Earle Gaines Nuptials in First Methodist Church
Nancy Jane Earle and James Edward Gaines wed in a ceremony at the First Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Embert Earle, wore a white peau de soie gown with a cathedral train while attendants wore petal pink peau de soie. Officiants were Rev. LeRoy Wiley and Rev. C John Figard. The couple plans a honeymoon in Quebec and the Thousand Islands, then reside in Wesleyville.
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First Methodist
Nancy Jane Earle
James Edward
Gaines
Embert Earle
East Pleasant Street
Abbie ‘Titus
Waterford
Ellen Gaines
Union City
Edward Gaines
North Carolina
LeRoy Wiley
Assembly of God Church
C John Figard
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of
Cheryl Earle
Latrelle Earle
Kert Barber
Erie
Janet Eagle
Columbus
Nancy Anderson
Arbuckle
David Fleming
Pittsburgh
Ronald Hopson
James Earle
New York City
Robert Reagle
Norman Wade
Dennis O'Sullivan
Wattsburg
Ida McElroy
Melissa Carroll
Methodist Church
Paul Niemeyer
Craig Hyer
Ton
John Burkhart
Donald Kauer
Salina
Kan
Quebec
Canada
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence Seaway
Wesleyville
Busy Bakers 4-H Club Meets At Lindholms
The Busy Bakers 4 H Club of Concord Community met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Lucian Lindholm s home in R D 3. Richard Brown serves as president. The project focused on making custard followed by songs and games. next meeting planned.
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Busy Bakers
Lindholms
Concord
The
Lucian Lindholm
R.D
Richard Brown
Seneca Head To Speak Monday At Chautauqua
George Heron president of the Seneca Nation of Indians will address the Chautauqua amphitheater Monday at 8 30 p m His talk titled The Kinzua Dam Controversy and the Senecas will be followed by a nine member Seneca dance troupe performing Hoop Dance Smoke Dance Harvest Dance and War Dance Heron also serves as chief administrative officer for about 4300 Senecas on the tribal rolls with 3700 on the Calla r a u g u s Allegany reservations The address will also touch Indian affairs and problems across the country marking his first Chautauqua appearance.
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Seneca Nation of Indians
George Heron
Salamanca
N. Y
Chautauqua
Kinzua Dam
Heron
Callaraugus
Allegany
New York
Kinziia
Stroud towns join brick and rolling pin tossing contest
In Stroud Oklahoma and sister Stroud communities in England Canada and Australia the brick toss and rolling pin throw culminate in a playful competition. Tony Oneal of England leads brick throws at 126 feet while Beryl Abbott of Australia tops rolling pins at 119 feet 6 inches. Teams exchange telegrams to declare winners as the tradition dates to 1960 when Stroud Oklahoma learned of Stroud England’s brick making.
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Stroud
Okla
England
Canada
Australia
Tony O'Neil
Beryl Abbott
Marina Oswald Takes Vacation at Texoma Beach
Marina Oswald, widow of JFK’s assassin, enjoyed a brief vacation at Lake Texoma with a Richardson couple. She said it was the first beach outing in a long time as reporters noted a club gathering at Mrs. Robert Crandall’s home in Richardson.
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Maull, Ukio
Marina Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Robert Crandall
Honolulu trip for Nichols family and relatives
Mrs Byron Nichols of Wayne Street and her sister Margaret Mundt of Grand Valley fly to Honolulu for a three week visit with Nichols daughter and family, while her husband serves with the Marine Corps. Ted Bauer and Norman Morris report from Stone Mountain after two weeks at the Junior Conservation Camp. The Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra features Lee Dougherty in Sheherazade and programs include Tchaikovsky Fifth by the Student Orchestra. Wallace Taber and Mabel plan adventures from Crimea to Africa, and several local couples are spending the week in Mead, North Center, East Main and West Washington streets.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Byron Nichols
Wayne Street
Margaret Mundt
Grand Valley
Hawaiian Islands
Nichols
Seminday
George Janak
Schildren
Janal
Joanne Foster Shields
United States Marine Corps
Ted Bauer
Norman Morris
Stone Mountain
State College
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Erie County Council of Sportsmens Clubs
Pennsyl Federation of Sportsmens Clubs
Whipple Dam
Wallace Taber
Mabel
Gerry Rod and Gun Club
Dallas
Tex
Crimea
Russia
Tabers
Africa
Robert B. Hunt
Mead Avenue
James’ Crosscait
North Center Street
William Norton
East Main Street
David Brooks
West Washington Street
Beverly duplicate bridge results and charity game plans
Last evening the Beverly duplicate bridge event on Wayne Street featured eight tables and listed winners with percentages for pairs from Titusville Jamestown and Pittsburgh. An upcoming Nationwide Charity Game at the Eagles Club in Titusville is set for 8 15 p m. A two session open pair club championship is scheduled for August 14 and 21. In other news Dr. Solomon S. Huebner an insurance pioneer died in Philadelphia at 82 after a heart attack while camping along the Allegheny River. A note on local events and a quote from Balzac closes the page.
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Beverly
Morgan Beverly
Wayne Street
Howard Sage
Jamestown
Horton Davis
James McIinnes
Carolyn Ebert
Edyth Brickner
Titusville
Pat Feast
West — Wig
Pegrae
Mark Coyle
Veo Lindsey
Sports
Pittsburgh
Norman Young
R. H. Larseri
Eagles Club
Philadelphia
Solomon S. Huebner
Novel of politics and birth control era in one issue filled year
A sprawling reader notice lists titles by Eugene Burdick and Margaret Culkin Banning, highlighting political morality in Burdick’s work and social tragedy in Banning’s. It features author bios, a long shelf of mystery titles, and ends with a birth announcement for Thaddeus Ponder’s son at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Eugene Burdick
University of California
Berkeley
Olive
Margaret Culkin Banning
Anthony Gilbert
Austria
Martha Albland
A. A. Fair
Lesley Egan
Doris Miles Disney
Dorothy Gardiner
Gretchen Travis
Rex Stout
Julie Madame
Patrick O'Malley
Sleuth
John Sherwood
Donald Mackenzie
Hugh McCutcheon
Whit Masterson
Kenneth Hopkins
Dorothy S. Davis
Simenon
Corry Memorial Hospital
Thaddeus Ponder
Columbus
Pondel
Nancy Collier
Pennsylvania Legion Ends Four Day Convention with Bethman Pick
The Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion closed a four day convention in Philadelphia by electing Monroe R. Bethman of Doylestown as commander. Bethman, a World War II Pacific veteran, succeeds Regis P. Cusick Jr. of Pittsburgh and aims to grow membership and warn against communism. Walter Alessandroni was re elected national committeeman for a fifth two year term.
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Hiladelphia
Pennsylvania Department of the American Legion
Monroe R. Bethman
Doylestown
Bethman
Diel E. Kimmel
Tower Cit Scaylkill County
Regis P. Cusick Jr
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Walter E. Alessandroni
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Texas
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Curry Area High School
Citizens National Bank of
Curry
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DeVry Technical Institute
Chicago
Ill
Behrend
Pennsylvania State University
General Electric
Woman's Missionary Council
Merle VanCise
Robert Fleming
Max Chris
James Crosscut
Citizens National Bank of Corry
John Middleton
Janet Engle
Schauble
Ross Mead
the Corry Journal
Loblaws
Orchard Park
AGAR
Birdie
Hou
Allegheny River
Sharon McCray
Joseph McCray
Seneca Hills Bible Conference
Adult Association For the Handicapped
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Rooms
Library
Debt Shannon
Dell Shannong
Victor Canning
Lionel_ Whites
Swan Lake
Simon Troy
Diane Cole
Helen McGloy
David Bly
Lawrence Fisher
Harry Carmichael
George Bagby
Elizabeth Fenwick
Clay Richards
Stephen Ransome
Ed McBain
Seldon Truss
Leslie Charteris
Michaela
Hoyle
Elliot
Ivan T. Ross
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