Good Samaritan Class Enjoyed Wiener Roast
The Good Samaritan Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church met Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Danver Phillips in Westpring Creek. Twelve members attended with badminton, plans for a July 16 report, and an election at the Summer cottage at Chautauqua Lake hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Marsh. A bonfire roast featured hot dogs and a spread of macaroni salad, pickles, olives, jello, cookies and coffee.
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Wieder
Good Samaritan Sunday School
First Methodist Church
Danver Phillips
Westpring Creek
Hame
Robert Marsh
Phillips
Bula ‘Taylor
Daily Vacation Bible School program wraps up at Methodist Church
The Methodist and Presbyterian Churches completed VBS Friday with joint 10 30 am sessions at the Methodist Church and an 11 am program for mothers. One hundred ten children attended. Songs included Oh Be Careful and In the Garden. Teachers gave Bible verses, certificates were awarded, and offerings funded CARH packages. Rev McEntarfer closed with prayer and a screen dinner followed.
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Methodist
Methodist Church
Lenore McIntyre
Lea Johns Fon
Jonh Rozelle
Nicholas Bogden
Janice Johnston
W. B. Stowe
O. A. McEntarfer
Two Newborn Daughters Reported At Local Hospital
A daughter arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Yoder of Spartansburg R B 1 at Corry Hospital early this morning. Earlier, a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Buell of R D 2 at Corry Hospital.
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Melvin Yoder
Spartansburg
Corry Hospital
Stanley Buell
Miss Marie Schramting Weds Bruno Edwards Spitman
Miss Marie Jeanette Schramting and Bruno Edwards Spitman married this morning at St Elizabeths Church with Rev Carl L Herat officiating at 10 oclock. The bride, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank D Schramling of Columbus, wore a powder blue crepe dress with white accessories and carried calla lilies. her only jewelry was a double strand of pearls. The room, brother to the groom, served as best man. A wedding dinner followed at Ingrams Inn and the couple honeymooned at Thousand Islands Niagara Falls and in Canada before settling at 415 East Main Street.
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Marie Jeanette Schramting
Bruno Edwards Spitman
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Carl L. Herat
Frank D. Schramling
Columbus
Ernest Buiik
Stell Spltman
Frank Spitman
Ingram’s Inn
Raymond Mfg
Spitman
General Electric Company
Erie
Richard Rossbacher
Gerry City
Order of the Eastern Star
Pittsbad
Pennnsylvania
Syria
Donald Watson
Ellmear Wassink
Pittsburgh
Watson
Walter H. Scott
Robert
Wrightstat
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Leon Benyn
Sietock
Arthur Rogers
Trudy
Louise
Sheffield
Marion Street
Arnold McCaslin
Union City
Laura Barton
Akeley
P. L. Burton
Bonita Thompson
Jean ‘Wester
Phyllis Hoenes
Findley Lake
Arthur J. Martin Wid
Marilyn
Mary dJourdet
Concord
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Martin
Nell Farrington
Leota
Mast Frederick Street
A. V.cochran
Caraliae
Sandra Lee
Helen Lodge
Ann Baressi
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Carolyn Sears
Port Dix
Louis B. Sears
Best South Streets
Harry Krone
R. D
Herbert M. Lyon
Buffalo
Lyon
Q. A. Johus
Harold Jackson
Walter DeJean
Ridge Street
John Skeps
Harold D. Hall
Jerry
Warren
Marjorie Jackson
Robert D. Breads
Baptist Church
Genterville
Jane Wells
Jamestown
Lele Wells
West Washington Street
Lawrence Crispi
Eldred
Douglas Rozelle
East Main Street
Mason
Mead Park
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William Fraser
F. S. Austitt
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Hell
Blo Dorogan
Millport
Rober Hoover
Tthaow
George Bryant
Leonard Bryant
Melrose
Mass
Garl Faille
Cuba
N.Y
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Butler
Peggy Joyce Polling
Cortland Bryant
Sind
Pred Miller
Concord Street
Roland Young
Clarksburg
W. V
Minta Rigby
West Smith Street
Titusville
Trena Harris
Titusville Hospital
Frank N. Ames
Janet, Orouth
East Frederick Street
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Grand Canyon
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Franklin Street
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Rideway
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West Frederick Street
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Lois
Ridgway
Centerville
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Dance This Evening At Corry Country Club
Corry Country Club hosts Saturday dances for members and out of town guests tonight at the hilltop clubhouse from 10 p m to 2 a m Clyde Goodwill and his four piece orchestra provide music Over thirty five couples expected Dr L S Camp ton chairs the committee with Rasselas Brown and M S Cobbett Also the kitchen will be open serving sandwiches and short orders
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Corry
Hilltop
Clyde Goodwill
Dr. L. 5. Campton
Rasselas Brown
M. S. Cobbett
Miss Maxine Greeley and Allen Eastman Marry in Harford
Miss Maxine Greeley and Allen Eastman wed at the Congregational Church in Harford Pennsylvania on Friday evening June 11 at 7 o clock. Rev John Waite officiated with Ronald Greeley as brother and best man. Betty Jean Whaley served as maid of honor and wore a blue and white silk dress. A reception followed at the Waite home and the couple planned a brief New York and New England honeymoon before returning to Spartansburg. The bride and groom reside at R D 3 Spartansburg.
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Maxine Greeley
Allen Eastman
Donna Donaldson
Spring Creek
Fay Eastman
R. D
Spartansburg
Congregational Church
Harford
John Waite
Ronald Greeley
Mr. Eastman
Betty Jean Whiley
Concord Community Club Social Meeting Report
Concord Community Club held a pleasant social evening at the Concord Community House with visiting, ice cream, cake, and coffee. Miss Florence Culver and Mrs. Howard Blakeslee served on the refreshment committee, and July 16 was announced as the next meeting date with Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Wade, Mrs. Henry McCray, and Gayle Houtwell on committees.
Friendship Club Met With Mrs Bertha Warner at Home
Mrs Bertha Warner entertained members of the Friendship Club at her Columbus home yesterday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Clifford Lawson Mrs John Decker Mrs Ora Moyer Mrs Eugene Powers Mrs Charles Mulligan Mrs Roy Swart Mrs Claude DeForest Mrs Marie Anderson and Miss Frances Sperry. Bingo and contests were enjoyed with several prizes awarded. A salad course with Ritz crackers cakes and coffee was served. Next meeting set for three weeks from yesterday in July with Mrs John Chama to host.
Boston Store Starts Addition in Erie Expansion Plan
Erie June 19 construction will begin on a half million dollar addition to the Boston Store as part of an extensive long-range expansion. The three-story addition will sit atop the 1921 Peach Street structure, with H Platt Construction Co. handling the project and completion expected by mid 1949. company officials say the expansion will increase sales and storage space.
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Erie
Boston
Thomas Sutherland
W. J. Christie
Fim
Sutherland
H. Platt Construction
Boston Termi
Compromise Draft Law Jammed Through Senate
Boston Dinos and three stores are housed as Kuhns Food Store Poehiman Key Shop and Robert Collins Shog Store. Chairman Gurney pulled a compromise draft during the all night session and urged a vote. Senator Ives called for a voice vote, ayes carried, shaping remaining budget fights including European recovery. Taylor-Lunger filibuster began at 3 37 p m EST yesterday and ended at 3 39 a m today after 17 hours.
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Boston Dinos
Kuhn
Poehiman
Robert Collins
Daskrooms
Taylor
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