Maxine Safko and Terrance Shamp Wed in Townville Church
Miss Maxine Wilma Safko daughter of Mr and Mrs Valentine Safko of Cambridge Springs and Terrance Duane Shamp son of Mr and Mrs Wesley Shamp of Union City were united in marriage Saturday at the United Methodist Church in Townville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Wilma Safko
Valentine Safko
Cambridge Springs
Terrance Duane Shamp
Wesley Shamp
Union City
United Methodist Church
Townville
Fred Safko
Shamp
United Sates Navy
Nitro
Davisville
R.I
Kingston
Canada
Wil-Mar Beauty School
Meadville
WCTU Picnic And Local Society Weddings In Meadville Area
The July meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at Mead Park included a picnic for 13 members and seven guests, devotions, poems, and a review of The Creeping Madness. Officers were elected with Doris McGee as president and Mildred Sorenson named Woman of the Year. Separate items report a Meadville wedding at Faith Church for Sylvia Costello and Arnold Lingenfelter with detailed bridal attire and a 200 guest reception, plus pre nup parties and hometown attendees from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mead Park
Ethel McCray
Methodist
Meadville
John Clark
Mary Beth
Tom
Robert Hidley
Diane
Brenda
Bloomsburg
Agnes Johnson
Lena Ayers
Erie County Hospital
Mildred Sorenson
Doris McGee
Ruth Shannon
Anna Babcock
Faith Church
Sylvia Ann Costello
Arnold Meade Lingenfelter
Miss Costello
Martin J. Costello
Pike Road
Columbus
Lingenfelter
James W. Lingenfelter
RD. 2
Joseph Kanzlemar
Sandra Rockafellow
Gerald Owens
Pandy Potcase
Susan M. Costello
Debbie Damon
Janet Lingenfelter
Connie Davis
Penny Damon
Maid of Honor
Glenda Owens
Tony Lawrence
James Lingenfelter Jr
George Costello
Arthur Lingenfelter
Lynn Smith
Ronald Costello
Clymer Conservation Club
Janet Sanden
Judy Fardink
Joan Shanon
Cheryl Fardink
Joyce Griffith
Youngstown
Ohio
Jamestown
Clymer
N.Y
Bear Lake
Punxsutawney
Russell, Warren
Reynoldsville
Youngsville
Corry Area
CABS
McInnes Steel Company
Truman Vrooman
Murray Raymond
Susan Costello
Richard ‘Shannon
Corry area notices of family visits and events
Mrs Richard Kerrigan and family return from vacation to Woburn while Lt Roberta Shields sails back to duty at 29 Palms. A hobo party with tureen supper is planned by Corry Business and Professional Women's Club at Mrs Crowell’s home. Lena Sawdyn new Corry Club president. Other residents host birthday open houses and a 40th anniversary celebration for Daniel and Margaret Reynolds. Community notes include the Golden Age Club meeting and a summer shoe care tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Charlotte) Kerrigan
Wendall
Doris) Shields
Concord Street
Michael
Donna
Davie
Linda
Kevin
Woburn
Mass
Roberta Shields
United States Navy Nurse Corps
Shields
29 Palms
Calif
Corry Business and Professional Women’s Club
R.D. 3
Carroll
Sandy) Crowell
Lena Sawdyn
Corry Club
Daniel
Margaret) Reynolds
R.D. 4
Corry-Clymer Road
Shirley) Reynolds
East Pleasant Street
Robert
Edna) Reynolds
Washington, D.C
Floyd
Sara) Reynolds
Sparta
Tenn
Alice) Michaelson
Tipp City
Ohio
Dayton
George
Linda) Rose
Spartansburg
Victor
Betsy) Borges
Susan Reynolds
Ali To Lead Watts Parade Festival Draws Ali Name
Los Angeles AP reports Muhammad Ali has been named again to lead Watts parade. Festival executive director Tommie Jacquette says the renown boxer's presence will inspire Watts youths and reinforce the festival’s aim to engage young people in community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Muhammad Ali
Watts
Tommie Jacquette
Mrs James Shuss Feted At Shower
A stork themed misc shower honored Mrs. James Shuss of B D 1 at Harbor Hall Community House with 21 neighbors. Prizes went to Mrs. John Lindstrom Mrs. Clarabelle Scouten Mrs. Ema Lindstrom and Miss Beth Ann Bailey. Mrs. Ema Lindstrom won a special award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Judy) Shuss
B.D. 1
Harbor Hall
Robert Lindsey
John Pager
John Lindstrom
Clarabelle Scouten
Ema Lindstrom
Beth Ann Bailey
Guy Fralick
Neil Chelton
Shuss
Italian Girl In Algiers scheduled at Chautauqua
Chautauqua Opera Association stages Rossini spoof Italian Girl in Algiers as the fourth season production. Performances set for July 30 and August 2 at 8 p.m. in Norton Memorial with a July 31 matinee at 2:30 p.m. A stellar cast includes William Fleck Corrine Curry Kenneth Riegel and Jeannette Junk. Tickets via Chamber of Commerce Jamestown Tranter Dilks Warren or box office 357-3005.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Rossini
Chautauqua Opera Association
Chautauqua
Hne
Norton Memorial
Sultan
William Fleck
Western Opera Theater
San Fran
Asco
Corrine Curry
Isabella
Boston Pops Orchestra
Arthur Fiedler
Kenneth Riegel
Lindoro
New York City Opera
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Leonard Treash
Wolfgang Schanzer
Evan Whallon
Jeannette Junk
Zulma
Jeanne Bowers
Peter Schroeder
William MacFarland
Taddeo
Chamber of Commerce
Jamestown
Elks Won't Integrate Remain White
New Orleans report on the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks voting down a proposal to remove the word white from its membership rules for the third straight year. President Grand Exalted Ruler E. Gene Fournace defends constitutional rights to admit members and meet in private assembly. The convention also authorized suspending the racial requirement during his term and for lodges on federal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
E. Gene Fournace
Canton
Ohio
Fournace
The
Elks
New York
Supreme Court
Luncheon Bridge At Corry Country Club Honors Guests
A luncheon bridge session hosted yesterday by the Women's Association of Corry Country Club featured Mrs. Lloyd Stowe and Mrs. P. L. Young as hostesses. Out-of-town guest Mrs. B. B. McCord of North East helped supervise the event with prizes awarded to Mrs. Harry Powers, Mrs. P. L. Young, Mrs. H. J. Davis, and Mrs. G. S. Peck. The next luncheon bridge is set for August 5 with Mrs. Chris Christensen and Mrs. H. J. Davis hosting. SEMINAR ON HOUSING SET ALBANY The Center for Housing Research at State University at Albany announced a national housing for the poor seminar to be held August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the
Albany
Center For Housing Research At
State University At Albany
The
University
Madison lodge hosts racial qualification vote in Wisconsin
In Madison and other cities, lodges faced liquor license threats over racial discrimination. A two-thirds vote was needed to admit blacks, with about 40 percent of delegates supporting it. Voting used a show of hands and no official tally was recorded. The lodge resolution also targeted lodges on federal property in the Panama Canal Zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Panama Canal Zone
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Corry
Sylvia Costello
Arnold Lingenfelter
Bertha McMichael
Mr. and
Mra, Arnold M. Lingenfelter
Maxine Safko
Terrance Shamp
WCTU
Birdie
Edna Ross
Bette Graham
Beaverdam
Carolyn) Graham
Cindy
Robbie
Erie
Marineland
Niagara Falls
YMCA
Paul Porter
Harold
Phyllis) Whiteley
Wright Street
Phyllis
Henry David Thoreau
Ali
Watts Parade
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Mrs. James Shuss
Bobby Evvers
Evverettes
Canadohta Lake Park
Arietta
New York State
Sharp Cheese Food Club
Catsup
Fabulous Values
Coats
Seve
Vahes
Tao Chotee
Leeds
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