Bennink-Willett Nuptials in Corry Presbyterian Church
Erma Ellen Bennink and Charles B. Willett married at Perkins Presbyterian Church in Kearsarge on Saturday June 19 at 10 30. The bride wore beige street dress with yellow rose corsage. Both are Corry High School alumni employed at Aero Supply Company and reside at 354 East Conness Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Ellen Bennink
Charles Willett
John Bennink
R. D
Corry
Erma Ellen
Charles B. Willett
G. D. Willett
East Main Street
Perkins Presbyterian Church
Kearsarge
Yolock
Ey O'Conner
Carol Haskins
Falkins
Willett
Corry High School
Aero Supply Company
East Con—ess Street
Ada Wissinger Bride for Louis Foradorn Jr.
Ada Wissinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry L Wissinger of this city became the bride of Louis Foradorn Jr son of Mr and Mrs Louis Foradorn of Brockway Pa in a early summer wedding Saturday June 19 at 2 30 oclock at the First Methodist church. The Rev P A Galbreath officiated with a brief musical program preceding the ceremony. The bride wore a blush pink marquisette over slipper satin gown with pink lace and a short train. Her only attendant was Mrs Maurice E P Evans in amure blue marquisette. Best man was Leo P Weir and Bruce Reeder attended. A garden tea reception followed at the bride’s home 24 West Frederick Street. Numerous out of town guests were listed along with several local residents and relatives. The couple departed for a wedding trip after the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Wissinger
Louis Foradorn, Jr
Ads Bestile ‘Wissinger
Harry L. Wissinger
Thia‘city
Mrr
Douiy Foradorn
Brockway
Hiden
P. A Galbreath
Methodist Gy
Altay
Mi Warden
Lynn Rice
Mary Graham
Bess Carlisch
Piernist
Samipson and
Delilah
Saint Baens
Hireah
Mrs. Rice
Cadman
Mr. Rice
Rose
MacDowell
Seitz
Vieolin
Herbert
Maurice EP. Evans
Lee Paradota
Rye
Leo P. Weir
Erle
Bruce
Reeder
Jomry
West Frederick Street
Fordorn
Maurice B. Evans
Grant Campbell
Pittsburgh
Louis Foradorn
Louise Foradorn
Lee Foradata
W. Ys
Louie DelBello
Forestville
N. Yi
E. Z. Howland
Dora Howland
Union City
John Walters
West Springfield
Martha. Meyers
Warren
Leslie Donaldson
Glenn Donaldson
Spring Creek
Miss Viola Frazier Complimented at East Main Luncheon
Mrs. Ry Lawrence Davison and Leis Ruth Dehlstrand hosted a luncheon and shower on East Main Street to compliment Miss Viela Frazier on her upcoming marriage to Arthur Nollinger. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. Walter Wilsted and Miss Frazier with several neighbors in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Frazier
Ry Lawrence Davison
Leis
Ruth Dehlstrand
East Main Street
Viela Frazier
Arthur Nollinger
Walter Wilsted
Miss Frazier
Governors Wives Enjoy Columbus Conference Sy
Governors wives accompanying their spouses to the Ohio governor conference in Columbus plan to relax and mingle. Mrs Earl Warren of California says meeting all governors is the highlight while many attend their first Buckeye gathering. Mrs Harward Martin of Pennsylvania arrives with her son and chooses a quick coach trip over a train, as the three day meeting begins.
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Columbus
Associated Press
Ohio
Severnors
Earl Warren
California
Charmilhe
Indy
Tim Justin
Buckeye
Harward Martin
Pentsylvania
Cincinnati
Edward
Martine
Beaverdam 4-H Girls Meet For Weiner Roast
Beaverdam 4-H girls gathered Thursday afternoon in a gravel pit to cook a midafternoon snack, making coco and toasting wethers. They planned the next meeting at Mead Park on June 24 at 1 20. New committees for cooking and cleaning up were appointed.
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Beaverdam
iMead Park
Care of Shoes During Rationing Era
Guidance urges careful shoe care to extend life under rationing. Brush suede daily, dust and polish patent leather, avoid overuse of the same pair, and store properly. Wear overshoes in rain, replace heels and linings as needed, repair seams promptly, and ensure good fit to prevent wastage.
Erie Club Honored At Exchange Convention
The Pennsylvania Exchange Club elected Lytle Wilson of Pittsburgh as president and named Nolen Leonard of Norristown, George Matter of West York, and Norman Hase of Frankford to key officers. The Penn Ex cup honored outstanding clubs with Erie Exchange as winner and Norristown second.
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Erie Club
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Exchange Club
Lytle Wilson
Pittsburgh
Nolen Leonard
Norristown
George Matter
West York
Sand Norman ‘Hase
Frankford
Penn
Dub Worl
Erie Exchange Oly
Nonistown
Couple celebrates second wedding anniversary at home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hall of R. D. 2 were surprised by twenty-five friends and relatives as they honored their second wedding anniversary at their east of the city home. The gathering featured games, visiting, and a plated supper. Gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Hall
Powers Baby Girl Born at Local Hospital
A baby girl was born Sunday evening to Mr. and Mrs. Atcha Powers of R. D. 2 Corry at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atcha Powers
Corry
Venango Woman Drowns Self in Water Bowl
A 3 year old woman, Mrs Matie Nieberding of Sugarcreek in Venango County, was found dead face down in a bowl of water inside her home after neighbors failed to see her for hours. Coroner Dr. Cunham reported she had been ill and nervous, with prior Navy connections in Norfolk, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OL Olty
Verango County
Matie
Nieberding
Sugarcreek
Uncertain TV Schedule Shuffle With Classic Film Docket
A scrambled listing shows NBC rough dial with Dean Jagger and Lily Pons in varied segments. Mentions Charles Boyer, Ronald Colman, Vox Pop references, and radio reel items including Mystery Hall and Rhythm Road.
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NBC
Dean Jagger
Martishead
Fulchrd Crooks
Firestone
Voorhees
Lily Pons
Hedda Hopper
Ronald ‘Colman
LA Charles Boyer
Back Street
Blu
Lone Ranger
Courier Spy
Raymond Gram
MBS
Lightning Rods and House Protection Using Conductors
The article explains that lightning rods attract bolts to the rod and guide discharge away by reducing gitrations. It notes heated air provides a path, making chimneys and roof fixtures most vulnerable and needing connection to multiple conductors around the house.
Players Cooper Other t the 1 org Mer st work
A rushed fragment mentions players Cooper and Others linked to an organization, with recurring work and interest noted in a 1 organization. The exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
Big Mor Tames Leagues With More Warmin Row
A fragmented note reports a sports row where Big Mor dominates a league set, delivering a decisive win and heightened competition among teams.
Fragmentary OCR note on boxing records and match mentions
Incomplete text references Batty cage and motion, a historical chat, a list or record about Zivic, black mark, and an anti event. Details are too garbled to identify clear people, dates, or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zivic
Clevela Baseball Camp Draws Pitchers for Season Return
Ambli and the Clevela team prepare for the upcoming baseball season after a setback. The camp at Field Dir Leo gathers eight men to organize spring work as Pittsburg pitches in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Leo
Unclear fragment anticipates a future event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a time window around 5 pm to 5 am and a December deadline with vague references to a project or event. No clear entities or outcomes are identifiable from the snippets provided.
Rematc Pitts vic an asa te aduted
The source text is unreadable and fragmentary, but appears to reference a person or event with errors. No verifiable facts or names can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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Pitts
Vic
Fragmented OCR record yields unclear political wording
The text presents fragmented fragments about votes and associations with no clear names, dates, or events. Readable elements mention yeas and French related terms, but no identifiable persons, places, or organizations are confirmed.
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Hagel Hendrickson
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W. J
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Doris Crane
Liberty Street
Hoff Business College
Charles Bracken
Army Signal Corps
Drew Field
Fla
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W. Bracken
Pyk
Ernest Simmonsen
McClellan Meld
Catt
Harry Simmonsen
Chicago
Evinday
Robert
Fort ‘Sheridan
Richard Anderson
Joseph Aiderson
Johnson Street
James Williamson
Stella Howard Higgins
Ruth McMahon
Marie Howard
Alice M. Evans
Pottedam
N. W
James Mackres
Prank- UN Street
Maxwell House
Coats
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A. G. Rees
June Lang Mors
Moharmpul Chemicals
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