Miss Sophia Carnegie Weds Francis Sandowski in Early Mass
Miss Sophia Agnes Carnegie and Francis Michael Sandowski were married at the Church of St Thomas the Apostle in a 10 o clock double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Francis J Graves. The bride wore candlewhite satin with lace and a cathedral train. attendants included Miss Margaret Sadowski. A reception for about 100 followed at St Edwards Hall with guests from Bayonne Newark Cleveland and Syracuse. The couple plan to reside at 224 Mead Avenue after a two week honeymoon through New England and the Adirondacks. both are employed locally.
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Sophia Carnegie
James Wharton
Shiubert
Gumskie
Joseph Carnegie, Sr
Josephine §A~dowski
Columbus
RD. 1
John
John Camnegie
Cleveland
Margaret Sadowski
Mrs. Carnegie
Sydgwpki
John Sadowski
Joseph Carnegie
St. Edward’s Hall
St. Edward's Hall
Lyle Wilcox
Joseph Zalik
Kathryn Ancercom
Campbell, C
Bayonne
N. J
Clevend
Dunskirk
Syracuse
Long Island
Sadowski
Mead Avenue
New England States
Adirondack Mountains
Dero Supply
St. Edward's School
Erie Technical High School
Pail F. Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
Grove City
Westminster Fellowship
Betty Wood
Judith Bender
Chautauqua
Wilmer Heffer
New York City
East Orange
Scranton
Heffer
Concord
Cal
Martha Randalleft
Erie
L. B. Sears
East South Street
Harold Jackson
Biloxi
Miss
Mott Street
Thomas Maloney
William Beecroft
William
Springfield
Carl Wehn
Ruth Sewle
Zanesville
W. A. Leaby
East Frederick Street
Thomas Wetmore
Dansiale
Louis Morrow
Euclid Street
Dan. Culver
Mean Avenue
D. F. Lacey
Sugar Grove
Westfield
R. ¥. Lacey
Culver
Laceys
Clark Bord
Melvin Cobbett
Tome
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Shirley Ann McAninch
Orinda
Calif
Cpl
Richard Geertson
Margaret Geertson
Was
Stoom
Edward ©. Logsdon
Edward Allen
Pittsburg
Cpl. Geertson
Cpl Geentson
Hospital Volunteer Chairmen Appointed
Mrs J F Needham announces the monthly chairmen for the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary volunteers assisted by two Junior Auxiliary members. Each chairwoman lists replacements if unable to attend their scheduled week in July and names the pairs for July 1 7 15 and 22 including Mrs Earl Haighb Miss Audrey Triscult Mrs Josephy Grono sin Miss Beverly Shaw Mrs W A Leaby Miss Shirley Bemmett Mr W Bracken and Miss Janet Or cutt. Georgia is the country’s largest producer of china cay.
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J. F. Needham
Corry Memorial Hospital
Jay
Earl Haighb
Audrey Triscult
Josephy Gronosin
Beverly Shaw
Sth
W. A. Leaby
Shirley Bemmett
W. Bracken
Janet Orcutt
Columbus 4-H Club Formally Organized With 12 Members
Columbus 4-H Club organized recently at Columbus School with 12 members present. Members chose project shack construction, set next meeting for July 6 at 1 30. Officers elected: Mary Bull president Doris Ireland vice president Doris Christensen secretary, Joan Sayko and Annette Curtis song leaders Betty Scott Iris Messenger game leaders Carol Bielawski news reporter. Two out of town guests Miss Smith and Mrs Ayers of Warren attended.
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Columbus
News
Miss Smith
Ayers
Warren
Pot Luck Supper at Corry Country Club Sunday
The Corry Country Club hosts a Sunday pot luck supper at 8:30 pm inviting all members and guests. The club provides the meat course. attendees are asked to bring a vegetable tureen salad or a dessert. Co chairmen are Mr Harry Paulson Sr and Mrs Mer on Nast.
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Corry Country Club
Harry Paulson
Meron Nast
Wedding Rehearsal for Gates and Trosile Tonight
Miss Barbara Gates and William Trosile were feted at a rehearsal party at the local church ahead of their wedding at the E U B Church tonight. Attendants include Mrs. Lawrence Swanson as matron of honor, Miss Jean Henning, Mrs. Harry Ottaway, and Mrs. Richard Young. Best man is Harry Ottaway. ushers are Holland Morgan, Richard Joy, and David Pris of Ashtabula. Flower girl Carol Auer and ring bearer Dennis Dyckes. Strawberries, cookies, mints, and coffee served. gifts of necklaces given to attendants and pens and pencil sets to groomsmen.
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Barbara Gates
William
Trosile
Lawrence Swan— Son
Shatron
Jean Henning
Youngsville
Harry Ottaway
Sherman
Richard ‘Young
Holland Morgan
Richard Joy
David Pris
Ashtabula
Carol Auer
Paul Auer
Dennis Dyckes
Willard Dyckes
Edinboro Craft Fair Set For July 12 13 14
The annual Crafts Fair will be held on the Edinboro State Teachers College campus July 12 13 and 14. The Edinboro Crafts Guild and the college art department plan a varied program with demonstrations by Miss Annfreddie Carstens education al consultant for Hughes Fawtell Co and weaving samples by Mrs Martha Gustafson of Jamestown N Y. Miss Yuka Benson of Crossingville Pa will demonstrate wool carding and spinning learned in Austria Hungary. Craftsmen from New York Ohio and Pennsylvania will exhibit and sell finished work.
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Boro
Edinboro
Yuka Benson
Crossingville
Austria-Hungary
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kinney and Cariel Tie Vows at St Elizabeth’s Church
A Nuptial Mass at St Elizabeths Church united Miss Jennie Frances Cariel and Richard M Kinney. The ceremony featured Rev Cyril Kronz, organist Mildred Denton, and best man Marlin Ressler. Reception at Gilsons Restaurant followed the 10 oclock mass with guests from Corry Columbus Buffalo Oswego Frewsburg Brie Texas. The couple plans to reside in the city after a wedding trip to Cleveland.
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Bernard Burns
Francis Cmiel
Eleanor Cmiel
Marlin Ressler
Gilson's
Columbus
Cleveland
Corry
Raymond Plant
Buffalo
Oswego
Frewsburg
Brie
Texas
Women's Civic Club Meets at Mead Park
The Women's Civic Club met Friday afternoon at Mead Park for a picnic and business session. Eleven members and a guest, Mrs. Marthe Randall of Erie, attended. The group discussed donating funds to clean and maintain a wading pool for small children but took no action. Members will be notified by card and will reconvene the last Friday in September at the Red and Gun Club on East Washington Street.
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Mead Park
Women's Civic Club
Marthe Randall
Erie
H. Baes
Red and Gun Club
East Washington Street
Junior 4 H Homemakers Club Teaches Etiquette at Stulty Home
The ¢-H Junior Homemakers Club met Friday afternoon with Miss Caral Stulty hosting at her home and Mrs Nadia Hamilton of Brie delivering lessons on proper place settings and table manners. The business portion was routine and the next meeting is planned for July 30 at the Wade residence.
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Caral Stulty
Nadia Hamilton
Brie
Philin Wade
Neighborhood Club honors Mrs. Pitch at Friday gathering
The Neighborhood Glib met Friday evening at Essex Street home of Mrs. Lyle Shreve. Mrs. Harry Pitch received a gift from her secret sister as guests Mrs. Eli Cowden and Mrs. Lillian Crawford attended. Bingo prizes went to Mrs. William Haenel and Mrs. Lillien Ottaway. A meal followed with cake and refreshments. Mrs. Fitch will host dinner at 8:30 p.m. on July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pitch
Lyle Shreve
Essex Street
Eli Cowden
Lillian Crawford
William Haenel
Lillien Ottaway
Fitch
Birthday Party for Larry Stultz shines with cake and games
A birthday party honored Larry Stultz, five years old on June 27, at the Stultz home. Twenty six children and several mothers attended. Bonnie Bates won the peanut hunt prize. Favors were crackerjack and balloons. Refreshments included birthday cake, ice cream, and Kool-Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Stultz
Larry Stulz
Sam Stulin
Stultz
Bonnie Bates
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