Elaine Culver Feted At Bridal Shower In Moose Lodge
Elaine Culver bride elect of Donald Hulings was honored at a Bridal Shower in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge. Thirty nine guests attended hosted by Mrs. Edward Giacoma Miss Linda Culver and Mrs. Kenneth Hulings. Out of town guests included several from Tidioute Warren and Erie. The couple plan to marry February 15 at the First United Methodist Church in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Elaine Culver
Donald D. Hulings
Edward Giacoma
Linda Culver
Kenneth Hulings
George Hagger
Fred Edmiston
Linda Edmiston
Daniel Edmiston
Tidioute
Albert Watson
Warren
Kenneth Grenz
Roger Grenz
Connie Grenz
George Nowling
Erie
Judyek
Wilbur Ricey
Debbie Caruso
Comra Grenz
Marie Gluyna
Culver
Mr. Hulings
Manrie
First United Methodist Church
Corry
Shrine Club Annual Dinner Elects Officers
Corry and Union City Shrine Club held its annual dinner in the Crown Dining Room at the Hotel Corry. C A McClintock was elected president and A W Wiggers secretary and treasurer. Notable attendees included Myron Treter and Merle Sexton among others, who discussed projects to aid hospitalized children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Union City Shrine Club
Crown
Hotel
C.A. McClintock
West
Congress Street
A.W. Wiggers
Union City
Myron Treter
Erie Shrine
Merle Sexton
C.P. Toohey
Meadville
Carl Thomas
Walter Fenner
Erie
Zem Zem Temple
James McKnight
Corty Memorial Hospital
Union City Memorial Hospital
Zem Zem Hospital
Mrs L Nichols Honored At Office Farewell Dinner
Mrs Larry Linda Nichols of Columbus R D 1 was honored at a farewell dinner party Wednesday at Perry's Ton. Thirty nine guests attended and presented a baby gift as she leaves Corry Jamestown Corporation. Arrangements were made by Mrs Durwood Rogers and Mrs Arthur Storer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Linda) Nichols
Columbus
Perry's Ton
Nichols
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Corry Jamestown
Durwood Rogers
Arthur Storer
Student Available For Program Talks
Worry Area High School foreign exchange student Walter Probigan of Austria is available for program talks at local meetings and organizations. He has participated in school activities and enjoys skiing swimming and golf. AFL officials encourage clubs to schedule Walter to discuss his country and America. contact Mrs. Jack Stahl at 665-7431.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worry Area
Walter Probegan
Austria
Walter
Corry
AFL
America
Jack Stahl
Luncheon for Hospital Auxiliaries at Hotel Corry
The northwest Pennsylvania district of hospital auxiliaries will join Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary officers for a luncheon Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Hotel Corry. Mrs Kenneth Grobholz, president, invites other local auxiliary members to attend, describing the gathering as a Dutch event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Pennsylvania
Miss Linda Campbell to Wed Ronald Powers
Miss Linda Campbell a Akron Brass accounting clerk and Ronald Powers a Wooster Business College student employed by Eli Mist were to wed. Marriage plans are uncertain after Miss Campbell suffered serious injuries in a December 20 automobile accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bride Elect
Akron Brass
Mr. Powers
Wooster Business College
Eli Mist
Miss Campbell
Post-Nuptial Shower for Mrs Wilkinson Fetes Couple
A post-nuptial shower for Mrs. David Wilkinson formerly Coletta Watrous was given by her husband at their South Center Street home. Cohostess Miss Sandra Glavis assisted. Guests from Warren Clymer and Columbus attended. Winners included Mrs. Richard Ponsell and Miss Cheryl Drain. special award to Mrs. Dennis Rodgers. The couple wed December 14 at the Evangelical United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wilkinson
Coletta Watrous
David Beckwith
South Center Street
Sandra Glavis
Richard Ponsell
Warren
Cheryl Drain
Dennis Rodgers
Columbus
Warren, Clymer
Wilkinson
Miss Watrous
Lawrence Watrous
Ohio Street
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Mrs. McEldowney Is Hostess For Spencer Aid
Spencer Ladies Aid met at 218 West Washington with ten members and one guest, Mrs Hazel Eldred. Mrs Robert Clark Sr led devotions and the group outlined plans for a spring rummage sale on March 2 and 21, location to be announced. February meeting set for Mrs Earl Bailey’s R D 3 home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Eldred
Spencer Ladies Aid
LaVerne McEldowney
West
Washington Street
Robert Clark Sr
Earl Bailey
Grange backs Nixon's pick for agriculture secretary
John W. Scott of Butler Pennsylvania, master of the National Grange, strongly endorsed the Nixon administration's selection Clifford M. Hardin for agriculture secretary. Scott cited his service on projects under Presidents Truman, Kennedy and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John W. Scott
Butler
National Grange
Nixon
Clifford M. Hardin
Scott
Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
Cliff Clark ill in South Vietnam and other notes
Birdie Tells Us reports Lance Cpl Clifford C Clark son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Clark ill in a hospital in Da Nang South Vietnam. Details of illness unavailable. Cliff’s 21st birthday soon with his serial 2367254 and unit Ammunitions Supply Co Bn ist FSRFLC FPO San Francisco CA 98602. Also notes David Wilkinson enlisting at Fort Dix and Donna Hopkins named to dean's list at Central State University. Includes Girl Scout cookie chair appointments and plant care tips.
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Raymond
Marge) Clark
West
Washington Street
Lance
Clifford C. Clark
South Vietnam
Ammunitions Supply Co
Bn.ist
FPO
San Francisco
Calif
Wayne Hopkins
West Pleasant Street
Donna Hopkins
Central State University
Oldtown
Ohio
Donna
The
State University
Investiture ceremonies for Concord School Brownie Troop 494
Concord School hosted investiture for Brownie Troop 494 on Wednesday afternoon with two groups and leaders Mrs. Terry Williams and Mrs. Eugene Murray. Members invested include Nina Hoffman, Kelly Courtney, Vicky Berkhaus, Mary Amoroso, Kimberly Woodard, Crystal Hand, Ruth Murray, Janice Rathbun, Patricia Sample, Lori Owens, Kim Lowry, Joan Fairchild, Judy Hand, Mary Rennells, Joanie Gisc oma, Barbara Kenniston, Donna Jones, Kim Sargent, Tina Hoffman, Kathy Thompson, Susan Gariepy, Cynthia Helmintoller, Deborah Potoki, Sheridan Williams, Sherry Mosher, Nancie Apps and Cindy Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Grant
Nancie Apps
Sheryl Mosher
Sheridan Williams
Deborah Potocki
Cynthia Helmisteller
Susan Gariepy
Kathy Thompston
Tina Hoffman
Kim Sargent
Donna Jones
Barbara Kenniston
Joanie Giacomo
Mary Rennells
Judy Hand
Joan Fairchild
Kim Lowry
Lori Owens
Terry Williams
Nina Hoffman
Kelly Courtney
Vicky Berkhaus
Mary Amoroso
Kimberly Woodard
Crystal Hand
Ruth Murray
Janice Rathbun
Patricia Sample
Eugene Murray
McMichael
Concord School
Joanie Giscoma
Cynthia Helmintoller
Sherry Mosher
Move Nixon Papers To Washington
The Nixon administration preinaugural records are being moved by 26 year old Jan Wilkinson, son of Bud Wilkinson, who previously moved Duke University football teams to victory. A small team under Bob Handler is boxing and coding files with color destination stickers for White House and Executive Office Building. One truck left the Nixon headquarters in the Hotel Pierre. a second will depart early Saturday morning from 450 Park Avenue. Mexico's population is projected to reach 1 million by 1970, 61 million in 1975, and 72 million in 1980 per the National Commission of Human Resources.
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NEW York
Nixon
Duke University
Jan Wilkinson
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Young Wilkinson
Bob Haldeman
White House
Hotel
Pierre
Park Avenue
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Bante
Society
Badlsor
O. A. McClintock
C. P. Toohey
al Wiggers
Shrine Club
L. Nichols
Auxiliary Board
Hotel Corry
Linda Campbell
Ronald Powers
Grange
Leslie Wilkinson
United States Army
Fort Dix
N.J
David
Ohio, Street
Ted Grisez
William Cohen
Council
Grisez
Birdie
Penn Dale
Alfred Heubach
Griser
Betty Woodruff
Florida
Solid Tomatoes
California
Ste
Texas
Sugardale Bacon
Taipei
Formosa
Michael Wentworth Beck
Mexico
Mexico City
National Commission of Human Resources
Marine Bank
Venice
Marine
Mar
INE
VNA Bank
Torry, PA
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