Birthday shower honors four generations of Howards
A recent social event at Mrs. F. N. Howard home on West Columbus Avenue celebrated Miss Sharon Howard of Lewiston and Frederick Howard’s birthday. Four generations attended, including Mrs. Lillian Joslyn and Mrs. Myrtle Northrup, with a large guest list from Niagara Falls, Starbrick, East Randolph and Jamestown. Sharon Howard will wed Glen Lawrence of Lisbon on August 8. Other notes include visits by locals to Jamestown, trips to Princeton, and several relatives traveling to reunions and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Howard
West Columbus Avenue
Sharon Howard
Lewiston
Howard
Frederick Howard
Lillian Joslyn
Myrtle Northrup
Niagara Falls
Robert Howard
Milford Robbins
Herold
Niagara’ Falls
Roy C. Hamilton
Joseph Rutsky
Terry
Pittsfield
Charles Thomas
Charles Jr
Starbrick
Thomas Scott
East Randolph
Mabel Loomis
James Cornish
Rosie Rounds
George Ross
Spring Creek
Miss Howard
Glen Lawrence
Lisbon
N. Y
Ray Hoyt
West Church Street
Jamestown
Houston
Tex
Janice Ward
Hoyts
D. A. Hillstrom
East Congress Street
Princeton
Hillstrom
Florence Heil
Duarte
Calif
Reid Range
North Main Street
Union City
Eleanor Barton
James MacInnes
Park Place
Germantown
Radnor
Barton
Inlow
Charles Bracken
Wright Street
MacInnes
Jack A. MacInnes
Ratinor
L. A. Weitzel
First Avenue
John Rees
Philadelphia
Marka Smith
Chicago
John Rowell
George Sample
Christine
George Jr
East Pleasant Street
Washington, D. C
Richard Dean
Salvation Army
Dean
Springfield
Ottio
Herbert Inman
West High Street
Sunland
George Porter
Kiwanis Rotary golf match honors Corry leader
Corry Jamestown Corp. president and founder honored by Erie County TB Association after 32 years of service. The Kiwanis Rotary golf match and dinner featured a bronze plaque by J. Kenneth Winter. Winners included Kiwanis Club for the volt match. prizes awarded to Bracken, Beverly, Ott, Hasbrouk, Barach, Sewyer, and Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavie
Corry Jamestown Corp
Erie County TB Association
Kiwanis-Rotary
J. Kenneth Winter
Erie
TB Organization
Winter
Hillstrom
Hilstrom
Tom
Corry
Flr
Kiwanis Club
Gerald Lane
Robert Bracken
Morgan Beverly
Robert Ott
Allan Hasbrougk
Harry Barach
Kirk Sewyer
Cliff Taylor
Kiwanis
A. A. Carbone
Rotary
K. McLean
Dr. T
Kelsey
Robert Timnell
Witham Helinentolter
Birthday Party Honors Little Alan Matthews
Four year old Alan Matthews of Concord street was feted at a home birthday party yesterday afternoon. Fifteen children attended, playing outdoor games and receiving prizes while gifts were given to the celebrant. Mrs. Matthews was helped by Mrs. Wickwire, Mrs. Buesink, and Mrs. Jackman in serving cupcakes, ice cream, a soft drink, and candy.
Bridge Winners At Ladies Day Meet
About 40 ladies gathered at the Country Club for the regular Ladies Day. Prizes in bridge went to Mrs. Horton Davis, Mrs. Hubert Heerlein and Mrs. Philip Zalzneck. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. William Locke Warren Mrs. Elizabeth McCord North East Sarah McQuitty North East and Mrs. Eleanor Barton Philadelphia. Mrs. Zalmeck and Mrs. Harry Barach will take reservations for the next meeting on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Horton Davis
Hubert, Heerlein
Philip Zalzneck
William Locke
Warren
Elizabeth McCord
North East
Sarah McQuitty
Eleanor Barton
Philadelphia
Zalmeck
Harry Barach
VeW Auxiliary Plans To Attend Council Meet
Mrs Maurice Porter was honored on her birthday during the regular session of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary No 264 yesterday in the Garden Room. Twelve members answered toll call as Mrs Roger Grape led the meeting and plans were made to attend the Northwest County Council meeting in Johnsonburg on August 2 at 2 30 p m. Mrs Grape and her committee served lunch. The special award went to Mrs Clyde Reynolds. The group adjourned to meet again August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VEW
Maurice Porter
Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary No
Roger Grape
Northwest County Council
Johnsonburg
Clyde Reynolds
Birth of son to Lewis and wife VanTassel in Union City
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Lewis VanTassel at Stemn Memorial Hospital Union City residents of 40 Bridge Street.
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Lewis VanTassel
Bridge Street
Union City
Stemn Memorial Hospital
Shower honors Miss Jane Howard bride elect
Miss Jane P Howard, bride elect of William Corbin, was feted at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Ann Corbin of Wright Street. Guests played games, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed a salad course. The couple plans to wed August 23 at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Paul F Bauer officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Howard
Ann Corbin
Wright Street
Jane P. Howard
William Corbin
Jan Howard
Margaret Warner
Kathleen Hicks
Miss Howard
Miss Corbin
Mr. Corbin
First Presbyterian Church
Paul F. Bauer
Picnic Bridal Shower Honors Sylvia Beardsley
Sixteen G C Murphy Company employees gathered at Mead Park for a picnic bridal shower honoring Miss Sylvia Beardsley bride elect of Frank Paleney. Tureen dinner, bingo prizes to Mrs Messina, Bernice Roberts, and Theresa Reed door prize winner. Gifts presented. August 8 set for wedding at St Luke's Church Youngsville with reception at White Swan Wrightsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Beardsley
G. C Murphy Company
Mead Park
Frank Paleney
Ravlana
Frank Messina
Bernice Roberts
Theresa Reed
Beardsley
St. Luke's Roman Catholic Church
Youngsville
White Swan Ballroom
Wrightsville
Area Church Ends First Week of Bible School
Seventy-WFO pupils teachers and helpers attended the opening session of Clymer Fill Reformed Church Vacation Bible School on Monday. The closing program is set for Friday July 31 at 8 p m. The Evangelical Welfare Agency was chosen as the missionary project. The staff includes college trained teachers and experienced helpers. Classes are nursery through intermediate with basic Christian instruction daily. Open to all boys and girls over three through ninth grade. Enroll at any time with Rev Barclay Fishburn. Women consult physicians more often than men, especially ages 18 through 44.
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WFO
Clymer Fill Reformed Church
Evvangelical Welfare Agency
Barclay Fishburn
Aid group hosts tureen picnic in Wheelock meeting
Mrs Aly rrenen long time West Africa missionary joined the Wheelock Community Aid gathering at Mrs Kenneth Harvey's home for a 12:30 tureen picnic. President Mrs Harvey led a brief business session and noted profits from recent craft events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly Rrenen
West Africa
Wheelock Community Aid
Kenneth Harvey
R.D. 4
Harvey
Ube
Guy Williams
John ‘ Kyasa
Krash
Florida
Jan Howard
R. D
Rebekah Helping Hand Afternoon Meeting at Mead Avenue
About fourteen members of Rebekah Helping Hand plus one guest visited Mrs. Bertha Darwin at her Mead Avenue home for a noon dinner. They socialized and played cards, and Darwin invited the group to meet again on August 18 for the next session. Aziz Godfrey of City Planning quipped about allowing only paid-for cars on streets to solve traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyan Wickwire
Mead Avenue
Bertha Darwin
Darwin
Mesa Aziz
Howard Godfrey
City Planning and Zoning Department
Kinley Ritchey Team Secures Bridge Victory Weekly Match
Kinley Ritchey team placed first at the YMCA bridge event on Wednesday evening with Mrs J Weed Kayley and Mrs BB Ritchey scoring 72 to lead. H Wilcox pair were second with 6, Lenin St Clair and Howard Rees third with 4, followed by Karl Buighl and H Coyle in fourth with 5a. Mex TS Kelsey and Gerald Lamefith fifth with 66, and PH Bartil and daughter Gil sixth with 64. The five-table Howell movement average was 54.
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YMCA
J Weed Kayley
BB. Ritchey
H. Wilcox
Lenin St Clair
Howard Rees
Karl Buighl
H. Coyle
Mex TS. Kelsey
Gerald Lame Fith
Ph, Bartil
Tent meetings planned at Kelloge farm in Garland
The First Baptist Church of Corry sponsors tent meetings at the Kelloge farm in Garland through August 9. Meetings run daily except Mondays with Rev James Godley of Greenville Pa as speaker. A photogenic message from the Word of God will be shared along with singing and music, with the public invited.
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Garland
Kelloge
Silay
Willy
James Godley
Greenville
First Baptist Churity
Corry
Four Die In Macedon Center House Fire
An early morning house fire in Macedon Center New York killed three children and their mother after they arrived to spend a vacation. Two others escaped safety while a man from Oklahoma City was hospitalized in critical condition. The victims were Mrs Ghidys Philips and her children David Lee aged two Reed Matthews aged a and Hole aged 22 months. The surviving relatives include Juli MacCaitwin and Lindsay Maein.
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Macedon Center
N.Y. AP
Isutity
Ghidys / Philips
David Lee
Reed Matthews
Hole
Wor Nish
David
Pedcwst
Oklahoma City
Ohm
Mary
Ants Hulu
Fayene
Atinni
Anyney
Juli MacCaitwin
Linday Maein
Ani
Area Girl 6% Hope Autographs Hurt In Tumble
A disjointed report from London Airport describes a boy asking for an autograph after a tumble and the area girl with 6 percent hopes the signer’s mark won’t cause trouble. Details blur with garbled names and unclear affiliations, but the incident centers on a risky moment at the gate.
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Hope
Bondon
Rap
Brussels
Arkint
Armerican Cormedian Fuld
Lonedon
Hank
Lloyds renewed bid to salvage summit at Geneva
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd pressed a last effort at the Geneva talks to salvage a summit. He aimed to win Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to softening East Germany recognition and focus on a broader West Berlin treaty. Western ministers showed skepticism while Lloyd remained hopeful for a summit likely after more talks with Soviet leaders.
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Geneva
Selwyn Lloyd
Mis Strakey
Fouvien
Andrei Gromyko
East Germany
West Berlin
Lloyd Love
Gromiyko
Allen
Berla
Berlin
Lloyd Tune
Christan A. Herter
Maunee Couge de Murville
Lonston
Harold Macmillin
Myemilian
Nie
Kika Khwushchov
NY Secretary Tops In Field Film Shown At Church
Alicia Copan, a widowed mother of three from New York, was named Secretary of the Year at the National Secretaries Assn. event in Beagle, beating five finalists including Jule Lawler of Michigan. A film titled Witness portrays personal faith and Christian youth outreach, urging church attendance and showcasing a sobering, family oriented message. The program airs at 7:40 p.m. at the West Methodist Church, and organizers emphasize its hopeful call to witness.
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Sieities
Aaml Beagle
Pla
APY
New York
Alicia Copan
Hii
Jule Lawler
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Miss Universe Finals Night Draws 15 Finalists
Long Beach Calif. judges will evaluate 15 finalists in three parts during the Miss Universe finals. Contestants include Belgium Helene Savigny 4, Brazil Vera Ribeiro 19, Colombia Olga Pu marejo 20, England Pamela Anne Searle 21, France Prateoise Saint Laurent 18, Germany Carmela Kunt 19, Israel Rina Issacov 1, Japan Akiko Kojima 22, Korea Hyun Choo Chi, Norway Jorunn Kristiansen 18, Poland Zuzanna Dembrowska 19, Sweden Marie-Louise Ekstrom 20, and U.S.A. Terry Lynn Huntington 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Miss
Belgium
Helene Savigny
Miss Braal
Vera Ribeiro
Colombia
Olga Pumarejo
England
Pamela Anne Searle
France
Prateoise Saint Laurent
Germany
Carmela Kunt
Teeland
Sigridur Thorvaldsdottir
Israel
Rina Issacov
Tel Aviv
Japan
Akiki Kojima
Tokyo
Korea
Hyun Choo Chi
Norway
Jorunn Kristiansen
Poland
Zusanna Dembrowska
Syden
Marie-Louise Ekstrom
U.S.A
Terry Lynn Huntington
UCLA
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