Wedding anniversary noted at VLHS Club meeting
The VLHS Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred Van Dresar on Wayne street to honor Mr and Mrs Geraid Staples on their seventh welding anniversary. A tureen dinner, cards, and anniversary cake with coffee followed. Several local residents attended including Mr and Mrs Hichard Hurlbut and Mr and Mrs Arthur Lits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraid Staples
VLHS
Alfred van Dressr
Wayne Street
Consath
Staples
van Dresar
Hichard Hurlbut
Arthur Lits
VanDresar
Erie
Birthday Party Honors Two at Hoyt Home
Mrs Roy Hoyt hosted a Saturday evening gathering on West Church Street to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs Gerald Hoyt and Mrs Mary West. Guests enjoyed dessert, ice cream, and coffee, with several attendees including Mr Hay Ottaway Mrs Ralph Ward John Wells Roy Hoyt and Mr and Mrs Loy Yonkers. The honorees received many gifts from the invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Crags
St. Want
Cleveland
Heodore Hubley
Dallas
B Gibbs
Vinnie Waller
Hi Bite
Merle Tidrus
Buffalo
Gibbs
East Bond
Gooll Cakin
Glenn Lee
Robert
Dunkirk
Jerdid Barmelinke
Clymer
Plovkda
Glen Ganfheny
South Center Street
Robert Olt Stane
Grace Penniman
Los Angeles
Lay Yonkers
Buller
Gerald Hoyt
West Church Street
Hoyt
Mary West
Roy Hoyt
Hay Ottaway
Sherman
Ralph Ward
John Wells
Loy Yonkers
Guess
Open House Honors Spring Creek Couple Sickley
Mr and Mrs Donald Sickley of Spring Creek were honored at an open house Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Sickler in Spring Creek. About 80 guests from Warren Oil Guy Pleasantville Grand Valley Corry and Spring Creek attended. Many gifts were presented to the honored couple. The serving table featured a large bride cake. Cake jello and coffee were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Kenneth Whaley Warren Mrs Harold Eddy Miss Lois Millie and Mrs Chandler Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Donald Sickley
Raymond Sickler
Tom Warren
Oil Guy
Pleasantville
Grand Valley
Corry
Kenneth Whaley
Warren
Harold Eddy
Lois Millie
Chandler Ma
Special Program At Corry Grange Meeting
A Corry Grange No. 36 gathering Saturday included the candle lighting tale The Sacred Flame. Worthy Master Mrs. Vernon Aimphrep led a routine session with a social period. Prizes went to Mrs. Roy Swark and Pat Evangelista. William Grace couple honored with a wedding shower and gifts. refreshments by Mrs. Walter Dingfilder and Mrs. Norman Swart. Next meeting slated for February 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange No
Vernon Aimphrep
Roy Swark
Pat Evangelista
William Grace
Walter Dingfilder
Norman Swart
Grangers
Family Party Honors Chiricuzio Birthday at Home
A family dinner at the Chiricuzio residence yesterday honored Mr and Mrs Relph Chiricuzio as they celebrate birthdays. Attendees included out of town guests Mr and Mrs Frank Scalise and Rickey of Warren and Mrs Mary Jambilter of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiricuzio
Relph Chiricuzio
Frank Sca
Lise
Som Rickey
Warren
Mary Jambilter
Jamestown
Reed and Pike Families Welcome Newborns at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harley Reed of West Frederick Street. Mrs Reed is the former Virginia Miller. A daughter was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Harry Pike of 618 Concord Street. A daughter was born early today to Mr and Mrs Ralph Nelson of Ashville at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harley Reed
West Frederick Street
Harry Pike
Concord Street
Ralph Nelson
Ashville
T the
Engagement Announced for Miss Jeanelle Elkine Hopson
Mr and Mrs H Z Hopson of Wattsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanelle Elkine Hopson to Loyd G Raycoll son of John Ramsdell and the late Mrs Ragndall of Wattsbury. Both graduates of Wattsburg High School. Raycoll is stationed in Washington D C with the U S Air Force. An early spring wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Hopson
H. Z. Hopson
Wattsburg
Marriage of Javuiary 19 in Trinity Episcopal Church
June witnessed the marriage of Mabel Hide Rig daughter of CA and King at 3007 Raspberry street Bre, with Harold B Schayler formerly of Garey and Rudolph Banger officiating. The ceremony occurred at Trinity Episcopal Church Connersville Tcl My and Mes. G William Francis attended. Sehaeter employed in Nome affiliate of Ohio Nate Eife Tsungnee Co, Cincinnati. Sehaeter is steward at Greyhound Bus Lines in Cincinnati. The groom is Army veteran, served in Europe. They will reside at 286 Albion Laos Ml Auburn, Cincinnati.
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Mabel Hide Rig
Snd
King
Raspberry Street
Bre
Harold B. Schayler
Garey
Rudolph Banger
Trinity Episcopi
Connersville
Tcl
Mes
G. William Francis
Tad
Ms. Sehaeter
Ohio
Nate Eife Tsungnee Co
Cincimnat
Sehaeter
Greyhound Hus
CinchiNal
Heg
Europe
Albion Laos
Auburn
Cincinnati
Party At Root Home Friday Evening Honorees Named
Mrs Richart McCray and her father Robert Lynn were honored at a party Friday evening at the Root home 324 West Pleasant Street. Hosts Mrs Raymont Root Miss Alien Kimmy and Mrs Toseph McCray organized games and contests with prizes to Karl Gates Mrs Sam Sinitz Wojelechowsky Alber Quereveld and Donald Gates. Desserts and refreshments were served and Mrs McCray and her son received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Richart McCray
Robert Lynn
Raymont Root
Alien Kimmy
Toseph McCray
West Pleasantstiert
Karl Gates
Sam Sinitz
Suse Wojelechowsky
Alber Quereveld
Donald Gates
McCray
Pain Hosts Screen Supper Club Benefit
Mr and Mrs F Pain entertained at their East Smith Street home Saturday evening for a screen supper club party. Two tables of bridge were in play to benefit Corry Memorial Hospital. Edges of the event noted Mr and Mrs Stanton Bower and John Fenstermacher wearing aprons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Pain
Smith Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Stanton Bower
John Fenstermacher
No-Bar Club Party at Bear Lake Hall
A No-Bar Riding Club sponsored dance Saturday evening at Bear Lake Community Hall drew a large crowd. Harry Mosier and his fiddle provided music for round and square dancing. Refreshments were served. Miss Portia Rex won the door prize and Mrs. Allene Burlingame took the basket of luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Anu
Harry Mosier
Tuno
Portia Rex
Cena
Allene Burlingame
Club Social Gatherings Mark Birthday Celebrations
Mrs Jon and family hosted a party to honor the 11th birthday of a young member. Relatives and guests attended an afternoon gathering with a token gift exchange. A dinner served to twelve family members followed the celebration.
Mrs Willis Root Honored At Galumbius Party
Mrs Willis Root of Galumbius was honored at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Iron Root at their home on Weight Street. Co hostess was Mrs A L Ronl. Guests arrived, cards were exchanged, and refreshments were served. A birthday celebration and toast were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Root
Min
Iron Root
Galumbius
A. L. Ronl
UN Raiding Party Driven Back in Korea Action
UN forces repelled a raiding party advancing toward a hill in west Winrea then withdrew to the main line near Yon. Allied artillery and infantry probes continued as UN troops held positions west of Chorwan and south of Pyongyang on the western central front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Eighth Army
Sal
Yon
Chorwan
Pyongauung
Man and boy killed in Pittsburgh street snowstorm
A light snowstorm on a Pittsburgh street Saturday claimed the lives of a 57 year old television service man and a four year old boy. Police said the man was crushed near a Christmas sled when a wheel ran him over. Rosell Fish died in the same storm during a steel industry area incident. The man was reportedly working on steel equipment when he was struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pupysburgh
Dan
Pliestmezh
Jimmy Klose
Wien
Rosell Fish
STATE LEADS IN TREE FARMS IN PENNSYLVANIA
Jan. 3 HARRISBURG Pennsylvanians now lead in forest farm certification as the state reports strong growth in tree farming since the movement began Oct 1 1949. Secretary M Dunehiel announced that 149 farms in Chester Butler and surrounding counties have been certified by the Department of Forests and Wales. He cited a central PA farmer harvesting 5000 board feet annually from a 10 acre woodlot and reinvesting lumber into buildings while selling plywood and parts worth hundreds of dollars yearly. The effort promotes forest management as a crop and aims to expand private timber farming across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haretqburg
Sylvania
Waters
M. Dunehiel
Chester Butler
Spyder Jung
Sues
Sennaylvanix
Landers
Department of Forest and Wales
Deeremel
Pennsylvania
Goon Realy
FragmentaryCaption of Pennsylvania Forestry Initiative
An OCR fragment notes conservation work in Pennsylvania funded by the Department of Forests and Waters and the Pennsylvania Forestry Association. It mentions 24 district offices and foresters, while a separate line references Northern Italy suffering catastrophic landslides with over 100 deaths and roughly half a billion dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Department of Forests and Waters
Pennsyvania Forestry Association
Italy
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David
Ricky Nelson
South Seas
John Payne
Rhonda
Fleming
Forrest Tucker
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Robot Lowery
Mowbray
Frank Graft
Collixion
Answen
Frank E. Graft
Insurance Agency
N. Genter St
John Skeps
Barbara
Patricia
Mary Hall
Walter Decean
Ridge Street
Hernard Burns
Atlantic City
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Gulf Congress ‘Street
Sally Sullivan
Wash Sinkts
Key West
Merle Dodd
Bruce
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Joby Kimmy
St. Pelasbury
Pla
Philip Youre
West Smith Street
Daytona Beach
Hasld Hatt
Goral Gables
Leonard Nystendt
Springfield
Mass
Benet A. Williams
Corryites
Langhurst & Stewart
Eash Main St
Gipson Nursing Service
Prospect Street
Warren, Pa
Willis Home
Jon
Ose Cottain
dRinelyne
Moms
Wwe
Thomas Motors
of Corry, Inc
Lady Love
Gore
F. C. Chapin & Son
Peesona
U. S
Canad
Plessonal
B. Finance CO
Ersonall Consunen Discount CO
Personal Consumer Discount Co
N. Cenyer ST
Harry Hall
YES
Sprian
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Federal
000 and Loan Insurances Corp
Federal Home Loan Bank System
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