Calvary Baptist Church Hosts Beverly Kimmy and Larry Wood Wedding
The May 27 ceremony at 3 pm in Union City united Miss Beverly Jean Kimmy and Larry William Wood. Attended by family, wedding party included maid of honor Cathy Donche and best man Albert Wood. The bride, her parents listed, wore blue lace over taffeta. officiant was Rev. Bert Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Church
Union City
Beverly Jean Kimmy
Larry William Wood
Cathy Donche
Local Society Notes Span Weddings Picnics and Ancestral Roots
Boars Society Editor Birdie Tells Us about Mr and Mrs Donald Nantes attending the 61st annual Pennsylvania Elks State Association convention in Tamment Pa. Leon Ten Huisen and Lena celebrate their 49th anniversary with family in the city. Mead Park hosts Concord School family picnic with a 6 pm supper and PTA notes. Mrs Harold Flowers returns from Rochester after her son Thomas I Flowers earns a BS in accounting at the University of Rochester. A wedding reception for a Corry bride draws guests from Buffalo Warren Erie and nearby towns. The couple plans a Niagara Falls honeymoon and will live on Seventh Street in Corry. Tokyo pigeons crowd parks. officials plan reuse of a 3 year old catch-and-release tactic moving birds to other parks and Seoul.
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Donald
Nantes
George
East Main Street
Tamment
The
Poconos
Pennsylvania Elks State Association
Leon
Lena) Ten Huisen
West Bend Street
Douglas
Norma) Hanks
West Bond Street
Everett ‘Ten Huisen
Westfield
Harold
Florence Flowers
East Frederick Street
Rochester
N.Y
Thomas I. Flowers
University of Rochester
University
Flowers
Carlton Kurz
Warren, Pa
Constance
Connie Root
Raymond
Jean) Root
Oakley Avenue
Buffalo
Warren
Erie
Corry
Waterford
Mill Village
Fairview
Union City
W. F. Ricker
North Cen
Strest
New York City
Niagara
Falls
Seventh Street
Union City Area
Erie County Plastics Corporation
Wood
Wattsburg
Corry Rubber Corporation
Carol McCaslin Marries Laverne Jaquith in Bear Lake Church
The Evangelical United Brethren Church at Bear Lake hosted the May 20 ceremony at 2 p.m. for Carol Rae McCaslin and Laverne Glen Jaquith. Rev. Lynn Ostrander officiated the double ring wedding, with Donna McCaslin as maid of honor and Thomas Johnson as best man. The reception followed in the church social rooms for about 150 guests from Bear Lake and surrounding towns. The couple will reside at 172 Clinton Street. Carol is a 1963 graduate of Corry Area High School and works at the National Bank of Corry. Laverne is a 1963 CAHS graduate and employed at Corry Jamestown Corporation.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bear Lake
Mise Carol Rae McCaslin
Frank McCaslin
West Pleasant Street
Laverne Glen Jaquith
Clinton Street
Glen Jaquith
Lynn Ostrander
Richard Crosby
Donna McCaslin
Thomas Johnson
Jack McCaslin
Donald Jaquith
Thomas Lamendola
Donald MecCaslin
Chester Bailey
Christine Jaquith
Donna Hartel
Nancy Lamendola
Marsha McCaslin
Kay McCaslin
Kathy McCastin
United States Army
Corry Jamestown Corporation
The
National Bank
Donna McCasiin
Kenneth Jaquith
Harold Jaquith
Marion Jaquith
Hamot appoints Connie Patterson head nurse in urology
Connie Patterson named head nurse of Hamot Hospital urology department in Erie. A 1965 Hamot School of Nursing graduate, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Merrill Patterson of 215 South Center Street. The department is led by Dr Richard Lyons and Dr Petri.
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Connie Patterson
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Connie
Hamot Hospital School of Nursing
Richard Lyons
Petri
Merrill
Marian) Patterson
South Center Street
Skydiver Dies After Fall From 7500 Feet
Ronald Lancaster 27 of Gardner Maine died in a farm field near Easton after a jump from 7500 feet. Two companions landed safely while witnesses said Lancaster panicked, tried to reach the main chute strings, and was advised to deploy his reserve chute. Coroner's office investigating at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Easton
Corry Me
Theodore May
Allen- Snyder Circle
May
Bethlehem
Lancaster
Dan Appelgate
Frank McNave
Earl Koehler
George Winter
Power blackout spreads through New Jersey centers
Power outages extended to Hackensack and Elizabeth as high demand disrupted northern New Jersey. New York City remained unaffected. Officials reiterated that the November 1965 blackout did not affect New Jersey and warned of possible further outages in surrounding areas.
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Hackensack
Elizabeth
New Jersey
New York City
Hints From Heloise On Pet Messes And Quick Carpet Help
Dear Heloise shares practical home hints from the National Institute of Rug Cleaners on handling dog urine stains. Advice covers immediate blotting, a detergent and vinegar cleaning method, drying with absorbent material, and weight to speed drying, plus caution on dye changes and carpet damage.
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Heloise
Sport
National Institute of Rug Cleaning
Washington, D.C
Hare
National Institute of Rug Cleaners
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Larry Wood
Kimmy
Homer Kimmy
Peel Read, R. D. 1
Mr. Wood
Franklin Wood
Bert Brandon
Albert Wood
Mr. and
Mrs
Society Editor
Birdie
Mead Park
Concord School
Ivan Bennink
PTA
Tokyo
Seoul
South Korea
Carol McCaslin
Bride of Laverne Jaquith
Elle
Spring Creek
Columbus
Titusville
Pittsfield
Wilk
AAA
Chicago
Harry S. Kirk
American Automobile Association
Horse and Pony Club
Linda May
Shady Avenue
Country Club Women’s Association
Women's Golf and Bridge Association of the
Corry Country Club
C. A. Hillstrom
William Masler
William E. Rodemeyer
Ralph Bailey
Horton Davis
Eugene Bloom
P. B. Sonoski
John Mohr
George Hagger
Charles Williams
Northwestern
Ross Bailey
Joseph Oliver
Chautauqua Institution
Joseph Clarke
Chautauqua
Bea's
Joseph Seitz
Jack Stahl
Martha Sprickman
Temon Hall
Earth
Wes Russell Lowell
Ross Halley
William Rodemeyer
C. A. Billstrom
Eugene P
Horton J. Davis
McMichael
Loblaws
United States Department of Agriculture
America
Ogle Lumber
Tru Value Building Supply Center
North Hills
Macadam Hill
Willum Scheer
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