Florida wedding tale of Follett Sturm at St Thomas
Susan Louise Follett and Bernard Joseph Sturm Jr. wed at St Thomas the Apostle Church in a white satin gown with pearl trim and Alencon lace. Attendants wore sky blue chiffon and yellow accents. Bridesmaids included twin Sally Atm of Clearwater. Reception at Moose Club featured sky blue and yellow decor. The bride and groom will live in Dunedin Florida.
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Florida
Susan Follett
Bernard Sturm
St. Thomas
Susan Louise Follett
Vennis R. Follett
Bernard Joseph Sturm Jr
Bernard Joseph Sturm Sr
Buffalo
Sturday
Jane Tat
St. Thomas the Apostle Roman Catholic Church
Leonate Doleski
Jace
Robert
Miss Follett
Sally Atm
Clearwater
Fla
Robert Follett
Pittsburs
Quon
Naneyle
Corr
Meener Mchas
Gide Augiel
Moose Club
Shirley Bond
Akron
Ohio
Flora Ann Ross
Craig G. Hyer
John Middleton
Sandra Rae Craken
Patricia Kinney
L. Q. Nichols
Martha Stohlbere
Pitt
Coury Arew High School
Akron City Hospital
John PB Lee
Pape Bishop ‘Timon
Golfork Association Golf Club
Diberin
Pla
the Hewlyweds
Gladys Circle
Dunedin
Philadelphia
Jamestown
Chautauqua Lake
Silva Reek
West Point Graduate Speaks at Rotary Club Meeting
2nd Lt. Donald Kier, a West Point graduate, was guest speaker at yesterday’s Rotary Club lunch at the Hotel Corry. He outlined four years at West Point with humorous and serious incidents. Olin Bracken Jr led the business session. invocation by Harry Hickle. visiting Rotarians James Buttock and P. M. Chamberlain attended along with Frank Grice Fred Kauer and Paul Meerdink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point Military Academy
West Point
N Y
Donald Kier
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Olin Bracken Jr
Harry Hickle
James Buttock
Erie
P. M. Chamberlain
Frank Grice
Fred Kauer
Pail Meerdink
Mrs Stenman Hosts Club 15 Members Evening
Eight members of cup 19 were entertained last evening at the Mead avenue home of Mrs PH Stenman. Mrs Bryce Leek was honored on her birthday with a purse of money presented by the aromp. Prizes went to Mrs Michael Comitz, Mrs Lawrence McCray, Mrs Charles Tarr, and Mrs Leek. Refreshments included wafers salad lunch relishes gelatin cookies and coffee. Mrs Comitz will host the next meeting July 7 at her East Main street home to observe Mrs Robert Wotus birthday.
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Cup 19
Ph, Stenman
Mead Avenue
Bryce Leek
Aromp
Leek
Michael Comitz
Lawrence McCray
Charles Tarr
Comitz
East Main Street
Robert Wotus
Vacation Bible School Begins At Local Church
The First Methodist Church opens Daily Vacation Bible School with 9 to 11 30 sessions starting Monday The theme Patriots for Christ invites children from four years old to eighth grade Mrs Frank McKnight is general director Mrs Gerald Hoyt heads the primary department Mrs Elm Puller the junior department and Mrs Henry in charge of the others Names from multiple local towns are listed as attendees and staff members A reception and open house for approximately 100 guests followed the rehearsal events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wil ‘Poritinule
Patriots For Christ
Frank. McKnight
Gerald Hoyt
Elm Puller
Juniox
Henry J
Harbor Half School Holds Annual Reunion
Harbor Half School held its annual reunion for former teachers, pupils and friends. Thirty two attended as a noon meal was served. The afternoon featured visiting and a musical program. Officers for next year include scat Johnson president Fred Mixer Florence Colegrove secretary treasurer. A committee was formed to locate all members and urge attendance at the 1963 reunion planned for the second Saturday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half School
Ainner
Scat Johnson
Fred Mixer
Flor
Ence Colegrove
Set Refrae
Winnie Pierce
Seat Johnson
Don All
Psent
Grange Discusses Building Plans for Community Building
Monday evening Columbus Grange discussed plans for a new community building. Lawrence Miller presided as worthy master and appointed committees for the annual picnic led by Mrs. Philip Wade. The building committee will meet at the Curtises’ home Monday. refreshments were served by Mrs. Sucharer and her committee.
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Columbus Grange
Lawrence Miller
Philip Wade
David. Curtis
Paul Sucharer
Open House To Honor Former Corry Residents
An open house honoring former Corry residents and their 25th wedding anniversary will be held Sunday from 6 30 to 7 30 p m and 7 to 9 p m at 41 Buffalo Street. Hosts include Alan and Alice Maxson, Nancy Lee Wilcox, Brancis J Joint, Phyllis Joint, and John Darnhauser. The couple married May 20 1937. Mrs Wilcox is the former Charlotte Clark, daughter of the late Edgar and Nancy Clark. Relatives friends and neighbors are invited.
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Lelana
Caa Oh
Buffalo Street
Thei
Alan and
Alice Maxson
Fargo
N.D
Nancy- Lee -Wilcox
Glenshaw
Pvt
Brancis J. Joint
Ft. Carson
Colo
Phyllis Joint
Gowanda Rey
John Darnhauser
Beaver Center
Wilcox
Charlotte Clark
Edgar and
Nancy Clark
Myrtle Wilcox
Elias Wilcox
Riends
Nelghbors
Indoor Picnic Enjoyed By Golden Links Class
Sunday School class of the First Methodist Church held an indoor picnic at Mrs. Charles Amy's home in Worcester Street. Members, led by Mrs. Barr, organized contests and a birthday song for Mrs. Vinnie Fuller. This marked the season’s final meeting, resuming in September.
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Sncuwy-Rwo
Mumnerrol Inc
Pirst Methodist Church
Chhaaless Amy
Strethhs
Euffaw
Mte
Amy
Barr
Grap
Vinnie Fuller
Anette Price Feted At Shower
Mrs Arthur McQuiston hosted a Mead Avenue shower honoring Miss Ann Hel Price who will wed Frank Barr at Elizabeth's Church on Saturday. Guests enjoyed games, prizes, and a display of gifts. Cohostesses were Misses Janet and Margaret MeListon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur’ ‘McQuiston
Mead Avenue
Anchelle Price
Elizabeth’s
Frank’ Barr
Nde
DeMaurich
St Edward School Honors Eighth Grade Graduation
Thirty students at St Edward’s School received diplomas in a Sunday ceremony at St Thomas the Apostle Church. Rev Cyril Cooper presided, awarding diplomas and special honors including altar boy and citizenship awards. The program featured testimonies and hymns, concluding with benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Wits the
Linda Burrows
Michael Butchko
Lisbeth Catalfa
David Chelcotz
Phyllis Chillock
Christine Collier
Katherine Donaghue
William Hepler
Ellen Hooks
Macko
Mary McCloskey
William McMullin
Margaret McQuiston
Alfred Messing
Mary Frances Messina
Patrician Miller
Joanne Proper
Jerry Roach
May Shira
Janelle Spiesman
Kathleen Sprovers
Brian Staples
Kenneth Weis
Kathryn Willis
Rev. Cooper
Rev Cooper
Shucent
Jack Hammond
Mary Kay Farrer
Katherine Ricland
Laurene Kane
de Splesman
Church Group Fetes Mrs LeRoy Wiley With Surprise Shower
The Women's Missionary Council of the Assembly of God Church met at Mrs. Donald Engle's Columbus home. Devotions on Bolivia, led by Mrs. Mary Roush, followed a brief business session by President Mrs. Carl Laxman. A surprise stork shower honored Mrs. LeRoy Wiley with gifts and a pink rosebud corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Wiley
Council of the Assembly of God Church
Columbus
Donald Engle
Bolivia
Mary Roush
Carl Laxman
Engle
Janet Engle
Laxman
Resignation Follows Unauthorized Withdrawals at Bruce Co
Edward M. Gilbert resigned as president and director of Bruce Co after admitting unauthorized withdrawals totaling 1.953 million dollars. Bruce said the withdrawals occurred May 28 to June 6, with Gilbert defending his actions as part of an acquisition program. The firm, covered by a 750 thousand dollar surety bond, reported 1961 sales of 42 million dollars and a 30 percent rise in current sales.
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New York
el, Bruce Co
Fige
Edward M. Gilbert
B. L. Bruce Jr
Gilbert
Bruce
Inter
Bruce Company
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Sawyer Studio
Evans
Donald Kaver
Mrs. Stenman
Club 15
Clymer
N. Y. Erie
North East
Wattsburg
Union City
Ashiroh
Girard
Warren
1. C. Nichols
Craig, Ghyer
Ernest C. Carlson
Robert W. Follett
Pittsburgh
Mease Hospital
Reed
Follett
Robert, McEntire
Cambridge Springs
Union City Memorial Hospital
Grange
Corry
Golden Links
Ela
Annette Price
Gen. Marshall
N. Canter St
East Main ST
Sirloin
Wieners
Carpenter
Se Nice
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