Marriage of Stella Kratin to Robert Kratin at Pauls Lutheran Church
The ceremony for Stella Kratin and Robert Kratin took place at Pauls Lutheran Church on Saturday afternoon at 2. Rev A Ortner conducted the double-ring service. The bride wore a white wedding gown with a fingertip veil and carried white orchids with a red spray. Attendants included Mrs. James Wondyardy, Mrs. Donald Pike, Mrs. Woodworth, and Mrs. Pike, in matching or coordinated dresses with bouquets. The couple, resident in Pocahontas, Mo, plan to reside there after a wedding trip to Ohio and Frisiana. The bride previously worked for Acto Supply Co. and is pursuing college at Missouri. A large turnout witnessed the ceremony, and the newlyweds departed for their honeymoon.
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John A
Jane
Steeves
Woodworth
Golunuth
Taran
Pir
Wis
Acto Supply Mig Co
Thu
Will Pater College
Missouri
McCroy Roberts Nuptials Announced
An announced wedding couples Evelyn Roberts and Tub McCroy tied the knot this afternoon at Lodgekint First Presbyterian Churchill Rey Payl Bauer officiating. The bride’s sister and Mr Shepard assisted. A reception for friends followed at the newlyweds' home. The couple will reside at 20 South First Avenue after a brief honeymoon.
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McCroy-Roberts
Mos Boyel Auer
Evelyn, Roberts
Tub McCroy
Gree Mura
RDB
Aodgekint
First Presbyterian Churchill Rey Payl Bauer
Slater
Archie Shemard
Shepard
McCoy
South First Vente
Engagement of Miss Roberta Wynn to Carl Garth Alinolin
Miss Roberta Wynn, daughter of Mrs Archie Went of Sprite Creek, is engaged to Carl Garth Alinolin. The couple was announced today by their parents. Miss Wynn attends Corry High School. Mr Girber, a Pennsylvania Highway Department employee, attended Youngsville High School. Wedding plans are incomplete.
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Roberta Wynn
Carl Garth Alinolinrament
Robert Wysh
Archie Went
Sprite Creek
Gach P
Cart Girber
Pittafield
Corry Ari
Girber
Youngsville Epic
Pennsylvania Highway Department
Birth Announcement for Coyle Family
A son was born yesterday at Jamestown General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Francis Coyle of Gorn amrstown. Mrs Coyle is formerly Moreice Mckvoy of his city. A second birth occurred at Corry Memorial Hospital for Mr and Mrs Rowert Lindguts of 49 West Southestrbut.
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Jamestown General Hospital
Francis Coyle
Gornamrstown
Coyle
Moreice “Mckvoy
City
Bort
Corry Memorial Hospital
Rowert Lindguts
West Southestrbut
Covenant Circle Holds Inaugural Presbyterian Woman’s meet
Mrs. J. H. Patterson hosted the Covenant Circle in a first meeting at her East Frederick street home. Eight members and one guest attended a 1 30 p m dessert lunch before a business session on Jesus’ teaching of citizenship. Officers and chairmen for the year were named, and the next meeting is set for February 1 May at Mrs. Walter Auer’s East Smith street home.
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Covenant Circle
Presbyterian Woman's Association
J. H. Patterson
East Frederick Street
James Johnson
Patterson
Jesus
Clarence Wallace
Southeast Asia
Oclele
Guy Sutton
L. M. Douglas
Walter Auer
Glenn Steadman
Wallace
William DeFluven
Perry Nichols
Frank Frost
Gitele
East Smith Street
Corry Grange To Serve Pancake Supper Thursday
Corry Grange No. 55 held a meeting with Worthy Master Don Whaley presiding. A pancake supper will be served at the Grange Hall on Park Street Thursday evening. The third and fourth degrees will be conferred at Columbus Grange Saturday. Eugene Powers presented Harold Patterson’s Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks photos. Chiliburgers and coffee were served. Next meeting date is February 4.
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IRDS
Cory Grange No
Don Whaley
Grange Hall
Park Street
Columbus Grange
Corry Grange
Eugene Powers
Harold Patterson
Yellowstone
Glaciers
Loretta Belden
Ralph Gites
Jennie Gibbs
Kiwanis Hosts Pennsylvania Employment Service Speaker
William Heinlein, chief of Industrial Services for a Pennsylvania State Employment Service district, spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry. He described tests aiding employers in hiring, 245 tests given this year, 171 test groups across 285 occupations, with tests available to high school seniors veterans and job seekers.
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Pennsylvania
Brie
William Heinlein
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Heinlein
Thomas Russell
Heintein
Tthe Corry
H. Lyon Rice
Robert Shettler
David Simmons
Frank McKnight
John Jossbacher
Page Louderbaek
Y Auxiliary Meeting at Mrs Douglas Home
The January Y Auxiliary meeting was hosted by Mrs. L M Douglas on North Center street. Mrs. Lawrences McCray led the business session and a heraldry program by Mrs. Robert G Tunnel featured hand painted coats of arms by Mrs. Edith Tunnell of New York City. A salad lunch was served and the next meeting set for February 5 at Mrs. Clarence Walluct’s West Pleasant street home.
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Y Auxiliary
L. M. Douglas
North Center Street
Lawrences McCray
Robert G. Tunnel
Edith Tunnell
New York City
Douglas
Roger Brown
Beatrice Stewart
West Pleasant Street
Clarence Walluct
Navy Mothers Club Holds Routine Meeting at OOF Hall
The Navy Mothers Club met at the OOF Hall last evening with Mrs. Carl Higby presiding over routine business. A social period followed with refreshments of pumpkin pie, whipped cream, and coffee served by Mrs. Ross Jukes and Mrs. John Carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Mothers Club
Carl Higby
Ross Jukes
John Carrier
Miss Doris Lucas to Marry Howard Bycroft
East Palestine Ohio reports Miss Doris Lucas engaged to Howard Bycroft son of Mr and Mrs Howard Bycroft of East Palestine. Miss Lucas attended Corry schools and East Palestine High School class of 1953. She studied radio and television in Pittsburgh and works at WOTR in Corry. No wedding date set.
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Doris Lucas
Howard Bycroft
Davis Malle Lucas
Howard
Bycraft
Pittsburgh
Wotr Radio
Corry
Interesting Program Enjoyed By Mentor Club
Mrs BG Barnes and Miss Lil Lin Barnes hosted a Mentor Club meeting on North Center Street. Mrs FB Sullivan, president, chaired a short business session with 14 members present. Mrs W Brice Ellsworth presented a program on architecture highlighting Georgian and colonial styles and New England Cape Cod structures. Members shared admired buildings in a lively discussion. Hostesses served hot gingerbread with whipped cream, coffee and tea. Mrs Sullivan to host Feb 4 at Mrs Alton Dahistiand’s home on Cartes Hill.
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BG Barnes
Lil Lin Barnes
North Center Street
FB. Sullivan
W Brice Ellsworth
Heals
New England
Cape Cod
Wao
F. B. Sullivan
Alton Dahistiand
Cartes Hill
Movies Lose Interest in Red China
The New China News Agency from Shanghai reports only about 40 percent of the people go to films as censors and officials who misunderstand film timing block scenes. One movie showed a Pekingese dog and the opening scene was remade to avoid bourgeois symbolism, reflecting a push for lighter entertainment to accompany ideological instruction.
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Hong
Red China
New China News Agency
Shanghai
Timatt
McKeesport man dies after Sunday crash
William J Hindmin aged 30 of Glassport died at McKeesport Hospital from injuries sustained when his auto struck a utility pole on Dragoshine Sunday.
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Mckeesport
William J Hindmin
Glassport
McKeesport Hospital
Autto
Dragoshiine
C J Credit Union Holds Annual Meeting in Corry Innivstown
The Corry Innivstown Credit Union held its annual meeting at the Corry Mouse Club on Saturday with about 180 attendees. Ralph Webby, the president, led the session which approved a three percent increase in pay. Speakers included A. Al aivomy, a board member, and Attorney William Peister. Door prizes were awarded to Arthur Meguiston and Laygrence Anderson.
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C-J Credit Union
Corry Innivstown Credit Union
Corry
Wrdehau
Cort Regimes Toch Firm
Athorney
William Peister
Arthur Meguiston
Laygrence Anderson
Plank Road Club Meets At Raymond H
The Plank Road Club gathered at the home of Mrs. Murray Raymond with Mrs. Mae Raymond hosting and Mrs. James Kolstee assisting. Contest prizes went to Mrs. Philip Ware, Ms. Haro Hasbrouck, Mrs. Arthur Hill, Mrs. Harold Raymond, Mrs. Dee Miller, and Mrs. Mae Raymond. A reading titled Petitions for the New Year was presented by Mrs. Lottie Raymond. The meeting closed with a meal hosted by the hostesses and Mrs. Margaret Raymond aiding. Lottie Raymond will entertain the group for February.
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Plank Road Club
Wolk Brace
Murray Raymond
Mae Raymond
James Kolstee
Philip Ware
Haro Hasbrouck
Arthur Hill
Harold Raymond
Dee. Miller
Lotlie Raymond
Margaret Raymond
Lottie Raymond
No Pockets No Pockets Try Your Ears
Loutsvile Kentucky health and education officials report three boys in city schools had ear injuries from objects found in ears during examinations. One boy had a marble lodged in an ear, another a wad of paper, and the third a screw. Doctors say the incidents were serious and affected hearing in some cases. University chemist Rita Landry notes smog affects fabrics and textile strength.
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Ky — Thoms Godfrey
City Sehnot
Tanother
Godfrey
Sage University of California
Rita Landry
5 000 Idled In UAW Strike At AMC Assembly
Five thousand production workers at American Motors Nash and Hudson plants were idled as talks over wage and benefit concessions collapsed. A Milwaukee plant nonproduction staff remained active while managers sought to keep some output flowing. Company officials blamed the walkout on unresolved labor terms and anticipated supply disruptions.
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Kenosha, Wik
United Autoworkers
American Motors Corp
Wday
Nash and Hudson
Alle
Tayoff Provedures
Nok
American Motors
Milwauikee
Milwaukee
Benosbie Loca
Muenee
Fire destroys frame house in New Brighton
Mr and Mrs Paul Lowrey and their 12 drive fled unhurt as flames swept through their two story frame house in New Brighton Firemen said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton
Paul Lowrey
Tames
Doctor Accused Of Turning Widow Into Dope Addict
In Eastbourne England Stondon doctor Dr John Bodkin Adams faces charges linked to the 1950 death of wealthy widow Mrs Morrell. Prosecution testimony alleges narcotics were prescribed that could induce addiction and that Adams killed other patients for profits from their wills. Examining magistrates weigh whether to commit him for trial. The blaze involving a bathroom gas stove is noted in the report.
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Eastbourne
England
John Bodkin Adams
Michael Ashley
Adams
Dr. Adams
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