Miss Leona Holton Honored At Shower
Miss Leona Holton was honored Friday evening at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Carl Gates and Mrs. Floyd Black at the Gates home on Fairview street. Twenty guests attended with Mrs. Raymond Dyckes and Miss Florence Fond winning guessing contest prizes, and Mrs. Ann Esterbrook and Miss Pond taking bingo awards. The hosts served Pineapple whip with Ritz crackers, bridecake and coffee, and Miss Holton received an electric Toastmaster from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Holton
Carl Gates
Floyd Black
Gates
Fairview Street
Raymond Dyckes
Florence Fond
Ann Esterbrook
Miss Pond
Mrs. Black
Miss Holtom
Surprise Birthday Party For Miss Blanche Loveland
Miss Blanche Loveland was honored Friday at a surprise birthday gathering hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Mott Stormes on East Smith Street. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Harry Rhodes, Mr and Mrs Dan Decoux, A Munger, Allen Robbins, and George L McKay of Toronto. The group enjoyed social time and later shared cake ice cream and coffee. a gift was presented to Miss Loveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Loveland
Washington PTA Fair Nets Over $220 Despite Rain
The Washington School PTA fair drew about 500 attendees despite bad weather and raised over 220 dollars for school projects. Junior High School orchestra directed by H Lynn Rive entertained. The event featured a fish pond bingo fancy work booth hamburgers hot dogs ice cream suckers and Dixie cups with John Mountain selling the winning land price ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington School P. TA
H. Lynn Rive
John Mountain
West Washington Street
Philip Zalanech
P. 1
Beneft
PT. A. Wasiiry
Legion Auxiliary Closes Summer Session at Legion Home
Eighteen members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Home for the final session before summer recess. President Mary Ann Warmer chaired. Plans were made for a delegation to the tri county council meeting on June 11 at Wesleyville with transportation arranged through Mrs Alta Ora. Mrs Ova Harper reported 375 children registered for the taxoid clinic for pre identified children, sponsored by the Legion Auxiliary at the City Building. Past president's pin was presented to Mrs. Mary Warner by Mrs. Mary Murray. A lunch followed hosted by Mrs. Mary Orn, Mrs Nellie Albaugh, Mrs Anna Gravino, Mrs Lucille Young and Miss Mary Geavina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Mary Ann Warmer
Tri-County
Wesleyville
Alta Ora
Ova Harper
Legion ‘Auncillary
Warner
Mary Murray
Legion
Mary Orn
Nellie Albaugh
Anna Gravino
Lucille Young
Mary Geavina
Plans Complete For Kamber Stahl Wedding Invitations
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Mervyn Nast invite Comyites to a reception at 33 West Pleasant Street for Miss Minna Lillian Kamber and Jack Mendel Stahl. The 200 guest event is Sunday June 25 from 3 PM to 1 AM with a ceremony at 1 PM by Rabbi Glynn of Tree of Life Synagogue Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl-Kamber
Mervyn Nast
Minna Lillian Kamber
Jack Mendel Stahl
Nast
West Pleasant Street
Kamber
Stahl
Glynn
Tree of Life Synagogue
Oil City
Matilda Kamber
Washington
Robert Stahl
New York City
Final Teen Age Dance Concludes Season at Junior High
Over 140 teen students from forty schools attended the final dance of the season Friday at the Junior High School. American Legion sponsored the event with George Le Fevre and his five piece orchestra from Union City providing music. A half hour feature by the Star Casino act entertained before the dance ended at midnight with chaperons Mr and Mrs Richard Bacheter, Mr and Mrs Digit Caster, and Mr and Mrs Russell Glenn credited for a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symnesia
American Legion
George LeFevre
Union City
Star Casino
O’elock
Richard Bacheter
Corryites Attend Red Cross Convention in Cleveland
Neto Needham and Mrs. Orval Root will travel Sunday to Cleveland for the Red Cross national convention from Monday through Thursday at Public Hall. Governor Thomas J Herbert and Albert H Higley will welcome delegates as a 60 member governing board is created and diverse programs are planned.
Wedding of Mary Jean Mooney and James Leo Allyn at St Thomas Church
One of the season’s pivotal weddings took place at St Thomas Church in the presence of many friends and relatives. Miss Mary Jean Mooney, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Mooney of Park Street, wed James Leo Allyn, son of Mrs Frances Allyn of Batavia NY, with Rev Francis J Graves officiating. The ceremony featured white and purple decor, organ music by Mrs James Wharton, and songs by Mary Jean Sullivan. Miss Barbara Ann Keppel was maid of honor in a dotted Swiss gown and crownless bonnet, carrying an old fashioned bouquet. Bridal attendants Cecelia Sullivan and Nellie Conall wore matching gowns with old fashioned bouquets. The Bracken Jr. served as…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St .Thomas’ Church
Mary Jea Mooney
John Mooney
Parketree
James Leo Allyn
Frances Alyn
Batwyia
N.Y
Francis J. Graves
James Wharton
Mary Jean Sullivan
Mooney
Oni Illes
Winnid
Barbara Ann Keppel
Mllul
Stullar
Cecelia Sulli‘Wali
Sauron
Nellie Con
Pittsburgh
Maine
Olin Wi Bracken, Jr
Allyn wedding reception and guests at Corry Hotel
Mrs. Allyn and James L. Allyn celebrated a church wedding with a reception in the Corry Room of the Hotel Corry at 11 30. Neat man and ushers were Sullivan and Mooney. About 30 guests attended the afternoon gathering and another two hundred were expected this afternoon in Corry for the reception. The bride wore a honey colored gabardine suit with brown accessories and gardenias, and the couple plans a two week honeymoon in Detroit before settling at 148 Park Street. Mrs. Allyn is a 1941 graduate of Trias School and Mercy Hospital Nursing in 1946. Mr. Allyn is an Oakfield High School graduate who served three years in the Army and is assistant manager at Montgomery Ward. Several relatives and friends from Erie, Buffalo, Me., and Ontario joined the celebration and travel plans for visits to Detroit and Adrian were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spert Sullivan
Joseph Mooney
Corry
Selock
Nowers
Taper
Ny Troy Gillette
Allyn
Oakfield High School
Oakfield
N. C
Arty
European Center
Montgomery Ward
Hose
Away
Frances Allyn
Daugh
Frances
Lee Allyn
Mary Lang
Normen Johnson
Batavia
Frank ‘Keefe
Pauline Keefe
Betty Keefe
Ruth O'Day
Harry’ Tan
Mary Hadlow
Rita Gallagher
Erie
Clyde Anderson
Sherman
Charles Moore
Worcester
Nelson Grant
Hazel Deck
Virginia
Buffalo
Mire-Jear Drobneck
Brie
Archie Gibas
Gluyna
Alber
Gluyuim
Joseph Sander
Brant Waseak
William Gerasky
Gluyna Avill
Pacific
Swissvale
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
VeKees Rocks
Munhall
Whitaker
City
Warren
Cleveland
Caldwell
Jefferson
Well-Known Couple Marry In St Tihanuss Ceremony
Miss Marjorie Tathive Slattery, daughter of Mrs. Francis A. Slattery, and Motke Spee Amy, son of Mrs. Poretge, married at Lady of Ser petuial Hope Chapel in St Tihanuss Church. Double ring ceremony with over one hundred guests. reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple plans a honeymoon in northern New York and Canada. she to remain in the city briefly before joining him in Fall. Out-of-town guests came from Jamestown and Burtala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Marjorie Tathive
Uipy
Francis A. Slattery
North Depter Street
Motke Spee
Amy
Mre Ploretge
West Washington Street
Merle Amy
Ray
Pascis J. Graves
Tony
Lady of Serpetuial Hope Chapel
St. Tihanuss Church
Waa Atirady
Robert McGlintock
Maton
Amy Wa
Spring Towers
Alfred Morrison
W. B. Lethiman
New Yorke
Gannda
Cory
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Raymond Mig. l Company
Corry
University of Pillsbueh
Tum
Fine
Jamestown
Burtala
Nuptial High Mass Unites Miss Gibas And Edward Gluyna
Miss Rose Marie Gibas and Edward M. Gluyna unite in marriage at a Nuptial High Mass in St. Elizabeth's Church. The ceremony featured altar flowers, music by Mrs. Mildred Denton, and a reception at St. Elizabeth's Hall. The couple plans a honeymoon in Detroit and Canada, then to reside with the groom's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Marie Gibas
Edward M. Gluyna
Corry Women Prepare for Pennsylvania Federation Convention
Mrs Lavina Eysar president and delegate and other delegates plan to attend the 27th annual convention of the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs in Pittsburgh June 12 to 16. The Carlyites will attend meetings at the William Penn Hotel. District 3 chairman is Miss E Grace Underwood with Miss Grace Daniels as Kingston president. An officers election will be held and events include a banquet Saturday night and an emblem breakfast Sunday morning to close the convention.
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Pittsburgh
Lavina Eysar
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Mary DeLury
E. Grace Underwood
Grace B. Daniels
Kingston
Olice
Clymer Central Banquet At Hotel Corry
The junior and senior banquet for Clymer Central was held last evening at the Hotel Corry in the Corry Room. About seventy students and teachers attended, sharing a delectable dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer School
Hotel Corry
Clymer Central’ School
Guess
Corry
Miss Rebecca Cogan Engaged to Johaniel Bell
Announcement from Mr and Mrs J B Cogan of 10 West Church Street reveals the engagement of their daughter Mary Revecta Cogan to Johaniel D Bell of Philadelphia son of Mr and Mrs John Bell The couple both have strong local ties with Mary a Corry Senior High School graduate class of 1944 attended Pennsylvania State College and employed at Bell Telephone Company Johaniel D Bell holds a master’s degree in chemical engineering from Pennsylvania State College earned in February and works for Atlantic Refining Company in Philadelphia No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Cogan
J.B. Cogan
West Church Street
Mary Revecta
Johaniel D. Bell
John Bell
Philadelphia
Cogen
Corry
Pennsylvania Suite College
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Company. Mr. Hell
Pennsylvania State College
Philarrlphia
Atlantic Refining Company
Berean Society Meets at Zepia Home for Regular Gathering
The Berean Society of the Baptist Church met at Mr. and Mrs. John Zepia on North Center Street Friday evening with 11 members and one guest, Rev. J. Edwin Hartill of Minneapolis presiding. Rev. Francis G. Whiteman led the Bible study and games while guests enjoyed visiting. Mrs. Zepka served salad and dessert. on June 27 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Damon of Spring Creek are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Society
Beye Society of the Baptist Church
John Zepia
North Center Street
J. Edwin Hartill
Minneapolis
Francis G. Whiteman
Zepka
Robert A. Damon
Spring Creek
Fie Hosta
Miss Edith Fenno Honors Birthday With Party
Miss Edith Fenno celebrated her 18th birthday hosted by her parents Clair and Mrs Fenno of R D 2. Attendees included Lucils Daily Martha Preble Dorothy Gregory Lowise Daily Shariotte Baker Joyce Mecry Bey Aly Warner Helen Bailey Vip sinia Miller. Afternoon games featured awards for Lieble Daily Baker Gregory and Preble. Ice cream and birthday cake served at 4 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Fenno
Edit Fenno
Clair Fenno
Lucils Daily
Martha Preble
Dorothy Gregory
Lowise Daily
Shariotte Baker
Joyce Mecry
Beyaly Warner
Helen Bailey
Vipsinia Miller
Cornbread Leftovers Taste Like Fresh Bread When Reheated
Warm leftovers prove cornbread remains tasty when butter is spread thinly and the crust is reheated toasty. The note highlights the comfort of reheated corn bread and its close comparison to freshly baked bread.
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Sale Aw
Restor Arisser Nace
Teresa Wright
Donlevy Wrose
Hobart
Charles Smith
Law
Russell Tris
Adrian
Frank Taylen
Sidney Lanfield
Gary Cooper
Rex
Dorel Porkina
Mays
Red Cross
Ane
Mary Jean Mooney
St. Thomas
James L. Allyn Thurch
Fred Raton
McKay
Toronto
Canada
Munger
East
Smith Street
Harold Powell
Gonjer Street
Toledo
J. Bred Kinley
Busan
Mr Blakeslee
T. Holden
Raymond Mfg
Raymond Sloan
George Sloan
Agnes Sloan
East Main Street
J. GC. Lannan
L. Barnes
Lannan
Glennis Warner
Margaret Ann
Snyder Circle
Roihford
Harry Oswalt
Mary Higgins
J. E. Higgins
Olean
Gloria Sullivan
Sally Sullivan
Rita Gevkeen
Louise Mignaccio
Mary C. Guadagno
Edward Winder
Ethel Ottaway
Lemon Street
Donna Christie
Wright Street
Grove City
Frank Christie
Joyce Skinier
Franklin Street
Jamestown Business College
Patricia Herbert
Bradford
Latso
Oliy Wiliam Morvité
S @ Buest
Vicuor Cragg, Jr
Park Street
Cagee
Slippery Rock College
Raymond Seastead
Cuyahoga Falls
Arnold Seastead
Ana
Nori Genter Street
Henry Carlson
Ridgway
Neve
Min Mir
al Holton
Samily
Sogig
Aupe
St. Elizabeth's
Ant
Ploryan Gibas
A. D
Edward Michael Gluyna
Mary Gluvna
John DeSante
Mildred’ Denton
Cleureh Ovianist
Theresa Bogniate
Genevieve Gibas
Joseph Piccar
Maid of Honor
Ann
Merle Gibas
Mildred Gibas
Anne
Bacha
Cecilia Vayrel
T.S. Kelsey
Optometrist
N. Canter Ie
Moun
Ean Aisbien
Zuckerman
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