Paul W Chase Marries Coraopolis Bride in Presbyterian Church
The wedding of Paul W. Chase to Miss Coropolis native took place Saturday at the First United Presbyterian Church in Corapolis. Rev James G McConpel officiated at 2:00 PM. The bride wore a formal gown with white accessories and carried a bouquet. Attendants included Miss Carrie White. After the ceremony, the couple will reside at Cinco Avenue in Corapolis. The groom is a student at Kent University in Ohio and a native of Corapolis. More guests from nearby towns attended the ceremony.
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Coraopolis
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Nif Dine
Mita Noriia Jean Alexander
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Columbus Grange To Honor 50 Year Members
Columbus Grange plans to honor long serving members as it notes nine decades of collective membership. A memorial service was held for Lil Grange members who died this year, listing Aire Bis Brisson and Archie Norton among the deceased, with stories read and refreshments served to attendees.
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Myl Moudiayewe
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Abalae Dichter
Clyde ‘Meeitwer
Lil Grange
Aire Bis
Archie Brisson
Archie Norton
Tellling
Delores Bindley
Rey Bowes Hosts Cemetery Aid Meeting
Mrs Frederick Bowes hosted a cemetery aid association meeting at her home with Rev. Bowes presiding. Twenty four members attended and heard reports. The next luncheon will be at Miss Florence Sexton’s home in Elgin on July 14.
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Bowes
Florence Sexton
Elgin
Senior Extension Club Elects New Officers for Year
Newly elected officers led the Jie County Senior Extension Club at Watts bine Grange Hall with Gerald Bennink as president and Jatiea Tiewteiby Ronaiak as secretary. Members were invited to join the group for Eden retreat and community review. The next meeting will be a picnic in July.
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Jie
Eden
Evintrice
Farewell Party for Clinton J McLean at VEW Post Home
Clinton J McLean, soon to depart for Fort Myers, Florida, was honored at a farewell party in the VEW Post home Garden Room. Thirty-two friends attended a formal dinner with toastmaster John Killock and speeches by W Stuart Houghton Ross Fehlman and Mr Mebein. A group check was presented by CH Holden. The evening continued with social time after the meal.
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Clinton i McLean
Ft Meyers
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John Killock
W. Stuart Houghon
Ross Fehlmen
Mr. Mebein
CH. Holden
Wayne Valley Men Hold Final Meeting
Wayne Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church men met with Mr and Mrs David Lindquist at Beaverdam Monday evening. Vicw President Orn Gibbons conducted the business session after lunch. Rev J Leon Maneval led devotions and the session adjourned until September 10 at the home of Mr and Mrs Adin Kloppenstein of Beaverdam.
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Stuery
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Norman Merritt Graduates From Cornell With BS in Agriculture
Norman Merritt son of Mr and Mrs Russell Merritt of 341 South Second Avenue was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture at Cornell University Ithaca New York during Monday’s commencement. He was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Air Force Reserve after completing ROTC. Present at the ceremony were his wife and his parents Carmen and Dennis Merritt Miss Rosalie Webb and other relatives who accompanied the Merritts home to Corty yesterday. The couple plan to work in Ithaca for the summer and fall and Merritt will pursue further study at Cornell.
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Russell Merritt
South Second Avenue
Cornell University
Tihaca
N.Y
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Dennis
Rosalie Web
Corty
Treon Society Outing At Chautauqua Lake
The Freon Society of St Pauls Tuthersn Church met yesterday at Mrs Harold K Powell’s summer home at Prendergast Point on Chautauqua Lake. Twenty members enjoyed swimming boating and a tureen dinner before a brief business session. They voted to sponsor the summer Bible School students’ picnic at the close of sessions. This was the final meeting until September.
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Freon Society
St. Paul's Tuthersn
Harold K. Powell
Prendergast Point
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E. E. Hawkins
Nicholas Gorman
Friendship Aid Meeting at Mrs Glenn Humes Home
Twelve members of the Friendship Aid of the Saintvangeligal United Brethren Church met last evening at the West Smith street home of Mrs. Glenn Humes. Devotions led by Mrs. Lyle Chase opened the session and members shared favorite scripture verses. Mrs. Gertrude Grover, president, conducted the business portion. The next meeting will be June 26 at Mrs. Lynn Campbells home R D 3 with officer elections. Refreshments of fruit cake assorted cookies coffee and tea were served by Mrs. Gerald Fish and Mrs G T Bergman.
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Friendship Aid
Glenn Humes
Stvangeligal
Gerald Fish
G. ‘T. Bergman
Jelio
Obert Couple Announce Engagement of Janet Marle
Mr and Mrs Charles J Obert of Spartansburg announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Janet Marle to Ronald Penoyer of Spartansburg Both are graduates of Spartansburg High School Her fiancé works for the Corry Jamestown Mt Co The wedding is planned for the near future.
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Sparta
Charles J. Obert
Spartansburg
Janet Marle
Ronald Penoyer
Spartansburg High School
Corry-Jamestown Mt. Co
Sture
Twin daughters born at Corry Memorial Hospital
Yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital atertioo born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Roithouse of Clymer no twin daughters. A son born to Mr and Mrs James Small 129 Wright Street yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital Mrs Small formerly Rosalind Rhodes.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
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Golden Links Class Holds Tureen Dinner and Meeting
The Golden Links Class met yesterday at First Methodist Church parlors with 20 members attending. A 13-dined dinner was served at 2 o clock, hosted by Irene Mountain, Irvin Young, Bertha Warner, and Bessie Cyphert. Upcoming Weir plans were outlined. other business and fellowship followed. No meeting until September. date and place to be announced.
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Irvin Young
Bertha Warner
Bessie Cyphert
Expect Hospital Aide To Resign At Jamestown
Jamestown Mayor Carl Sanford said hospital superintendent William J Hoobler will submit his resignation around August 18 after a hospital staff meeting. Mark W Lyons, the institution’s business manager, will serve as acting superintendent until a replacement is found. Hoobler declined further comment.
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Speeding arrests rise after new penalties issued
Barrisburg reports arrests for speeding in posted zones of 50 mph or more have surged to about a thousand monthly since Gov Leader ordered graduated penalties. State Police traffic expert Capt. Thomas Cahalan says enforcement is stricter and aimed at habitual offenders, with five months of data since the change.
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Barrisburg
Thomas P. Cihalan
Cahslan
Traffic fatalities and suspensions trend report
In April 1956 road fatalities reached 141, down from 144 in April last year, while February and March combined had 248 deaths versus 289 for January and February. March suspensions were 3 50, down from 3 190 in 1955, and April suspensions fell to 1 283 from 2 098 the prior April due to program changes.
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Highway Safety Bureau
New Elephant Couple Reported in Mayville Neighborhood
A Jamestown woman, fond of animals, keeps company with an elephant at a local business basement. The pair spent Sunday night at the docky beast's new home, while the elephant nudged open a dorm door and wandered Blanchard Street seeking grass in the evening.
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