Local residents and guests head to events and trips
A flurry of notices lists Mrs Merlé Miller and Pvt John Mull er furloughs from Fort Dix, Rev Jordon Cole joining a summer conference, multiple trips to Chautauqua Lake and Erie area visits by families from Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, plus a wedding at St Pauls Church and assorted relatives planning summer travel and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlé Miller
Concord Street
John Muler
Fort Dix
Burton
Elizabeth’ Bishoy
Clary
Petersburg
Niagara Falls
Jordon Cole
Milroy
Hurtin Center
Delores Conklin
Spring Creek
Mingara Falls
Willme Sorenson
East Monstreal
Pittnough
Francis Whitemast
Curts
Chatteaqua Lake
Charles Bowing
Lee Davison
Erie Fricay
Tor Canada
Theodore Amorose
West Church Serort
Evie Uday
Phillis Amose
Florence Facchiano
Erie
James R. Phillip
Dauhters
Patrica
Joyce
Patt Washisiaton
L. 1
di E Young
Mott Tree
John Waite
Sue Hen
Hunsington
W. Va
Archie Bishop
Frank Bennaedt
Abel
Snyder Circle
Dennison-Blakeslee Wedding This Evening
Miss Grace Clark of Union City will wed Kerry G Dennison of Corry in a single ring ceremony at the Evangelical Brethren Church. Rev Hy Ray Harri will perform the service. About 50 guests will attend the reception at the Clark home. The bride wears a ballerina length white nylon gown with red rose corsage. maid of honor Barbara Clark dresses in red and white nylon. After the ceremony the couple plans a trip to Washington, D C, and the bride will wear a rose satin going away outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mimes
Alfred Clark
Union City
Kerry G. Dennison
Lester Dennison
Sherman Street Corry
Barbara Clark
Albert Dennison
Alfred Churk
Wblendalce
Washington, D. C
Miss Blakeslee
Tuo City
Erin
Gorry
Corry-Jamiestre Mfg. Corp
C J Party At Twilight Inn Thursday Night
Corry-Somertown Mt. employees honored two coworkers at a dinner party at Twilight Inn near Spartansburg. Miss Ann Sadowski, to wed July 15, and Miss Barbara Koppel, to wed August, received wall mirrors from colleagues as keepsakes. A hearty dinner closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt oMee
Corry-somertown Mts
Orp
Spartansburg
Ann Sadowski
Barbara Koppel
Helm
Hospitality Club To Meet Tuesday
The Hospitality Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Merrill Lillie of RD 3. The program includes a tour of the fish hatchery grounds and refreshments will be served by the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Lillie
RD. 3
Mary Spitman Weds Richard Halfast in St Elizabeths
Miss Mary Spitman daughter of Mrs Stelle Spitman married Richard Halfast eldest son of Mrs and Mr William Halfast in a nine o clock morning ceremony at St Elizabeths Church. The couple will honeymoon in New England after a white gabardine suit reception at St Elizabeths Hall. He serves with the Band Airborne Division at Fort Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Spitmin
Stelle Spitman
R. D
Anthony Splitman
Falfast
William Halfast
West Chuxeh Vstreet
Woluck
St. Elzabel's Church
Stey
Carl 1
Hele
Mildred Denier
Churel
Edovard Kinley
Gms Solblse
Jobin Spitquan
Mary Borsa
Mary Sadowst
Alice Jean Immey
Stanley, Sanders
Walter Roye
Sam Tiesse
Woth
Corry
G. Murphy Co
Hallast
Band Airborne Division
Fort Bragg
Guild Festival Prizes Displayed For July 19 Fete
St Elizabeth's Guild reveals main prizes for the dawn fete at St Elizabeth's Church on Wednesday July 19. Electric coffeematic, wrist watch, gift items from Tasior's Jewelry, Imblecloth, Car roll's, and a framed prize at Franz Furniture Store are showcased at Franz's. Mrs Herbert Dahl chairs committee appointments to be announced next week. The third annual festival features booths around the rear church grounds with fish pond drinks baked goods, fancy work, coffee, ice cream, bingo, hot dogs, penny pitch and chickie-lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Eilzabeth
Iocal
Tasior
Carroll
Franz Furniture
Herbert Dahl
St. Elizabeth's Guild
Concord Secret Sisters At Mead Park Dinner Meeting
Concord Secret Sisters met at Mead Park for a career dinner and social. About 20 adults and 15 children attended the gathering chaired by Mrs. Philip McCray with assistance from Mrs. Raymund Root and Mrs. Rupes Morrly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Secret Sisters
Mead Park
Cancare
Wook
Philip McCray
Raymund ‘Root
Rupes! Morrly
Swedish Weaving Demonstrations At Edinboro Fair
Visitors at the Edinboro Croft Fair on July 14 and 15 will see Swedish weaving demonstrations and purchase items. Mrs Maria Gustafson of Jamestown will be among exhibitors, showing historic Swedish weaving techniques learned from her mother. Craftsmen from Pennsylvania New York Ohio and Ontario will display metal work weaving plastics jewelry woodwork and related crafts at Crawford Gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedinborn Guart
Mayriia
Gustafson
Jamestown Swll
Gilstalsat
Edinbors Croft
Slate Tunnbers College
Edinboro
Loweland
Rolles
Crawford Gymnasium
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Ontario
Bridge Luncheon At Zalzneck Cottage
AUS conp zauncer entertained overal Wiends al 4 lundhead bridge punty at Zalzneck cottage near Canatohtn Lake. Guests included Mrs O W Bracken Mrs Raymond Andersom Mrs Wolomes Bits Le J Lindsley Mrs Walter H Scott Mr J H Heer dein Mrs Charles H Bracken Mrs H L Rowe Mrs Louis Jyckfast and Mrs Sitah Zalanieck. A Welicious Salas luxcheer followed with prizes for cards awarded to Mrs Howe and Mrs O W Bracken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Lundhead-Bridge
Zalzneck
Canatohtn
O. W Bracken
Raymond Andersom
Wolomes
le J. Lindsley
Walter H. Scott
J. H. Heerdein
Charles H. Bracken
H. L. Rowe
Louis Jyckfast
Sitah Zalanieck
Howe
O.W. Bracken
Miller Family Welcomes Donna Ruth Miller at Children’s Hospital
A daughter named Donna Ruth Miller was born June 30 at Children’s Hospital in Buffalo to Mr and Mrs Donald R Miller and Mr and Mrs Fred W Miller of 622 Concord Street. Grandparents are listed as the Miller families. A son was also born early this morning at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Joseph Palmer of East High Street Union City.
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Robert Hamilton
Homestead and
Mernthe
Funk
Greenville
Helen Rowe
East Bond Street
Hamilton
H. L. B. MacLees
Ashitabuki
Howard Mackees
Gertrude Edler
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Kane
Erie
Mayme Peterson
Fourview Street
Frances Peterson
D. M. Davisnll
Delaware Street
Wilbur Barge
Sherri
East Main Street
Cleveland
Pau
Gaips
Pitsbursh
Glen Gates
Ele
Olla Bracken, Jry
Arthur
Starsburg
Canada
William Hazel
Ast South Street
Hackensack
William Sussamn
Foul Trout
Brie
MG Baldwin
Jer Fay
Aliquippa
Baldwin
Paige
Lyell Keefer Eid
Carel
Diane Street
Loretta Belden
Asi Congress Street
Maude Darrow
East Columbus Avenue
Olcutt
Alson Rigby
Bayt Bond Tree
Chautauqua
Elenainr Steber
Metropolitat Opera
Frank Sample
Grovestreet
Minnie Conk
Los Angeles
Calif
Allan Johnson
New York City
Raith Wilcox Lewis
West Smith
M. W. Murray
Titus"ville
Lets
William Akim
Rha Hougheling
Vern Dyne
Jennie Alam
Titusville
Grange
Donna Ruth
Children’s Hospital
Buffalo
Donald R. Miller
Fred W. Miller
Concord Street
Corry Hospital
Joseph Palmer
East High Street
Union City
Chautauqua Week Two Kicks Off At Ishlinlyn Grounds
The second week of Chautauqua begins at Ishlinlyn grounds near Chautauqua Nake. Dr James W Chirke of St Louis will deliver a morning sermon at siphtheatre around 10345 qelock. Evening events include a performance by the Conquet Choir directed by Harrisot Patter. Maxwell School figure De Shuart Gerry Brow of Syracuse University opens a lecture series Monday at 1041 a m on limits of democratic compromise. Eva Green and Richard Blake present Duet For One with the Chautauqua Repertory Theatre at Norton Memorial on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Choutaviqua Segmon
Ishlinlyn
Chautauqua Nake
James W Chirke
Second Presbyterian Church
St Louis
Ian
Qelock
Miles
Ba'elack
Harrisot Patter
de Shuart
Gerry Brow
Maxwell School of Citizenship and Puble
Syracuse Universiy
Edgar Fisher
Eva Green
Richard Blake
Chautauqua Repertory Theatre
Norton Memorial
Cutting Club Plans Public Movie Showing
The Cutting Preschool plans a public movie event to showcase films on safety and fire prevention. The club met Thursday evening with Mrs Walter DeShazer hosting and guest Miss Beritlve Pelar Chautauqua county nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeShazer
Ovkon Shampue
Gagitt
Mae. Cari Aysh
Bar Opera by Julson Strauss to Open Friday Evening
Hall opens the opera The Bar by Julson Strauss Friday evening at the hall. The Chau tauqua Symphony directed by Franco Aliso performs Saturday evening July 15 at the amphitheatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur Fe
Julson Strauss
Chautauqua Sywuihony
Franco Aliso
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