Town Wedding Vows Repeated At Marks Corners Church
The Edwards Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church at Marks Corners hosted a candlelight ceremony uniting Miss Ta Jean Crosscutt of Clymer and Robert Samuelson of Jamestown. Rev. Leo Hansen officiated at 8 15 p m on Friday. The bride’s gown featured embroidered nylon over taffeta with an empire bodice and lace cap veil. The groom and bridal party were identified with family ties to Clymer, Jamestown, and North Collins. A reception followed for about 200 guests after which the couple planned a Washington D C wedding trip and expected residence in Clymer. The bride is employed in Jamestown. the groom in Clymer.
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Edwards Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Marks Corners
Ta Jean
Crosscutt
Clymer
Robert Samuelson
Jamestown
Leo Hansen
Roy Groscutt
Elizabeth Samuelson
Thoreld Samuelson
Roger Westley
Roger Erink
Mayville
Kenneth Crescutt
Donald Wilcox
North Collins
N. Yu
Mariene Croscult
Jerome Tenbuckle
Anthony Calato
Gloria Anderson
Agnes Yalko
Margare Anderson
Corry
Union City
Wesleyville
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Ithaca
Rochester
Falconer and Clymer
N.Y
Samuelson
Jerome ‘Tenbuckle
Edward Beckerink
Ken Tueth Croscuty
Art Metal
Philadelphia Seeks Sewer Crawlers For City Sewers
Philadelphia began accepting applications for sewer crawlers to plug leaks and rat holes in the vast sewer system. Applicants must be able to fit in an 18 inch pipe and perform tasks in confined spaces.
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Philadelphia
Mrs Tarbell’s Dance Pupils Stage Recital at YMCA
A standing room only crowd of over 250 attended the Open house demonstration by Mrs. Norman Tarbell’s dance pupils at the YMCA. More than 80 children and teens performed beginner through advanced ballet and tap pieces, with specialty numbers such as Anchors Aweigh and Stars and Stripes.
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Norman Tarbell
YMCA
Anchors Aweigh
Joey Hagger
David Tiffany
Me and
My Shadow
Jim
Cliff Clark
Linda Tarbell
Jim Clark
Speed King
Clymer Majorettes
Ksthy Damon
Roup
Nancy Vidal
Leona Vanderschaals
Wanda Skuse
Judy Emory
Cheryl Burroughs
Phylls Mixer
Penny Harvey
Tarbell
Alfred van Dresar
Plund
Neal Miller
Jane Schiemer
Joe Hooks
Tara Walters
Shelli Walters
Valerie Morgan
Joan Morgan
Jas Young
Timothy Gould
Doddie McKnight
Chris Frisina
Holly Wheelock
Robbin Jolley
Donna Braswell
Crystal Cole
Hal Blount
Sandra Orn
Susan Cherry
Engagement of Roberta Lorraine McElroy to James William Burkhart
Mr and Mrs Walter McElroy of 616 North Center announce the engagement of their only daughter Roberta Lorraine to James William Burkhart son of Mrs Mary Burkhart of 28 West Irving. Roberta is a 1956 Corry Area High School graduate with a B S in elementary education from Edinboro State College and Alpha Delta Tau sorority member. James Burkhart, a 1955 Corry graduate, attended John Carroll University, served two years in the U S Marine Corps, and attends Gannon College. He is self employed at Burk's drive in restaurant. Roberta will teach in Corry schools this September. No wedding date yet.
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Rahija Studio
Meg
Walter McElroy
North Center Street
Roberta Lorraine
James’ William Burkhart
Mary Burkhart
West Irving Street
Thames Burkhart
Corry Area High School
Miss McElroy
Edinboro State College
Alpha Delta Tata Sorority
Camp Leaders Begin Training at Mead Park Day Camp
The Mead Glen Girl Scout Day Camp counselor training ran yesterday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Girl Scout Cabin in Mead Park. Director Mrs. Walter Nollinger presented a new camping film Camp Time Any Time and, with Mrs. Merrill Wade, covered camp goals, working with girls, teaching methods, and developing programs from simple activities as part of a three day series. Prospective leaders for Day Camp should contact Mrs. Nollinger of R. D. 3 to join the sessions on crafts songs dramatics and outdoor activities.
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Mead | Glen
Mead Park
Walter Nollinger
Merrill Wade
Post-Nuptial Party Honors Shambaughs
A postnuptial party honored Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shambaugh of East Frederick street who wed April 20 in Lake Worth Florida. The event at the Shambaugh home was hosted by Rev. and Mrs. Robert DeBoer and church deacons and deaconesses. Guests enjoyed games, readings by Mrs. Cecil Messinger and Mrs. Shambaugh, and treats from a decorated table.
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Cecil Messinger
Shambaugh
Charles Hubertz
Staff Welcomes Allan Hasbrouck to Advertising Dept
Topics journal notes Allan Hasbrouck joins the advertising staff to replace Bill Chtricu zzo who departs later this month with his family for Ari Back home on R D after an extended vacation. Dr N Troy Gillette, recently returned from Hawaii, also visited relatives in California and Washington during the trip home. Weekend visitors in Akron included Mrs Roy Vogt and family of Mead Avenue. Travelers to Mansfield Pa attended their daughter Bestice Ben Sink’s graduation at Mansfield State College and the school’s new library opening and opera workshop. Bea Ben Sink plans winter teaching in New York. The Great Lakes Bridge Tournament in Erie drew local players, including Life Master Mrs Elmer Schwartz, who recently played in Italy. Mrs Andrew Brown from Maples Fla traveled with Mrs Dorothy Jacobs of West Palm Beach. Norman York and children returned to Fern Dale after visiting Mrs York’s mother, Mrs F E York. Holiday
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Bernard Graham
Ann Harmon
Akron
Ohio
Roy Vogt
West Pleasant Street
Ronald Greeley
Mead Avenue
George Bensink
Bestikce
Mansfield State College
Albert Sandburg
Dexter
Opera Workshop
Gerald Bensink
Gary
Bea
Lea
New York State
Great Lakes
Erie
Elmer Schwartz
Italy
United States
Maples, Fla
Andrew Brown
Dorothy Jacobs
West Palm Beach
Norman York
Norman
Marion
Ferndale
Detroit
York
F. E. York
West South Street
Becks welcome son Russell Michael in West Lake Ohin
The birth of Russell Michael Beck on May 26 at West Lake Ohin to Mr and Mrs Russell C Beck is announced. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Russell P Beckwith of Waterford and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lester Lewis of East Bond Street.
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Russell Michael
West_Lake Ohin
Russell C. Beckwith
Corry
Russell P. Beckwith
Waterford
Lester Lewis
East Bond Street
Patt, West Virginia forgives its wooden jail
Patt, a town of about 600 residents ten miles east of Charleston, has given away its wooden jail. Mayor William H. Vaughan, also police court judge, said no prisoner has been held since his election last year.
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Charleston
W. Va
Patt
Here
William H. Vaughan
Methodists Honor Graduates At Family Night Dinner
The First Methodist Church honored its church school graduates at a family night dinner in the new dining room. The senior class colors red and white decorated the table with flowers and mint diploma favors. Speakers included Robert Marsh, Frank Sturgis, Oscar Johnson, and Rev. George A Myers. The year’s financials and next year’s budget were presented by Merle Dodd with Elwin Fuller and J Earle Billey assisting as pledge cards were distributed. The drive continues tonight and tomorrow, led by the same group that handled the building campaign. The Esther Circle served the chicken and biscuit tureen dinner to over 200 people, chaired by Mrs W B Stowe.
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First Method Aust
Robert Marsh
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Frank Sturgis
Oscar Johnson
Board of Christian Education
George A. Myers
Merle Dodd
Elwin Fuller
J. Earle Billey
Campaien
Esther Circle
W. B. Stowe
Install Officers For Tri-Hi-Y Club
The Tri-Hi-Y Club installed new officers at the YMCA to lead the Sophomore Club next year. Joan Neckers was named president Paula Meerdink vice president Molly Orcutt secretary Mary Ellen Johnson treasurer and Sharon Rhodes chaplain. Mrs James Lewis received a pearl necklace and earrings as advisor tribute.
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YMCA
Joan Neckers
Paula Meerdink
Molly Orcutt
Mary Ellen Johnson
Sharon Rhodes
James Lewis
Rotary meeting hears Nieman on industrial growth
James Nieman, counsel for the Corry Area Industrial Development Computation, spoke at the Rotary Club noon dinner at the Corry Hotel. He urged local support for expanding plants to attract workers, noting population decline and job shortages. Cecil Williams of Buffalo attended as a guest. Gerald Lane gave the invocation and Allan Hasbrouck led singing with William Leuby on piano.
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Sbies Agvenimmeny
Corry Area
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Charles Brackson
Nieman
Tte
Cecil Williams
Bul- Talo
Gerald Lane
Allan Hasbrouck
William Leuby
Party Honors Louise Grinder at Memorial Day Party
Mr. and Mrs. rever chains of Seventh Street hosted a graduation party for their daughter Louise Grinder on Memorial Day. Guests from North Towanda Buffalo Ashtabula Sheakleyville New Castle Erie Sparrnsburg attended. Louise, soon to graduate from Curry Area High School, received many gifts as entertainment featured a picnic lunch with hot dogs and hambur ers.
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Rever
Seventh Street
Louise Grinder
Miss Grinder
Cor~ry Area High School
North Tonawanda
Buffalo
Ashtabula
Ohio
Sheakleyville
New Castle
Erie
Sparlansburg
Jonathan Lodge Plans Benefit Show For Children
The regular meeting of Jonathan Lodge No 685 IOOF will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the IOOF Hall on North Center street. A good attendance is urged as plans will be completed for the IOOF Children's Home Benefit Show.
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Jonathan Lodge
Jonathan Lodge No
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Ioop Hall
North Center Street
IOOF
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Medina
Iutler
Robert Cavers
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Lulu Morton
Charles Benzinger
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New York
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John
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Shaver
Roberta McElroy
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John H. King
Betty
America
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Citizens National Bank OF Corry
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Pittsburgh
General Blanchard
North Side
Floyd Black
James Nieman Aneman
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Barney
Philco
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