Air Force
Pure Street
Erie
Erie County
Baby Boy Dyne Succumbs Today
A baby boy, son of Mr and Mrs Paul W Dyne, died soon after birth at Corry Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his parents three brothers and two sisters, with paternal grandparents Wyett N Dyne of Union City and maternal grandmother Mary Brigham of Curry. The obsequies are set for Woelock Funeral Home.
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Morrow
Woelock
Paul W. Dyne
Mead Avenue
Corry Memorial Hospital
Paul We
Thomas
Julip
Patricia Ann
Susan E
Wyett N. Dyne
Union City
Mary
Brigham, Curry
Kidnaper Convicted in Calcutta Sale of Child Wife
Biren Mandal was found guilty in a city court of kidnapping a 12 year old wife from her husband and selling her for 28 dollars. He received a two year term at hard labor in Calcutta India.
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Calcutta
India
Biren Mandal
Where There's Smoke There's Not Always Fire at Hardware Store
Smoke poured from a coal furnace at Bigham Hardware on South Center Street last night but caused no fire loss. Janes Vanik spotted the smoke and alerted firefighters who broke a front-door pane to enter. Fire Chief Charles Collier said the smoke vented into the store rather than the chimney.
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Bigham Hardware
South Center Street
Janes Vanik
Charles Collier
Dedication at Presbyterian Church Service
A church service yesterday featured the dedication of Salman’s 1950 painting Christ Our Punl as a memorial to Kite Robert Gregg MeVicker, a former church trustee. Mrs MeVicker and her children assisted Rev Paul F Bauer, and the artwork will be placed in the vestibule to inspire departing worshippers. Rev Byner described the scene of a youth at a ship’s wheel guiding by Christ through a stormy sea. The day also noted Scout activities and a memorial map set for R Lawrence Davison, late church school superintendent.
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Byner
Christ
Troop 81
Concord Cub Pack
Church School i
R. Lawrence Davison
Church School
Avson Hornick Born At Cor F Memorial Hospital
Early this morning Avson Hornick was born to Mr and Mrs John Hornick at 512 West Columbus Avenue. The birth took place at Cor F Memorial Hospital.
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Avson
John Hornick
Columbus Avenue
Golden Age Club Plans Tomorrow Meeting Schedule
Ar den Baldwin temporary president of the Corry Area Golden Age Club announced a meeting set for tomorrow from 1 to 3 30 pm. The program, prepared by committees, will begin with 1 o’clock registration followed by a plan of organization and a decision on the club's own program. Members aged 60 or over are invited to attend.
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Golden Age Club
Arden Baldwin
Corry Area
Baldwin
Pearl Buck Heads Pennsylvania Handicapped Children Committee
Prize winning novelist Pearl Buck, using her married name Welsh, will supervise a new fate committee in Harrisburg. Governor Leader describes the duties as exploring new programs and courses of action to aid Pennsylvania's handicapped children.
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Harrisburg
Pearl Buck
Miss Buck
Acton
Pennsylvania
Solons Propose Integration Bill With Federal Injections
The measure would let the secretary of health education and welfare draw up school integration plans under Supreme Court rulings. If state or local officials balk, the attorney general could seek federal court injunctions to force compliance.
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Awe
Heal, Education and Welfare
Supreme Court
Senate
Congress
Rogers
Eisenhower
Carter
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Charles Scott
University of Buffalo
David Havel
Rochester
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Solons
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