Miss Crosby Weds Jerry Haskins in Bear Lake Church Nuptials
Miss Jeannette Irene Crosby and Jerry Lee Haskins united in a double ring ceremony at Bear Lake United Methodist Church Saturday at 2 pm. Rev. Lynn Ostrander officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Crosby, wore chant lace over bridal taffeta with a Watteau train and silk veil. Groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith. Attendants included Naomi Cowan as maid of honor and Irene Dyer, Carol Haskins as bridesmaids. The reception for 300 followed in church parlors. Out-of-town guests came from Jamestown and surrounding towns. The newlyweds will live at 33 Marion Street.
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Bear Lake United Methodist Church
Jeannette Irene Crosby
Jerry Lee Haskins
Lynn Ostrander
Gerald Crosby
Bear Lake
Haskins
Earl Smith
LaVonne Morton
LaRena Crosby
Naomi Cowan
Irene Dyer
Carol Haskins
Maid of Honor
Karen Dibble
Rex Dyer
Eugene Crosby
Leonard Dyer
Harry Grow
Patricia Burch
Sherry Burch
Grace VanOrd
Mary Smith
Inez Carter
Betty Crosby
Ella Mae Gibbs
Jamestown
Sinclairville
Mayville
Busti
Ashville
Falconer
South Dayton
N. Y
Warren, Corry
Sugar Grove
Centerville
Erie
Marion Street
Panama Central School
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Audrey Johnson
Bear Lake Church
Women’s Club to hold annual picnic at Tiffanys home
The Women’s Club will meet for its annual picnic and outing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keppel Vera Tiffany of R D 3 Turnpike Road. Members should bring meat for the cookout a tureen and table service. A golf organizing luncheon for North Hills is set for tomorrow at 12 15 at the Hotel Corry. Information available from Mrs Judy Osler or Mrs Leon Cole.
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North Hills
Corry
Judy Osler
Leon Cole
Clifford Holcomb Guest Of Kiwanis
Clifford Holcomb executive director of the Corry Civil Defense spoke at the Kiwanis Club dinner at Hotel Corry. The Erie County Civil Defense sponsored the film Rescue Breathing on mouth to mouth resuscitation. Four visiting Kiwanians from North Warren attended.
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Kiwanis Club
Hotel Corry
Clifford Holcomb
Corry
Moose Women Plan Coming Events
The Women of the Moose held a business session at the Moose Lodge with senior regent Mrs. Edward Erskin in charge. An executive meeting is set for August 3 at 1 p.m. in Butler with Velma Shago presiding. A 25th anniversary for the Loyal Order and WOTM was announced, and a tureen dinner joint meeting is planned.
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Wheeling
W.va
Moose Lodge
Engagement of Marcia Borges to Robert Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Borges of Cleveland Heights announce the engagement of their daughter Marcia Claire Borges to Robert Edward Lyons son of Mrs. Ruth V. Lyons and the late Carl J. Lyons. Marcia is a Beaumont School graduate and Cleveland Public Library staff member. Robert, a Case Western Reserve University June graduate, is an Xerox R D associate engineer in Rochester New York. They plan to wed September 6 at St Ann's Church Cleveland Heights.
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Harvey J. Borges
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Marcia Claire Borges
Robert Edward Lyons
Ruth V. Lyons
Carl. J. Lyons
Miss Borges
Beaumont School For Girls
Ursuline College For Women
Cleveland Public Library
Lyons
Corry Area
Case-Western Reserve University
Alpha Phi Omega
Xerox Corporation
Rochester
N.Y
St. Ann's Church
Burkley Butters Nuptials Held In Lakewood Church
Miss Martha Ellen Burkley of Cleveland and Guy Butters of Euclid Ohio were united in marriage at 2 p.m. Saturday in Wright Chapel Lakewood Presbyterian Church. The bride daughter of Mrs Helen Burkley and the late Willard A Burkley, bridegroom son of Dr and Mrs J Guy Butters. The double ring ceremony featured white gladioli and white chrysanthemums. The couple will honeymoon in the New England States and Canada.
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Martha Ellen Burkley
Cleveland
Ohio
Guy Butters
Euclid
Wright Chapel
Lakewood Presbyterian Church
Lakewood
Burkley
Helen Burkley
Willard A. Burkley
Butters
J. Guy Butters
Wayne Street
Jack S. Hart
Marian Burkley
Ernest Vitas
Louise Butters
Roger Butters
William Burkley
Robert Davis
North Olmstead
Corry
FarrelI Violence Under Control in Pennsylvania Border Town
Police in Farrell Pennsylvania say the looting and firebombing spree by 50 to 75 black youths Sunday night ended with a 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew on alcohol guns and gasoline lifted. Looters damaged about 12 stores and set fire to six before control was regained by 7 a.m. Monday.
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Farerell
Pennsylvania
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Society Editor
Miss Crosby Bride of
Jerry Haskins
Grangers
James Billings
Corry Grange
Grange
Park Street
Roy Swart
Waterford Grange
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Leo Gates
Billings
Charles Mulligan
Arthur McChesney
Flossie Fosburgh
Jamestown General Hospital
John Gaber
Gaber
Karen Sutter
Charles Sutter
Lemon Street
Gustave Gaber
Waterford
Raymond
Laurene) Barrett
Timothy
Scott
Renee
Los Angeles
Calif
Laurene
Lawrence Hansen
West Pleasant Street
Ralph Barrett
Middletown
R.J
George Roxana
Ross
Terri
Phyllis
Roxana
George
Carl Selberg
Brook Street
California
Rhode Island
Dorothy Lindsey
East Washington Street
Hamot Hospital
D'Arcy Studio
Mrs
Birdie
Albuquerque
N.M
Mark
Ann) Krahe
Christine
Michelle
Mead Avenue
Denver
Colorado Springs
Colo
New Mexico
Virginia Wolfe
Edinboro
Edinboro State College Memorial Auditorium
David Davis
John Parsons
Harold
Phyllis) Whiteley
Wright
John Robbins
Dale Hammerlee
Cris Cole
Marilyn Gilliland
Adele Hammerlee
Debbie Meerdink
Haiti
West Indies
Wade Heilman
Heather
Clint
Kittanning
Jack Stull
Edward Zellefrow
Eric
Stull
Zellefrow
Ward
Florence) Powers
Susan
Leslie
Dyerburg
Tenn
Eugene Powers
R.D.2
East Main Street
Florence
Esther Lawson
West Frederick Street
Winchester
The
Corry Business and
Kiwanis
Moose
Marcia Borges
Ted
Robert Lyons
Nikolai Lenin
Eee S
James St. George
McMichael
Burkley - Butters
Lucas
Philadelphia
Chicago
Athens
Cellophane Products Corporation
Mr. Butters
Allegheny College
Meadville
Picker Corporation
New England States
Canada
Basta
Eureka
Cordaway
Tool-Pak
Wellmans Vacuum Cleaner
North Center Street
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Corry, Pa
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