Bush Couple to Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Elbert E Bush of 1089 North Center street will host an open house at Evangelical United Brethren Church on July 8 from 2 to 5 PM to honor their 50th wedding anniversary, which they observe on July 10. Attendees include the Bushs of Corry, Fred Logue of Cascade Idaho, and Eugene Matson of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert E. Bush
North Center Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bush
Corry
Fred
Ruth) Logue
Cascade
Idaho
Eugene
Helen) Matson
Mrs. Bush
Miss McCafferty Engaged to William Curtis
Miss Billie Georgia McCafferty of Columbus will wed William Curtis of Waterford. The couple, both graduates of local high schools, plan to marry in August. The groom works at General Electric in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McCafferty
William Curtis
Billie
William McCafferty
Columbus
Billie Georgia McCafferty
Wiliam Curtis
Waterford
East High School
McCafferty Erie
Fort LeBoeuf High School
General Electric
Erie
Mrs Charles Amy Hosts Women’s Temperance Group
Mrs Charles Amy entertained at her Worth street home Tuesday for members of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Mrs Oscar Johnson led devotions on Patriotism and Independence Day noting bells have rung for freedom on July 6. Business reports covered two temperance films shown to 6th grade students at Conelway and Concord schools. A flannel graph highlighted the Daily Vacation Bible School at the Evangelical United Brethren Church and temperance magazines were placed in schools, the hospital and library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Amy
Worth Street
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Oscar Johnson
Conelway
Concord
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ronald Mack Honored On Birthday At Home Party
Ronald Mack celebrated turning six yesterday at a party hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Mack on Fourth Avenue. Kinder garten classmates attended with games contests and a decorated cake. Ronnie received many gifts as Debbie Potocki Ada Wilcox Lorie Owen David Rainesalo Carl Orn Greg Deogard Rusty Kusaj David Remington Kevin Sutton and Steve McEldowney were among the guests. Additionally Girl Scout Troop 1046 of Glen Burnie Park earned funds for a one day outing at Ocean City Maryland through cookie and bake sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Mack
Ronald Sees Mack
Charles Mack
Fourth Avenue
Ronnie
Debbie Potocki
Ada Wilcox
Lorie Owen
David Rainesalo
Carl Orn
Greg Deogard
Rusty Ku
Ocean City
Glen Burnie Park
Never Too Late opens Chautauqua Rep with farce at Norton Hall
July 5 opens with the Broadway hit farce Never Too Late at Norton Hall as the Chautauqua Repertory Theatre launches its season. William Peterson and Vivienne Stotter star as a middle aged couple facing a second child amid a lively cast including Mary Pat Shelley Bob Monk and Kirk Willis with Kirk Willis directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Norton Hall
Life Magazine
William Peterson
Chautauqua
Vivienne Stotter
Peterson
Summer Arthur Long
New England
Mary Pat Shelley
Bob Monk
Kirk Willis
Richard—Oberlin
Edith Owen
Robert Allman
William Howey
Corry notes on visits and local events around town
Mrs Lavern Miller of East Main and Mrs Carl Anderson of Erie return from Grand Rapids after attending the 50th wedding anniversary of Corry’s Clarence Miller. The Van derhoff family in Spring Street hears from their son in Guam as he returns to McCoy Air Force Base. Bernard Shaw and Beverly Wilks visit Bowling Green with children Marsy Cindy and Brian for two weeks. Emma Greeley returns from North Carolina where she stayed with her brother William B. Greeley. Gene Graper and Floyd Dougherty host relatives from McConnellsville, N Y. Connie’s Super Market on West Main begins its 23rd year with owner Connie Frisina. Brian Pantle leaves for duty with the Air Force after a 30 day leave. A home hints column suggests tuna salad filling with red-skinned apple pieces for youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern
Ruth) Miller
East Mainatheet
Carl
Mary) Anderson
Erie
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clarence Miller
Theodore Vanderhoff Sr
Spring Street
Ale Arthur Vanderhoff
Guam
McCoy Air Force Base
Orlando
Fla
United States Air Force
Bernard Shaw
Bowling Green
Ohio
Donald
Beverly) Wilks
Cindy
Brian
Marsy
Sparta
N. C
Emma Greeley
East Main Street
North Carolina
William B. Greeley
Corry
Connie’s Super Market
West Main
Connie Frisina
Btian’ Pantle
Herman Pantle
East Smith Street
Panama Canal Zone
Kansas
Bride Linda Tressler Wed to Leo Hoover in St Thomas Church
Linda Tressler daughter of Clifford and Linda Tressler of Columbus wed Leo William Hoover son of Henry A Hoover of Snrydersburg Pa on June 6 at St Thomas the Apostle Church. Rev Cooper officiated. The couple honeymooned at Cape Cod and Niagra Falls. Out of town guests came from Denver Casper Detroit Erie and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Carol Tressler
Clifton L., Tressler
Columbus
Leo William Hoover
Henry A. Hoover
Snudersburg
Ma. In
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Rev. Cooper
Roy Kerstetter Jr
Denver
Colo
Robert Anderson
Erie
James Miller
Margaret Hoover
Snydersburg
Sherry Hoover
Fryburg
David Paoli
Casper
Wyo
Thomas Graham
Pittsfield
Robert Wolbert
Lucinda
Moose Lodge
Allan Hasbrouck
Goldentones
Cape Cod
New England States
Niagara Falls
Nome
Wayne Street
Galo
Detroit
Mich
Fredonia
Lakewood
Portland
East Alerora
Williamsville
Jamestown
Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Devens
Mass
Harborcreek
Warren
Youngsville
Garland
Spring Creek
Wattsburg
Sergeant
County GOP Names Treasurer Corryite Out
Don Gagliano of North East is named treasurer of the Erie County Republican Party replacing Leo Dolan from Corry. Mortimer Graham, Erie attorney and new party chairman, made the appointment. Gagliano will manage over $100 000 yearly in funds and serve on the executive committee. He is secretary treasurer of the National Grape Cooperative Association and large local business owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gagliano
North East
Republican Party
Erie County
Leo Dolan
Corry
Mortimer Graham
Erie
Gagliano
GOP
National Grape Cooperative Association
North East Hardware and Supply
Colonial
Concord
North East Farms
Time To Retire For Cat Mascot
SEATTLE AP Staff Sgt. Black Jack Argo a 150 pound black panther mascot for an Army unit from Ft. Lewis has retired and been turned over to a zoo. Army officials note he once was busted to private for growling at a commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Wash
Black Jack Argo
Argo
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Army
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Society Editor
Tue Journal Today
Spraws & Paws
Square Pance Club
Midway
SIG
Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra
Birdie
Gene H. Graper
McConnellsville
Floyd Dougherty
R. D
Linda Tressler
Leo Hoover
Guillaume, de Salluste
Clymer
Hoover
Corry Area
Gales
Ajax Iron Works
Cooper Bessemer
DuBois
Pennsylvania State University
Mrs
BY Rivera
Aia Con
Norton Memorial
Louisville
Jack Kinney
Mira
Kinney
Ed Haight
Mrs. Haight
Corryite
Thrde
George Savko
Larry Sheehan
Richard Lindstrom
Ennett
Bennett’s
House of Values
Keederel
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