Beaverdam Wedding Sealed for Ina Whitney and Gerald Bagley
Beaverdam June 13 informally notes the June 9 wedding of Ina Mas Whitney to Gerald Bagley of Corry at the bride’s parents home. Rev Paul Weaver officiated, with Jane Smith playing the wedding march, 28 relatives and friends attended a four course luncheon. The couple will reside on Corss Street in Corry, with a wedding trip to Wiggin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Ina Mas Whitney
Gerald Bagley
Corry
H. D. Whitnay
Paul Weaver
U. B. Church of Erie
Paul Smith
Jack Shubeck
North East
Mo's, Johnson and Daughter
Washington School
Cleon Grant
Union City
Evie
Heighbors
Bagley
Wigin
Hame
Gurry
Betty
Proctorville
Walter Proctor
Minnie McAllister
D. Smock
H. N. Barnhart
Edward Bloss
Clifford
Lee Proctor
Robert Mulvin
Joseph Barnhart
Lido Maynard
Jennie Fisher
North Mast
Theodore Hanby
Afr
Bert Bowen
Lyle
Warren
Mt. Jewett
Mr. Bowen
SPARTA AREA GOSSIP NOTES LOCAL VISITS AND EVENTS
June 13 Sparta vicinity notes many social visits and church events. Mrs Von Horn and Mrs Ray Burford, with children, stayed with Mrs Cassa Puller. Miss Marjory Hut returned from Ardmore to spend summer with her mother Mrs William Hug. Local families hosted and attended services, with Dorcas Class, M E church and U B church activities and Children’s Day programs. numerous brief calls and outings linked to Meadville Erie Corry and Jamestown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartansburg
von Horn
New Kensington
Ray’ Burford
Kittanning
Cassa Puller
Marjory Hut
Ardmore
William Hug
Helen Shreve
Mabel Bennett
Simday
William Bennett
Dorcas
Vera Morrison
Minnie A. Gibson
Sis
HA Johnson
Flora Wallisg
Esther
Meadville
Myra King
Ina. King Bowen
T. S. Ingram
Boyd
Vera
Vandergrift
N. J. Kline
Norman
Erle
Ina Smith
Bernard Wellmay
Union City
Charles Penoyer
M. E
I 0. C
Morton Ledges
Mes
H. B. Wadsworth
Leo Skirt
Corry
Wayne St
Ray Blakeslee
Nina
Tuez
Ray Shreckengost
Viola
Erie
Robert Forsythe
North"Tonavvanda
Whi Schreckengost
Mabel
Byron Bixby
Perry Bixby
Frente
Platt
Bertha Histon
Saegertown
Aerial accident claims life of Edwin Lapham in Ridgway
Edwin J. Lapham 83 of Cleveland was killed Monday afternoon while installing a radio aerial at his mother’s Ridgway home. He touched a high tension line after throwing the aerial over the wire, was thrown to the ground, and both forearms burned. His wife, nearby, watched him fall and aided after the shock. He had been visiting since Friday. the line ran from Osterhout Street across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Edwin J. Lapham
Cleveland
C. H. Lapham
Osterhout Street
Lapham
Phe Bine
Philathaeas Entertained at Baptist Class Gathering
The mat thea Class of the Baptist church met Monday evening at Mrs. Leo Hardinger’s home with eighteen members present. Vice president Mrs. George Keefe led the meeting in the president’s absence and presented a bouquet to Mrs. G C Haskell who leaves the city for Brie. The class regrets her departure. Hostess Mrs. Hardinger, assisted by Mrs. Ralphing Carroll and Mr Raymond Barnes, served strawberry shortcake with whipped cream. The next meeting, June 27, will be hosted by Mrs. B Anderson of East Columbus avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthea
The
Baptist
Leo Hardinger
Franklin Strest
Fighteen
George Keefe
Wass
Keefe
G.C. Haskell
Brie
Mras Hardinger
Ralphig Carroll
Raymond Barnes
B. Anderson
East Columbus Avenue
Local News Brief From New Richmond Area
Miss Lola Livenspire was taken to Corty Hospital Thursday morning for appendectomy and is recovering well. Mrs Kenneth Hovis of Oil City returned home Friday after several days with the Simer family. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Clayte and daughter Margaret of Brie visited Mrs Clark’s parents Mr and Mrs John Warrington on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lyons
Erie
Rose Tanner
UB. Church
Miss Tanner
U. B. Church
Carl Proctor
B. A. Lyons
James Crowell
John Pitt
William Morton
Philip Smock
Homer Smock
Zora Applebee
Malcome Deeter
Cochranton
Deckard
Virgil Tarbell
Lois Lyons
Jesse Blakeslee
Spartansburg
Grand Valley
Mayville
Jamestown
Clara Schreckengost
Alma Rhodes
Sugergrove Pa
Lillian Rhostes
Glyndon
Nash
Puller
Frances Coyie
Rex Stil
Dlayne Still
Pauline
Ferrisbore
Tute Capital
Ralph Boyd
Beatrice
Blanche Kingan
Westfield
N.Y
P. Milspaw
Bangart
Shippensburg
Della Kinney
Frances Coyle
William Jacobs
Corry
Richard Webb
Mie
Katherine Healy
la Green
Lincolnyie
Charles Titus
H. Wellstnoit
Warren
Tmva
Canadobtu Lake
M. D. Goodwin
Harry Johnson
Oil City
J. A. Johnson
Rey Lilt
Mary Elizabeth
Miss Fralick
Spains
Lynn Titus
New Richmond
Lola Livenspire
Corty Hospital
Kenneth Hovis Eax Tady
Hair Home
Hess
Clais Cendsay
Kenneth Clayte
Margaret
Brie
Clark
John Warrington
Washington S Phase of Mount Vernon Estate Management
Washington as farmer George Washington divided Mount Vernon into five turns. Enolh was a separate establishment with its own overseer hands quarters for slaves farm buildings and stock. Over all the farms was a general steward or overseer directly responsible to Washington. The general ran over his estate almost constantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Enolh
Recall Buying Hook Ladder War
Warren recalls the 1882 centennial events and the 1893 formation of The Exchange Hook and Ladder Company after a June 1983 borough purchase. The piece notes officers, parade dress, and early members’ colorful attire and pageantry along with a 1889 fireworks night marked by decorations and debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
F. E. Windsor
Exchange Hook and Ladder Company
Dude Hook and Ladder Company
Andrew Suillow
Hook and Ladder Company
Prisoner Dies in Pittsburgh Jail Detention
At the county jail a 21 year old detainee Frank Thais died from pneumonia after ambulance transport to hospital. He became ill days ago while serving a 20 day sentence. Corner reports the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Frank Thais
Grisimer
Mekees Rooks
Pseumonia
Thais
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Beaverdam and Vicinity
Bagley-Whitney
Ladies Aid Society
Ruth McClelland
Marshall Ross
Glenn
Milo Allen
Ad van Dusen
Cambridge Springs
Jay Smith
H. D. Whitney Pridgy
Virgil Tarball
Gladys Wayl
Jay’Smith
Tidward
T. B. Church
Ibis
Tigodore Hanby
Chuwch
RL Bh
Sparta
Elta Kett
Fo& Nou
Goodby
By Paul Robinson
Sueep
MELL
AM Tab
Ates
Sol
Nou
Torun
Philatheas
American Express Company
Oil City Trust Company
Oil City, Fa
Indiana
G.O.P. Choice
Pirsh
Indiana American Legion
Raymond 8. Springer
Connorsville
Ind
Republican Party
Honsier
Warren Borough
Sen
Citizens National
Bambougl
Malet Street
Union Citty
North Center Street
Atia
Stedman
Columbus Avenue
Columbus
Essex Street
Arise
Dempsey's Market
A. O. Sandtamg
Jtoatinal
Stla
Third Avenue
First Avenue
Gould Street
J. B. Pateterson
South Ceniter St
Crawford ‘M. Woods Co
Mott Street
Spring Creek
F.D
Arthur Scouten
Persia
Douglas Jerrold
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