Variety Shower Honors Mrs. Mary DeLury in Society Fete
Mrs. Mary DeLury was honored at a Friday variety shower hosted by Mrs. W. R. Follett of South Center street. She will wed Floyd Chamberlin of Mayville. Prizes went to Mrs. Gertrude White, Mrs. K. B. Durham, Mrs. Rosa McEvoy, Mrs. Lawrence Nichole, and Mrs. T. Anderson. Guests included Mrs. George Stout and Misses Cynthia and Susan Anderson of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grice Jr. and family, and Mrs. Gudrun Lerdal of Norway visiting here for the Interstate ski meet at Allegany State Park. The hostess served a luncheon and each guest wore a corsage. Several locals and out-of-town visitors attended, with activities and travel notes throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary DeLury
W. R. Follett
South Center Street
Frank Grice Jr
Frank Grice Sr
Gudrun Lerdal
Norway
Allegany State Park
K. Broughton
Francis
William
John Broughton
Buffalo
James Klinger
Jimmy
Hamburg
John Gilmore
Seneca Street
David Klinger
Baltimore
John V. Davis
North Center Street
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jane Howard
Grove City College
C. M. Howard
West Smith Street
Carleton Curtis
Columbus
Carlisle
University Christian Association
Allensburg Inn
Norman Mountain
Adrian
Mich
Erwin Mountain
Katheryn Kirin
Bertha Darwin
Ruth Clark
Gerald Pless
Clarence Farrington
Women of the Moose
Meadville
E. K. Havensten
Wellsville
Raymond Bechemer
East South Street
Johnson Guignon Betrothal Announced In Corry
Mr and Mrs A Arnold Johnson announce the engagement of their daughter Barbara Alice to Ernest F Guignon son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Guignon. Barbara Alice is a Corry High School graduate and nursing student in Pittsburgh while Ernest is a Corry High School graduate and a sophomore at Washington and Jefferson College in Washington Pa. He is a Delta Tau Delta member. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Birthday Party for Miss Deanna Loveland at Colum bus
Mrs Herbert Loveland of Columbus entertained Saturday evening for her daughter Deanna who turns 16 tomorrow. Ten girl friends attended a birthday dinner with cake and ice cream. Each guest wore a ribbon corsage and the group enjoyed pirate bingo. Gifts were presented to Miss Loveland at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deanna Loveland
Herbert Loveland
Columbus
Deanna
Miss Loveland
Infant Michael S. Borsa Christened Yesterday
Michael Sylvester Borsa infant son of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Borsa of 534 Grand Street was baptized yesterday afternoon at 1 30 p m Rev John G DeSanti assistant pastor of St Thomas Church Melted officiated god parents were Mrs Clarence Savko and Albert Watus A reception for relatives followed at the Borsa home with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael S. Borsa
Michael Sylvester Borsa
Sylvester Borsa
Grand Street
John G. DeSanti
St. Thomas’ Church
Clarence Savko
Albert Watus
Borsa
Birthday Party Given At Nichols Home Saturday
A birthday party was held at Center Street home of Mrs. Nichols Saturday for her sons Helen nine and William seven. Sixteen boys attended the matinee at the theatre, then returned to the Nichols home for lunch of hot dogs. Each guest received a picture book and candy. The celebrants received several birthday gifts from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars. Aumiches W. Nichols
Center Street
Helen
William
Saturday Night Card Sharks Form At Essex Street
Mr and Mrs William Proctor hosted a new card club Saturday evening at their Essex street home. Two tables of 600 were in play with awards to Raleigh Shannon Devereaux and Harley Reed. Lunch followed with salad cake ice cream tea and coffee. In two weeks the club will meet with the Reed couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Proctor
Essex Street
Proctor
Raleigh Shannon
Robert Devereaux
Harley Reed
Surprise 17th Birthday Party for Peggy Fox in Columbus
Mrs Albert B Fox entertained at a two part celebration honoring her daughter Peggy Fox on her 17th birthday. A sleigh ride for ten youths preceded a spaghetti dinner birthday cake and ice cream. Prizes in games went to Judy Jerome and Ellen Lindstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Fox
Albert B. Fox
Columbus
Peggy
Judy Jerome
Ellen Lindstrom
Red Cross Announces City Swim Class Open to Residents
The Corry Red Cross branch announces a class for residents 20 and over at Edinboro State Teachers College starting tomorrow night. Open to those seeking Senior Life Saving or to become swimming instructors, with advance arrangements via the Red Cross office or Mrs Norman Tarbell. The course is the only offering before summer swimming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Corry
Edinboro State Teachers College
Impact of New Budget Felt in Erie County
Harrisburg reports 1956 federal budget would cost Erie County about 107 million in taxes, with Pennsylvania statewide impact estimated at 4.7 billion in direct and hidden levies. The plan debates Ike’s budget cut from last year and contrasts local tax receipts of 11 million in 1952 to the looming federal levy. The Pennsylvania State Chamber of Commerce frames the change as a major shift in tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Congress
Eisenhower
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Statewide and County Tax Burden Highlighted in 1956 Budget
A State Tax Equalization Board 1953 valuation shows county totals at 164,849,000. The state’s 1956 federal budget cost is over eight times all Pennsylvania local taxes from 1952. The 47 billion federal tax burden to Pennsylvanians equals about 70 percent of wages in manufacturing mining and quarrying in 1958 and nearly 80 percent of capital invested. The analysis, by the state chamber, attributes county shares to population retail sales property value and buying income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Pennsylvania
Pennnsylvanians
End 44 Day Strike at Wilmerding Plant
Pattern makers at Westinghouse Air Brake Co. Wilmerding plant returned to work after a 44 day strike settlement. The agreement provides a five cent hourly wage increase though payroll scales were not disclosed. In WWII, 4,800,000 young men were reviewed by draft boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Wilmerding
Westinghouse Air Brake Co
Dems Tax Package Faces Stumbling Block in Senate
Continued from Page One the debate centers on House Bill No. 1 with Republicans split. Smith favors reform if funded but warns against drastic changes. Pechan opposes immediate changes without Legislature approval and questions nominees for the State Liquor Control Board. Flack calls for public hearings on nominations. Mahany notes GOP readiness to draft its own bill if Democratic proposals fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Pechan
State Liquor Control Board
GOP
Senate
John 8. Rice
Patrick ©. Kerwin
Donald A. Behney
Ring Returned After Honest Station Attendant Help
Warren motorist Marilyn Rutledge thanked Franklin Police Saturday for recovering her valuable ring lost Friday near a Franklin service station. Jack Whitehill, Shaw's attendant, found the ring in a washroom and notified police, linking to his prior alert action that helped capture a felon last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Warren
Franklin Police Department
Marilyn Rutledge
Briaw
Ausntls
Eleventh
Liberty Atretts
Jack D. Whitehill
Whitehill
Shaw
Brank Jin
Monti
Frank Borto
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Mam Society
Nichols
Sea‘s Drugs
Tanny
Rosemary Crosby
Kaye
Clooney Vera
Ellen
Prchnicolor
Vane, Glass
Horton J. Davis & Son
LEED
Uere
Orchard Park
Bwanson
Ren
Powell Loan and Finance Co
National Guard
Hiram Brewer
Sons OF the West
State Armory
Freddie's Park Lunch
Western Auto
Slye Radio and TV Flye
Rexall Drugs
Barney's
Firestone
Cupid
Stahl Jewelers
Memorial Auditorium
Pabutoss Shipstads & Johnson
Buffalo Hockey Club, Inc
Main
Butalo
A. Sat
SUN
Sizon
Whe
Ole” Snarte
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