Luncheon at Corry Country Club Honors Guests
Mrs. F M Raymond hosted a luncheon for her daughter Mrs Fern Steele of Tarzana Calif and granddaughter Miss Harriet Hammond of Coral Gables Fla with 30 guests. Out of town friends included Mrs Andrew Mok Mrs Harry Naylor Mrs Jack Naylor Mrs Eli Ames Mrs Berenice Conner and daughter Mary Gill Mrs Harold Powell and Mrs Joseph McLaughlin and others as they visited from Meadville Erie and Meantime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Raymond
Corry Country Club
Fern Steele
Tarzana
Calif
Harriet Hammond
Coral Gables
Fla
Andrew Mok
Birler
Harry Naylor
Jack Naylor
North East
Eli. Ames
Los Angeles
Berenice Conner
Mary Gill
Fra
Harold F. Powell
Cleveland
Joseph P. McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Wedding of Dolores Schwanke and Eugene Canfield Jr at Painesville
Dolores Maw Schwanke and Eugene S. Canfield Jr married in a double ring ceremony at the Church of The Nazene in Painesville on Saturday evening at 7:20. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Schwanke, wore a matched dress with beading while attendants in lilac and yellow upheld the floral theme. Music included pieces by Debussy and readings by Mrs. Robert Sheets, with Matron of Honor Mrs Willan Bruening in Nile green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde B. Wood
Marilyn Clinfield
Behwinke
Murrige
Jongthown
Willan Bruening
Albuquérque
N.M
Ruth Ann Schwanke
Painesville
Joyce Shick
Ashtabula
Karen Fox
Jamestown
Canfield wed in Painesville amid family ties and wedding party
The ceremony joined Miss Fox and Mr. Canfield with Gregory Fox as ring bearer and Allan Canfield of Corry as best man. Ushers included Delmer Schwanke from Mentor. A reception followed at the Methodist Church parlors in Painesville with a four tier cake and blue white streamers. Guests traveled from Buffalo Rochester Jamestown Silver Creek Corry Warren Conneaut Ashtabula Youngstown Wellington Mansfield and Cleveland. The couple plans to reside at 30126 Johnny Cake Ridge Willoughby Ohio after a bridal train trip. The bride is a Wellington High School graduate 1990 and attended Houghton College. The groom is a Corry High School graduate who attended Houghton College and Fenn College and works in the State Highway Department in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torestyre
Miss Fox
Grégory
Allan, Canfield
Corry
John Fulgden
C. L. Hull
Walter Young
Wellington
Esther ‘Avery
Amony
Buffalo
Rochester
Jamestown
Silver Creek
Wurren
Warvets Conneaut
Ashiabuin
Youngstown
Mansfield
Cleve
Land
Wollaston
Miss
Johnny Cake Ridge
Willough
Canfield
Wellington High School
Houghton College
Houghton
N.Y
Corry Senior High
Fenn College
Cleveland
Aid
Offlonifie State Highway Department
Spring Creek Ladies Aid Plans July Picnic at Mead Park
The Spring Creek Ladies Aid met after noon with 17 members and two visitors Mrs. Pearl Anderson of Seattle and Miss Caroline Brundage of Spring Creek. Devotions were by Mrs. Lois Sickler. They planned the July 20 picnic at Mead Park and heard a travel report from Mrs. Roy Lillie before a lunch hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Pitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Pearl Anderson
Seattle, Wash
Caroline Brundage
Mead Park
Roy Lillie
California
Arizona
Kenneth Pitt
Engagement of Jacquelyn Welcht to James Kightlinger
Mr and Mrs Ralph Welcht announce the engagement of their daughter Jacquelyn Welcht to James F Kightlinger of R D 2 Harborcreek Pa son of Mr and Mrs Harold Kightlinger. Jacquelyn is a Carry Senior High School graduate and Jamestown Business College alumna employed at Carry Jamestown Mfg Corp. James is a Harborcreek High School graduate currently serving in the U S Navy. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacquelyn Welcht
Ralph Welcht
West Pleasant Street
Jacquélyn Lol
James F. Kightlinger
Harold. Kightlinger
Harborcreek
Miss Welcht
Carry Senior
Jamestown Business College
Carry- Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Kiehtlinger
Mrs Steven Burlingame Feted At Stork Shower
Mrs Don Bunting and Mrs Ted Cooper hosted a stork shower for Mrs Steven Burlingame at Mrs Cooper s home on RD 2. Guests played two games and prizes were awarded to Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Burlingame
Don Bunting
Ted Cooper
August Meisher
Women of the Moose Chapter 717 Report Meeting
The Women of the Moose Chapter 717 called to order by Mrs Peter Glavis with 26 present. Initiation added one new member. A tureen picnic is planned for July 13 at 6 pm in Mead Park. inclement weather moves to Nichols Lodge. Transportation meet at the Lodge. A chairmen’s meeting is set for Monday at 4 pm. Attendance award went to Mrs Clarence Farrington and special prize to Oscar Colburn. Officers hosted luncheon with several refreshments. Mrs Burlingame honored with a joyful shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Peter Glavis
Mead Park
Nichols Lodge
Clarence Farrington
Oscar Colburn
Mrs Merle Patterson Hosts Wheelock Aid Meeting
Mrs Merle Patterson of RD 4 entertained at her home for Wheelock Community Aid members. Co-hosts were Meg Jesrold Bonini and Mrs Kenneth Loveland. President Mrs Charles Kennedy led the session with a devotional by Mrs Harold Dougherty. Games and contests provided entertainment. prizes went to Mrs Raymond Rool, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs David Bensink, and Mrs Frank Harvey. Ice cream with strawberries, wafers, and coffee were served. Next meeting set for Tuesday at 6 pm with Mini Root of RD and hosted by Mrs Jan Howard and Mrs Leonard Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Patterson
Aid
Wheelock
Jesrold Bonini
Kenneth Loveland
Charles Kennedy
Harold Dougherty
Wayne Hopkins
Raymond Rool
Kennedy
David Bensink
Frank Harvey
R. D
Jan Howard
Leonard Edwards
Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital and Local Homes
A morning of births is reported in Corry with several families welcoming new members. Mrs Melvin Thompson of NY gave birth at Corry Memorial Hospital, along with the Wilton Deulnk family of Clymer and the Dougherty residence in Clymer. A baby arrived at the Jansen home on West Sun Street, while another newborn was noted at 304 West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eit
Melvin ‘Thompson
Cory
Nir
Mo Wilton Deulnk
Clymer
Mra
Wil Dougherty
Corry Memorial Opry
Wuishter
Hart
Tit Boys
West Washvn
Corry Memorial
Joe/ Memorial Hospital
Wi Jnutes Jansen
West Sun It Street
Convention Report At Relict Corps Meeting
A chaotic transcription records a convention report from the Relict Corps meeting held at the Cony Gringe Hall on Park Avenue. Local delegate Miele Haskell and president Mrs GF Dundon presided with highlights of the group’s activities and plans for July events at Meal Park and Wayne Street. The treasury drive to fund the family work and volunteers was led by Vurintee and Provence Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohn Wels
Beg
Ubucmectliis
Women's
Howl Corp
Miele Haskell
Cony Gringe
Park Atroot Wii
GF Dundan
Psulueliing
Meal Park
Rcnk
Merle Ting
Wayne Street
Sony
Sueka Wan
Porpe Treasury
Fopilie Wolk
Ewa
Ferny Wi
Plete Vurintee
Provence Bates
J O Y Class Picnic At Findley Lake
The J O Y class gathered at Findley Lake for a cottage picnic hosted by Mrs J Pred Kinley with 16 members and one guest, Mrs Mary J Blakeslee. A tureen supper followed, a contest produced prizes for Mrs Taylor and Mr William Peiffer, and a brief business segment nominated three officers. Meetings resume in fall when Mr Kennedy hosts at Wayne Street home on September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.O.Y
J. Pred Kinley
Findley Lake
Kinley
Mary J. Blakeslee
Momer ‘Taylor
William Peiffer
Guy. Sutton
Page Louderback
Carl McIntyre
Robert Grindrod
John Kennedy
Miss Geraldine Lynch Bridal Shower Honors in Stillwater
Miss Geraldine Lynch, soon to wed Joseph A. Hane on July 2, was feted at a bridal shower hosted by Misses Mary Fuid Ri Hand on Spring Street. Twenty-two guests attended, bingo prizes were awarded, and frozen salad, cake, coffee, and jointed fruits were served. gifts poured in for the bride. In Kensington, BM entomologist Nest Baascer, a longtime U S Department of Agriculture plant quarantine expert, died yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerlaine Lynch
Joseph A. Hane
Mary Fuid Ri
Spring Street
Tignely
Stillwater. Mini
Ernest Baascer, TH
Kensington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wanted Pair Arrested in Detroit FBI Raid
A seven year old man and a one year old girl linked to a Cleveland Trust Co. bank hold up were captured in a Detroit apartment raid by FBI agents. Louis Rmnergeller and Lorik Lee Ritenour were identified as suspects in the January 14 robbery. Tense evacuation occurred on the apartment floor as agents moved in, and the couple surrendered peacefully. Authorities say Ritenour drove the getaway car and a sawed off shotgun and other weapons were recovered. Further arrests were reported in Cleveland connected to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Cleveland
Associated Prem
FBI
Louis Rmnergeller
Lorik Lee Ritenour
Cleve
Land ‘Trust ‘Co. Bruid
FBI Uien
Ex-Tax Bureau Head Arrested for Embezzlement
A 46-year-old Lewistown man, recently fired as manager of the local state Sales Tax Bureau, was arrested on charges of embezzling 875.78 in sales tax funds. He was arraigned on 20 counts after a hearing was waived, with $2,500 bond set. Investigators say about 1,785.08 was missing from the Lewistown office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAX Bureau
Associated Press
Lewistown
State Sales Tax Bureau
Justice of the Peace
Arthur
Potter Sild Graffits
A. Barr
Benjamin C. Lichty
Harrisbur
Potter
Barr
Harrisburg
Herbert B. Cohen
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Raymond
Lyle Foster
Annapolis
Robert Foster
Tokyo
Japan
Albert. Anderson
Raymond Avenue
Harry Lamb Jr
Engle Street
San Diego
Aritiany Pisison
Pierson
R. L. Péebles
Sheridan Lee
Medina
Erie
John R
North Center Street
Vessie Preble
Mead Avenue
Chicago
Wayne Price
Tjamestown
Frank Say
Clarence Prix
York
John Barith
Liberty Strest
Eweekend
Brice Summer Ile
Polly's Island
Dolores M. Schwanke
Nesville, C
United and
Eugene S. Canfield Jr
Fred Burlingame
Bunting
Meisher
Sibyl Sheldon
Burlingame
Collins
Otal
F. C. Chapin & Son
Bamboo Wrinn
Ese James
Broderick Crawford
Marilya Manwell
New York Confidential
Dana Andrews
Piper ‘Laurie
Relict Corps
Miss Geraldine Lynch
SC Ey Appliances
W. Main St
Teller
Melnttte
Alex Rowst
Louis Iank Varro
Tech
McIntire
Raymond R. Ever=hart of
Miss Putenour
MoIntirewald
Akron
Ohio
Friese
Bes
Meerdink’'S House OF Furniture
Helen
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