Engagement Announced for Christine Cash and Lt Walter Young
Mr and Mrs A A Cash of Double Springs Alabama announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Christine to Lt Walter Young son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Young of Erie The wedding is set for Saturday June 25 in Glendale California The bride to be works for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph in Glendale Lt Young formerly resided in Beaverdam Pennsylvania and now serves in the U S Air Force After marriage they will reside in Laredo Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Cash
Double Springs
Ala
Christine
Walter Young
Nelson Young
Erie
Glendale
Calif
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Young
Beaverdam
U.S. Air Force
Laredo
Texas
Concord Community Club Meeting Reported
Fifty members and friends attended the Concord Community Club meeting at the Community House. President Webb McCray led the business session and July 45th was set as the next meeting date. Hostess committee members were Mrs Webb McCray Mrs Clyde Hall and Mrs Edna Williams. The program featured saxophone solos by Edward Blakeslee a reading by Miss Cora A Cray trio selections by Miss Sharon McCray Miss Christine Root and Miss Carolyn Brown. Ice cream cake and coffee were served by Mrs Lawrence Wade Mrs Adin Burrows and Miss Gloria Burrows to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community Club
Concord ‘Community Club
Webb McCray
Clyde Hall
Edna Williams
Edward Blakeslee
Cora A Cray
Sharon McCray
Christine Root
Carolyn Brown
Shirley Hall
Lawrence Wade
Adin Burrows
Gloria Burrows
Strawberry Festival Planned At Columbus Bankt af 7
Beacons of the Columbus Community Church sponsor a strawberry festival next week at 7 pm on Wednesday June 22 at the church. Enjoy strawberry shortcake sundaes cake ice cream and coffee. Proceeds fund sending youths to Milroy Pa summer camp. Committee includes Mrs DeForest Bindley Mrs Glifford Caster Mrs Ellen Blatchard Albert Sandburg Arthur Ayling and David Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacons
Columbus Community Church
Milroy
DeForest Bindley
Glifford Caster
Ellen Blatchard
Albert Sandburg
Arthur Ayling
David Curtis
Aero Group Fishing Excursion on Lake Erie
The Aero Group held a fishing party aboard a chartered boat on Lake Erie last evening. About 50 members with spouses attended. refreshments were served and several prizes awarded for top catches. Frank Sturgis won for the largest fish a 22 inch blue pike, Michael Varsa the most fish with seven, and Fred Dingle the smallest fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cempers
Whesery Athletic Associaten
Lake Erie
Frank Sturgis
Michael Varssa
Fred Dingle
Bridge Club Meeting At Mrs Anderson’s Home
Mrs. K C Anderson hosted a contract bridge club session at the Corry Country Club with luncheon before guests moved to her North Center street home. Awards went to Mrs O W Bracken Sr and Miss Elizabeth Rogers. next meeting planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contract Bridge Club
R. C. Anderson
K.C. Anderson
Corry Country Club
Anderson
North Center Street
Silver Links Class Meets At Babcock Home
The Silver Links Class of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Babcock at 737 Mead Ayente. Nineteen members attended the business session led by president Mrs Guy Bennink with devotions by Mrs Dan Culver. A social period followed with light refreshments. The July meeting is set for Mrs Lottie Raymond on Plunk Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
John Babcock
Mead Ayente
Guy Bennink
Dan Culver
Lottie Raymond
Plunk Road
Farewell Party Honors Ray Ecklund in West Colum Event
Ray Ecklund of West Columbus Avenue was honored last evening by a group of fellow firefighters in the Raymond’s figt department for his upcoming move to Los Angeles California. The VFW Chile hosted the event where 28 men enjoyed steak and served refreshments by Betts Catering. A social evening followed and a gift of luggage was presented to Mr Ecklund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Eklund
West Columbus Avenue
Los Angeles
Calif
Waa
Fis Tele
Figt
Raymond's
VFW
Chile
Betts
Mr. Ecklund
Stork Shower Honors Out Of Town Visitors
Mrs. Max Powers of Buffalo and Mrs. Joseph Tomchick of Wattsburg were feted at a baby shower hosted by Mrs. Eugene Powers for B.D. 2 with assistance from Mrs. Richard Powers and Miss Helen Powers. Thirty guests enjoyed games and prizes awarded to several guests. Refreshments included salad, sandwiches, pickles, cake, pastry, fruit punch and coffee. Each honoree received identical baby carriages packed with gifts from friends and relatives, with out of town guests attending from Erie, North East, Ripley, Buffalo, Kennedy and Union City.
Negro Lieutenant Robertson Dies in Pittsburgh Police
James H. Robertson, 54, the Pittsburgh Police Force's first and only Negro lieutenant, died after a long illness. He joined the force in 1921 and was promoted to lieutenant in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James H. Robertson
Wedding of Miss Mira Heerlein and Donald Eyman in Corry
Miss Mira Heerlein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heerlein, and Donald Eyman, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Eyman, were married at 2 PM in First Presbyterian Church Corry. The ceremony featured a double ring rite, organ music, and a four tier wedding cake. Attendants included maid of honor Mrs. John Place and bridesmaids Miss Mary Jane Matson, Miss Donna Douglas, Miss Colette McClintock, and Miss Kathie Bough. Guests filled the church and reception at Corry Country Club followed with white floral decor and a string trio performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir L. Helrlel
J. H Heerlen
Wright Street
Donald
Zyman
O. B. Eymuny
Sheppard Avenue
North Charleroi
Wille
John Place
Pittsburgh
Mary Jane Matson
Enliage
New Haven
Eyman
David Coe
Bainbridge
N.Y
David Ehart
Utica
Kenneth Dolan
Monessen
Harold F. Powell
Lakewood
William Woodcock
Ithaca
Corry
Warren
Andrea Wright
Josephine Tigrant
Susan Crossett
Eyman-Hearlein Wedding At Corry Country Club
The newlyweds will reside at Fort Sill Oklahoma where Mr Eyman begins five years of Army service after being commissioned. The bride, a Cornell and Indiana State Teachers College graduate, comes from Corry. many guests from Warren, Lockport, Union City and nearby towns attended the wedding and reception at Corry Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adi-rendacks
Eyman
Fort Sill
Oklo
Army
Reserve Officers ‘Training Corps
Cornell University
Miss Hearlein
Corry Senor
Indiana State Teachers College
Warren
Fromm
Charlerol
Greenbriar Military School
Correll University
Urate
William Locke
Noel Wade
Florence ‘Tiotsen
George Duline
Lydia Wueetzer
Doris Smith
Anna Jane Hawkins
Margit Horan
Robert Whitehill
Graebner
Abe
James Hughes
Mary Hughes
Lockport
Annd
John Densmore
Gerry Dulin
Tuhnen
Eleanor Marsh
Wheeling
W- Va
Fred Donley
McKeesport
Harry Roberts
Monongahela
Ronald Windihi
Columbus
Gi Harvey
Phled
1. Roberts
Dan Roberts
Charleroi
James E. Young
Coal
Birth announcements from Bear Lake couple and Hastings family
Mr. and Mrs. Alto Mossinger announce a son and daughter born this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital in Bear Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sinmohisen report a child born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Sunihawn, formerly Etta Costile, is connected to the latter family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twlis
Corry Memorial Hosnital i
Alto Mossinger
Bear Like
A Win
Donald Sinmohisen
Carter-Stutzman Betrothal Announced
Engagement announced for Miss Maxilyas Joyen Carter of Clymer to Lennard J. Brutamuety son of Mr and Mrs Peter Shitesats of Corry. Carter family involved in local church. he employed at Alas Construction Company in Erie. Wedding date set for August 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecmocenivay Wna
Maxilyas Joyen Carter
Edward Carter
Clymer
Lennard J. Brutamuety
Hid Mbs
Peter Shitesats
Corry
Carter
Wijik Giss
Belin
My Sinitamom
Spallwnsburg
TS Army
Alas Con- Apiigion Company
Erie
Aueust
Spencer Ladies Aid Plans July Mead Park Meeting
Mrs T J Fullom hosted a Spencer Ladies Aid session at her home with 34 dinners served to members and families. Led by Mrs Earl Bailey the group opened with devotions by Mrs Merrill Lillie and discussed Matthew chapter. They voted to donate 10 dollars to Rev Norman Waterth Boeiticky and planned career-driving activities before adjourning to meet July 21 at Mead Park for all members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Fullom
Spencer Ladies Aid
TJ. Pullant
Earl Bailey
Mra Merrill Lillie
Matthew al the
Norman Waterth
Boeiticky
Mead Park
OES Plans Card Party and Style Show
Members of Cory City Chapter No 17 Order of the Eastern Star met to finalize plans for a card party and a style show. The event, planned for Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Chire Gapwalls home and possibly at the hatchery grounds, features a lawn show if weather permits and refreshments afterward. Reservations should be made through Mrs G B Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OES
Ways and Tjmeana
Cory City
Prige
West Coimbue Avene
Chire Gapwall
Merrill
G. B Chase
Wheelock Aid Picnic and Meeting at Mrs John Kan Home
Wheelock Community Aid members gathered Thursday at Mrs John Kan's home for a picnic dinner and afternoon meeting. Mrs Charles Kennedy presided. relations were opened by Mrs Wayne Hopkins. A monetary gift for missionary Mrs Alvin Prench to Attica was approved. Children enjoyed games while plans for the next meeting on July 7 were made with assistants listed as Mrs Merle Patterson, Mrs Kenneth Loveland, and Mrs Harold Bersink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock Aid
John Kan
Wheelock Community Aid
Chiles Kennedy
Frederick Bowes
Childiin
Charles Kennedy
Wayne Hopkins
Alvin Prench
Attica
Whs
Mia
Merle Patterson
Kenmet Loveland
Harold Bersink
Hi Neighbor Club Meeting in Cutting Hosts Dinner
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting met Thursday with Mrs William Boml as hostess. six members and one guest Mrs Max Bema of Corry attended for a roast beef dinner at 4 p.m. During social time Mrs Harold Sweet was tendered sunshine shower for home confinement. The next meeting will be July 1 at the Sweet home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Neighbor Club
William Bemis
Cutting
William Boml
Max Bema
Corry
Harold Sweet
Sweet Home
Speedy Start Urged for Atomic Display Ship Plan
The House Merchant Marine Committee urged launching work at the earliest moment on President Eisenhower's proposed atomic display ship and an atomic powered merchant craft. The measure would authorize construction of both vessels and requires Senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Merchant Marine Committee
Eisenhower
Moune
Senate
Decisions From Full Review Of Alert Decisions Made After Full Review
Article recalls Eisenhower era Civil Defense Alert tests. It notes martial law considerations, fears of atomic and hydrogen bomb strikes on major cities, and estimates of casualties from fallout. Officials praise improvements and mobilization readiness, stressing strength over weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jueen
Eisenhower
Onic
Flemming
Val . Peterson
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Wee Society
Robert B. Curtis
Linda
Allan
West Congress Street
Wellsboro
HE. Curtis
Harrison and
Bradley
East Congress Street
Washington, D. C
Curtis
George Washington University
Larry
Carol Roelofs
Clare Jones
Mead Avenue
Falls Church
Nancy Lee Shreve
James Manning
Jeanne Nichols
Media
Stanley Nichols
Franklin Street
Benjamin Skinner
Morida
James Schweppe
Columbus _ Bankt
Aero Group
Teforn
Powell Loan & Pinance Co
Powell Loan and Finance Co
Babcock
Honor Ray Ecklund
Mira L. Heerlein Wee
Donald S. Eyman
Flye Rexall Drugs Itn
Center St
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Frills
Carter-Stutzman
Arnold Seastead
Andrew Guskea
Sea’‘S Drugs
Montana
Reagan Gr Cos
Tarzan
TC Aes
Gilbert Roland
Richard Egan
Lori Nelson
RIZES
Helen
Alan Ladd
Patricia Medina
Audie Sudan Murphy Balt
Drums Across
Barbara, Stanwyele
Walter Pigeon
Frederick
George Montgomery
Michelangelo
Chapin’s
F. C. Chapin & Son
Tunnell
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Koyal Manor
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