Union City Couple Wed In Jamestown Bond Ceremony
Miss Susan Lenore Erskine daughter of Mr and Mrs James T Erskine and James Olin Daniels son of William Daniels were married Saturday January 18 at 2 p m in Jamestown with Rev Neathery of the Baptist Church officiating. The bride wore a navy street length dress and corsage of white carnations. Attendant Miss Marianne Savko and best man Roland Proctor accompanied the couple. The new Mrs Daniels is a Union City High School graduate employed at Snap-Tite Inc in Union City. Mr Daniels attended Corry schools and served four years in the U S Navy and works at the Corry Jamestown Mig Co. They reside at 192% North Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lenore Erskine
James T. Erskine
West High Street
Union City
James Olin Daniels
William Daniels
Worth Street
Daniels
Jamestown
Neathery
The
Baptist Church
Marianne Savko
Miss Erskine
Roland Proctor
Mr. Daniels
Union City High School
Snap-Tite Inc
Corry
U. S. Navy
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Co
North Center Street
Wareham Waite Betrothal Announced in Sherman
Mr and Mrs George Wareham announce the engagement of their daughter Louise to Pio Harry Waite. Miss Wareham a Sherman Central School alumna and owner of a beauty shop in Sherman. Waite a U S Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton awaiting orders. No date set for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham-Waite
George Wareham
Louise
Pio
Harry Waite
Sherman Centrals School
Wareham
Coyle
Buffalo
Sherman
Pfc
Waite
U. S. Marines
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Stella Darnofall Engaged to Mike Duda in Chicago Match
Miss Stella Darnofall daughter of Mr and Mrs John Darnofall of 48 Snyder Circle is engaged to Mike Duda son of Mr and Mrs Duda of Chicago A Corry Senior High School alumna she works at Aero Supply Mfg Co in Corry He attended Chicago schools and served over three years in the U S Navy He now works for Mid West Transfer Co in Chicago A late summer wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Darnofall
John Darnofall
Snyder Circle
Stella
Mike Duda
John Duda
Chicago
Darnofall
Corry
Aero Supply Mfg Co., Inc
Duda
U. S. Navy
Mid-West Transfer Company
CGG Club Hosts Bridge Night at Mrs Hall Residence
Mrs Donald Hall of Sixth Avenue entertained CGG Club members Thursday evening at her home. Guests enjoyed a dessert course before playing bridge. Award winners were Mrs James P Sullivan Mrs Donald Nantes and Mrs Milton Van Dresar. The next meeting will be with Mrs F W Dey in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGG Club
Donald Hall
Sixth Avenue
Aater
James P. Sullivan
Donald Nantes
Milton van Dresar
F.W. Dey
Buesink Employees Honor Robert Sadowski Wedding
Workers at Buesink's Motor Sales held a surprise party for Robert Sadowski on his upcoming wedding to Misa Doris Stanbro. The afternoon featured cake and ice cream as gifts were presented to the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buesink
Robert Sadowski
Buesink's Motor Sales
Misa Doris Stanbro
BPW Club Emblem Party Set For Monday Evening
BPW committee finalizes plans for an Emblem Party hosted by the Business and Professional Women's Club. The event Monday at 8 pm in the club rooms targets prospective members with a special program and refreshments. Mrs. Norman Tarbell chairs, aided by Mrs. Beatrice Stewart Mrs. Charles Thompson Miss Agnes Lynch Mrs. Dora Daye and Mrs. Ruth Clark. A good turnout is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
BPW
Norman Tarbell
Beatrice Stewart
Charles Thompson
Agnes Lynch
Dora Daye
Ruth Clark
Johnson Powell Betrothal Announced in Lottsville and Greenwich
Mrs Helen Johnson of Lottsville announces the engagement of her daughter Ann Marie to Brotk Powell son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Powell of Greenwich N Y Miss Johnson is the daughter of the late William A Johnson and a Panama Central School graduate and a senior at the University of Rochester School of Nursing Mr Powell graduated from Union College Schenectady and is in his last year at the University of Rochester School of Medicine A June wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson-Powell
Helen Johnson
Lottsville
Ann Marie
Brotk Powell
Theodore Powell
Greenwich
Miss Johnson
William A. Johnson
Panama Central School
University of Rochester School of Nursing
Powell
Union College
Schenectady
University of Rochester School of Medicine
Good Samaritan Class Meet At McKnight Home
The Good Samaritan Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church met with Attorney and Mrs. Frank McKnight at 212 East Church Street in the evening. Seventeen members responded to roll call and Mrs. W B Stowe gave the devotions. After a routine business session the committee the McKnights Rev and Mrs Howard Stull and Miss Alberta McElroy served a dessert course to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKnight
Good Samaritan
First Methodist Church
Frank McKnight
East Church
W.B. Stowe
McKnights
Howard Stull
Alberta McElroy
Hi Neighbor Club Elects New Officers
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting met at Mrs. Carl Marsh home with seven members and two guests. Mrs. Vernon Humphrey acting president led the business session. New officers for the year were elected: Humphrey president, Bemis vice president, and Marsh secretary-treasurer. Next meeting February 17 with Humphrey hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Neighbor Club
Cutting
Carl Marsh
Blouise Marsh
Agnes Orcutt
North East
Guy Hayes
Vernon Humphrey
Humphrey
William Bemis
Hosts Welcome Silver Links Class At Evangelical Church
Mr and Mrs Lewis Nye of West Columbus avenue hosted the Silver Links Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church last evening with 19 members and two guests. The meeting was led by president Mrs Guy Bennink, devotions from Psalm 31 were given by Mrs Leon VanTassel, and a quiz game was won by Mrs Loretta Belden. A light lunch was served by the hosts and Mrs Bess DeLury. The next class gathering will be February 18 at the parsonage with hosts Rey and Mrs H Ray Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Nye
West Columbus Avenue
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Guy Bennink
Leon VanTassel
Bess DeLury
Rey
H. Ray Harris
Plan Variety Program For Hospitality Club
The Hospitality Club announces a variety program to be presented Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. in the Garden Room of the VEW Post home. Mrs. J. F. Needham serves as chairman for the month, with committees headed by Mrs. Needham, Mrs. Earl Haight, Mrs. L. M. Douglas, and Mrs. Raymond Bachofner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
J. F. Needham
VEW Post Home
Needham
Earl Haight
L. M. Douglas
Raymond Bachofner
Swart Swanson Stec Families Welcome Newborns
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Don Swart of 1202 A daughter born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Swanson of R D 1 A son was born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Tony Stec of 880 East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Don Swart
Lawrence Swanson
Tony Stec
East Main Street
Mrs Jack Dey Hosts Contract Card Club
Mrs Jack Dey entertained her bridge club at her East Smith street home. Two tables of contract were in play and Mrs William Hammond received the award. In two weeks the club will meet at Mrs James Jansen on West Smith street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dey
East Smith Street
William Hammond
Smith Street
James Jansen
Hospital Auxiliary Benefit Card Party Planned for Feb 14
The Ladies Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital organizes a benefit card party at the VFW Garden Room on February 14. General chairman is Mrs Loyd Lundy with co chairs Mrs Robert Curtis Mrs Robert Grindrod and Miss Mary Higgins. Tickets available from any auxiliary member or ticket chairman Mrs Gerald Staples. Prizes planned include a prize for each table and several door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of
Corry Memorial Hospital
VFW
Loyd Lundy
Robert Curtis
Robert Grindrod
Mary Higgins
Gerald Staples
GOP Convention Site May Be Picked February 11
Washington report states a date and location for the 1956 Republican National Convention may be chosen at a National Committee meeting on February 11. Chairman Leonard W. Hall announced the meeting and noted a site subcommittee would meet the day before to prepare recommendations. Chicago and Philadelphia are among the bids, with Atlantic City also submitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Washington
GOP National Committee
Leonard W. Hall
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Air Force Accuses Col Hayes in Spying Case
Col Patrick W. Hayes of the Air Force faces an orderly show cause hearing on possible discharge after prosecutors cited his association with Irmgard Schmidt, a 24 year old German woman who pleaded guilty to spying for Russia. Schmidt, described as a top Berlin spy, received a five year sentence in a U.S. High Commission court for soliciting military secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Air Force
Patrick W. Hayes
Russia
Irmgard M. Schmidt
Germany
Berlin
Hayes
Air Forc
Marsha
Mits Schmidt
U. S. High Commission
U. S
Tire Change Specialist Hefts Heavy Earthmover Wheels
Louisville report details Monroe Bey, a tire change specialist charging 50 dollars per tire for large earthmoving tires weighing about 1,200 pounds and six feet across. His firm invested 8,000 dollars in a hoist equipped truck to service machines moving 45,000 pounds of dirt, with a typical job lasting three to six hours and costs rising from idle time losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Monroe Bey
Kentucky
Bey
John Mueller
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