42nd Anniversary Observed By Morrison Couple
Mr and Mrs A Edward Morrison of West Wayne street celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary with a 2 PM social at Mrs Ralph Magees home on Shady avenue. About thirty eight relatives and friends attended a tureen dinner at five. decorations included rosebuds and mock orange blossoms. a purse of money was given. Attending from out of town were relatives and friends from Wabtsiuirg Buffalo and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Edward Morrison
West Wayne Street
Ralph Magee
Shady Avenue
Alma Slagel
Francis Herrmann
Leslie Messenger
Magee
Marvin Garlson
Arthur Morrison
Leslie Morrison
Morrisimn
Prangis Herrman
Mary Elizabeth
Fund Som, Wiliam
Wabtsiuirg
Buffalo
Mrs James L Allyn Honored At Fourth Of July Kitchen Shower
A surprise kitchen shower for Mrs James L Allyn, formerly Mary Jean Mooney, was hosted by Miss Barbara Ann Keppel and Mrs H Martin Keppel at the Keppel home on Mott Street. Fourteen guests enjoyed bridge and five hundred with winners Mrs Clare Hillstrom and Mrs William Gumbleton in bridge and Miss Bolly Keefe in five hundred. A July Fourth themed reception featured chicken salad, wafers, strawberry shortcake, mints and coffee. Gifts were displayed around red white and blue decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Allyn
Mary Jean Mooney
Barbara Ann Keppel
H. Martin Keppel
Keppel
Mott Street
Clare A. Hillstrom
William Gumbleton
Bolly Keefe
Align
Betty Keefe
Jack Kinney
Brie
Robert Reynolds
Warren
William Honey
Kalamazoo
Mich
Daughter born to West Willis at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs West Willis of Spartansburg BD 3 at Corry Hospital. A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Laurence Watrous of 105 Hatch Street at Corry Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Willis
B.D
Spartansbourg
Corry Hospital
Laurence-Watrous
Hatch Street
Wedding Day for Marie Strobl Fetes Gage nuptials in Jamestown
A quiet wedding occurred at 9 20 this morning at the Methodist Church in Jamestown. Marie Strobl of Netters Austria became the bride of Wendell Gage, son of Mrs. Marion Gage, after serving in the armed forces with Nalters. The couple, aided by Rev C A McEnturf, will reside at 14 Grand Street with familial guests in attendance including Bivyn Gage and other relatives. The bride, born in Greece, wore Venetian lace and carried tulips and sweetpeas. The groom works at the Cory Jamestown My Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Strobl
Natters
Austria
Wendell Gage
Methodist
Odisté Ghureh
Netters
Gage
Marion. Gage
Nalters
C. A. McEnturfer
LaGuardia Field
Homs
Carl Stumy
East South Street
Greece
Kiwanis Club Plans Summer Activities
Kiwanis Club members met at the Ritz Restaurant to map summer events including picnics, ladies nights, and special gatherings. Harry Harach and William Zafiropulos announced publicity plans. Lynn Rice announced an inter club golf match with a $10 prize at a local country club. The Ritz will sponsor activities and the golf team travels to Warren on July 16 for district matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Ritz
Peter Friedman
Newton
N. A
J. F. Dillsom
St. Marys
Téxas
Harry Harach
William Zafiropulos
Lynn Rice
Golf Coumnitten
Warren
Miss Helen McCray Weds in Quiet St Thomas Service
Miss Helen Florence McCray daughter of Dana L McCray and the late Mr McCray married Titusville native Tenny A Pedensky at St Thomas the Apostle Church. Rev Francis J Graves officiated. Bride wore ashes of roses crepe with blue accessories. Attendant was Mrs Arthur Thureau. Brother Kenneth McCray served as Westman. They plan a home at 621 North Center Street after a small wedding breakfast with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of
St. Thomas the
Jace Tri
Arthur Thureau
Ol City
Kenneth McCray
Mr. Pedunsky
Westman
Struthers-Wells Corp
Titusville
Pedensky
North Genter Street
Gates Baldwin Wedding in Portland at Methodist Church
Miss Mary Baldwin daughter of Mr and Mrs Arden Baldwin and Merle U Gates son of Thad Gates were married in a double ring ceremony at the Portland Methodist Church parsonage. Ret Claude Dye officiated. Bride wore turquoise silk crepe with white accessories and a corsage of white roses and lilies. The couple planned a two week honeymoon in New England and would reside near Eric after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susy
Asa Yelace
Portland
Methodist Church Parsonage
Mary Baldwin
Arden B. Baldwin
Merle U. Gates
Thad Gates
R. D
Claude Dye
Cates
New England States
Eric
Gates
Curry
Raymond Mig Company
General Breetrie Company
Brie
Missionary Alliance Church Picnic At Mead Park
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church conducted a Sunday School picnic at Mead Park yesterday with over 125 attendees. The event ran from 10 AM to 5 PM and featured games for all ages, a baseball game, a bountiful dinner, a devotional service led by Ray Wilmer Hefler with assistance from Betty Mel Eldowney Joyce Clifford and Floyd Martin, and cake and ice cream provided by the Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Alliance Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Mead Park
Ray
Wilmer Hefler
Rebecca Turner Honored On Fourth Birthday
Miss Rebecca Turner celebrated her fourth birthday Thursday at home on North Center Street. Mrs Clayton Turner hosted twelve friends with games, cake, ice cream, and lemonade as Mrs Willan Moir helped serve. Guests received story books and Rebecca collected many gifts. An out of town guest from Clymer attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Turner
Clayton ‘Turner
Rebecca
Eth Tenulsen
Clymer
Miss Gates, John Oger Wed in Jamestown Ceremony
Miss Dorothy Gates daughter of Mr and Mrs Miloh Gates of East Pleasant street and John Frederick Oger son of Mr and Mrs John S Oger of North Center street were married yesterday afternoon at three in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church parsonage East Main street. Rev Wilmer Heffer officiated with immediate family present. The bride wore a white eyelet dress with white and black accessories and red rose corsage. The groom's brother Thomas James Oger was best man. A reception for about one hundred followed from five to ten o'clock at the Oger home. The couple plan a weekend honeymoon in Cleveland and will reside at 114 Washington street in Jamestown. Both attended local schools and work in Jamestown area. Out-of-town guests joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
Youngstown
Cori Damon
Meir
East Washington
Eewin Clark
Ann Aror
Ict
Harry Thayer
East Pleasant Street
Barbara Ann
Joy
Felon
Reyna
Edward 4. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Buffalo
Agnes Progar
Marjorie Owelis
New York City
Ingeborg Sulberg
Dunnkirke
Clayton 'Trmer
North Center Street
California
Kenneth Jackson
George Saltis
Cleveland
Vincent Prugar
Spring Street
Alice Smock
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt Hotel
Montgomery Ward
Glenn, Mead
Philadelphia
Charles Hulbert, Sr
Westhield
Ert, Jr
Trenton
N. d
Aid
P. L. Swanson
West Frederick Street
Huslbert, Jr
Mina Drake
A.B Tate
West Smith Street
Himrad
Erieatv
Mortis Chapin
Raymond Avenue
Clarence Henest
Arlington, N. 4
Findley Laks
Ann Lintergreen
State Line
Lawrence Hammond
Hammond
Ann
Cay
Henry Lauer
Hanoverton
Fred Lauer
Canada
Paul Phelps
Rome
West Pleasant Street
Prank Gratt
East Irving Street
New Stanton
Edgar Alexander
M.A. Alexander
Alton
Leo T. Prana
Mayme Mutheiin
Kenneth Frasier
G. W. Panchorn
Findley Take
Rose Mary Williams
Bérhard Holmes
Clymer
E. Harvey Davis
Jamestown
Hender Son-Lancoln
William Loveland
Norfolk
Harvey Loveland
King Street
Dorothy Gates
John Oger
Miloh Gates
Corry
Ari Metal Construction Co
Nellie Hunt
Calvin Matson
Lou Melcoff
Norman Mountain
Erie
Alfred Henneous
Ashtabula
Donald Gates
Gerald Gates
Syracuse
Gilbert Mo~ Cullough
Clarion
Women Of Moose Chairmen Appointed
The Women Of The Moose held a Thursday evening meeting in the club rooms with Senior Regent Wilberta Gates presiding. Committee chairmen named for the coming year include Tessie Masot Moosehear Bertha Bruce Moosehaven Pearl Blakeslee Mooseheart Helen King social service Lola Fils hospital guild Jeannette Drake library Alice Smock homemaking Bernice Davis child care Jirma Hepler ritual Emma Messenger war relief Cora Damon membership Trene Morgan publicity. Attendance winner was Mrs. Nina Hoenes as the group scheduled their next gathering for July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Smock
Bernice Davis
Chile
Jirma Hepler
Emma Messen
Ger
Cora Damon
Trene Morgan
Nina Hoenes
W R G No 49 Met On Thursday Afternoon
The Women's Relief Corps No 49 met Thursday at two o'clock in I F Hall with President Mabel Brown presiding. Plans were made for a Mead Park picnic this month and the gate decision will be announced soon. Mrs Rosa Westley invited members to her home on Thursday July 10 for a noon threen dinner. Refreshments were served by Mrs Lottie Stevens Mrs Jessie Basket and Mrs Paul Ayling as the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R.G. No
Women's Relief Corps No. 49
Lottie Stevens
Jessie Basket
Paul Ayling
Mrs Jessie Haenel Hosts Bingo Club At Home
Mrs Jessie Haenel entertained eight bingo club members Wednesday evening at her West Frederick Street home. Prizes were won by Mrs Ruth Weidner and Miss Mertie Akam. Refreshments included strawberry shortcake and coffee. next gathering set for July 16 with Mrs Mary Stafford hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Haenel
West Frederick Street
Ruth Weidner
Mertie Akam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blatt Bros
Rex
Jean Parker Russell Hayden
Rolling Home
Jon Hall
Victor McLaglen
Michigan
Kid
Jimmy Fidler
Peck Wyman
Claude Jarman, Jr
Jody
Tro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture
Manhattan
Essley
Jessup
and Turner
LEED
Helen
Tate Ete
Tes Society
Deartsman
Cory-Jamestown My Corp
Bivyn Gage
Union City
Stumm
Clk Ut
Robert Christensen
John Oaks
Columbus
Jennette McCunnneh
Mead Ville
Bo. Gage
Grand Street
Ligny Teicktme
Parca Delivery
Bill Wilcox
Helen McCray
Gates-Baldwin
Women of Moose
Derothy Parkins Wood
Cologne
Can Chapin
Citizens National Bank of Corry
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