Society notes celebrate Doris Stanbro and Robert Sadowski wedding
Miss Doris Stanbro and Robert Sadowski married at St Elizabeth's Church with double ring ceremony performed by Rev C J Kron on January 22. Attendants included Mary Jane Zajac and Julie Sadowski. reception followed at the Stanbro home. The couple planned a wedding trip to St Paul, Minnesota and will reside post trip.
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Doris L. Stanbro
Robert Sadowski
Doris Linnie-Stanbro
Harold Stanbro
R. D
Spartansburg
Robert John Sadowski
Alex Sadowski
Columbus
St. Elizabeth's Church
C. J. Kron
Robert Johnson
Bernard Burns
Mary Jane Zajac
Julie Sadowski
Martha Stanbro
Little Mersha Eddy
Donnie Warner
Thomas Sadowski
Lee Stanbro
Clifford Stockton
Erie
Corry
Titusville
Youngsville
Hopkinsville
St. Paul
Minn
Stanbro
Sparta High School
G. C. Murphy
Sadowski
Buesink
National Guard Unit Plans Dance at State Armory
Advance ticket sales begin for a Company F Pennsylvania National Guard dance at the State Armory on East Washington Street Friday evening February 4. Music by Hiram Brewer and his Sons of the West from 9:30 p.m. to 12:20 a.m. All general public invited.
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Birthday Party For Mrs Wayne Wilson
A surprise party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Wayne Wilson to honor Mrs Wilsons birthday. Seventeen friends and relatives attended the affair hosted by Mrs Hottie King and Mrs Roy Hong. Guests socialized played cards watched television and the hostesses later served cake coffee and soft drinks. Mrs Wilson received several nice gifts.
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William Johnson
John Sheehan
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Mira Heerlein
June Waterhouse
Miss Cochran
William Sebenick
Lansing
Mich
Wayne Wilson
R. D
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Set For February Launch
The Girl Scouts announce a local cookie sale starting Friday February 4 and running through Thursday February 24. About 60 Brownies and Intermediate Scouts will sell directly, not by advance orders, wearing Trefoil armbands as many tackle their first public sales experience. Parents urged to assist to support the nationwide effort funding camping activities. Cookie captains for the Corry area are listed by school and troop.
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Wright
Porter Auer
Kenneth Boland
James Harper
St. Edward's School
Margaret Frisina
Fred Walsh
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence McCray
Bridge Group Meets With Mrs. R. C. Anderson
Mrs. R. C. Anderson at 990 North Center entertained her bridge club after a 2 dinner at the Hotel Corry. Two tables of contract were played with awards to Mrs. Horton J. Davis and Mrs. HK Powell. Mrs. Don Kincaid won the special prize. Mrs. H Langdon Rowe to entertain next Thursday.
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Mrs. Stahl Hosts Beth Israel Sisterhood Meeting
Mrs. Jack Stahl of West Pleasant Street hosted the Beth Israel Sisterhood gathering at her home. President Mrs. Harry Barach led the business session, a donation to the Jewish Home for Babies in Pittsburgh was approved, and plans for a February card party were begun. Secret sisters were revealed and new names chosen for the year. A light lunch followed for eight members. The February meeting will be at Miss Lena Cohen's home.
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West Pleasant Street
Beth Israel Sisterhood
Harry Barach
Pittsburgh
Sisterhood
Lena Cohen
Farewell Party in Union City for Max Bennink
About 90 friends attended a farewell gathering for Max Bennink at Ottaway Hall Union City on Thursday night. Bennink departs next week for Army service. A tureen dinner followed by cards and dancing provided entertainment. Bennink received a purse of money from his friends.
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Max Bennink
Ottaway Hall
Bennink
Army
Happy Gang
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Fourth Daughter Born at Carr Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Donald Skinner of Watt sburg welcomed their newborn daughter this morning at Carr Memorial Hospital. The birth adds to a family of four daughters with details limited to the new arrival and parental residence.
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Guest Pastor George C Reese to Preach at St Pauls
Rev George C Reese will preach at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Sunday at 11 as guest pastor and head of the Religion Department at Thiel College Greenville He will be joined by Dr Elmer A Ortner pastor of St Pauls as Missioner at St Johns Evangelical Lutheran East Liverpool O The Pittsburgh Synod United Lutheran Church in America conducts a preaching mission in the West Conference comprising 30 parishes in the tri state area The mission runs from January 30 to February 4
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Reese
Thiel College
Greenville
Elmer A. Ortner
St. Paul's
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Liverpool
Pittsburgh Synod of the
United Lutheran Church In America
Tri-State
First Avenue Merchants Sponsor Silver Dollar Draw
The Silver Dollar Gash Award drawing was held yesterday at 6 pm in the Johnson Brothers International Harvester store. P T Steen of 203 Northwest Street won 10 silver dollars and Mrs Archie Willis of 128 South Second Avenue received a Pepsi Cola case. Next week’s drawing will be Friday at 5 pm at Borstorff and Fitch showroom.
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Johnson Brothers International Harvester
P.T. Steen
Northwest Street
Archie Willis
South
Second Avenue
Borstorff and Fitch Automobile Showroom
Somerset Miner Dies After Quarry Rock Fall
Somerset miner A Frapers J Deal aged 39 died from injuries after a rock fall at the Saxman Coal and Coke Co mine near Que Creek, Somerset. The accident occurred Thursday and the victim died yesterday.
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A. Frapers J. Deal
Saxman Coal & Coke Co
Quecreek
Ike Signs Resolution on Defense of Formosa
The United States aims to end fighting if possible rather than focus on truce details. The Senate approved the resolution 85-3 after a 409-3 House vote, authorizing defense of nearby areas including Quemoy and Matsu with potential strikes on the mainland if massed Communist attack forms threaten Formosa. Only Langer Leham Morse voted no on the final provision. Knowland called the vote a show of national unity.
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Capitol
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Knowland
California
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