Nuptials Announce Geet Hicks Goodwill and Richard Hicks
Miss Madeline Rowene Goodwill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Goodwill of Titusville, married Richard Hicks of Spartansburg at Hydetown Baptist Church. Rev Melvin Rennie officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Mary Louise Goodwill and bridesmaid Ruth Brown. Couple to Niagara Falls trip, then reside in Spartansburg RD 3. Wedding guests from several towns. local society notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks-Goodwil
Madeline Rowene Goodwill
Harold Goodwill
Titusville
Richard £. Hicks
Lawrence Hicks
R. D
Spartansburg
Melvin Rennie
Hydetown Baptist Church
Mary Louise Gootwill
Ruth Brown
Niagara Falls
Canada
Hicks
Titusville High School
Pitts* Burch
Spartansburg School
Gerry- Jamestown Mfg. Co
RD. 3
Tinsville
Centerville
Corry
New York
Ohio
Rev Patrick Sharp Speaks at Holy Name Meeting
Rev Patrick Sharp of Titusville spoke at the Holy Name Society of St Thomas Church last evening. A brief business session planned an Honor guard for the Blessed Sacrament exposition spanning Holy Thursday night to 7 am Good Friday. The men’s choir is rehearsing for the May 19 dedication services while Father Sharp highlighted Washington’s faith and humility and urged tolerance. coffee was served after the meeting. The next secular meeting is set for April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society
St. ‘Thomas’ Church
Patrick Sharp
Titusville
St. Thomas’ Church
John DeSiand
Society
Father Sharp
George Washington
Washington
Birth Announcement for Gerald Smith Jr at Corey Memorial
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith of Pitts-Held welcomed a son yesterday morning at Corey Memorial Hospital named Gerald Smith Jr. The brief notice confirms the birth date and parental names.
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The
Corey Memorial Hospital
Gerald Smith
Pitts- Held
Lign Guild Hosts Easter Tureen Dinner Meeting
The Lillian Guild enjoyed a tureen dinner at 6:30 last evening before its regular meeting in Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Hostess committee members Mrs. Arthur Creighton and Mrs. Don Neylon arranged Easter motifs. Elizabeth Rogers led the business session and Frank Lockwood was named chair of the April 6 rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Circle
Oscar Johnson
West Church Street
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Elizabeth Nellis
Edward Rossbacher
Lign Guild
Lillian Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Arthur Creighton
Don Neylon
Keppel Tiffany
Elizabeth Rogers
Frank Lockwood
Guild
Charles Kromas
Miss Rogers
Sorority News and Plans From Epsilon Phi Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs Ernest Simmonsen hosts Epsilon Phi Chapter meeting in Columbus. Members vote to donate to Red Cross fund drive and plan Jewels dinner for March 15 at VFW Garden Room. Reservations via Mrs Robert Curtis. Entertainment featured a drama program by Mrs William Stright and Mrs Robert Eddy. Next meeting March 20 hosted by Mrs Joseph Mooney. An Asia life expectancy at birth is about 60 years per Population Reference Bureau.
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Ernest Simmonsen
Epsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Columbus
Simmonsen
Red Cross
VFW Post
Robert Curtis
William Stright
Robert Eddy
Curtis
Joseph Mooney
Hillstrom Speaks at Rotary Dinner on Corry Jamestown Firm
D A Hillstrom president and chairman of Corry Jamestown Mfg Co was guest speaker at the Rotary Club meeting held at the Hotel Corry. He traced the firm founded in 1920 from six workers to 725 employees, noted production and offices, and closed with a vocal solo. Thirty five members attended with Hunter Darling as a guest. group singing led by Robert Tunnell and piano by William Leaby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Hillstrom
Corry-Jamestown
Hillstrom
William Leaby
Hunter Darling
Corry
Robert, Tunnell
Mr. Leuby
Erie Officers Inspect Cootiette Club No. 102
The regular meeting of the Cootiette Club No. 102 was held in the Garden Room of the VEW Post home with Mrs. Clyde Reynolds presiding as chief graybuck. Laura Crowley and Frances Blair from Erle conducted an inspection before a brief business session and a social gathering with MOO Pup Tent No. 62. The group honored Chief Grayback Mrs. Reynolds on her birthday. The next meeting is slated for April 3.
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Cootiette Club
VEW Post
Clyde Reynolds
Graybuck
Laura Crowley
Graybak
Frances Blair
Erle
MOO Pup
Coorlettes
Grayback
Reynolds
Apyeil
Holy Name Society Elects New Officers
At St. Elizabeth's Church Holy Name Society monthly meeting in the social hall after rosary, John Bogniak Jr. presided. About 40 men attended. Edward Gluvna named president, Raymond Bachomer vice president, Fred Housman secretary, Walter Sweet treasurer. Guest speaker Father Rudolph of Gannon College discussed aims and purposes. Meeting closed with prayer.
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Holy Name Society
St. Elizabeth's Church
John Bogniak Jr
Edward Gluvna
Raymond Bachomer
Fred Housman
Walter Sweet
Mrs C A Hillstrom Hosts Bridge Club Evening
Local bridge club met at Mrs C A Hillstrom's Wayne street home with guests Mrs Merle Patterson and Mrs Russell Brant. Prizes went to Mrs Lawrence Nichols and Mrs James Lundy as the hostess served a late lunch of open face sandwiches relishes tea and coffee before adjourning to meet again in two weeks with Mrs Lundy.
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C. A. Hillstrom
Wayne Street
Merle Patterson
Russell Brant
Lawrence
Nichols
James Lundy
Mrs. Lundy
Mrs. C Courneen of Corry Dies at Home
Mrs. Anilwne M Courneen of 619 Liberty Street Corry died at her home. She was born January 16 1875 in Corry and lived here all her life. She married John Courneen October 23 1904. Survived by three daughters Sister M Roberta Mercyhurst College Eric Mrs Truman Hopkins Bradford and Mrs Kenneth Day at home two sons Johnny Union City and Thomas J one sister Mrs Harry Fleming Corry 11 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral at St Thomas Church Saturday at 9 30 am Rosary Friday 7 20 pm at Brookens Funeral Home Thiermont. Burial in St Elizabeths Cemetery.
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Anilwne M. Courneen
Liberty Street
A. m
Walter
Courneen
St. Thomas’ Church
Roberta
Mercyhurst College
Eric
Truman Hopkins
Bradford
KennethDay
Johnny Union City
Thomas J
Battal
Harry Fleming
Corry
Thiermont
St. Elenbeth's
School Bill Up For Action In General Assembly
A conference report on a school construction aid bill awaited votes in the House and Senate. The measure aims to end a decade of delays in state aid by raising the state school building authority borrowing limit from 425 million to 625 million immediately, then 200 million per year, to reach 925 million by 1958-59.
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House
Senate
General Assembly
Ohanan
Stephen McGann
D-Greene
House Education Committee
McCann
Sennn
UALIC
State aid limit set per pupil for new schools and bonds
A proposal would cap state aid at 1100 dollars per pupil for new elementary schools and 1700 dollars per pupil for new secondary schools. Another change links district construction eligibility to general obligation bond issuance eligible for state reinstatement, replacing current municipal authority financed projects.
Fire destroys lumberyard shop in Vandergrify area
A morning blaze at the Doughin Brothers lumberyard in Vandergrify Pa destroyed a mortuary shop building and its woodworking equipment. Fire officials estimated damage between 90000 and 100000 dollars after four fire companies fought the roof fire for about three hours beginning around 530 a m.
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Vandergrify
Hightning
Doughin, Brothers, Lumberyard
Eisenhower clarifies Nixon future course in runoff talk
President Eisenhower refused to tell Vice President Nixon what to do about running or stepping aside noting Nixon should chart his own course. He defended Nixon as young vigorous and dedicated and said he would not presume to steer him in political choices. Eisenhower urged Nixon to decide his own future and inform the President.
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Sweest
Nixon
Eisenhower
Eisenhower defends health honesty and running mate timing
At his news conference last week President Eisenhower refused to name a running mate until the Republican convention in San Francisco next August. He said the health issue is the people's business and noted history of presidents dying in office, correcting a claim about four deaths in 50 years and listing Roosevelt Harding and McKinley.
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Hower
San Francico
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
Willam Mckinley
Utter
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