Miss Chiricuzio Becomes Bride of Thomas Viola
Miss Janet Marie Chiricuzio and Thomas Michael Viola wed at St Thomas Apostle Church in Bradford in a ceremony with gladioli and green ferns. Officiated by Rev Leon Doleski, the couple followed with a 200 guest breakfast at the Knights of Columbus Hall and a 400 guest reception. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Chiricuzio, wore Chantilly lace with a crown and veil, while the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Viola of Bradford. The couple will reside in Bradford after a honeymoon in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Marie Chiricuzio
Thomas Michael Viola
Bradford
St. Thomas
Apostle Church
Chiricuzio
Carl Chiricuzio
West Main Street
Viola
Alfred Viola
Leon Doleski
Darrell Dietsch
James Wharton
Dietsch
Chantilly
Carol Chiticuzio
Michael Viola
Ronald Bernardi
Anthony Vigalotti
Joseph DeLellis Jr
Knights of Columbus Hall
Violais
Corry Area High School
Cat Corry Jamestown Corporation
St. Bernard's High School
Dresser Manufacturing Company
Geneva Clayton
Jayea Linda
Joseph de Lellis
Frank Chiricuzio
James Loveland Jr
Nancy Mong
Michael Camitz
Alfred Gocello
R. Pascalle
Charles Rooney
Joseph Viola
Armando Veroliene
Henry Ila
Mary Viola
Joseph Veroliene
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Word Ts
The line hints at a linguistic contrast between spoken and printed language and notes their enduring presence. It suggests a focus on communication forms and how spoken words persist alongside printed text in media and culture.
Concord School PTA Hears Talk By Mrs Pfusch
Concord School PTA met Tuesday to discuss the upcoming Market Day set for Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the school with refreshments, bazaar items, games, and activities for all ages. Ralph Austin presided as president and announced council meeting plans for April 14 at Columbus School. past PTA presidents were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord School Pta
Ralph Austin
Corry
Columbus School
PTA
George Pfusch
Corry Area
Thomas Lamersola
Everett Johnson
B. Lowe Edwards
Gerald Bagley
Butler becomes life peer and future Trinity College master
Former Foreign Secretary Richard A. Butler sits in the House of Lords as life peer while named to become master of Trinity College Cambridge. The report also notes a family tureen dinner on March 24 and local inquiries about surgery and charitable drives for bandages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richard A. Butler
House of Lords
Butler
Trinity College
Cambridge
Kenneth Christiansen
Neil Gates
Frank Schrader
East South Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Erie
Robi Hebers
Snyder Circle
Larry Vanderhoof
East Main Street
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Business Women Honor Girls Of Month At Meeting
At the Moose Lodge the Business and Professional Women's Club honored two Girls of the Month Sharon McCray January and Jane Farver February with certificates for leadership scholarship and citizenship Jer ome Davis spoke on tax forms and the IRS code Miss Judith Dwyer introduced the speaker and the club discussed National Business Women's Week and the district and state conventions for 1964 and 1964 dates served refreshments and club notes were announced
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
The
Moose Lodge
Jerome Davis
Sharon McCray
Joseph McCray
Jane Farver
Richard Farver
Judith Dwyer
Harold Jackson
Davis
Clara Hill
Keppel Tiffany
Iss Hill
BPW
Kane
Conelway Blue and Gold Fete Honors Cub Scout Pack 79
Conelway School hosted its annual Blue and Gold banquet for Cub Scout Pack 79. Guest speakers included PTA president Mrs H James Hammond and Rev Virgil Endsley while Cubmaster Thomas Testi distributed awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway School
Richard Schneider
Virgil Endsley
Den
H. James Hammond
PTA
Eadsley
Fred Duell
Cyril Cooper
Richard Albrecht
Boy Scout
IGA Market
A and P. Loblaws
F. W. Woolworth
Sherwin Williams
Velma McCray
Rev. Cooper
America
Sweet Adelines Bring Mardi Gras Barbershop Show
Sharon Clark returns to Erie after visiting grandparents and attends Charlene Clark's wedding. Warren Chapter barbershop group hosts Mardi Gras program at Warren Area High School with The Gibson Girls The Chautauquatones and others. North Bellmore notes illness in family. Daughters of the American Revolution cancel March meeting until April. Sopomore Tri-Hi-Y hears dental hygienist talk and plans a slumber party at the Y. Girl Scout cookies available. Good Samaritan Class meets at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Clark
Erie
Gerald Clark
East South Street
Charlene Clark
Warren
Sweet Adelines Inc
Warren Area
Gibson Girls
Gibsonia
Chautauquatones
Jamestown
Dixie Doodlers Dixieland Band
Meadville
Kinzua Damsels
Dominoes
Doris Stockton
Columbus
North Bellmore
N. Y
Ivan Hunsberger
North Center
Hunsberger
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Homer Kolstee
William Waterhouse
Sopho
YMCA
Waterhouse
Clifford Buesink
Good Samaritan
First Methodist Church
Walter Gilliland
Leroy Peck
Peck
James Wells
Alvaro Machado
Corry Area
Brazil
Bridge Winners at Corry Gathering Remain Noted
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association met in the Garden Room at the VFW Post. A four table Howell movement yielded winners Mr and Mrs Morgan Beverley 3 percent Mrs T H Treat Union City 51 percent Mrs T A Hubley and Mrs F H Bartholme Union City 49 and Mr and Mrs J Fred Kinley 45 percent. A special Master Point session is planned for next week. All local and area bridge players are invited to participate. Buy in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Bridge Association
VFW Post
Morgan Beverly
T. H. Treat
Union City
T. A. Hubley
F. H. Bartholme
J. Fred Kinley
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Society Editor
Thomas Viola
Sawyer Studio
Pfusch
Pittsburgh
Miss Hill
Tiffany
M. Agnes Lynch
Norman Tarbell
Ruth Dahlstrand
Jackson
Eas Rge
Washington Focal News
Irvin Downs
Ard Farver
McMichael
Conelway
Birdie
Sae Evans
Guy
C. Conrad Monroe
Connie Monroe
Corty
Citizens
Citizens Cpraryy
Marine National Bank
F.D
Northrop
Dodd Farms
Scott Crossing
Ast
Helena Rubinstein
Helena Rubinstel
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