Marriage Announcement of Jack Ronald Crawford and Shirley Ann Engley
Former Corry resident Jack Ronald Crawford married Shirley Ann Engley on February 25 at Grace Episcopal Church Lake City Pennsylvania. The ceremony featured white snap dragons pompons and gladioli with palms. The bride daughter of Mrs N M Bagley of Lake City wore a Chantilly lace gown and was attended by Mrs H Ronald Huber of Brewster NY as matron of honor and Miss Mary Ann Johnson of Girard as bridesmaid. Crawford son of D W Crawford of Beechwood Village Louisville KY was supported by best man Richard D. Jackman and ushers H Ronald Huber and E E Wilson. After the ceremony the couple left for a Florida Nassau wedding trip. Both graduates of Penn State University, the bride is a research chemist at Lord Manufacturing Erie and the groom serves in the U S Air Force in Valdosta GA. They will reside in Valdosta.
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Corry
Jack Ronald Crawford
Shirley Ann Engley
G. ©. Rutter
Grace Episcopal Church
Lake City
Mr. Bagley
Rice Avenue
H. Ronald Huber
Brewster
Mary Ann Johnson
Girard
Mr. Crawford
D. W. Crawford
Beechwood Village
Louisville
Richard D. Jackman
E. E. Wilson
Mrs. Huber
Miss Johnson
Florida
Nassau
Pennsylvania State University
Crawford
Lord Manufacturing
Erie
U. S. Air Force
Valdosta
Boy Friends Not Deductible Says IRS Official
DENVER A Denver woman was told yesterday that though boy friends may be taxing on the pocketbook they are not deductible. George H. Atlan district internal revenue director said the woman filed a 1955 federal income form and asked if it was acceptable. She listed a man's fame under exemptions for dependents and amounts spent for the dependent.
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Denver
George H. Atlan
Internal Revenue
Weekend visitors and travels from Erie to Baltimore and Cleveland
Mr and Mrs Irvin Young of 190 Fast Pleasant street spend the weekend in Buffalo with Mr and Mrs Roger McCray and family, while Mr and Mrs Robert A Ott Jr and daughters Sherry and Sandy of Wayne street depart for a weeks vacation at Remudy Ranel in Wickenburg Arizona. Mrs Charles Thompson and others attend the Cleveland flower and home show. Mrs Paul Labowski and son Charles of R D 1 head to Baltimore to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Howard Johnson, released from Erie Veterans Hospital after 11 weeks, returns home for the weekend with sister Mrs Glenn J Davis and will rejoin the hospital Monday. Cadet Robert Miller arrives from Fork Union Military Academy to spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Miller.
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Robert A. Ott Jr
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Sandy
Wayne Street
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Wickenburg
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JW. Bracken Srr
John A. Blatt
Tha. Austin
Cleveland
Paul Labowski
Charles
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Howard Johnson
Veterans Hospital
Erie
Glenn J. Davis
Robert Miller
Fork Union Military Academy
Fork Union
Frank Miller
Fourth Avenue
Mrs. Tunnell Hosts Bridge Club Evening Date
Mrs. Robert Tunnell of 11 West Park Place entertained Thursday evening for her bridge club. Winners were Mrs. Howard Ross for first prize, Miss Ruth Bennett for second prize, and Mrs. Bruce Ellsworth for the special prize. The hostess served a salad course. Mrs. J. Fred Kinsley will entertain next in two weeks.
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Robert Tunnell
West Park Place
Howard Ross
Ruth Bennett
Bruce Ellsworth
J. Fred Kinsley
Organize 1 900 Pittsburgh Teachers By Appointed Prem
Pittsburgh unions plan a drive to organize 1 900 nonunion teachers in the city. Local 400 Pittsburgh Federation and Local 885 Vocational and Industrial Arts teachers say the campaign starts March 10. A clerk questions a woman about a related man while noting a 75 percent figure. Algeria covers 852 600 square miles with about 770 000 in the Sahara zone.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Federation
Algeria
Plan registration for sewing classes in Corry
Announcement: plans for sewing classes for Corry area women. Enroll by Friday March 23 at 1 p.m. at Corry Evangelical United Brethren Church. Sponsored by Erie County Home Extension Service.
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Corry and
Corry
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Erie County Home Extension Service
Hospital Auxiliary To Meet Monday Night
The Ladies Hospital Auxiliary will gather Monday evening in the nurses dining room at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs. James Sinare, president, requests strong attendance from members.
Ike Sends Note To Russia On Disarmament Steps
President Eisenhower plans to tell Premier Bulganin that new disarmament steps would ease tensions more than a mutual friendship treaty. The note, drafted with Dulles before his 16 day Far East tour, will be dispatched in a few days after Eisenhower rejected Bulganin's first proposal as a mere restatement of U.N. Charter aims.
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Russia
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Dulles
Far East
U.N
House Committee To Start Hearings On Red Tape
The House Government Operations subcommittee led by Rep Moss will hold informal discussions next week on government information policies and the availability of scientific and technical information. Notable scientists have accepted invitations to participate in the hearings set for Wednesday through Friday.
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Moss
D-Calif
Red Army Still 700000 Strong in Korea Says General White
General J. D. White, commander of U S Army forces in the Far East, says about 700000 Communist troops remain in Korea. He notes North Korean forces account for half, with 650000 UN troops still in Korea including 45000 Americans and 600000 South Koreans. Chinese forces are centered along the front, while North Koreans hold the flanks near the July 1953 demarcation line.
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J. D. White
China
Manchuria
Korea
U.S. Bth
Far East
White
Seon
United Nations
Chines
Peninsue
Progress Slow in Westinghouse Strike Talks
Washington reports slow progress in government efforts to settle the 139 day Westinghouse strike. Mediators held sessions until nearly midnight for the second night running as talks hint at a possible weekend breakthrough. About 55,000 Westinghouse workers have been idle in 40 plants since last October.
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Beasts
Washington
Westinghouse Hhattle Corp
New Survey Instrument Aids Ground Water Search
Harrisburg announces a cooperative purchase of an advanced truck mounted electric well logger to study rock properties in existing wells. Genevieve Blatt outlines how this instrument measures conductivity, temperature, bore hole size and water content to expand basic research on ground water in Pennsylvania.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Genevieve Blatt
Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania Geologic Survey
Pennsylvania District Office
United States Geological Survey
Ground Water Branch
Ayai
Editor Brewster Dies in Syracuse at 74
Albert V. Brewster, 74, longtime Syracuse Post-Standard editor, died yesterday. He began as a cub reporter and rose to managing editor, retiring in 1958 after a 64 year newspaper career.
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Syracuse
Albert V. Brewster
Syracuse Post-Standard
Henepeper
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