Beers Reynolds Wedding At Wayne Valley Church
Phyllis Proper Beers and William Robert Reynolds wed at Wayne Valley United Brethren Church in a double ring ceremony. Church decor included ferns roses and lilies. Rev. Sturdevant officiated. sister En Steadman was maid of honor. About 50 guests attended from nearby towns. couple to reside in Corry after a short southern New York trip.
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Phyllis P. Beers
William R. Reynolds
Wayne Valley Church
Wayne Valley Branelligs
William Sturdevant
East
Corry
Union City
Wattsburg
North Evans
N.Y
Columbus
Oliver Morton
Union Guy
Dale Mulvin
O. C. Kinney
New York State
R. D
Bloomfield Hien
Raymond Mfg. Co
Raymond Finn
Clymer Couple Marks 50th Anniversary
A Clymer couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday evening hosted by their children Gordon Schermerhorn of Bradford and Me and Mrs Mary Schermerhorn of Ripley. The event featured gold and white decor, a three tiered cake with gold leaves, orange blossoms, and lighted tapers. The couple, both active in the Clymer Methodist Church, include Mr. Schermerhorn who runs Art's Barber Shop in Clymer. Their son Schermerhorn is stationed at Empire Air Force Base, with guests from Bradford Corry James town Panama Sherman and Ripley in attendance.
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Schermer Nor
Clymer
Gordon Schermerhornt
Bradford
Marry Schermerhorn
Ripley
Wayde Querxeveld
Gail Thompson
Alfred Haenel
Lehermerhorn
Lillian "T. Wilcox
Fririk Wilcox
North Clymer
Shiley Miller
Schermerhorn
Art
Bradford, Corry
Jamestown
Panama
Sherman and
Wrestling Coach as Rotary Club Speaker at Hotel Carry Lea
Robert F Neuhard, Carry Arm High School wrestling coach and faculty member, spoke to the Rotary Club at the Hotel Carry Lea. He described wrestling rules and weight classes, noted 25 boys in the program, and announced plans for a joint Kiwanis meeting to plan a charity show benefiting the YMCA building fund.
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Carry
Robert F Neuhard
Carry Arm High School
Robert Sullivan
Newhard
Newhiard
Jelfit Sesson
Kiwanis Club
Uine
Mistres
YMCA
Groip
Alihg
William Leuby
Plato
Mr and Mrs Ray Reed Host Gleaners Class Meet
Mr and Mrs Ray Reed at 805 East South Street hosted the January meeting of the Gleaners Class of the First Methodist Church. President Frank Anthony presided, Carl Benton conducted the program, and slides from a 2000 mile western trip were shown. A bullet lunch followed as members adjourned to a February 27 dinner at the church for the next gathering.
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Ray Reed
East South Street
First Methodist Church
Frank Anthony
Carl Benton
Housewarming Held At Rasselas Brown Home
A housewarming party was held Saturday evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Rasselas W Brown on the Old Turnpike road. About 21 guests attended and spent the evening socially. The employers of Carry Water Supply Company hosted the event and presented the Browns with an appropriate gift for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasselas Brown
Carry Water Supply Company
Rasselas W. Brown
Mrs John Chillock and Infant John Honored at Shower
Mrs John Chillock and her infant son John were honored at a surprise shower at their home 83 Stryder Circle. Hostesses Nina Jewell Utah Jackson Edmund Zeynisky and Neckers circulated Valentine decorations as 14 guests joined in games and refreshments.
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John Chillock
John
Chillock
Methodist Girls Group Meeting at Brockman Home
The Girls World Friendship Group of the First Methodist Church met Monday evening at Miss Mary Helena Brockman's East Main Street home. Ten girls attended under adult leader Mrs Hilary Rockman. A light luncheon was served at the close of the session. Miss Mary Ann spear will entertain the group in February.
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A.M. Lite
Erie Rotary Clib
Boston
Eugene Sharer
Jesserdiy
State College
Elmer Shaver
Wayne Street
Wilbur Ingram
Grove Street
Paul Crowell
Yésray
Pennisylvania State University
Byron
School of Forestry
Robert DeBoer
First Baptist Church
Mary Ann Cosiin
Janet Stroup
Donat DeBoer
Cedarville College
Baptist College of Lberal Arts
Cedarville
Ohio
Donald Rettiger
Spartansburg Baptist Church
Methodist
Brockman
Girls World Friendship Group
First Methodist
Mary-Helena
Past Noble Grands elect new IOOF Hall officers
The Past Noble Grands Club met at the IOOF Hall last evening. Mrs Ronald Carter presided as the meeting elected new officers: Mrs Glenn Gates as president, Mrs Merle Akam as vice president, and Mrs Fred Hoenes as secretary-treasurer. A social period followed with lunch served, next meeting planned for February 1st.
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Noble Grands
Noble Grands Club
IOOF
Ronald Carter
Glenn Gates
Merle Akam
Fred Hoenes
Bridge Group Meets At Mrs Ray Mulvin Home
Mrs Ray Mulvin of East Main Street entertained last evening with two tables of bridge. Three substitutes joined, Bris Merrit Putterson Mrs Murtin Kep pel and Mrs James Hammond. Pris went to Mrs A Hine strom and Mrs Patterson. A salad course was served and the group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs James Lundy of East Bond Street.
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Ray Mulvin
Ray
Mulvin
East
Msin
Bris Merrit Putterson
Murtin Keppel
James Hammond
Pris
A. Hinestrom
Bridge Club Hostess Receives Prizes at Old Turnpike Home
Mrs Rasselas Brown entertained her bridge club at her Old Turnpike road residence last evening. Two tables of contract were played with prizes awarded to Mrs George Orcutt, guest Miss Berenice Ann Conner of Pittsburgh, and Miss Harriett Colegrave. Mrs Brown served a salad lunch to guests before adjourning to meet again in two weeks.
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Rasselas Brown
Rassélas Brown
Old Turnpike Road
George Orcutt
Berenice Ann Conner
Pittsburgh
Harriett Colegrave
Calls Daughter Death Accidental In Montesi Case
Montesi father testifies the death of his daughter Wilma near Ostia beach four years ago was an accident not a crime. He described her as loyal and honest and said a nurse saw her arrive alone to wash her feet in sea water to treat an inflammation. Prosecutors allege she was left to drown after an alleged orgy at a lodge owned by Ugo Montagna with Gianpiero Plovioni accused of leaving her.
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Tesrytups Auy i
Grunns Mont
Tesi
Rodolfo Montesi
Wilma
Ostia
Rome
Ie Me Ton Bo
Rome Playbo Ugo Montagna
Gianpiero Plovioni
Geneva College Opens Drive for Beavers Player Aid
Beaver Falls Pa Geneva College launches a fund drive to aid 21 year old football player Richard Kadis injured in a September 20 game against Waynesburg College Kadis remains in a semi conscious state at Cleveland Clinic Hospital Dr Edwin Clarke college president says 3000 of college funds have been donated and 10000 in hospital and medical bills are outstanding Kadis suffered a brain injury in the incident
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Beaver Falls
Geneva College Today
Richard Karis
Cleveland Clinic
Kadis
Waynesburg College
Edwin ©. Clarke
Geneva College
Clarke
Charles Kadis
Youngstown
Ohio
AFL-CIO Eyes $7 Million Union Drive in South
AFL-CIO plans a three year campaign spending seven million dollars to persuade Southern workers to join unions. Use of TV radio newspapers and billboards is planned to promote membership value in Dixie. George Meany backs the effort while COPE discusses political strategy and possible resignation. A separate incident reports a motorist Krauss detained after at Baltimore airport with $27.50 bail.
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Beach
Fla
Afl-Cio
William G. Birthright
Barbers Union
George Meany
Dixie
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Afe-Gio
Pusen
Jack Kroll
James L. McDevitt
Kroll
Cincinnati
Ohto
Amagamated Clothing Workers Uien
Boy and Cady families welcome two new arrivals
A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Boybe of Spartansburg RD 3. A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Everett Cady of Olympia.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
William Boy
Spartansburg
Everett Cady
Olymer
Clyde Hall Retires After 35 Years With Corry Mail Service
After more than 35 years with the Corry Post Office Clyde Hall, a veteran mail carrier, is making his last rural route run. He began on November 5, 1921, serving both city and rural routes in earlier years. His loyal patrons recall his green Jeep, now over three years old with more than 60,000 miles, as he jokes the Jeep is tired, not him.
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Corry
Clyde Hall
Clyde
Student Pilot Seizes Plane in Downtown Turmoil
Police plan robbery with aggravation charges and failure to hold aircraft operator certificate against Soderquist after a student pilot seized a plane. Spectators watched as the aircraft circled, dipped, and vanished behind buildings, causing citywide disruption and alarm. Detective R M O'Brien stated pending mental evaluation.
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R. M. O'Brien
Soderquist
GOP Leaders Pledge Action On Labor Probe
Republican leadership pledges action on a plan for a grand jury probe into a $1,175,000 Labor and Industry Fund. The fund’s administration by John R. Torquate led to his dismissal and the firing of 22 investigators. The House approved the resolution 116-89 amid Democratic opposition, urging Governor to supply District Attorney Dowling with all information and evidence of possible wrongdoing.
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Reise Rey
Torquard
Cafnitle County
Chaterisn
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Chapin’s
F.C. Chapin &Son
Montesi
Baltimore
Frederick William Krauss
Passadena
Friendship International Airport
Taxilaz
Thomas E. Redmond
Krauss
Helen
Robert Davidson
Loblaws
Dan River
P.c.s
Tina Fish
J Merlin
Alyy Moore
Martin Milner
Yomins Pacqueline
GOP
Rick Benedict
George “Stevens
Edina Ferber
Elizabeth Taylor
Leslie Lynmton
Rock Hudson
James Dean
Jett
Waiver Baca
Mt Wairoa
Rex Theatre
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