Dr E A Larson Attends New Mexico Podiatry Meet
Dr E A Larson returned from a trip to Albuquerque New Mexico where he joined his brother Dr A Larson formerly of Erie and family. He attended the New Mexico state podiatry convention in Santa Fe where orthopedist Dr Shuster was the featured speaker. Governor J Campbell addressed a luncheon. John Reitz of Minneapolis departed after a short visit with Mr and Mrs L L Showers. He will enroll as a freshman at the University of Minnesota in the fall. Mr and Mrs Louis DeFliece and daughter Anna Mary of Bathory Md are visiting the Piccirillo family on West Pleasant Street for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Larson
North Center Street
A. Larson
Fomerly
Erie
Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Minn
Cora Reitz
L. L. Showers
West Smith Street
University of Minnesota
Louis DeFliece
Anna Mary
Bathore
Raymond Piccirillo
Dominic Piccirillo
West Pleasant Street
Sorenson Family Reunion At Mead Park
Mead Park hosts Sorenson reunion with 50 relatives and three guests. Mrs Raymond Wallace presides over meeting electing officers for 1964: Foote president Dingfelder vice president Nevagt secretary Sorenson treasurer Aikens table chair. Attendees include Wallace Florida Sorenson Waterford Erie. Donation approved to Mead Park Association. Next reunion set for July 16, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stennett Pavilion
Mead Park
Sorenson
Wilbur Sorenson
Raymond Wallace
Allen Foote
Gary Dingfelder
George Nevagt
Niels Sorenson
Alfred Aikens
T. R. Sorenson
Florida
Adrian Sorenson
Waterford
Douglas Sorenson
Erie
Mead Park Association
Wells McCray Family Reunion Held In New York State
The 38th Wells-McCray reunion gathered 79 people from Jamestown Corry and Ashville New York and Fort Lauderdale Spartansburg Union City and Corry. Ronald Gould was elected president Melvin Rose vice president Donna Rose treasurer and Ralph Crick game chairman. Next year’s reunion will be scheduled in New York with time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells-McCray
McCray Community’ House
Jamestown
Frewsburg
Ashville
N. Y
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Spartansburg
Union City
Corry
Ronald Gould
Melvin Rose
Donna Rose
Ralph Crick
New York State
Garden gala hosts aid society card party in Corry
Tomorrow afternoon the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary hosts a garden card party at the H. H. Keppel home on Mott street. Mrs. Keppel serves as hostess with cochairs Mrs. George Hagger and Mr William Leauby. Reservations welcome but not required, help from Mary Higgins and others. Prizes for each table, plus three grand prizes, and guests to bring their own cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
H. H. Keppel
Mott Street
Keppel
George Hagger
William Leauby
Mary Higgins
Philip Sample
Gerald Staples
D. O. Daugherty
James Hammond
Thomas McKeta
Journal
Miss Patterson Feted At Bridal Shower Event
A bridal shower honored Miss Barbara Patterson with blue and white decor and miniature umbrella favors at the Concord street home of Mrs. LeRoy Marl et. Co-hostesses Mrs. Randall Whitney and Mrs. Marl ett catered for 20 guests from Jamestown Erie Clymer Columbus and Corry. Prizes were won by Miss Anna Shields Mrs pee y les Patterson and Miss Mary Utege. The bride-to-be plans August 17 morning nuptials at St. Thomas the Apostle Church with Richard Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Patterson
LeRoy MarLett
Concord Street
Randall Whitney
MarLett
Jamestown
Erie
Clymer
Columbus
Corry
Anna Shields
Pee Yles Patterson
Mary Utege
Terrance Higgins
LeRoy Rieck
Patterson
Richard Maloney
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Newborns At Union City and Corry Memorial Hospitals
A son was born Sunday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Emerson of R D 3 Union City. A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Moore of 64 East Columbus Avenue. A daughter Judith Vaup was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Carl V Pedersen of Chester Virginia. The maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Alvan Rehnberg of East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
George Emerson
Union City
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Moore
East
Columbus Avenue
Judith Vaup
Carl V. Pedersen
Chester, Va
Alvan Rehnberg
East South Street
Upperman Family Holds Fifth Annual Reunion
The fifth annual Upperman reunion was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Aikens Jr. in Clymer with 62 attendees. Activities included games, softball, and horseshoes, followed by a picnic dinner and business meeting. Officers elected were Irene Kowalski, Clifford Aikens Jr., Sandra Mabee secretary, Leslie Upperman treasurer, and Debbie Swiderski and Patty Kowalski as game chairmen. Next year’s gathering is set for Mead Park on the third Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upperman
Clifford Aikens Jr
Clymer
Irene Kowalski
Clifford Aikens Judent
Sandra Mabee
Leslie Upperman
Debbie Swiderski
Patty Kowalski
David Johnson Speaks to Kiwanis on Airport Birth and Growth
David Johnson, former civil engineer on the Clunye-O'Hare project, spoke at the Moose Club to Kiwanis members. His talk, titled The Birth of an Airport, outlined a $204,000 investment now the world’s busiest, illustrated with slides, and noted 12 million passengers since opening. The gathering included Eugene Sharer of Endicott and a later event with Neilvelers and wives at Frank Grien’s Findley Lake home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayal Johnson
Cusincey
Ras
Kiwanis Club
Moose Club
Dohivon
Clunye-O'Hare
Dorr Clark
Eugene Sharer
Endicott
M. Y
Nievelers
Summc
Frank Grien
Findley Lake
Fete Honors Newlyweds At Clymer Dinner Party
A dinner party at Ditch Village Restaurant in Clymer honored Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Messenger of Columbus on their June 15 wedding. Thirty two members of the Messenger and Wallace families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
xPal Mes Pyyeu
Ditch Vilage
Clymer
Melvin Messenger
Columbus
Jhine
Wallace and Messenger
Harold Messenger
North Clymer
Cutting
Corry
Spring Creek
4 H Club Plans Picnic at Wildcat Park
Craig Allen hosted a Pittsfield meeting of the 4H Agriculture Club of Pittsfield with ten members and one teacher. They discussed an exhibit for the Youngsville Fair and the annual picnic set for Ludlow at Wildcat Park in August. Parents are invited. refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat Park
Craig Allen
Pittsfield
Agriculture Club
Ludlow
Dairymen Outing Plans Revealed For August 1
Plans for the sub district outing by the Dairymen Leas were revealed at the McCray Community Hall. The event, at Marcresa Beach Park in Canadahta, will feature a noon dinner with ham cheese milk butter and ice cream. Members bring table service and a dessert while rides for children are provided and reduced beach and swimming facilities are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daiirymen
McCray
Stont
Marcresa Beach Park
Miss Maine Weds Earl F Carter in Centerville Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Major ie Elaine Mayne to Earl Frederick Carter was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Main in Centerville with relatives and out of town guests from Waterford Erie Canadohia Lake Bear, Wesleyville. Bride sister Miss Charlotte She Marie and brother Lew Hodgins assisted. Reception followed with local hosts and guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayy
Amy En Aya Mate
Manjorie
Elaine Mayne
Earl Federick Carter
Rey
Guy FP Carter
Centre
Mrs Main
Rey Guy EB Carter
Charlotte She Marie
Muald
Lew Hodgins
Brathe Erphin
Robert Wood
Prank Green
Willian LaMarr
Donhia Grees
Nancy Bromley
Waterford
Erie
Canadohia Lake
Bear Lal
Wesleyville
Centerville
Arlene Francis Sued For $1 Million Over Fatal Crash
Brooklyn man Joseph Arcos sues Arlene Francis in State Supreme Court for one million dollars after his wife Rose Arcos, 34, died in a May 26 Long Island auto collision. Arcos and three others were injured. Francis sustained a broken collar bone a minor concussion and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Arlene Francis
Brooklyn
State Supreme Court
Joseph Arcos
Rose Arcos
Long Island
Arcos
Miss Francis
County Road Plans Focus On Route 6 Bypass and Paving
The Maldivan office in Franklin notes Route 6 bypass and White Street paving are the only current road plans in the area. Critics say bypass offers little relief to badly maintained segments and urge a shift toward repairing existing roads like Hyde Route Waterford to Bae and longer term traffic capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmueg
Rage One
Pew
Maldivan
Franklin
White Street
West Souith Street
Nee Ster- Petia
Waterford
Bae
Erle
Mundin
Paulern
Perons
Hetherington
Nun Volunteer to Die for Justice in Viet Nam Conflict
A Vietnamese Buddhist nun, mother of an ambassador to Morocco, announced plans to burn herself to death to protest perceived injustice and to spur Buddhist and social reform. Government officials and Buddhist leaders sought to intervene, while the nun vowed to act by any means, even if opposed by authorities. A separate note reports Mrs Busan Hoelstein celebrating a 100th birthday at Peitsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Fof
Africa
Relighis
Buddhist Association
Dieu Hue
Dew
Bun
Morocco
Justa
Vik Niun
Atomic Energy Commissioe
Gitoust
In Due
Salemon Street
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Birdie
Miss Patterson
Howard
Presque Isle
Presque Isle State Park
Gleveland
Ohio
Dunkirk
Fredonia
Niagara Falls
Lewistown
Warren
Youngs
Atville
Sugar Grove
Joseph Thomas
Elizabeth Howard
Corte
Upperman Family
Firestone
Barney’s
David Johnson
Kiwanis Meet
Miss
Maine
Earl F. Carter
Arlene Francis
Evans
Loblaws
Glass Sale
Pietshurgh
Busan Hoelstein
Canadohta
Lake Park
Uni
Holstein
Eee
Dodd Farms
Scott's Crossing Road
Ice
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