Nancy Wolfe Weds Donald Williams in Georgia Home
Personal society report notes the June 2 wedding of Nancy E. Wolfe of Harrington Delaware to Donald Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Williams of 67 Snyder Circle. The ceremony at the Meekson Dulighis home featured a double ring rite, Rev. Levon Kine officiating, with gowns of white eyelet organdy. Afterward a reception, the couple honeymooned in Wilmington and Cape Center before residing in Corry. Williams, a Corry Area High School graduate, later studied engineering at South Georgia College and now works in Aero Supply Mfg. Co. The bride, a Fillmore Central School alumna, attended South Clear College as a Home Economics major. Guests traveled from Atlanta, Douglas, Soveven, McCrae, and beyond for the wedding and later events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Williams
Douglas
Nancy E. Wolfe
Harrington
Del
W. T. Williams
Snyder Circle
Emmett Meekson Dulighis
Levon Kine
South Georgia College
Pracitive Baptist Church
Fitnerald
Williams
Ier
Sybil Harrell
Corp
Lugene Harrell
Jantee Meeks
Wilmington
Cape Center
Corry
Corry Area
Aero Supply Mfg. Co. Tuc
Filmore Central School
Fillmore
South Clear College
Atlanta
Rifton
Douglas, Soveven and McCrae
Sonville, Flt
Class Picnic At Kinley Cottage For Presbyterian Group
The annual TOY class picnic of the Presbyterian Church gathered 14 members and one guest at Mrs. J Fred Kinley’s cottage. Mrs. Kiiley assisted by several members served a dinner. A brief business session named a nominating committee of Mrs. Paul Bauer, Mrs. Orla Gang, and Mrs. Thomas Russell. Farewell gifts were given to Mrs. Harry Hall who moves to Cleveland. Door prizes went to Mrs. Robert Sprague and Mrs. Page T Louderback. Mrs. Albert Rathburn will host the first fall meeting September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C
Kinley Cottage
Claws
Simmer Cottage
Mys
J. Fred Kinley
Ant Findley
Kiiley
al Vanssens
John Kemeny
Louis Ball
Paul Bauer
Orlagang
Thomas Russell Wenr
Harry Hall
Cleveland
Robert Sprague
Page T Louderback
Albert Rathburn
Brighten TV pictures with proper tuning and cleaning
Advert explains brightness depends on strong signal from a good antenna and properly adjusted set. It warns against excessive brightness or contrast and stresses keeping the screen clean. Call Leous Co for tube cleaning and repairs at 7 First Avenue, phone 2-320.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leous CO
7 First, Avenue
Women Of The Moose Plan Installation
The regular meeting of the Women of the Moose was held last evening at North Center street lodge rooms with Mrs Alfred Gone presiding over balloting for candidates. A favorable report on purse sales was given, and Myra Cone received a purse of money. Installation of newly elected officers is set for Tuesday at 8 pm with Mrs Jessie Mason as installation chair, open to guests. Loyal Order of Moose installing officers and men and their guests are invited. Mason won the attendance award. one-year dues went to Mrs Marion Jal, Mrs Harold Gale, and Mrs Clarence Farrington. The next WOTM meeting is July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
North Center Street
Alfred Gone
Harry Morris
Myra, Cone
Jessie Mason
Order of Moose
Mason
Marion Jal
Harold Gale
Clarence Farrington
WOTM
Wheelock Aid Hostess Delights Members in Evening Meeting
Mrs. Frank Harvey of A.D. 4 entertained Wheelock Community Aid for their regular meeting at her home. Devotional readings opened the session led by Mrs. Wayne Hopkins. Members voted to sponsor a child to the Young Pupils Bible Camp near Marienville Pa. A program of games followed and prizes went to Mrs. James Babcock and Charles Kennedy. A three act comedy titled The Russian Drains was presented with several members in the cast. Ice cream wafers and coffee concluded the gathering before adjournment scheduled with Mrs. Lei VanTussel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
Frank Harvey
A.D. 4
Wheelock Community Aid
Wayne Hopkins
Marienville
Harold Dougherty
Charles Kennedy
Harvey
Broderick Bowes
Babcock
Lei VanTussel
Hilltop Club Meets At Briar Larson Home
The Hilltop Club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Briar Larson RD 1 with members and guest Mrs Mildred Stith present. Mrs Oscar Lindstrom president opened with prayer. Myrna Lindary won the guessing game. Visiting and fancywork followed by angel food cake, cinnamon biscuits, and coffee. Next meeting hosted by Mrs Mitton Chattee on June 30 in a picnic format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilltop Club
Grunall and Legters Welcome Newborns in Corry Area
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Grunall of 218 East Main Street. A son was born last night at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ivan Legters of North Clymer.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Grun
East Main Street
Ivan Legters
North Clymer
Church Festival At St Thasia’s Draws Holy Name Society Support
A church festival hosted by St Thasias Church and Holy Name Society was held last evening in St Edward’s School hall due to bad weather. The event featured a theater program on the school grounds, door prizes, and awards including a candy box, ashtrays, and theatre passes. Proceeds fund the chapel building project and the public is invited to attend tonight’s social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St ‘Thasias Church
Holy Name Society
St. Edward's Sehont Hall
Pgm
Alberk Ross
Rex Theatre
Victor Demp
Sey
Harold Seholton
Meerdink's
Pondel
Hus
He Ehavel Building Fund
Ladies Day At Corry Country Club Draws Large Crowd
An exceptionally large attendance of 41 women marked the Ladies Day at Corry Country Club yesterday. Totes were arranged by Hy committee and at one o'clock a delicious chicken luncheon was served. Afternoon cards were enjoyed by the ladies, with golf and bridge winners named as Mrs. Frank Graft, Mrs. Don Kincaid, Mrs. Nellie Dunlap, and Mrs. H. Olden. Mr EH Harmon will handle reservations for the next Ladies Day on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Frank Graft
Don Kincaid
Nellie Dunlap
Appoint Delegate To WRC Convention June 27
Mrs. Marjorie Brown was appointed delegate to the department convention at the Women's Relief Corps meeting yesterday at Toof Hall. Others bound for the Bethlehem convention on June 27 include Misa Clara Hum, Mrs. K. D. Brown, Mrs. Florence Bates, Merle Long, and John Long as alternate. A bountiful tureen dinner followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Brown
Women's Relief Corps
Toof Hall
Bethlehem
Misa Clara Hum
K. D. Brown
Home Board
Florence Bates
Merle Long
John Long
Jennie Willis
Ralph Gates
O. A. Piernd
Lawrence Morton
Gates
Grange Hall
Park Street
Henry Hill
Bates
Loretta Belden
William Haenel
Mead Park
Plan 50th Anniversary Of Catholic Daughters
Mrs. James Wharton, general chairman, led a meeting for the 50th anniversary of Court Conception No. 35, Catholic Daughters of America. Mrs. Leo Hooks announced May 14 and 16, 1955, as celebration dates. Banquet on Saturday evening. reception for new members on Sunday. Appointed chairmen include Mrs. Leo Hoylen banquet, Mrs. J. F. Needham hospitality, Miss Ann Baress program, Mrs. Harold Cragg reception for new members, Miss Anna Shielda music, Mrs. Leo Rhynard and Mrs. C. T. Anderson publicity and reservations, plus Mrs. Irene Dippel local publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters
James Wharton
Court Conception
Catholic Daughters of America
Leo Hooks
CDA
Hew
Leo Hoylen
J. F. Needham
Ann Baress
Harold Cragg
Anna Shielda
Leo Rhynard
C. T. Anderson
Irene Dippel
TV Star Jackie Gleason and Wife Approve Separation Pact
Television star Jackie Gleason has signed a separation agreement with his wife Genevieve. The deal grants Genevieve custody of their two children and 14 percent of Gleason’s gross salary as alimony, correcting earlier reports of 16 percent. Gleason earned 326000 last year and would pay about 50000 annually if earnings stay constant. The couple, married since 1936, announce the terms in a written statement.
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Asociated Press
New York
Jackie Gleason
Jackie
Genevieve
Gleason
Gleasons
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Stalag 17
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Otto Preminger
Billy Wilder
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John Downey
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W. P. Lombard
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Mary Condra
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Akron
Jack Spiesman
Biggs Air Force Base
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Harold Shannon
East Living Street
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West Park Place
Chambersburg
Synod of Pennsylvania of the
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Wilson College
Robert EH. Cannon
West Frederick Street
Watertown N.Y
James F. Cannon
A. L. Foster
Concord Street
Mariette Hall
Clifton Springs Sanitarium
Clifton Springs
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Hazel Loveland
Alto
Nancy Arminiuie
Aan
H. J. Davis & Son
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Women of the Moose Plan
Helen
Deala OF
Miami
F. C. Chapin & Son
WRC
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Pan
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