Miss Geraldine Danton Marries Paul Brenoel in St Thomas Church
Miss Geraldine Danton daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Thunton of this city wed Paul E Byenoel son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Byenoel of Meadvile at St Thomas Church Saturday at 10 am. The bride wore a vee shell crepe dress with yellow corsage while her sister Mrs Mary Louise Brenoel was maid of honor in pale blue. Best man Kenneth Stainbrook cousin of the groom. A three tiered cake and peony decor filled a post ceremony dinner at the bride's home. Numerous relatives and friends attended including Mrs Ray Mattice Miss Pat Rohr Birmingham Mich Mrs A Cl Muelhine Corry and others.
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A.upermsuumoo
Kenneth Stainbrook
Mike Here
Howe
Corry
Bren
Avro Supply Mie Corp
Ray Mattice
Misa Paty Rohrer
Birmingham
Mich
Mirsi Desse Hult
Jimiy
A. Cl Mueliine
Roy Perkins
Behr Lake
Cuint
Stranveok
Claude
Fouris
Bernard Stainbrook
Margaret
Warren
Hofer Suerline
Alice Pox
Burtos Wyant Anu
Cud
Aid
Ralph Buenne
Public Invited To Hospital Card Party
The Cory Hospital Auxiliary hosts a card party at the Cory County Club on Thursday at 8 pm. Reservations via Mrs A S Boag or Mrs Robert Catlin by Wednesday. Prizes for high scores in auctions and contract bridge, plus a 500 prize and a light refreshment interval.
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Panplewd
Cory Hospital
Corty County Club
A. 5. Boag
Robert Catlin
Bark Haight
Robert Franz
John Street
Wallace Young
Elizabeth Lanston
Rui Bennett
Red Cross
Corry Men Attend Saegertown Fish Fry
Corry men attended a Saegertown fish fry hosted by the Auer foun Society for Moll net on Saturday evening at Hummel' cott. About seventy five enjoyed the fish and other dishes. Attendees from this city included Dimes Lewis, Ollie McClingock, Paul Shoup, Donald Hi, Norman Edingo, Pelty Parker, Paul Goring, Hoye Lovelynd, and Robert Catlin, traveling by wagon between the hours of mid and night.
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Corry
Saegertown
Auer Foun Society
Hummel
Cottmen
Saeper
Autoredad
Dimes Lewis
Ollie McClingock
Pail Shoup
Donald Hi
Norman Edingo
Pelty Parker
Paul Goring
Hoye Lovelynd
Robert Catlin
Corry Sailor Marries in Bremerton Navy Yard
Corry sailors Martin Keppel and Marie A. Gusey wed at Bremerton Washington inside the Navy yard chapel. The ceremony featured Muriel Widwell as attendant and Ph. M. 3-c as best man. After a dinner at Ray’s the couple left for a honeymoon to Victoria British Columbia. Mrs. Keppel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sadawsky of North New Jersey, enlisted in the service in 1944. Keppel is stationed at Seattle.
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Sash
EL Gpl
Mab
Teleset
Martin’ Keppel
Piluittwelsi
Marie A
Sam Gusey
Cianie
Navy
Bremerfoi
Wash
Muriel A. Hwidwell
USNR
Ph. M
Mr. Keppel
Ray's
Victoria
B.C
Keppel
Edward Sadawsky
North New Jersey
Murely
Corry
University of Virginia
Seattle
Country Club Members Enjoyed Sunday Dinner
Highby members of the Corey Country Club enjoyed a bountiful dinner at the club house yesterday with a delicious meal served at 6:20. Mrs. Richard Rossbacher chaired the arrangements, assisted by Mrs. William Dunlap, Mrs. M. S. Rees, Mrs. A. I. Boag, and Mrs. C. T. Anderson. The next dinner is planned for July 1 with Mrs. L. E. Graham as chairwoman.
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Country Club
Corey
Snails Shape Overstuffing Your Bag At Sea
Guidance advises not overstuffing bags to avoid distorting bag shape and weakening seams. It recommends carrying only essentials, using crumpled tissue to help bags hold shape, storing in their own boxes, and wrapping silver and evening bags in black tissue paper to prevent tarnish.
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Stu
Metropolitan Stars Will Be Seven Operas Are Presente
The Chautauqua Opera Association will present seven operas this summer with Metropolitan stars Josephine Antoine Donald Dame and Hugh Thompson headlining. The season opens July 13 with a double bill of Gilbert and Sullivan operas Pinafore and Cox and Box, and runs for 12 performances at venues in the region.
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Metropoliwan
Chautauqua Opera Association
Josephine Antoine
Hugh ‘Thompson
Donald Dame
Miss Antoine
Sonert Goers
Chautauqua
Dame
Institution
Gene Greenwell
Annette Bur
Ford
Jean Browning
Paline Pierce
Chautauqua season features operas and notable performers
The program highlights graduate Le. Summer Greenwell and Juilliard student with diverse stage experience, joining an operatic lineup at Norton Memorial Hall. Other works include Lucia di Lammermoor, Carmen, Barber of Seville, The Chocolate Soldier, and La Traviata. Cast lists, conductors Alberto Binini and Edgar Schoenkuu, and staff roles are noted, with Alfeda Valenti leading the operas in English.
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Ppers
Piihelpaly
Juin Cielton
Blrita Ramoski
Heny Clarke
Gilberd Gallacher
Bassi
Andrew McKinley
Robert Stewart
Roland Partridge
Wilmer McLaughin
Gifford Mena
Oper
Alfeda Valenti
Norton Memorial Hall
Alberto Bininoni
Edgar Sohenknu
Harrison Potter
Ethlyn
Drydelt
Jessie
Monkel
Belleh
Ploterne Brown
Gepinnte
Trobe
Mr. Valon
Gretchen Buckhalte Que Mary
Lick
Local Women Attend Club Dinner In Erie
Erie society note reports Carey Spier Mel Mari Capwell Mrs Jom Pylaid and Miss Marion Smith attending a Triple K Club dinner Saturday at Mrs Herman Steimer’s home in Erie. A delicious dish was served at Govelock’s home and the evening was spent socially. Mrs George Tien ik will host next at her home Colinubiis.
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Carey Spier
Mel
Mari Capwell
Jom Pylaid
Marion Smith
Herman Steimer
Erie
Govelock
Hes
George Tienik
Proper McCray Rites BH Union City Saturday
Mrs Grae McCray of Union City presided at a Saturday wedding ceremony for LaVere Proper and Corry McCray at United Brethren Church Union City. Rev Leon Tickner conducted a simple ring ceremony in front of close family. The bride wore a yellow dress with white accessories and yellow rose corsage. Mrs Lynford Proper served as maid of honor. Meron Proper was best man. About 36 relatives attended a reception at the bride’s home. The couple planned a weekend wedding trip and would reside at 410 Orange Street Oil City where Proper is employed at the Oil City Airport.
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Bruce Elsworth
Sherrill
K. G. Freeman
Albuquerque
N. Max
Edgar Deissler
Sam
Peter
Gloria Gordon
East Washington Surest
Pittsburgh
Joseph Eisenman
Florence Sirigier
East Washington Street
Cuba
N. Y
Anthony Micros
Ruth Schurman
North Center Street
Orrin Schurman
Clymer
N.Y
Jonne Morton
Erie
Cleve Morton
West Fork Place
Everett Eastman
East South Street
Loft Lash
Carnegie
Katherine Wells
C. C. Perkins
Hawaii
Hi. H. Kowalski
New York City
Lou Kowalski
Gould Street
Ehlar Daye
Corry
West South Street
Deshon Hospital
Eileen Graham
West Congress Street
Graham
Amelia Vanderhoff
Makeesport
G. C. Murphy Company
J. M . Norton
Franklin Sheet
Tuckahoe
Rose Bichynski
Shirley Simonse
Elizabeth Wawreko
Gary High School
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Leon Brown
Carl Stump
Ola Young
Ruth Dahlstrand
Helen Johnson
State College
Pennsylvania
Joi Davison
Saegertown
B. G. Palmer
Paul DeVaney
Aliquippa
R. D. McKelvey
Spring Creek
M. C. Baldwin
Lloyd Stowe
James
Wright Street
Pfe
Lawrence Morton
Crile Hospital
Cleveland
Sophie Romanosky
Stella Romanosky
Maple Avenue
Oi City
Mabel Hayes
East Pleasant Street
Eliabeth Hayes
James O'Brien
Daniel Feeney
Canadohia Lake
Elsie Thorngate
Sgt. Earl Downs
Jane Corbett
Paul Smith
Warren
John Smith
Hide
Frank Lathrop
Joan Slusher
Hhr
Vist
Ide
Dean Field
Dawson Kenford
Sheffield
Sharon
Warren Walker
Grae McCray
United Marri
Sal Murda
United Brethren
Union City
LaVere
Ernest, Proner
Unio City
Leon Tickner
Cleaning Furs with Sawdust and Cleaning Fluid
A fur cleaning method uses sawdust mixed with cleaning fluid applied by rotating arms or beating with sticks. The treated sawdust is brushed and combed out, carrying away dust grime and oil from the fur.
Miner kills wife then dies by own hand at Bridges Village
In a tragic double incident at Hele Bridge Village Knepp, 40, killed his wife Margita and shot himself after returning home early in the morning. Neighbors and investigators described a murder suicide scene as Adamsomson recalled details. Simon Lake, famed submarine inventor, died at 84 after heart illness. he had long worked in Milford labs and entered hospital in Bridgeport for care.
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Simon Lake
Bridgeport
Conn
Aitle
Milford
Jong
Weels Neo
Visitors Rally Delivers Narrow Baseball Win in Wobbly Affair
Visitors edge hosts 7 6 as late offense and a string of errors shape a tense game. Caskey, Williams and Robinson lead with key hits while pitchers battle through walks, wild pitches and missed calls, sealing a tight nine inning result.
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Amitn
Corey Merolu
Sylvant
Vor Witt
Pubers
Emporiose
Kullet
W. Gagselt
Schagetter
Wieke
P. Joe Baresst
Teft
Emporium
Corny
Bkaton
Schage Robinson
Caskey
William
Pilebetel
Williams
Kinnepf Beses
Carr Umnires
Kane
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Gee
Geraldine Danton
Paul Brenoel
Idee Ween
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C. F. Curtis Jewelry
Helen
Bremerton, Wash
Joseph Delellis
South Center Street
Carry Hospital
Adam Blass
Watterford
Lee Owens
Euclid Street
Kingna
Owens
R. H. Rossbacher
D. MiKenzie
Vinnie Port
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Maude Montour
Shirley Dickinson
Berkeley
Calif
Ernest Buschman
Leroy Dickinson
West Wayne Street
Jane Peldius
Fred Schwab
New Vork
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Franklin Street
J. C. Battery
C. W. Jones
George Williams Jett
Philadelphia
Joseph Anderson
Fourth. Avenue
Detroit
Aero Supply
Eleanor Thayer
Rathyrn Greene
Canndohts
Louis A. Boone
Jimmie
Kenmore
A. A. Williams
George Williams
A. S Boag
Kathie
John
Park Street
Findle Lake
Merion Young
Meadville
Margaret Helen Haight
Huron Road Hospital
Earl Haight
Fast Bond Street
McCray
Tad
McKesson
Milady Foundations
Stzus
Chabin
Miner
Waynesburg
Willan Knepp
Tie
Ail Slioh
Hele Bridelt
Hele Heme
Raymond Adamson Sonyet
Adamsosilt Knepp
Margita
Ling
Adamson
Berkhaus Disposal
Warren Conservatory OF Music
Covry
Oyer Murphy's Store
Leroy B. Campbell
Fort and Flattery
Zuckerman
Eining Scar
Dai Tame
Aoul
Walaky
Jessi
Baressi
Gromp
Pringly
Sal
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