Corry Country Club Hosts Dinner and Plans for June Events
A dinner for 60 at the Corry Country Club concluded with a brief ladies meeting. Reservations for the June 13 dessert bridge are due by the 11th to the reservations committee. A Ladies' Day is planned for Thursday with a 1 PM luncheon followed by bridge and golf in the afternoon.
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Country Club
Corry Country Club
Langdon Rowe
Philip Young
Horton Davis
James Mac-Tnnes
Frernoon
Birthday Party for Miss June Wood Celebrated
A birthday party honoring Miss June Wood of R. D. 2 marked her 11th birthday. Hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wood, the event featured party refreshments, games, and contests. Guests presented Miss Wood with numerous gifts.
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Miss June Wood
Dime Wood
R. D
B. B. Wood
Local Society News and Area Travel Notes
Centerville pastor and wife to be honored Sunday marking fifth anniversary at Centerville Baptist Church with morning program and dinner open house. Readers also note evacuation program at Solebury School and various local visits and travels including New York trips and family arrivals.
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Charles A. Fuller
Centerville
Tor Rey
Miss Phyllis Armitage and James Nesmith Wed at St Pauls
Miss Phyllis Marie Armitage and James Bilicott Nesmith wed Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church with a double ring ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Armitage, wore white satin and lace with a Juliet cap. the groom is son of Mrs. Romina Nesmith. Guests from Erie, Warren, Russell and Pittsburgh attended. The couple plan to reside in Warren after a Canada trip, with both having local employment and education details noted.
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Harold Armitage
East Pleasant Street
James Bilicott Nesmith
Russell
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harry S. Bowman
Romina Nesmith
Wilmington
Del
Harold Tlowers
Norma Dean May
Martha Goring
Conneaut, D
Kay Salapek
Warren
Nancy Armitage
Miss Goring
Vidley
The
Ride
Mrns
Robert Porter
Robert Curtis
George Fox
Bride
Treon Society
Cory High School
le New Process Company
Nesmith
Walker Lumber Mil Av Russell
Russell High
Cochran Volk Wedding Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Treva Volk of Columbus to William Cochran of Bear Lake. The wedding occurred at Takewood on Friday June 1 with Patricia as bridesmaid and Frank Savko as best man. The couple will reside at Bear Lake.
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Patricia
Frank Savko
Bear Lake
Canasta Club Meets at Arthur Lily Home
Members of a local canasta club gathered Saturday evening at the Hast Main street home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lily. A tureen dinner was served and the winning pair was Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hurlbut. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Van Dresar will host the next meeting on Friday June 15.
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Canasta Club
Hast Main Street
Arthur Lily
Richard Hurlbut
Alfred van Dresar
Bowling Team Party Hosted by Men’s A League
Five members of the Men’s A Bowling League and their wives attended a social evening Saturday at Cabins-in-the-Pines. Sponsor Peter Russell and captain James Maynard chaired the event with prizes distributed to those present. Those in attendance included Mr and Mrs Russell Mr and Mrs Maynard Mr and Mrs Caruso Mr and Mrs Hurlbert and Mr and Mrs Vanssens.
Miss Barbera Gates to Wed William F Trostie June 30
Miss Barbera Gates and William F. Trostie plan a candlelight wedding at 8 p.m. June 30 at the E U B Church. Miss Gates is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Gates of Fairview Street. Trostie is the son of Mrs. Florence Trostie of East Main Street. Reverend H Ray Harris will officiate. P T Barnum once sponsored Jenny Lind in her American debut.
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H. Ray Harris
Father's Day Program At Corry Grange Meeting
The Corry Grange held a Father's Day program Saturday evening at the T.O.F. Hall with a brief business session led by Worthy Master Roy Swart. Readings included Father’s Day by Mrs. William P. Akam and other pieces by Miss Florence Jackman Mrs. Lloyd McCray and Mrs. Eugene Powers. A duet by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Evangelista, group singing, and a closing prayer followed. The gathering recalled fathers during roll call and light refreshments were served. Next meeting set for June 16.
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Corry Grange
T.O.0
Roy Swart
William P. Akam
Florence Jackman
Lloyd McCray
Eugene Powers
Norman Swart
Patrick Evangelista
Hubby
Wife
Ralph Gates
Triple K Club Met At Columbus Saturday
Mrs. George Bensink entertained the Triple s Club members at her Columbus home on Saturday. A luncheon was served at 1 o'clock followed by social time in the afternoon. Attendees included Miss Laura Dodd Miss Lillian Carter and Mrs. Herman Stelmer of Brie. The July meeting will be a picnic at Mead Park on the first Saturday.
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Columbus
George Bensink
Laura Dodd
Lillian Caster
Herman Stelmer
Mead Park
Newborns Reported at Local Hospitals This Weekend
A series of birth notices from Cory Memorial Hospital Wesfield Hospital and Stem Memorial Hospital list newborn sons for Merrill McCray Troy Walker Donald Seamore and Alfred Haenel. Mothers include Gladys Brown and the Seemore family.
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Evenine
Merrill McCray
el- bin
Cory Memorial Hospital
Wesfield Hospital
Donald Seamore
Stedinall
Seemore
Gladys Brown
West Spring Creek
Truman Seen as Choice of Dems in 1952 Primaries
Washington reports that unless administration leaders alter plans, President Truman's name could be entered in next spring's Democratic primaries as a potential candidate to succeed himself. A spokesman said this would not bind Truman to run, and he may delay any decision until after the Republican Chicago nominating convention in July. Potential candidates would face state delegation pledges favoring Truman, with Ohio officials already exploring delegation deals and names like William M. Boyle, Sr., being discussed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Truman
Chicago
South
Ohio
William M. Boyle, Sr
Abouit
State of Truman
Police Inspector Hobson Kills Self in Philadelphia Basement
Philadelphia report says Warren W. Hobson, 59, police inspector, shot himself in his West Philadelphia basement. He is the second local inspector to die by suicide in under two years, following Inspector Craig D. Ellis who killed himself near Media last October.
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West Philadelphia
Hobson
Craig D. Ellis
Media
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