Miss Bet te Malott Mar ried Melvin Rogers Jr in Erie's area
Early summer nuptials united Miss Bet te Jane Malott and Melvin Ray Rogers Jr at First Methodist Church with double ring ceremony. Attendants wore pale blue and yellow gowns, and 100 guests attended a church reception. The couple plans to live in Spartansburg where the groom dairies. she works for General Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Malott
Melvin R. Rogers Jr
First Methodist Church
Bette Jane Malott
Henry Batley
Grovestrest
Melvin Ray Rogers Jr
R. D
Spartansburg
Arnold E. Malott
Morgantown
W. Va
Melvin Rogers Sr
Howard Stull
Barbara Roberts
Holland Morgan
Michael Csop
Bailey
Gerry Stockton
Malott
Bette Bailey
Mr. Rogers
Donald Stranahan
Milo Obert
Ward Ingells
Mary Malott
John W. ‘Malott
Lana Weaver
Eugene Malott
Pittsburgh
Canada
Rogers
Corry Senior High School
General Telephone Y
Sparta High School
Dairy Month Program At Sparta Grange Session
Sparta Grange No. 110 held a regular meeting with strong turnout. Master Gordon Fralick led as June dairy month theme featured with member song, readings, and a talk by William Harrison on dairy product advertising. Cpl Keith Fralick spoke on Japan slides. refreshments followed. Next session July 10 with East Branch Grange minstrel show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta Grange
Sparta Grange No. 110
Gordon Fralick
Will Morris
Clarence Smith
William Harrison
Supplee-Willis-Jones Mil
Dorothy
Ruth Chelton
Cpl
Keith Fralick
USAF
Japan
East Branch Grange
Murphy Staff Party at Conneaut Lake Celebrates 400 Attendees
The Murphy store held its annual staff party at Conneaut Lake with about 400 employees and families. Activities included baseball, swimming, boating, and games. William Halfast won awards while attendees enjoyed lunch and dinner at the park.
Marriage announced of former resident Marguerite Thornton
Corry friends will be interested to learn of the marriage of Miss Marguerite Thornton, a former resident of this city, to Frank Moors of Berkeley, California. The couple now resides at 113 Peralta Avenue, Berkeley. Named president Bradford today was named president and member of the board of Rem-Cru Titanuim Inc. of Pittsburgh, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Marguerite Thornton
Frank Moors
Berkeley
Calif
Peralta Avenue
Pittsburgh
C. I Bradford
Rem-Cru‘Titanium Inc
Wfidiand
Donald MacMartin Celebrates Fifth Birthday Party
Donald Mc Martin turned five with a home party at 249 Mead Avenue hosted by his mother Mrs Donald Mac Martin. Grandmother Mrs Myra Titty and friends Nancy Gordon Barbara Burton helped as fourteen guests played games from 2 to 5. Prizes went to Billy Miller Jimmy Burton and Kenneth Weis. Guests received paper hats candy and cupcakes with Kool-Aid refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald MacMartin
Donald McMartin
Mead Avenue
Myra Titty
Nancy Gordon
Barbara Burton
Donald
Billy Miller
Jimmy Burton
Kenneth Weis
Birthday Party Honors Larry Watrous Five
Mrs Lawrence J Watrous entertained Saturday afternoon at a birthday party for her son Larry Erwin who was five years old. Twelve neighbor children attended with assistance from Mrs Chiude Beckerink of Clymer. Larry received gifts while guests obtained jumping ropes balloons and toy trucks as favors.
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Larry Watrous
Lawrence J. Watrous
Ohio Street
Larry Erwin
Chiude Beckerink
Clymer
Larry
Chi Rho Society Met For Dinner At Findley Lake Cottage
The Chi Rho Society of Emmanuel Episcopal Church met last evening at Mrs. Elimear Wessink’s Findley Lake cottage. Twenty two members and guests attended a tureen supper. A brief business meeting followed with a report on the strawberry social that raised a nice sum. The next meeting will be at the Tiffany farm near Spring Creek on a date to be announced.
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Chi Rho Society
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Findley Lake
Elimear Wessink
Tiffany Farm
Spring Creek
Birthday Party Friday For Denise Harvey
Mrs. Mark Harvey hosted a Friday evening birthday party for Denise Harvey aged one. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Burkett, Mrs. Bert Clark of Titusville, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Turben, Miss Linda Turben, and Frank Turben of Columbus. Denise’s great grandmother Mrs. Clark also had a birthday that day while gifts were exchanged. Refreshments featured ice cream, birthday cake, and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Harvey
Last Street
Denise
C. J. Burkett
Bert Clark
Titusville
F. W. Turben
Linda Turben
Frank Turben
Columbus
Clark
Births Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A series of birth notices from Corry Memorial Hospital announces a daughter born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. John Wella of Spartansburg and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Mauro Novello Jr. of Findley Lake yesterday morning. Twin daughters were born to Dr and Mrs A E Tate at 49 West Smith Street yesterday morning. Anon reports a baby born to Rey and Mrs Bradley T Lines of Columbus yesterday afternoon. A son born to Mr and Mrs Stroup of R D 1 Sprig Creek yesterday afternoon.
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Edward Lattofsky
Harvey
James
George Frank
Wanda Joy
Cleveland
Lawrence C. Nichols
South Center Street
Richard J. Farrell
Richard and
Bruce
J. F. Needham
Needham
Maple Avenue
Douglas Mosher
Sue Anne
Anita
Wayne Street
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Hugh Mosher
Glendora
Calif
Clinton Magee
E. C. Barnes
North Center Street
Erie
A. A. Merker
Wright Street
Alden
H. B. Reed
George Koestner
George
Kathy
West South Street
Cairo
Robert Martin
Corry
Willard Shreve
Son Tauren
Essex Street
New England States
Canada
Colette McClintock
Pennsylvania State University Graduate School
D. A. McClintock
Finchey Lake
Ceat
Ira Miller
North Cernter Street
Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert
Elbert Lilley
Hamot Hospital
Maryellen
Alice Lee
Alexandria
Mary
Rita Downey
East Pleasant Street
Mary Downey
Olean
Arthur Creighton
Buck Hill Falls
Chatham
N. J
Bloomsburg
Milo Martin
Frank Graft
James Lewis
EE. Hawkins
D. B. Taggart
Rasselas Brown
John Fenstermacher
A. Bruce Smith
H. L. Rowe
Horton Davis
R. C. Anderson
Walter Peake
H. A. Gilbert
Don Kincaid
J. H. Patterson
J. H. Heerlein
Chris Christensen
C. M. Howard
Percy Corbin
HK. Powell
Robert Ott Sr
Morgan Beverly
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Wella
Spartansburg
Mauro Novello Jr
Findley Lake
A. E. Tate
West Smith Street
Anon
Rey
Bradley ‘T. Lines
Columbus
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Adenauer Suffers Setback in North Rhine Westphalia Vote
In Bonn the CDU faced a setback as state election results show the Christian Democrats and Centrists short of an absolute majority in North Rhine Westphalia. Socialists claim the result weakens Adenauer's pro American, European unity policy while the Communists lose all 12 seats and FDP gains in the state parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Christian Democrats
North Rhine-Westphalia
Ruhr
Zentrum iCentrus Party
Free Democrats
Adewater
European Unity
Christan Democratic Party
Chou En-lai welcomed in Rangoon with flower shower
Burma welcomed Chinese premier Chou En-lai as he arrived for a state visit. About 5,000 people, mainly Chinese and Indian spectators, cheered as he stepped from the plane after flying in from New Delhi where he met with Prime Minister Nehru. He aims to advance Peiping’s peace alliance by wooing South Asian neutrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sry Amacinleu
Eres
Rangoon
Burma
Red
China
Chou En-lai
Peiping
Chou
Lew
New Delhi
House Debating Foreign Aid Plan in Congress
The House begins debate on the foreign aid program amid pressure over Far Eastern nonaggression pacts and Indochina truces. Twelve Foreign Affairs Committee members urge President Eisenhower to repudiate any support for a Communist nonaggression treaty, warning the aid program must be re examined. The committee approved 8.47 billion for the year starting July 1, with further cuts possible, while actual spending will be decided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
House Foreign Affairs, Committee
Allegheny GOP split heads with two chairmen
Allegheny County Republican forces split leadership with two chairmen Thom Whitten and Artomad Leslie each claiming control after a May vote. Whitten defeated Frank Kopriver by 838 to 7 while Nelle Dressler became vice chair and Thomas Johnsort treasurer as Lit Gov Lloyd Wood stayed neutral.
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Assurmion Stee
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
John
Fine
Thom
Se K. Whitten
Pro-Fine
Whitten
Frank Kopriver
Duquesne
Nelle G. Dressler
Thomas P. Johnsort
Lloyd H. Wood
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Harry Burton
Richard Orn
Arthur Cohen
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Frank Schroeder
William Haenel
Frances Stewart
Mead Park
H. J. Davis & Son
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Mather Nee Oe
Denise Harvey
Tess
Dommoor
Helen
Allegheny
State Insurance
Artomad
Leslie
Graham IN Hospital
Frankfurt
Billy Graham
Berlin
U.S. Army Hospital
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His Majesty O'Keefe
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