Irene Wallace Weds Wallace Joy in Westfield Home Ceremony
Irene Wallace and Wallace C Joy married in a Westfield home ceremony attended by family and friends from Westfield Corry Depew Cheektowaga and Jamestown. Joy is from Buffalo and the couple will reside in Lancaster New York. Guests included Paula Saunders as maid of honor and Kenneth Joy as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weas
Wallace W. Soy
Henry Warnshuis
Westfield
Irene
Wallace C. Joy
Buffalo
Nelson Williams
Orange City
Fla
Charles Joy
Warnshull
Paula Saunders
Kenneth Joy
Depew
Paul Denise
Sharon Hansen
Sandra Arnold
Leon Warnshuis
Murray Benson
Hubert Arnold
Richard Goodwill
Joy
Clymer High School
Loblaws
Corry
Endicott-Johnson’s
Lancaster
N.Y
Presbyterian Women form Westminster and Geneva Circles
The Westminster Circle met at Mrs William A Leaby home with thirteen members and one guest Mrs Frank Frost. Officers named include J H Heerlein co chairman E J Tobias treasurer and Guy Sutton secretary. Committees appointed for the year with task details and program notes on India Dehra Dun Pakistan and Hebrews study. February 15 meeting to be hosted by Mrs Heerlein. The Geneva Circle also organized at Mrs L M Douglas home with twelve members and officers Russell Briggs chairwoman Rath Ellsworth treasurer Douglas program and plans to meet the third Tuesday monthly. Devotions Hebrews study led by Paul Bauer and talks on India by Mrs Douglas Flowers and Robert Sprague. Next meeting February 15 at Mrs Ellsworth 125 East Swing Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Circle
Presbyterian Women’s Association
William A. Leaby
East Frederick Street
Frank Frost
Paul F. Bauer
Leaby
J. H. Heerlein
E. J. Tobias
Guy Sutton
Robert Tunnell
Bauer
Perry Nichols
Nellie Merker
H. L. B. MacLees
J. Fred Kinley
George Hull
Tunnell
India
James Kincaid
Heerlein
Dehra Dun
Hull
Pakistan
Baier
Geneva
L. M. Douglas
North Center Street
Russell Briggs
Walter Rath
Ray Laurie
Bruce Ellsworth
Harold Flowers
Ellsworth
William Peiffer
Leon Root
Douglas
Paul Bauer
Olle McClintock
Degrees Conferred At Corry Grange Meeting
The Corry Grange No. 55 held a Monday evening session where the third and fourth degrees were conferred on a class of candidates. Master John Decker presided as the new degree team led by Mrs. Vernon Humphrey conducted the ceremonies. The home economics chair Mrs. M. O. Baldwin announced a spaghetti supper at the Grange Hall on Park Street from 5 to 6 p.m. The public was invited. Refreshments were served by Miss Sonja Wester, Miss Pauline Lindstrom, and Mrs. Robert Pierce.
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Corry Grange
Corry Grange No
John Decker
Vernon Humphrey
Home Economics Committee
M. O. Baldwin
Grange
Sonja Wester
Pauline Lindstrom
Robert Pierce
College Women's Club Will Meet Monday
The January meeting of the College Women's Club will be held next Monday evening, January 24, at 8 p.m. in the Garden Room of the VFW Post home. Mrs. Harold Gilbert will present a book review. Miss Tha Austin is the chairman of the January committee, with members including Mrs. J. Guy Butters, Mrs. Kenneth Burr, Mrs. Lens Calvin, Mrs. L. M. Douglas, Mrs. Frank McKnight, Miss Lois McCray, Miss Nellie Titus, Mrs. Charles Warner, and Mrs. RG. Wiggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women’s Club
VFW Post Home
Harold Gilbert
Tha Austin
J. Guy Butters
Kenneth Burr
Lens Calvin
L. M. Douglas
Frank McKnight
Lois McCray
Nellie Titus
Charles Warner
RG. Wiggers
Local Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Walter Auer Home
Local bridge club gathered last evening at Mrs Walter Auer s East Smith Street residence. Two tables played contract bridge and guest Mrs Chris Christensen won the award. Mrs Auer served a light refreshment course later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Auer
Smith Street
Chris Christensen
Beta Sigma Phi Holds Regular Session Tonight
Eighteen members of the Epation Phi Chapter met at Miss Julia Ficcardi’s home. A service committee was appointed and $25 was donated to the International Endowment Fund for cancer research. The program titled The Pleasures 3 Possession was presented by Mrs. Robert Simmonson and Mrs. Joseph Mooney. The group will meet February 1 at Mrs. Robert I Glen son’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Epation Phi
Julia Ficcardi
West Church, Street
Thomas Pierotti
Alfred J. Morrison
Clinton Pratt
Robert Eddy
International Endowment Fund For Cancer Research
Robert Simmonson
Joseph Mooney
Frank Wise
Robert I
Glenson
Club 15 honors Mrs. George Rhodes birthday
Members gathered at Mrs. P. H Stenman 418 Mead Avenue for a social evening to honor Mrs. George Rhodes birthday. Nineteen attendees presented a purse of money to Mrs. Rhodes and a sword drawing rewarded Mrs. Robert Sundberg, Mrs. John Nelson, Mrs. Harry Burton, and Mrs. Robert Wotus. A potato salad luncheon followed and plans were made to meet February 24 at Mrs. Edward Dominessy’s home to honor Mrs. Stenman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rhodes
Club 15
P. H Stenman
Mead Avenue
Rhodes
Robert Sundberg
John Nelson
Harry Burton
Robert Wotus
Edward Dominessy
Washington Street
Stenman
Mentor Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Ellsworth Home
Mrs Bruce Ellsworth hosted the Mentor Club at her East Irving street home Monday evening with fourteen members present. Ann Baressi read excerpts from the life of English poet Shelley and Mer A Oliner shared several of his poems. A brief business session was held and a light lunch served. Miss Leora Stranahan will entertain next on February 15 at Mrs Duane Fogle's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Ellsworth
East Irving Street
Ann Baréssi
Shelley
Elmer A. Oliner
Ellsworth
Leora Stranahan
Duane Fogle
EUB Friendship Aid Meeting Hosted by Mrs Avis Ross
Mrs Avis Ross of Brookstreet hosted 11 members of the EUB Church Friendship Aid. President Mrs Gertrude Grover led the routine business session and Mrs Lyle Chase gave the devotions. Mrs Harold Carlson funded, and Mrs Lynn Campbell served salad waters and coffee as the group adjourned to meet again at a later date and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EUB Friendship Aid
Avis Ross
Brookstreet
Friendship Aid
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Gertrude Grover
Lyle Chase
Harold Carlson Fund
Lynn Campbell
Two Newborns in Local Area Celebrate Births
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Myrl Babcock of Clymer. A daughter named Patricia Teri was born yesterday at Mercer Hospital in Trenton, New Jersey to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Whitehead of Langhorne, Pennsylvania. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Whitehead and Mrs. Jennie Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Myrl Babcock
Clymer
Patricia ‘Teri
Mercer Hospital
Transton, N. J
Philip Whitehead
Langhorne, Pa
P. W. Whitehead
Jennie Willis
City
Engagement announced for Carol Page and James Smith
Mr and Mrs Arthur Page of Eyattsville Maryland announce the engagement of their daughter Carol to James Smith son of Mr and Mrs Leland Smith of Washington DC The Page family note both couples are Takoma Academy graduates and Carol studies secretarial science at Washington Missionary College while James studies engineering at George Washington University No wedding date has been set.
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Arthur Page
Eyattsville
Carol
James Smith
Leland Smith
Washington, D.C
Lady Rebekah Lodge Holds Routine Session
A good attendance gathered for the Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge last evening at the OOF Hall. Mrs. Clar ence Cox presided as noble grand during routine business, followed by a social period with card games and a lunch provided by the hostess committee including Mrs. C. A. Pier, Mrs. Ralph Gates, and Mrs. Flossie Fosburgh. The next session is scheduled for February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge
OOF
Clarence Cox
Noble Grand
C. A. Pier
Ralph Gates
Flossie Fosburgh
Mrs George Orcutt Hosts Card Club At Home
Mrs George Orcutt of East Frederick street hosted her contract bridge group last evening with two tables in play. Awards went to guest Mrs Robert A Ott Jr and to Mrs John Fenstermacher and Mrs Rasselas Brown. The group enjoyed a dessert course and planned to meet February 1 with Mrs E F Pain on East Smith street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Orcutt
East Frederick Street
Robert A. Ott Jr
John Fenstermacher
Rasselas Brown
E. F. Pain
East Smith Street
Eddie Fisher Fan Club Meeting Reported
A meeting of the Eddie Fisher Fan Club was held at Miss Dinah Rossbacher's home Monday at 7 o'clock. Members received special membership cards and Eddie Fisher pictures from the national club. The group planned an initiation Friday at Miss Sandra Krone's home on West Church street for five new members. Monday evening at 7 p.m. at Miss Barbara Clark's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Fisher
Dinah Rossbacher
Nations Club
Sandra Krone
West Church Street
Barbara Clark
Sam Baressi Addresses Local Rotary Club
Sam Baressi spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Corry last evening, recounting World War II service and convalescence after wounds. He praised the American Red Cross, and the gathering ended with songs led by Arthur Burgess and piano by William Leaby.
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Sunowessh
Veverall
Rotary Club
Corry
Johin W. Bracken
Baressi
Tal
William Leaby
Arthur Burgess
Wesleyville Rotarian Visitor Maurice Kolpien
Maurice E. Kolpien of Wesleyville was visiting as a Rotarian attendee, taking part in a local club gathering and exchange of remarks with members.
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Maurice E. Kolpien
Wesleyville
Beav er Pat Thompson to be sentenced for murder of teen girl
Pat Elijah Thompson, 23, unemployed, pleaded guilty to the murder of Helen Jean Bryant a 16 year old neighbor girl from Aliquippa. Sentencing for Thompson was postponed by Judges McCreary and Sohn from yesterday to tomorrow without reason given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver
Pat Elijah Thompson
Robert McCreary
Morgan Sohn
Thompson
Inborer
Helen Jean Bryant
Sophon Jomore
Aliquippa High School
Public Works Program Push by Two Pennsylvania Senators
Two Democratic senators from Pennsylvania ask the General Assembly to press for federal legislation creating a public works program. Sen. John J. Haluska and Sen. William J. Lane propose a joint resolution to urge Washington to act, seeking a 60-40 federal-state funding split with local governments delivering half of the state share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
John J. Haluska
D-Cambria
William J. Lane
D Washington
Pennsylvania
Haluska
Lane
Washington
Congress
Halaska
Two Solons Seek State PWA Chain Letter Program
Union City and Meadville residents report losses in a revised chain letter racket. More than 50 people bought $10 letters, many tail-enders, with total losses over $2000 as funds chased a $10,000 pot. The scheme originated in Meadville and faces potential lottery charges if mailings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
UNION
Union City
Meadville
Johnny Come
Uncle Sam
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Miss Irene Warnshuis Annon
Isabel McCloughan
New York City
Bess Wilson
Park Street
Lankenau Hospital
Philadelphia
L. A. Rossin
Franklin Street
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Ind
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Paris
France
Odette
Nice
MGM
Tinan
Paris van Johnson
Walter Pidgeon
Reed Donna
Ib Sone
Rebekah Lodge
John Wayne
Marin County
Calif
Robert Mitchum
Mitchum
International Soundphoto
Sam Baressi
Rotary
All-Way Electric CO
Dodd
Chapin’s
F.C. Chapin & Son
Thrift
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