Columbus Alumni Party Brings 87 to Community Church
A Columbus High School Alumni gathering ran Saturday evening at the Community Church with 87 members and guests. The Ladies Aid served a jam dinner, Rev. Bradley T. Lines gave the invocation, and Leslie Dowd and Albert Sandburg spoke on the school's future program. Melvin Schramling was elected president with Albert B. Fox as vice president and Willard Dyckes as secretary treasurer. Music by Arthur and Richard Hill and Gerrd Bensink complemented the social event, followed by a square and aquare dancing at Swyler High School gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus High School
Ladies Aid
Community Church
Bradley T. Lines
Howard Ross
Toastminster
Norbert Bachofier
Merle Page
Albert Bannlbur
Birthday Party Honor for Miss Linda Sue Oger
Mrs Milan Gates hosted Saturday afternoon birthday party in domus town for her granddaughter Miss Linda Sue Oger who turned three. Eight guests attended and prizes for games went to Deborah Gates and Gwendolyn Wilcow. Refreshments included salad ice cream cake and drinks. Favors were colored bills and Linda received many gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Sue Oger
Milan Gates
Dumos
Alisses
Deborah Gates
Gwendolyn Wilcow
John Oger
Linda
Out Of Town Couple Married Here Saturday
Alderman George Gordon officiated at a wedding at the Gordon house on East Church Street at 10 o’clock. Miss Viola L Gates of Meadville wed Raymond W Blair of Butler. Gordon died at the wedding. Giraffes are the tallest of all mammals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
Viola” L. Gates
Meadville
Raymond W. Blair
Butler Saturtiny
Gordon House
East Church Street
Military wedding at Clymer Church in SOCIETY note
Thelma TenFulsen and Pte John Hell were married at Abibe Reformed Church Tuesday evening in a military wedding attended by over 400 guests. Officiant Benjamin Hoffman, organist Carlyle Neckets, and soloist Richard TenHaken led the ceremony. The bride wore a tulle and Chantilly gown with orange blossom crown and carried white roses. Guests from Sibley Town Buffalo Jamestown and more celebrated at a four tier cake reception. The bride is from Clymer Central School and Fredonia State, novio John Hell from Sibley Town, now in the U S Army. marriage follows his 15 months service and end-of-leave plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Church
Thelma TenFulsen
Clifford ZenHulsen
Clymer
John ¥. Hell
Kathryn Hell
Sibley
Town
Abibe Reformed Church
Tey Benjamin Hoffman
Carlyle Neckets
Richard TenHaken
Mins Margaret
Ten Allisen
Marilyn Petrson
Jamestown
Ernest
Ted Winkle
Joan Parks
Ellicottville
Karen Tentilsen
Stanley King
Paul Tenkulsen
Robert van Burden
Ernest, Tewinde
Hiram Beekerink Jr
Alberta Burman
Lora Hewes
Doris Fandinyk
Fotn Brown
Barbara Hewes
Joyer J. Legters
Winifred Wiggers
Dorothy Querreveld
Richard Price
Renald Morris
George Michels
Robert Hewes
J. Woodrow Sayre
Buffalo
Logisiiudt
Dusi~ Kirk
Isiney Ign" School
Meyorink Milling Company
U.S. Army
Fredonia
Anniversary Dinner Marks 46th Wedding Anniversary
A dinner party at the Hulings home on Delaware street celebrated the 46th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Warren Hulings. Attending were Mr and Mrs Cecil Hulings of Clarion, Mr and Mrs Fred Dowse, Mrs Grace Lasbure, Mr and Mrs Carroll Merdill of Union City, and Mr and Mrs Harold Tutsings and family, with an enjoyable afternoon of visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulings Home
Warren Ffulings
Delaware Street
Cecil Hulings
Clarion
Fred [Dowse
Grace Lasbure
Carroll Merdill
Uniott City
Harold Tutsings
Local births announced from Jamestown and Corry hospitals
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital and Jamestown's WOA Hospital report new infants. Parents listed include Volk, Rupp, Peterson, Fish, Stewart, Swart with home addresses in Jamestown Union City Corry Sprite Creek and surrounding areas.
Miss Dorothy Doerr and Carl Nelson wed in Grove City
Miss Dorothy Doerr daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Doerr of Slippery Rock married Carl Nelson son of Mrs B Len Swanson in a Grove City First United Presbyterian Church ceremony officiated by Dr Homey B Henderson. Attendants Miss Harriet Orr Brownsville. reception followed with formal cake table decor. The couple reside in RD 1 Grove City with Miss Doerr teaching music in Corey schools and Mr Nelson with Raymond Mills Co. attendees from Butler New Brighton Beaver Falls Pittsburgh and Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Doerr
Carl Nelson
Grove City Church
Dorothy Hel Doerr
Ant
Norman Doerr
Bilen Swanson
First United Presbyterian Church
Grove City
Homey B. Henderson
L. & Hoon
Sho
Harriet Orr
Brownsville
Habel Cain
Nelson Ay
John Street
Richard Duerr
Dean Carlson
Nelson
Grave City College
Ays
Corey Schools
Raymond Mts. Co
Butler
New Brighton
Beaver Falls
Pittiburay
Corry
Local Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Visitation
Mr and Mrs Harry W Powers spent the weekend at Camp Hill Pennsylvania with several relatives and friends. An ameral service for Roy Brower was held in Oil City Saturday with attendance by multiple family members. Walter Komenda John Motoy Misses Helen Irene and Rose Moty and Robert Morton attended a wedding in Pittsburgh Saturday. Laurent Hansen of West Pleasant visited her uncle and aunt James T Brown at Frewsburg New York for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Muller
T.n Miller
North Center Street
Francis TE Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
Norman Kline
Dens
Midland
Mich
J. Kline
Union Street
Kline
The
Uiversity of Detroit
Dow Corning Corp
Mi¢lend
PB. Sdanoski
Snyder Cycle
Buffalo
Firestone Company
Norman Tarbell
Mary Sears
Bertha Darwin
Misa Agnes Lynch
Wethday
Titusville Business and Professional Women’s Club
Colottel Drake
Pittsburgh
A. ¥. Rehnberg
Last South Strent
Bruce Thomas
Richard Buchomer
T. W. Whitehead
Philip Whitehesd
William Weist
Trene Robinson
Kenmare
Shirley Lamb
Harry Jambov
Engle Street
San Diego
Calif
William Plosson
F. Dean Miller
West Smith Street
Princeton University
Arthur W. Pitts
Concord Street
William A. Harnion
Karen Ross
Dora Lee Snyder
Hallie Snyder
Ross
Wright Street
Capt
Kiss Caye
Damn Kilmet
N. J
Harry W. Powers
Franklin Street
Camp Hill
Sumner Bentley
H. & Reed
Gertrude White
Ray Reed
Lester Danner
Roy Brower
Oil City
Walter Komenda
John Motuy
Helen
Irene Aind Rose Motu
Robert Morton
Laurent Hansen
West Pleasant Streets
James T Brown
Frewsburg
Father's Day Program at Sparta Grange No. 110
The Sparta Grange No. 110 held a Saturday evening meeting with good attendance. William Stanton led the session and reports on the Pomona Grange meeting were shared. Readings and songs included We're Here For Fathers Day and Best Of All, with remarks by Ruth Chelton Jasper Drake and others. Refreshments followed and plans were made to meet again on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stanton
Pomona Grange
Grange
William Scouten
Ruth Chelton
Jack Weidner
Jasper Drake
Clarence Smith
Glenn Bailey
Dorothy Chelton
Beth Israel Sisterhood Surprises Mrs Barach at West Bond Home
Beth Israel Sisterhood members held a surprise party for Mrs. Harry Barach at her West Bond Street home last week. They presented a Chinese dish garden and enjoyed cards. New officers elected: Mrs. Arthur Cohen president, Mrs. Jack Stahl vice president, Mrs. Philip Bulyneck secretary, Mrs. J. A. Rossin treasurer. A luncheon for Past President Mrs. Kurt Leeds is planned for Wednesday June 25. Mrs. Barneh and Mrs. Stall are in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel
Harry Barach
Beth Israel Sisterhood
West Bond Street
Arthur Cohen
Jack Stahl
Philip Bulyneck
J. A. Rossin
Kurt Leeds
Barneh
Stall
Party Honored Mrs. Charles Racke
A surprise party was held at Mrs. MUTE Yiwa'son's home for Mrs. Charley Rake on Saturday evening. Twelve guests attended and a program was provided for entertainment. Mrs. Harald Akan and Mrs. Arthur Storer won awards for 500, and the hostess served strawberry sundaes coffee and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mute
Yiwa
R. Dy
Charley Rake
Harald Akan
Arthur Storer
Raeke
Picnic Draws 200 At Cerry Evangelical Picnic
About 200 members of the Sunday School and congregation of the Cerry Evangelical United Brethren enjoyed their annual picnic at Mead Park. Irringements organized by Lyle Chase featured games, a mushball match, prizes for children and adults, and a basket dinner under the pavilion with ice cream treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerry Evangelioal United Brephren Ach
Mead Park
Tyan Bemnink
Lyle Chase
Charles Patterson
E. Bush
Robert Olson
Atton Rigby
Davy Fox
Loyd Whitcomb
Adwor Bishi
Meg
Orth Heyton
Mie Lloyd Hervey
Weehoboth
Aia
Primay Group
J. Hubbard
Primaity Boys
James Olson
Joel
Gerald Lloyd
Beys
Sandra Besrdstey
Janice Nichols
Mos
Charles Rich
Mes
Wil- Jim Moir
Mrs Tony Stee Feted At Applecisle Party
Mrs dseph Hajee and Mrs Jacl Hajee hosted at the former home Friday for a store shower honoring Tony Stee with guests including Mrs Kenneth Dayehund and Miss Teresa Hajee. Eighteen attendees enjoyed Applecisle games and prizes won by Mrs Joseph Prugar Mrs Frank Hajer Miss Joan Pri ohr Mrs Frank Rakowski. Refreshments included sand rolls colt ing and colfer. favors were marshmallow rattles. Mrs Ster received many dovely pitty from Mrs Sylvester Krupa of Spring Greek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Stee
Dseph Hajee
Jacl Hajee
Kenneth Dayehund
Teresa Hajet Asantert
Fostesses
Joseph Prugar
Frank Hajer
Joan Priohr
Frank Rakowski
Homarert
Ster
Sylvester Krupa
Uni
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Jane
Storey
Lished
Funi
Gordon Macrae
Eddie Bragken
Phyllis Kirk
Virginna
Glnson
PTA
Eea
Vincent Price - Hoagy Carmichael
Cairehar
WOA
John W. Volk
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wiliam Rupp
Bash South Street
Rupp
Delores Smith
Adaighter
Lawrence Peterson
Union Ciy
Robert Fish
South Center Street
Fishy
Phyllis Halfast
Hornith
James Stewart
Sprite Creek
the Coy Memorial Hospital
Norman Swart
Sparta
McIntyre
Dan River
Avondale
Pacific Fabrics
PIQUE
Taffeta
Plisse
Mrs
Charles Racke
Katherine
E. Main St
Maxwell House Coffee
Bisquick
White
F. C. Chapin & Son
Corry Savings and Loan Association
Gfederal Savingnen
Feral Sayin) and Loan Insurance Corp
Member
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Ollarlyte
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