Social Highlights Marjorie Dailey Petersons Wedding
The marriage of Marjorie Dailey Peterson to Joseph M. Dailey was celebrated December 1 in First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Paul F. Bauer officiating. The couple now reside in Shippenville, where Dailey works with United Natural Gas Co. A later reception followed at Reed's Steak House. The report also notes a hospital card party planned by Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliaries.
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Marjorie 5
Peterson
West
Washington Street
Frank Sutton
Joseph M. Dailey
Shippensville
John Dailey
Paul F. Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
James K. Haslett
James Haslett
Reed
Shippenaville
Dilley
United Natural Gas Co
George Ellsworth Meerhoff
George J Meerhoff
East Main Street
Patricia Ann Neely
Jack D. Neely
Titusville
Richard Shannon Graham
Lnte
Tony
Mary Ellen Neely Kight- Linger
Titdsville
Corrine Meerhoff Barnes
Pittsburgh
Use McDonnel
Best
Earl Meerhoff
Watlbure
Edward Blehtlingen
Fitnsville
Aviv
Ruth Fields
Arlene McCray
Anna Mae Neely
Meerhoff
of City Hospital School of Nursing
Titusville High School
Clymer Central School
Cornell University
U.S. Army
Anna MaeNeely
Dorothy Beltz
Ruth Wescont
Corry
Ol City
Mercer
Clymer
Wattsburg
Venango
Messeespordl
Westmin ster Circle Installs New Officers
Mrs. Florence Flowers hosted 15 members and two guests of the Westmin ster Circle at the First Presbyterian Church. Officers were announced, future events planned, and study books presented as the circle met yesterday morning.
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Westminster Circle
Florence Flowers
East Frederick Street
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Porter Auer
Mission Yearbook of Prayer
Flowers
Cochairman
William Hall
Euland Harvey
Ife
Robert Curtis
William Gumbleton
al Vanssens
Kenneth Burr
J. Fred Kinley
Bruce Summerville
Guy Sutton
Presbytery
Hall
Harvey
Radio Amateurs Adopt Early Meeting Schedule
The Corry Radio Amateurs club met at the East Main street shack chaired by president Charles Slocum. They adopted a new schedule for the third Tuesday of each month and invited boys girls men and women to join. A Coast Guard ice breakers film followed the business session for 12 members and guests with refreshments served.
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Corry
East Main Street
Charles Slocum
Slocum
U.S. Coast Guard
Lesson For New Year Given To Golden Links
Mrs Florence Colyer of the Golden Links Class led devotions on This Is The Day Which The Lord Hath Made. She cited Job and Psalm passages and urged seven steps for a closer walk with God. Contests, poems by Edgar Guest and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for February 9.
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Blaude Street
Florence Colyer
Golden Links
First Methodist Church
Nvin Young
Job
Charles Amy
Edgar Guest
God
Mysaude Hutchins
Andrew Paulson
Alice King
Willis Brown
Harding PTA Hears Mrs Rodemeyer on Special Education
The January Harding School PTA meeting opened with devotions by Mrs. Kenneth Pill. President Mrs. Robert Fish led a brief business session planning a future rummage sale. Speaker Mrs. William Rodemeyer discussed her work with Wright School special education classes and teaching methods for retarded children. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Crosby Bush and committee.
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Harding School
Parent-Teacher Association
Kenneth Pill
Robert Fish
William Rodemeyer
Wright School
Winners Named in Women's Duplicate Bridge at YMCA
The weekly Women's Duplicate Bridge session at the YMCA finished with winners Mrs. Florence McGray and Mrs Al Vanssens at 25, Miss Elizabeth Rogers and Miss Lena St Clair at 22, Mrs Dorr Clark and Mrs J Fred Kinley at 20, Mrs James Sullivan and Mr B Needham at 19. Reservations for next week's game are being taken by Mrs Raymond Sancbuve.
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Howell
YMCA
Florence McGray
al Vanssens
Elizabeth Rogers
Lena St. Clair
Dorr Clark
J. Fred Kinley
James Sullivan
B. Needham
Raymond Sancbuve
Girl Scout Troop 405 Holds First Aid Lecture
Troop No. 405 met at Mrs. Clifford Buesink’s home for a First Aid talk and demonstration by Mrs. Joseph Seils, a requirement for second class rank. Mascot White Boxer was presented with a dog blanket made by Podie Orcutt and Mary Bosak.
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Mumners
Wil Semel
Cliford Buesink
Wayneste
Joseph Seils
White Boxer
Podie Orcutt
Mary Bosak
Club 15 Honors Mrs George Rhodes
Mrs George Rhodes was celebrated by Club 15 at the Mead avenue home of Mrs Harry Burton last evening. Canasta and 500 were played. awards went to Mrs Henry Fosburghy and Mrs Bryce Leek. The hostess served fruit salad hot rolls tea and coffee. The group will meet February 16 with Mrs Rhodes and Mrs Charles Tarr’s birthday to be honored.
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Ulty
Uloter Rhodes
Mead Avenue
Harry Burton
Henry Fosburghy
Bryce Leek
Isler
UW Mgmbers
Oxt
Rhodes
Charles. Tarr
City Planning Topic For Rotary Club 4 Talk
Cory Rotary Club members heard a talk on city planning during Meir weekly dinner at the Hotel Corry. R J Dunn of Michael Baker de Inc spoke with Al Ton Haxbrouck introducing him. Dr Elmer Ortner returned after illness as welcome guest. Gerald Lane gave the invocation and group singing was led by John Minor with William Leuby at the piano.
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Rotary Club
Cory Rotary Club
Meir
Corry
R. J. Dunn
Michael Baker de Inc. Consulting Engineers
al Ton Haxbrouck
CK McKean
Elmer Ortner
Gerald Lane
Groun
John Minor
Willam Leuby
Leuby
William Rodemeyer
Robert Tutiell
Dunn Speaker for Cory Area Golden Age Club Meeting
R J Dunn spoke as guest for the Cory Area Golden Age Club at the YMCA with 67 members present. He discussed city planning and how planning board facts guide the city. Perry Mead presided. Mrs Elbert Bush opened with prayer. a Loyalty poem was given by Mrs Maude Hutchin. New member Mrs Anthony Cyphert joined. The club was invited to Union City Club on January 16. Social games followed with refreshments by several members.
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R. J. Dunn
Golden Age Club
Michael Baker Jr
Cony’s
Cory Area
Planning Board
Perry Mead
YMCA
Elbert Bush
Maude Hutchin
Anthony Cyphert
Union City Club
Fae ‘Wynn
Arden Baldwin
Charles Amy
Ralph Glenn
Columbus Grange Chili Supper Delights Members
Columbus Grange No. 875 held a chili supper Monday in the Grange Hall with blue and gold decor. Mrs. David Curtis Mrs. Philip Wade and Lawrence Miller led the committee aided by Mrs. Miller. A program of comedy magic and music by Howard Fox and Einar Anderson followed for about thirty-eight attendees. The next meeting is scheduled for January 25 with seven members from Akeley expected.
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Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange No
Grange
David Curtis
Philip Wade
Lawrence Miller
Miller
Howard Fox
Akeley
Einar Anderson
Jamestown
Inis
May Summit May Take Democrats to Meet President
President Eisenhower suggested he may invite one or more Democrats to the May summit if a treaty seems possible. He did not commit, but cited long practice of including opposition party members when a treaty is in prospect. He did not say whether the spring talks may reach treaty stage.
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Eisenhower
Senate
Great Powers
Briton Walks 1000 Mile Endurance March News
British walker Dr Barbara Moore leads a 1000 mile trek from John O Groats to Land s End with a team of eight including two women and four men aged 18 to 46. The informal endurance match has no prize and mirrors Britain s marathon craze.
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John
Couland AP
Barbara Moore
Britain
John O’groats
Land's End
England
Moore
Edinburgh
London
Beheading Suspect Sought in Birmingham Case
Police widened a nationwide hunt for a man wanted in the beheading of Stephanie Baird a 29 year old stenographer at a Birmingham YWCA hotel. Detectives described a suspect to all stations and warned ports and airfields across the country.
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Blomingham
Mungiana
Stephanie Baird
Birmingham
Heiress and Romanian Beau Hide in Paris Apartment
U S heiress and her Romanian-born lover Andre Porumbeanu sought refuge in a Paris lawyer Jean Cosacesco’s apartment guarded by two photographers. Cosacesco denied their presence while reports say they arrived with bags and stayed at a nearby hotel overnight. The couple, traveling from Antwerp, aimed to sell exclusive rights to their transatlantic romance.
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Paris
Amercan Ncaress
Andre Porumbeanu
Jean Cosacesco
Cosacesco
Antwerp
Atlantic
New York
Porumbeanu
Miss Benedict
Europe
Crash Spectator Injured by Falling Telephone Pole
Frankin New York area police report a 42 year old Cooperstown man George Tarr injured while at a truck crash scene. Tarr suffered possible head injuries and was admitted to Old City Hospital in fair condition. A second truck driven by Ray Longstreet struck down wires after a guard rail incident caused a pole to fall on Tarr.
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Franklin
Cooperstown
Here
Old City Hospital
George Tarr
Goss Gas Products
Old City
Tarr
Ray Longstreet
Wattsburg
Police say no official bid to locate runaway couple
Officers state no formal request has been received to locate the runaway couple, and until such a request arrives they show no active interest in the case. The quote underscores police stance as of now.
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Philip Zalzneck
John Wilson
Olin Bracken
Robert, Bracken
J. Fred Beebe
Clyde Keith
Edgar Alexander
Fred Schwab
George Meerhoff
Presbyterian Church
Harding Pta
Wm. Rodemeyer
George Rhodes
sthUtiouk Inerhor
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Greg Or
Hie
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