Gorman Himrod nuptials held at St Pauls Church
The wedding of Mrs Albertha Himrod and Nicholas Gorman took place at noon at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Rev. Elmer A Ortner performed the double ring ceremony. Guests included Norris Chapin and out of town visitors from Erie, Jamestown and Union City. The couple plans a three week trip to Skytop and Hot Springs before settling in Erle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman-Himrod
Albertha Himrod
Nicholas Gorman
Snyder
N. Y
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Elmer A Ortner
Himrod
Norris Chapin
Union City
Skytop
Pocono Mountains
Hot Springs
Conter Crowell Wedding Announced in Warren
Mr and Mrs Gerald Crowell announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Mary Marie Crowell to Richard Edward Conter of Warren. Justice of the Peace St Uber of Harborcreek performed the ceremony on July 22. The couple, attended by Walter Miller and Emma Denner, will reside at 198 Market Street Warren. Both are employed in Warren.
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Donald Dingle
Marion Street
Chicago
John Swanson
Ludlow
P. L. Swanson
West Frederick Street
Paul Hartman
Hartman
Michael
Ceenins
Portsmouth
R. 1
James Hickey
Mead Avenue
Mary Carter
Waterford
Emma Shite
Linesville
J.B. Clark
Fourth Avenue
Clark
John Lloyd
Shady Fhyenue
Pinger Lakes Region
Adirondacks
J Placid
N.Y
Vermont
Gerald ,Owell
R. D
Mary Marie Crowell
Richard Edward Conter
Warren
St. Uber
Harborcreck
Walter Miller
Emma Denner
Ede
Niagard Falls
Canada
198
Market Street
Confer
Saturday Night Card Sharks Club Hosts Card Party
The Saturday Night Card Sharks Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Devereauxs Pittsfield home. Two tables of 500 were in play with awards to Mr. and Mrs. Harley Reed Mrs. Keith Britt and William Proctor. The hosts served a late lunch of hot dogs relishes jello and cupcakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Devereaux
Card Sharks Club
Robert Devereaux
Pittsfeld
Harley Reed
Keith Britt
William Proctor
Gates Family Reunion at Mead Park in July
Forty members of the Gates family gathered for their annual fashion Sunday at Mead Park. Attendees came from Pleasantville, Hydetown, Canterville, Pittsburgh, Jamestown, Olean, and Cormy. The next reunion is planned for the fourth Sunday in July at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.V Gates
Mead Park
Alter & Domutut
Auhner
Pleasantville
Hydetown
Canterville
Pittsburon
Jamestown
Olean
Cor My
Family Birthday Party Honors Fred Howard 78
Fred Howard of West Columbus was honored at a Saturday birthday party held at his home. The event, hosted by his children and relatives from Warren and Spring Creek, included a birthday cake and gifts for Howard and family members Barbara and Terry Rutsky. Guests enjoyed coffee and tea. A planning meeting for an August event was announced at the Fonta home on Marion Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin West
Fred Hownsti
West Columbus
Ruth Thomas
Warren
Bessie Rujlsky
Berethi
Rutky
Howard
Lin
Frank
Spring Creek
Bar
Terry Rutsky
Feath Thomas
Agate
Janes Fonta
Marion Street
Hoenes Ball Families Hold Third Reunion
In a Tim annual reunion at Canadabty Lake Sunday 18 attended. New officers elected Mrs L B Ball president Mrs Charles Armstrong vice president Mrs Cameron Hoeses treasurer Charles Armstrong Nina Hoeses won the shuffleboard contest. Park activities followed and the meeting adjourned with plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoenes
Ball
Canadabty Lake
Annall
L. B. Ball
Charles Armstrong
Cameron Hoeses
Nina Hoeses
Isume
Jolly Eight Club Meets With Mrs Winnie Pierce
The Jolly Eight Cink genvers met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Winnie Pierce of East Smith Street. Five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs J B Clark for high score and Isabel Johnson for two score. Refreshments of chicken salad and rolls were served. The group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs B Gibbs of East Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Eight Cink Genvers
Birth Announcement for Reese Drayer Son at Corry Memorial
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Reese Drayer of 100 Snyder Circle. The newborn adds happiness to the Reese Drayer family and marks a joyful moment for the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Reese Drayer
Snyder Circle
Red Cross Directors Meet List 1955 56 Chairmen
The July meeting of the Board of Directors of the American Red Cross was held with 11 members present. Chapter Chairman Charles Clark presided and plans were set for the Northwest Conference in Shar on in October and for inviting personnel to camps and hospitals at Oil City on Monday. Mrs Norman Tarbell reported on the Cynadohta Lake swim program and home nursing courses begin October 3. New chairmen for 1955 56 included Harley Johnson, Tarbell, Durhim, Brackenan, Woot, Williams, Clark, Orcutt, Stewart, Hight, Needham, Jansen, and Loveland among others. The meeting adjourned to the fourth Tuesday next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
The
American Red Cross
Charles Clark
Northwest
Sharon
Oil City
Norman Tarbell
Cynadohta Lake
M. O Baldwin
Shay
Harley Johnson
Home Service
Tarbell
Safety Service
William Durhim
Olin W. Brackenan
Olin W. Brackenan, Blood Progrim, Mrs. Elnora Woot, Smaller Red Cross
Don Williams
George N. Orcutt
C. M. Stewart
Earl Hight
J. F. Needham
Gray
Baldwin
Lea Rhynaed
Thomas Jansen
Tinney Loveland
Ortner Speaks to Rotary on European Trip at Lunch
Rev. Elmer A. Ortner spoke to Rotary Club members at the weekly luncheon about his recent European journey. He described people and customs, shared humorous incidents, and was introduced by Paul Bowen of Memorial Hospital. Visiting Rotarians included Joseph Scott, R J Ferrell, James Gieixner, and Don Pembridge. group singing was led by Alin Hasbrodek with W. A. Teuby at the piano.
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E. A. Ortner
Elmer A. Ortner
Rotary Club
Hotel
Cory
Ortner
Daniel Gorski
Brook—street
Paul Bowen
Memorial Hospital
Gorski
Margaret Sadowski
Ortney
Rotarkin
Joseph ©. Scott
McKeesport
R. J. Ferrell
Wellesley Hills
Mass
James M. Gieixner
St. Marys
Don Pembridge
Jamestown
Alin Hasbrodek
W. A. Teuby
Surprise housewarming for Mr and Mrs Quentin McCray
Mr and Mrs Q McCray of RD 2 were honored at a surprise housewarming Saturday evening at their new home. Nearly 60 friends attended and enjoyed a social evening with lunch. The group also surprised Mrs Blof Dahl for her birthday, presenting her mitts and money. guests from Youngsville Erie and Columbus joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. McCray
Quentin McCray
RD. 2
New Bill Would Double Scholarships in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg lawmakers consider a proposal to double the number and value of college scholarships. Len Hays of Centreville introduced the measure, aiming to raise annual funding and increase the total value from 100 to 200 dollars over four college years. The bill seeks to expand aid beyond the current limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Len Hays
Austria Declares Freedom After Allied Occupation Ends
After seven years of Nazi rule and ten years of Allied occupation Austria becomes a free and dependent nation with ratifications by France and the four powers at Moscow. US Britain and the Soviet Union deposited their ratifications ending the four power regime. The ACTUAL withdrawal of occupation forces to be completed within 90 days. President Eisenhower and French Premier Faure extend congratulations as Austria regains independence.
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Prem Vieniva
Nuirite
Austen
France
Austria
Moscow
Austin
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Kremin
Allied Council
Vienna
WolOptekt Pyekolutoh Eissolviig
Cupation
Theodor Koerne
Eisenhowner
Faure
Legislature debates scholarships by county and district
In each county with an active senatorial district more than one such district exists. The $100 setup for each scholarship 40 years ago no longer fits, Hayes said while introducing the measure which moved to the Education Committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ech
Hayes
Gambler Erickson Faces Multi Million Tax Liens
Frank Erickson, once a bookmaker kingpin, faces federal tax liens totaling over five million dollars. The IRS filed liens in Freehold New Jersey against Erickson and his wife Amelia for 1947 income taxes and 1948 1950 nonpayment. Details of the government's claim were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Frank Erickson
Brooklyn
Internal Revenue Service
New Orients
Erickson
Milan
Mich
New Jersey
New York
Amelia
Isls
Uprising Ends At Texas Jail After Riot
More than 290 prisoners rioted for nearly three hours at the Bexar County Jail in San Antonio Texas. The disturbance ended shortly before midnight after promises of no punishment. Some inmates cited insufficient food as a cause. No serious injuries were reported though floors were damaged and officers faced pushing and hijinks during the suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Associated Presa
San Antonio
Tex
Bexar Couny
New Castle Man Promoted At Shenango China
New Castle Pa Howard B Cummings was elected vice president in charge of manufacturing for Shenango China. The appointment is effective August 1. Cummings also serves as director of manufacturing for United Engineering and Foundry Co of Pittsburgh, succeeding David H Harris who rested?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Castle Man
New Castle
Howard B. Cummings
Vicw
Shenango China
Cummings
United Engineering and Foundry. Co
Pittsburgh
David H -Harris
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Fred Howard
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van Berlin
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Jolly Eight Club
Winnie Pierce
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