Social Highlights Blue And White Color Wedding In Corry
Isabelle May Stiles married Robert Keith Anthony at First Methodist Church in Corry in a blue and white themed ceremony. The bride wore a satin gown with lace detailing and carried a white bouquet. guests included family from Columbus and Warren. A 200 guest reception followed with a blue and white five tier cake. The couple will reside at 30 West Park and both have local employment. Out of town guests came from Minnesota Virginia Warren Jamestown and more.
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Isabelle May Stiles
Robert
Keith Anthony
Dughter
Leroy Stiles
Stiles Road
Columbus
Preston Anthony
East Frederick Street
George A. Myers
First Methodist Church
Barba Roberts
Marlene McThlyre
Miss Stiles
James Marrs
Edward Lockhart
Waterford
Charley Lucas
Jamestown
Peggy Brown
Gaylord Anthony
Frank Anthony
Edward Layhart
Princess Ines
Mary Louie ,Thoms
Ronald Triscuit
Donated Chase
Allison Brow
James Briskle
Daniel Reynolds
Lucie Sherman
Anthony
Corry-Jamestown Mig. Corp
Minneapolis
Minn
Hopewell
Warren
Ohio
Buffalo
Clymer
N. Y
New Boshirhem
Indiana
Homer City
Erie
Blairsville
Colunbus
Spartaksburg
Coraopolis
Tianesta
Lemont
Mayport
Lottsville
Bridal Shower for Miss Betty Lou West Fetes Soon Bride
Miss Betty Lou West was honored Friday at a bridal shower hosted by her future mother in law and sister in law in Erie. About 13 guests from Corry and Wesleyville attended, gifts were given, games with prizes were played, and refreshments served. The bride elect will wed Richard Englon Aug 9 at the First Methodist Church.
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Betty Lou West
Boyd Baglen Sr
Boyd Baglen
Corry
Wesleyville
Erie
John Wells
Nancy Gordon
First Methodist
Richard Englon
Frank Lucie Tells Of Flying Experiences At Ki Wanis
Frank Lucie spoke at the Ki Wanis Club weekly meeting at the Hotel Corry. He recounted 23 years in aviation from factory work to airports and stunt flying, serving in the Air Transport Command during World War II, flying routes to Fairbanks and India China cargo runs, and directing flying at an Air Force school during Korea. He now pilots for Corry Instrument Company. A directors meeting followed at Findley Lake.
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Frank Lucie
Corry
Lucie
Preservation
Willim Helminteller
Pepelan
Air Transport Command
Great Falls
Montana
Fairbanks
Alaska
India
China
Air Force
Corry Instrument Company
Dorr Clirk
Findley Lake
Pomona Master Attends Local Grange Meeting
The Pomona Master John Decker presided at the Grange Hall on Burk Street with 22 members present. Guy Morton, Pomona master from North East, and his wife attended as guests. The last summer visitation is planned for tomorrow evening at Waterford Hirsh School. The mystery package went to Miss Chia Fall. The next Grange meeting is scheduled for August 1.
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Soy Grange NO
PO Sae
Grange
Burk Street
John Decker
Guy Morton
Pomona
North East
Waterford Hirsh School
Chia
Howard Family Fifth Annual Reunion Held at Local Hall
The fifth annual Howard family reunion occurred Friday afternoon at Joseph Russky's dance hall on the Lottaville and Sugar Grove road. Dinner was served by Hetty Amy and Betty Long. Fred Howard presided over the business session with Weston Taylor and Dorothy Howard assisting. Next year’s reunion venue was set for Pikes Rocks. Officers elected included Fred Howard president, Charles Thomas vice president, Ruth Thomas secretary and treasurer, with Marjorie Taylor and Barbara Hosler on the food committee and Sharon, Dennis, and Linds Howard on the game committee. A day of visiting, games, and sports followed under Alan Robbins and Howard Rutsky.
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Howard
Joseph, Russky
Lottaville
Sugar Grove
Hetty Amy
Betty Long
Fred Howard
Weston Taylor
Dorothy Howard
Pikes Rocks
Guy Moyer
Charles Thomas
Ruth Thomas
Joy Bucke
Marjorie Taylor
Barbara Hosler
Sharon, Dennis
Linds Howard
Alan Robbins
Howard Rutsky
Mabel Loomis
Corry
George Ross
Cathrine Wynn
Dorothy Hamilton
Spring Creek
Joe Rutsky
Pittsfield
Glenn Prine
Jamestown
Linda Hauch
Tom Farr
Alvin Rowland
Walter Amy
Fredonia
N. Yi
Robert Howard
Lewiston
N. Y
Milford Robbins
Debbie Gruber
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Guy Long
Archie Krist
Dunkirk
Edmund Burch
Brocton
East Orwell
Ohio
Mae Kuilbun
Painsville
Frank Rutsky
Cleveland
Pele Amy
Army Hospital
Dayton
Local IOOF To Host District Lodges
Livingston report notes Mrs. William Amsk has given birth to her third set of twins, all boys, joining older siblings aged 9, 8, and a 4-year-old. Deputy Grand Master Ora B. Wilkens of Erie will speak at the IOOF Hall on North Center street, inviting Odd Fellows to attend the District 2 meeting.
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Yonathon Lodge No
Order of Odd Fellows
District 2
IOOF
North Center Street
Ora B. Wilkens
Erie
Livingston
Mont
William Amsk
Amsk
Roy Hockenberry Feted At Birthday Dinner
Friends and relatives gathered at Roy Hockenberry’s R D 4 home on Sunday afternoon to honor his birthday. A delicious dinner and social visiting followed. Gifts were given by Arthur Mead of Youngsville Alton Hockenberry Floyd Hockenberry Sr and Jr of Pittsfield and A L Hepler of Corry.
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Roy Hockenberry
R. D
Arthur Mead
Youngsville
Alton Hockenberry
Floyd Hockenberry Sr
Floyd Hockenberry Jr
Warning Shot Ricochets Kills Girl in Chase
Harrisburg Illinois reports a 14 year old Michigan girl Margo Hallwood was fatally wounded by a warning shot during a pursuit as she and Del Whitaker 17 fled in a car. Officers Glen Schwartz 26 and Winston Gidcomb 33 were suspended pending investigation.
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Harrisburg
Ill
Michigan
Margo Hallwood
Millington
Mich
del Whitaker
Glen Schwartz
Winston Gidcomb
Ross Lane
Lane
Gidcomb
Schwartz
Whitaker
Reds Reject U S Plane Protest Over Armenia Flight
Moscow rejected a U S note protesting the closing of an American military plane over Soviet Armenia on June 27. The Soviet government called the protest unfounded and inappropriate. The nine crew members have been returned by the Russians.
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U. S
Moscow
U.S
Soviet Armenia
Russian veto on compromise continues Middle East crisis
Washington weighed concessions on UN summit talks as Dulles planned London trip for Baghdad Pact meeting. Lebanon turmoil loomed with U N observers and U S forces in play amid Chamoun's waning presidency. Malik called the UN move unacceptable while others backed the measure to ease tensions.
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Macmillan
Washington
United States
Li Sigesting
Khrushchev
Dulles An
London
Britain
Turkey
Pakistan
Iran
Ina
Traq
Beiruit
Itv
Camille Chamoun
U.S
Robert Murphy
Eisenhower
Lebnon
Champun
Lebanon
United Arab Republic
Hammarskjold
Arkady A. Sokolev
Bis
Sobolev
Kota Matsidan
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
France
Panama
Sweden
Charles Malik
Ift
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Montgomery Clift
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Blood Arrow
Alan Ladd
Anne Munthur
Lynley
Iraq
Damascus
Shaxri Al-Kuwaily
Syria
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