Corry Grange Honors Three Couples At Anniversary Event
Corry Grange No 96 honored three recently married couples at a Saturday event in the 1.0. C. F Hall with 40 members and guests in attendance. The couples included Oscar Vance, Robert Street, and Morris Levis, each receiving a gift from the Grange. A toast, readings, songs, and musical numbers followed, with sandwiches, wedding cake, and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Sind
Oscar Vance
Robert Street
Morris Levis
Timate Akon
Bret
Sos Sing Ne
Migs
Pauline Swanson
Grenge
Lenten dance and community visitors in Warren area
The Lenten dance at Pula koe On The Lake was sponsored by the Western Saddle Club of Brie with attendees including MF and Mira and many local residents. The report lists numerous visits, travels to New York City and Miami for work, and frequent social calls among families in Warren, Jamestown, and nearby towns, noting church events and a 63rd wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Snapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
John Maloney
Paul Fox
Albert Fox
Della Sorenson
Olaie Jewell
Demar Krone
Pulakoe
Western ‘Saddle Club
Brie
Richard Kindwdey
New York City
Font
Miami
Fla
Pan-american Air Lines
Wnd
Leon Likdsley
First Avenue
Atp Hunt
Wolligstown
Mick
Aid
Ray Lawcie
West Church Treet
Clifferd Hollanbaugh
Coshranton
Simday
Iitter
A Id
Ed Mould
West Church Street
William Shrout
Titusville
Mould
Juanita Smith
Ther
Fort Sill
Okla
Elmer Smith
Washington Steel
Mes
Alber Fox
Pogey
Fred
Birger Anderson
B. G. Anderson
Jamestown
Wilmer Heifer
Christian and Missionary Alliance Chirch
Paul Campbell
Clarendon
al Fox
West Church Sire
Moose Party at Hotel Room Draws Forty Attendees
The Mount Lawrel Region No 2 Loyal Order of Moose held its monthly frolic Saturday at Hotel Corry. Thirty seven couples attended the event in the downstairs dining room. Noble North Moose A H Burlin of Bradford presided and spoke on the fraternal organization as dancing followed the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Mount Lawrel
Loyal Order of Moose
Corry
A. H. Burlin
Bradford
Wedding Bells For Gumbleton Lindsley Pair at St Elizabeth
A wedding Saturday afternoon united Miss Rui Eleonore Lindsley and Mr. William A. Gumbleton at St Elizabeth’s rectory with Rev Carl Heidt officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lindsley of 23 First Avenue, wore a brown suit and orchid bouquet. maid of honor Mrs. Rover E. Galbreath wore navy and carried gardenias. Best man was Fred Christensen. Fifty guests dined at the Hotel Corry after the ceremony. The couple honeymooned in Washington, D C, then will reside at 222 Spring Street, Wins. Gumbleton, a Cony Senior High School graduate, works in the plumbing department at Acta Supply Mfg. Co. Inc. Gilberton, a Cony graduate, will soon work at Ajax Snow Works. Attending out-of-town guests included Sgt Helen Gimbicion and Mrs. Hyer, with others from Arlington and Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bowles
Stuent
Heya College
Greenville
Bobby
Ts Puants
North Center Street
L. M. Kawalsiet
Govild Street
Williamayford
Bradford
Te. Xovuiski
Aero Supply Mg. Co
Tne
G. Jones
Helen Jollee
Arvid Anderson
Robert Lindstrom
Sevices
Weaver
Titusville
E.R. Selvin
Dora Pearson
Jamestown
Norma Jen Nantes
West
Church Steel
Warren
Romaine
McLaughlin
Norbert Anderson
E. W. Anderson
East
Columbus Avenue
Hig
Gump Pickets
V. E
Pleasant Street
William Lucy
Nettie DeKlaven
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Ind
Joseph Qonsold
Railroad Street
Bert Carlson
Jean
Joan
Ann
Ludlow
Edna Swanson
Fiie
Richard Bonney
Phil Upsville
B. B. Swanson
West Frederick Street
Neal Barrington
Butch
West Washington Street
Iiusville
A. Hawk
Domino Falcone
Wesh Pleasant Street
Harold Copper
Raymond Buchatnuy
Ricky
Snyder Cirle
Spene
Bert Jose
Doria Breeds
Don
Richard
Brocton
Walter Degenn
Hamn
Ridge Street
Mir
John Amacher
Brin
Williams
Largen
Richard Purell
Theodore Thelin
David and
Virginia
Clarendon
Grace Wads- Worth
Pittsburgh
G. Snapp
Jean Fielel
Washingtom Street
Bruce Edsworth
East Trving Street
Sherrill
Kg, Freeman
J. Fetioli
Norfolk
Ralph Fogle
Rui Eleanore ‘Lindsley
Olblock
William A. Gimbirton
Elizabeth
Carl Heidt
Miss Lindsley
Avr
Leon Lindsley
First Avenue
Mr. Cumbleton
One Min
W. J. Gumbleton
Liberty Street
Rai
Rover’ E. Galbreath
Weistvon
Fred Christensen
Gumbleton
Corry
Evie
Washington, D. C
Mateh
Riendy
Spring Street
Wins
Cony
Ane
Acta Supply Mig. Co, Inc
Gilwihrson
Aero Supply Mfg. Go
Ajax
Elks Dance Draws 125 Couples With Out-of-Town Guests
The Elks party Saturday night drew 125 couples while Al Davis and his six piece orchestra provided music from the start until ten. Guests from Titusville included Mr and Mrs Raymond Shank Mr and Mrs George Sterling Mr and Mrs Richard Morris and Mr and Mrs Red Clarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Davis
Tyovelock
Titusville
Raymond Shank
George Sterling
Richard Morris
Red Clarks
Raymond Employes Honored At Dinner Tah
The Raymond Rug Company merchandising department honored Miss Adys Craker soon to be bride of Kenneth Diels and Mrs James Clapp newly married at a private Hotel Dory dinner. A formal seven oclock dinner featured a bridal motif. Ward Michaels presided as ceremonies minister and presented gifts from the group to the two young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rug
Hotel
Dory
Missadys Craker
Herome
Kenneth Diels
James Clapp
Ward Micaals
Ladicy
Sroun
Corry Churches Prepare First Lenten Services
Corry churches announce Ash Wednesday rites opening the Lenten season. Ashes will be distributed after morning masses at 7 and 8:15 at St Elisabets and again at 7:20 and 7:30 evenings with stations of the cross and benediction. St. Pauls Lutheran holds Wednesday services led by Rev. C F Hildbrand Jr with sermons on Passion Week scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Elisabet’s
Werktoy
Thomas
Ashe
St. Paul's Tutheran Church
C.F. Hildbrand, Jr
Bachofner Struck by Car on North Center Street
Ernest A. Bachofner of 531 Hast Wayne street escaped serious injury after being struck and knocked down by a car driven by Orey Brewer about 3 30 Sunday morning on North Center street near Park Place. He was taken to Corry Hospital and treated for a severe head bump and bruises and left the hospital the same morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
G. H. Bennett
Sune
Crawford Court Opens in Meadville with 7 Teen Cases
Crawford county civil court opened this morning at the Meadville courthouse. Seven teen cases were listed though 11 were removed by continuances, many awaiting witnesses in the U S armed forces. First case set is Turner versus Herold Remus, trespass, with Herbert A. Mook representing the plaintiff and J E Jack of Titusville for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flerbert A. Mook
Meadville
J. E. Jack
Titusville
Bicycle Fatality in Warren Minor Train Accident
A bicycle collision on Jackson Street Extension near Warren Borough left Mrs. Bewle Kla camp dead at Warren General Hospital. Merle Brown 18 and Clyde Brown were injured when Merle rode into a cyclist identified as Lates, and Clyde struck the overturned bicycle, flinging him into a ditch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Bewle Klacamp
Werren
Beig
Warren ‘General Hospital
Arles
Warren Tispital
Mele Brown
Donald Brown
Clyrte
Merle Brown
Clyde
Saegertown Resident Dies Saturday
Leo Binno aged 4 died Saturday morning at 8 in Saegertown. He leaves wife Mrs Arlene B S and one son Clyde of Spartansburg, another son David of Albion, and a daughter Mrs Trene Price of Lincolnville. Funeral Tuesday at 2 at Torrey Funeral Home. Burial in Gelterville with Rev Charles Polter of Centerville Baptist officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Binno
Saegertown
Arlene BS
Clyde
Spartansburg
David
Albion
Trene Price
Lincolnville
Torrey Funeral Home
Gelterville
Charles, Polter
Centerville
Truck Plunges Into Creek Near North East injures man
A collision between a car and a tractor-trailer one mile west of North East sent the truck into a bank and 16 Mile Creek. One man, identified as Mike Mra of Jersey City New Jersey, was taken to Hamet Hospital for observation with shock and possible injuries. Driver William Gifford of Erie was unharmed. The Ly ons Transportation Co truck carried steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creek
Erie
Takeno Hamet
North East
Mike Mra
Jersey City
N. J
Lyons Transportation Co
French Street
William Gifford
Milk deliveries still shut off in Hazleton area
Hazleton Pa March 4 most of the Hasle lon ten residents received no milk deliveries for the fourth consecutive day today. 13 homes remained closed. A total of 2,000 quarts of milk were placed at five fire houses by special arrangement with the closed dairies. Teel Cross volunteer workers delivered the milk to sick persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlwon
Woon Residente Iy
Haslelon Ten
Teel Cross
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