Bride and Reichert wed in Columbus Ohio
Former Corry resident Judith Ann Rigby and Richard Michael Reichert of Columbus Ohio were married at St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Columbus on December 22. The bride, daughter of Elizabeth Rigby and Alton Rigby, wore a satin gown with a chantilly train and a pearl tiara. she was attended by sisters and sorority sisters. The groom’s brother Ronald Clark served as best man and Leif Jonansen as usher. Guests came from Springfield Ill Kettering Cincinnati and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Rigby
Richard
Reichert
Columbus, Ohio
Jonathan N. Mitchell
Barbara Krames
Jill Preest
Jeanne Ann Smith
Phyllis Jeannette Hupp
Anita Augert
Ronald Eugene Clark
Leif Jonansen
Belize
Hali
Worthington
Ohio
South
Kettering High School
Columbus
Ohio State University
Kappa Bappa Gamma Sorority
Northy College Hill High School
Cincinnati
Detta Tau Detta ‘Fraternity
Springfield
Til
Kettering
Ashtabula
Corry
Rainbow Gardens Inaugural Ball Set For Grand March
Rainbow Gardens hosts the inaugural ball honoring newly elected officials with a patriotic program featuring red white and blue bunting flags and elephants and donkeys decor. Decorations chair announces a formal program and reservations via Republican HQ this week. tickets 8 dollars per couple or 3 per person with optional dress.
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Rainbow Gardens
Atate
Whitney Herr
Paul B. Roob Jr
Nanda& Republican
Esther Circle Hosts First Methodist Ladies at Home
Mrs Charles Correll led devotions with a New Year theme for twelve Esther Circle members at Carl Stump Home on East South Street. Program topic Alcohol and Christian Responsibility. readings by Mrs Paul Meerdink Mrs Donald Ano and Mrs Clarence Proper. After business, members played games and enjoyed desserts hosted by Mrs Carl Stump assisted by Mrs William Marsh. Next meeting set for Feb 1 at Mrs George Gordon’s home on Ch Street.
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Carl Stump
Esther Circle
Carl Scump
East South Street
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Charles Correll
Paul Meerdink
Donald Ano
Clarence Proper
Clars McCray
W. B. Stowe
William Marsh
George Gordon
Ch Street
Woman's Missionary Council Elects Officers
The Woman's Missionary Council of the Assembly of God Church met at the church last evening and elected officers. Mrs. Carl Laxman was named president, Mrs. Merrill Hamilton vice president, Mrs. Donald Stevenson secretary, Mrs. Robert Bedow treasurer, Mrs. Mary Roush chaplain, and Mrs. Embert Earle news reporter. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Milton Weiss and Mrs. Donald Stevenson after the meeting. The group will meet again on February 6 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council
Woman's Missionary Council
The
Assembly of God Church
Carl Laxman
Merrill Hamilton
Donald Stevenson
Robert Bedow
Mary Roush
Embert Earle
Milton Weiss
200's New GNU Brought to Jacksonville Zoo
A rare gnu arrives at the Jacksonville Zoo today. The animal is ox-headed with a long mane and tail and has antlers, marking the first gnu ever to be displayed at the facility.
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Jacksonville
Matson Baby Born at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Eugene Matson of 18 Raymond Avenue at Corry Memorial Hospital. In nearby Spartansburg another daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Halfast Jr.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Eugene Matson
Raymond Avenue
Carry Memorial Hospital Stals Morning
Raymond Halfast Jr
Spartansburg
Garden Room Scene Of Cootiette Club Meeting
The Garden Room at the VFW Post home hosted the Cootiette Club meeting attended by eight members. Mrs. Mildred Sorenson presided with routine business, refreshments were served by Mrs. Sorenson and Mrs. Hazel Shuss, and Mrs. Alma Slagle received the attendance award. Nominations and officer elections are set for February 5 at the Post home.
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VFW Post
Mildred Sorenson
Greyback
Sorenson
Hazel Shuss
Alma Slagle
Kiwanis Meet Plans Anniversary Dinner At Hotel Corry
Members of the Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Corry with C. Conrad Monroe presiding. Clifford Taylor Jr chaired the entertainment committee. Ray Amy announced plans for the anniversary dinner and ladies night to be held at the Hotel Corry next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
C. Conrad Monroe
Clifford
Taylor Jr
Amy
Mary Circle Hosts 17 at First Methodist Church Meeting
Mrs Milton McIntyre hosted 17 Mary Circle members of the Woman's Association of Christian Service last evening at her North Center street home. Plans were made for a committee to help serve the family night dinner at the church Thursday. Devotions by Mrs Frank Graft featured The Incomparable Christ and The Lord's Prayer.
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Mary Circle
Milton McIntyre
North Center Street
Mary
Woman's Association of Christian
First Methodist Church
Dale Hammerlee
Frank Graft
Christ
Robert MacGregor
Travers
H. W. Parker
Jack Crowell
Hamy Hotchkiss
Walter McCray
M. J. McIntyre
Albert
Marty Jr
Ing
Mrs Reed Entertains Ruth Circle at East South Street
Mrs Reed hosted the Ruth Circle of the Woman s Society of Methodist Church at her East South street home. Oscar Johnson led a study on Spiritual Inventory with Scriptures read by members. A business session, program on Alcohol and Christian Responsibilities, and a pen n ies from heaven update followed. Refreshments were served and the group plans to meet February 5 at Mrs Boyd Berrett s home on East Congress street.
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Reed
Ruth Circle
Roy Reed
Ruth
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
East South Street
Oscar Johnson
Edmund Barr
Johnson
Irvin Young
WSCS
Joseph Guignon
Gertrude White
Boyd Berrett
East, Congress Street
Language professor Ferdinand D. Lessing Dies in Berkeley
Ferdinand D. Lessing 79 a scholar of Mongolian and English lexicography and professor emeritus of Oriental languages and literature at the University of California died Sunday in Berkeley. He authored the world’s first Mongolian English dictionary and contributed broadly to linguistic studies.
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Berkeley
Calif
Ferdinand D. Lessing
University of California
Bridge Scores in Tuesday Winners Tournament
Members of the Tuesday Attention Duplicate Bridge group completed the seventh session of the Individual Winner's Tournament in a five table Howell game. Winners include Mrs. H. J. Wilcox 43, Mrs. Philip Zalmeck 40, Mrs. Mark Coyle 26%, Mrs. Ted Treat 35%, Mrs. Veo Lindsey and Mrs. Gerald Lane 35, Mrs. J. Pred Kinley 34, Mrs. Florence McCray 33, and Mrs. James Lundy and Mrs. Horton Davie tied at 32. A regular game is set for next week with Mrs. Raymond Sandburg taking the reservations.
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H. J. Wilcox
Philip Zalmeck
Mark Coyle
Ted ‘Treat
Union City
Veo Lindsey
Gerald Lane
J. Pred Kinley
Florence Mc Cray
James Lundy
Horton Davie
Raymond Sandburg
Rotarians See Yellowstone Slides At Club Meeting
Rotary members enjoyed an Alabama colored slide program featuring Yellowstone National Park scenes shot by president Robert Ott during a vacation trip. Gerald Lane projected the films as Rev Elmer Ortner gave the invocation and Alan Hasbrouck led group singing with William Leaby at the piano. Guest William Grant of Garden City Michigan attended to hear Rubimoff prepare for a March appearance in the city.
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Yellowstone National Park
Jackson Hole County
Wyoming
Rotary Club
Robert Ott
Gerald Lane
Elmer Ortner
Alan Hasbrouck
William Leaby
William Grant
Garden City
Mich
Rubimoff
Roary Club
Martha Circle meets at Swanson home in Sciota street
Mrs Swanson hosts Martha Circle of the Woman's Christian Service of the First Methodist Church last evening with 14 members and one guest Mrs Earle Hasbrouck present. Leland Johnston presided, devotions given, pennies from heaven project totaled, and week of prayer announced. Luncheon served by hostess group. Next meeting set for February 6 at Mrs Harold Carr East Congress street. COLLEGE FOUNDER DIES indicates continuation Dallas Tex Methodist Bishop Hiram A Boay founder and former president of Southern Methodist Univers
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Swanson
Martha
Woman's, Association of Christ
Ian
First Methodist Church
Carl Swanson
Sciota Street
Earle Hasbrouck
Leland Johnston
Ruth Dahlstrand
First Presbyterian Church
Claude
Parker
Ithé Thostess
Milton Dahl
Louise Williams
Harold Carr
East Congress Street
TV review weighs midseason schedule fixes and Password flop
NBC found success inserting The Price Is Right as a late night fill while CBS struggled with Passwords prime time debut. The piece notes Price Is Right engages home viewers, unlike Password which relies on player skill. Also discussed are The Cake Baker and Rose Parade coverage with host Shelley Winters in a broader TV night summary.
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New York
NBC
CBS
Carol Burnett
Garry Moore
PTA
Shelley
Winters
Pasadena
Cit~ Jes
Orange
GOP Ponders Record Budget Debates Amid Hotel Shortage
The GOP weighs a record budget as leaders spar over tax proposals and timing. Berger notes Lawrence avoided new taxes but critics doubt the pace fits an election year while Rep. Johnson calls hearings premature and worries about access due to room shortages.
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Pennsylvania
Berger
Lawriece
Republica
Lawrence
Albert W. Johnson
GOP
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Dallas
Tex
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SATS
Vantads
Canada
Libby
ALBRO
Sauerkraut
Yosemite
Normel's
Wormel
Ces
Cathers Studio & Photo Supply
First Ave
Corry, Pa
Clarence Titeh
William Stockton
Television Review
Blatt’s Rex Theatre
Spencer Tracy
Frank Sinatra
Kerwin Matthews
Eileen Farver
Norbert Bachofner
Borstorff & Fitch Rambler
Firt Ave
Ruth Lanston
Harold Akam
Clarence Wallace
Chrysler
Plymouth
Valiant
Gorton
Goodyear Tractor Tires
Crown Milker
Fordill
Remington Mall Chain Saws
Johnson Bros
Paul Suchar Jr
Paul Bigelow
Ed Zewatahy
Louise Migilaccle
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