Deborah Fish Becomes Mrs Nichols In Spartansburg Wedding
Deborah Kathleen Fish daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy M Fish of Spartansburg wed Lt Colin Keith Nichols son of Mr and Mrs Keith Nichols of Spartansburg at the Spartansburg Methodist Church. The ceremony featured double ring rites with floral décor and selections by a church soloist and organist. The couple planned a western states honeymoon en route to Fort Bliss Texas and will reside in El Paso. The bride is a 1965 Edinboro graduate and a 1961 Spartansburg merged high school alumna. The groom is a 1964 Colorado College graduate serving as a lieutenant in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Kathleen Fish
Spartansburg
Colin Keith Nichols
el Paso
Texas
Keith Nichols
R.D
Fish
Guy M. Fish
Samuel Braley
Leslie Winans
Wagtner
Lohengrin
Kaylene Bliley
Barbara Fish
Erie
Jine Hackett
Titusvill
Annette Kraysick
Farrell
Mary Anne Lois
Greensburg
Susan Christine Skiff
Ricky Lyhn Nichols
William Scouten Jr
Michael Rice
Meadville
Patrick Coyle
Centerville
Charles Maynard
Georgene Lucas
Lula Hopkins
Cheryl Lithgow
Cleveland
Warren
Titusville
Corry
Fort Bliss
Nichols
Edinboro State College
Edinboro
Sparta Merged
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Sparta Merged High School
United States Army
Bernard Skiff
Dennis Coyle
Luncheon Honors Baltimore Guest at Corry Country Club
Mrs. L. Richard Fuller hosted a luncheon at Corry Country Club for her guest Mrs. Hugo Kuntz of Baltimore Maryland. Mrs. Kuntz is visiting with her husband who is in Corry for business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Richard Fuller
Corry Country Club
Hugo Kuntz
Baltimore
Sekerak Family Holds Reunion in Corry
The Sekerak family reunion gathered 47 people from ten families at the Sek erak farm on East Columbus Avenue Sunday hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Kriyonak of Duquesne Pa Attendees included Erie group members such as Mr and Mrs Andrew Balog Mr and Mrs John Sekerak and family Mr and Mrs Raymond Kidd and Mr and Mrs Theodore Kormas and families A business session led by president George Sekerak named new officers and a tureen dinner followed with games and social time.
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Sekerak Brothers
East Columbus Avenue
Sekterak
Joseph Kriyonak
Duquesne
Richard Drobnek
Baltimore
Edward
Kormos
Detroit
Matie Sekerak
Corry
Italy
Carolyn Sekerak
Academy High School
Erie
George Sekerdk
Michael Drobnek
John Sekerak
Rexford’ Proctor
Andrew Balog
Raymond Kidd
Theodore Kormas
Findley
Rexford Proctor
Joseph Brivenne
Columbus
George Sekerak
Michael Sekerak
Joan Drobnek
Theodore Kotemos
Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Partial Fight Text
Readable lines show stray phrases about a fight scene and a box theme with disjoint wording. No clear persons places or dates are identifiable from the fragment.
Mrs Flowers Piano Pupils Stage Recital With Varied Solos
Mrs Florence Flowers leads twenty eight piano and organ students in a recital at the concert where Debbie Hall Wendy Master Paulette Burrows and Linda Armitage contribute organ and piano pieces. Mauries Bohman of Erie performs a vocal closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Flowers
Parsons
Mauries J. Bohman
Erie
Debbie Hall
Wendy Master
Paulette Burrows
Linda Armitage
Pete Sient
Debbie Meerdink
Beckie Summerville
Lynell Webster
Sharon Minor
Mollié Rudolph
David Schweigert
Jeanne Bracken
Carol Brown
Norman Nelson
Judy Calvin
Tumble Weed
Kentucky
Babe
Minka and
Roses
the South
Mrs. Flowers
Deserted Isle
The
King’s Review
Diane Williams
Gavotte
Jeffery Peck
Jane Galbreath
Ninetta
Mary Davidson
Bach Sherry Bennink
Sherry Bennink
Cynthia Loveland
Clair de Lune
Jane Leishman
Valelk
Mokress
Hugh McKnight
Moszkowski
Maurice J. Bohman
Jesus
O'Hara
Community notices and club events reported in Corry area
Corry federation and Rotary Luncheon highlights feature Rickers and Mrs Rickers representing the Corry Union City Shrine Club. Attendees included Robert Ott Jr at the luncheon with Allen Kult introducing him. Slides from western trips and ski shots shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ott Jr
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Allen Kult
Lester Lopus
Atlantic City
Rev. H. Kenyon Leishman
James Lamb Free Dies At 59 In California
James Lamb Free a 59 year old real estate developer author and former Chicago advertising executive died yesterday in Santa Barbara California. He is remembered for his business ventures and writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lamb Free
Santa Barbara
Calif
Chicago
Rebecca Turner and G John Payer Wed In June
Rebecca Turner and G John Payer announced plans for their wedding on June 19 at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church. Turner is from Spartansburg area and attended Area High School and Toccoa Falls College. Payer is the son of George and the late Clayton Payer of Spartansburg and teaches science at Fort LeBoeuf High School in Waterford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Ruth Turner
Mtartansbur School
Personal Shower Honors Miss Kathleen Keppel
A Saturday afternoon shower at the Keppel home honors Miss Kathleen Keppel. Hostesses Mrs. Keppel Mrs. Daniel Rowlant and Carolyn Keppel. Awards go to Linda Chase Genry Rose and Linda Halfast with Halfast receiving a special award. Miss Keppel to wed Robert Jaquith June 19 at St Elizabeth's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
Katie) Keppel
John Keppel
R. D
Keppel
Daniel Rowlant
Carolyn Keppel
Linda Chase
Genry Rose
Linda Halfast
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Deborah Fish Bride
Colin Nichols
Sawyer
Sekerak
Ry Jamestown Corporation
Jan Howard
McMichael
Lennox
C. J. Peterson and Son
First Avenue
Barney B
Bennett
House of Fashion
Birdie
Rickers
Carl Swanson
East South Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Nurses Alumni Association
Meyer Memorialospital
Earl Hasbrouck
Liberty Street
Margaret and
Freda Morris
Blakeslee Street
Joseph Laibach
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No
Mead Park
Penn Sheraton
Pittsburgh
M. Agnes Lynch
Clara Hill
Keppel Tiffany
Ethel
Spencer
Corry Business and Professional Women's Club
Pennsylvania Federation of Bpw Clubs
Gertrude Franklin Atherton
Rebecca Turner
John Payer
Wieners
Bologna
Hershey's Chocolate Syrup
Chase & Sanborn
Comstock
Hereford
Shurfii
California
Valencia
Don
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