Saturday Nuptials Unite Wilcox and Stanton in California
Nancy Wilcox-William Stanton wed Saturday at the First Church of the Retinas in Log Beach California. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mabel Orzechgwal and Lyts Wi of Long Beach, wore lace and silk with a pearl-accented veil. The groom, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stanton of Easton Pennsylvania, serves in the United States Navy. Guests included out-of-town relatives, and a reception followed in the church hall. The couple plan a San Diego honeymoon and a San Francisco home after the groom’s Navy discharge in September.
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Karen ‘A. Barnes
Frank Stanton
Easton
Jesse B. Deahl
Gary C. Barnes
Michael Wilson
Lakewood
Calif
Wilcox
Church Fellowship Hall
Kay Wilson
Call
Marlon Thee
Phyllis
Carol
San Diego
Corry
Robert
Ronald Macarie
Alpha
Ng Ju
United States Navy
San Francisco
Navy
Shower Honors Mrs. Mitchell at Theme of Paul Stroup
A stork shower honored Mrs. William Mitchell Jr. with ten guests attending. Prizes went to Mrs. William Blatt and Mrs. Roger Ottaway. Mrs. Mitchell received gifts and an orchid themed refreshment table. Out-of-town guest Mrs. Gordon Anderson of Lakewood attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Booth
Edward Burkhart
William Mitchell Jr
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. R. Lone at East Bond Street
Mrs. Robert Lone was feted at a Saturday stork shower hosted by Mrs. Joseph Frisina on East Bond Street with cohostess Mrs. Laurence McCray. Sixteen guests attended and presented gifts while Mrs. Harland Robbins, Mrs. Charles Weeks and Mrs. Roger Haight won games prizes. A pink motif adorned the refreshments table with a salad course, wafers, tea and coffee. Miss Margaret Frisina and Miss Sharon Long served as aides. Buy in Corry.
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R. Long
Robert Lone
Joseph Frisina
East Bond Street
Laurence McCray
Lone
Harland Robbins
Charles Weeks
Roger Haight
Margaret Frisina
Sharon Long
Wright School PTA Observes Founder's Day at YMCA
The Wright School PTA plans a Founder's Day observance at the YMCA Wednesday evening honoring past presidents. George Hagger is president, Sterling Ween YMCA secretary, William Cochran swim coach, and Miss Mary Beth Keppel arranged a poolside program beginning at 7:45, 15 minutes earlier than usual. Refreshments follow. all members and past presidents are urged to attend.
Outdoor Party For St Pauls Lutheran Fellowship
Fifty four members of St Pauls Lutheran Fellowship enjoyed an outdoor party in the Baker Hill area yesterday afternoon. They bagged and sledded then shared a tureen dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Michael Kusma. Mr and Mrs Milton Cherry and Mr and Mrs Willis Owens will lead entertainment for the March meeting.
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Fifty-four
St. Paul's Lutheran Fellowship
Baker Hill
Michael Kusma
Milton’ Cherry
Willis Owens
Birth of Brenda Ann Roth in Norristown area
A daughter named Brenda Ann Roth was born on Friday evening in Norris town Pa to Mr and Mrs Len nie Roth of Norristown. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ervin Roth of Columbus.
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Brenda Ann
Norristown
Lennie Roth
Ervin Roth
Columbus
MacMartin Jendraslale Marriage Announced in Bemus Point
MacMartin of 249 Mesd ave ne and the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley drastik of Erie announce their marriage. Judge Mc Kinley Phillips presided at the ceremony on Pridey street Bemus Point.
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MacMartin-Jendraslale
MacMartin
Stanley’ Drastik
Erie
Chautauqua County
McKinley Phillips
Pridey St
Bemus Point
GOP Probe Targets Van Zandt Salary Amid Scranton Aide Raises
Harrisburg coverage notes the GOP criticizing the Van Zandt Washington lobbyist salary of 18000 annually versus 10432 for his predecessor. It cites unannounced pay boosts to Scranton aides and Gov office staff, with officials confirming after the first pay period.
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Harrisburg
Beranton
U.S
James E. van Zandt
Pennsylvania
Washington
Scranton
Daniel F. McDevitt
D-Berks
House
McDevitt
van Zandt
Andrew Duran
Ketsling
Conmy
Retchley
Reichley
Kessling
Scran *Ton
Queen Highlights Festivities at Second Annual Sweetheart Ball
The Women of the Moose hosted the second annual Sweetheart Ball to raise funds for the WOTM Nurses Scholarship Fund. The event featured formal festivities and community support for nursing education.
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The
Women of the Moose
Wotm Nurses Scholarship Fund
Lynn Dianne Loveland Crowned 1963 Queen at WOTM Sweetheart Ball
Lynn Dianne Loveland was chosen as the 1963 Queen of the Sweetheart Ball at the Women of the Moose event at the Moose Club. Out of town judges chose from 10 candidates, with Loveland escorted by William Linski. Runners up included Blaine Kathleen Chillock and Patricia Lee Perry. The ball, themed red and white, supported WOTM fundraising.
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Joyerness
Puis Shiffon
Lynn Dianned
Women of the Moose
Moose Club
Charles Rowland
Larry Mehan
Erie
William Hooven
Youngsville
Cooatis
Miss Loveland
James R. Loveland
Carol Lee Mitchell
Blaine Kathleen Chillock
John Chillock
Snyder Circle
Patricia Lee Perry
Paul Berry
West Washington Treat
William Linski
Chillock
James Barber
Perry
Michael Baressi
William Halfast
James Krasa
the Bull
Stanley Bailey
Cochairman
WOTM
Local Band To Play At Get-together Tonight
Allan Hasbrouck’s Golden tones will perform at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft for a community get-together and free dance lesson. The session kicks off a four week Modern ballroom course taught by Jay B. Looker, sponsored by the MOA, open to the public with no obligation.
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Bono Hsl Evettime
Allan Hasbrouck
Goldentones
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Jay B. Looker
MOA
Mayor Resumes Talks In New York Paper Strike
Mayor Wagner resumes mediation efforts as New York City daily newspapers face an 81 day strike. Printers union head Bertram Powers says his members are entitled to negotiate and show confidence in the local strike leadership. Senator Javits commends Wagner for a terrific effort to settle the dispute.
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New York
Hubart F. Wagner
U.S
Bertram A. Powers
Printers’ Union
Powers’ Jocal
Albany
Empire State Distrit Council
Afl-Cio American Newspaper Guild
New York City
Tve
Wagner
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Mystery writer Frances Lockridge dies at 66
Frances Davis Lockridge, 66, longtime co author of the Mr. and Mrs. North mystery stories with her husband Richard, died yesterday in Norwalk Conn The couple saw their series adapted for radio television and several films reflecting their enduring crime fiction partnership.
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Norwalk
Conn
Frances Davis Lockridge
Richard
Mrs. North
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