Barbara LaCross He Holtink Wedding Announced
Announcement of the February 17 wedding of Miss Barbara Jean LaCross daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter LaCross of Clymer to Paul He Holtink son of Mr and Mrs Harold Holtink of Jamestown. The ceremony was at Marks Corners Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev Leo Hansen officiating. Gown was white lace with French illusion veil and seed pearl crown. Bridesmaids wore pink and blue. maid of honor wore yellow net and taffeta. Groomsmen included Gerald LaCross best man and Ralph and Glen Holt house as ushers. The couple reside at 14 Pratt Street Mayville after the marriage.
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Holtink-LaCross
Barbara Jean LaCross
Walter LaCross
Clymer
Paul He Holtink
Harold Holtink
Jamestown
Marks Corners Evangelical United Brethren Church
Leo Hansen
Juanita Holder
Erie
Judy Nelson
Sherman
Erma Hoitink
Beverly LaCross
Cheryl Moniat
Flower Gil
Dennis LaCross
Gerald LaCross
Ralph
Glen Holt
Hoitink
Pratt, Street
Mayville
Clymer Central School
Clymer GL
SinclairvMle
Chautsugua Cabinet Company
Mayuitte
Concord Community Club Dinner and Meeting Recap
The Concord Community Club met at the McClay Community House with 40 attendees enjoying a Swiss steak dinner served by the committee led by Mrs. Phillip Wade Mrs. Walter Dingfelder and Mrs. Edna Wade Prayer was offered by Joseph McCray and Frank Culver presided as president Betty Culver was replaced as secretary by Mrs Coletta Boutwell The secretary's report passed New business included a collection for a gift to Concord School dedication A musical program featured Miss Sonja Wester and the Wester sisters Elaine and Albin with Joan and Alan Dingfelder Also planned for April 20 is a new session arranged by Mrs Ladd Lewis Velma McCray and Mrs Ernest Chelton
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Concord Community Club
Concord
Conelway School
Sonja Wester
Albin
Elaine Wester
Joan
Alan Dingfelder
Ladd Lewis
Velma McCray
Ernest Chelton
Cub Scouts Award Winners at Pack 189 Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 189 held a Wednesday evening session at First Presbyterian Church. Tom Grice earned bear badge two gold arrowpoints lion badge and two more. Dennis Rogers earned bear badge gold arrow point and silver arrowpoint. Michael Baressi earned bear badge gold arrow point and silver arrowpoint. Charles Munn earned wolf badge. Enchden presented a March themed skit Bottom of the Sea. Skits were educational and entertaining under den mothers. Meeting adjourned after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Tom Grice
Dennis Rogers
Michael Baressi
Charles Munn
Enchden
Den
Women's Civic Club Holds Special Session
The Women's Civic Club met in Corry at the Red and Gum Club on Fast Washington street. Members voted to donate 5 to Red Cross and 25 to buy strubbery for Memory Lane at Mead Park. A stork shower honored Mrs. Robert Hull with gifts. A work period produced cancer dressings. Next meeting set for April 27.
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Women’s Civic Club
Women's Civic Club
Corry
Washington Street
Red Cross
Memory Lane
Mead Park
Robert Hull
Conelway School PTA To Meet Tuesday Night
The first meeting of the Conelway Parent-Teacher Association will be held at the school Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Robert McCray, newly elected president, will conduct the meeting and all teachers, parents, and friends are invited. A short business session will follow. A Which-panel discussion on the mental attitudes of children at home and at school will be the program. A social period will be held after. A nursery will be provided for mothers bringing small children.
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Conelway School Pta
Conelway Parent-Teacher Association
Robert McCray
Truman approves daughter's fiancé a Democrat at greeting
Former President Harry S. Truman welcomes Margaret's fiancé Clifton Daniel, a New York newspaperman, as a Democrat and says any choice of Margaret is fine with him. Truman, arriving for a Scranton speech, notes the match suits him and calls Daniel a fine gentleman.
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Margaret
New York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Scranton
Bt. Patrick
la Guardia
Clifton Daniel
Hospitality Club Luncheon Planned at VFW Garden Room
The Hospitality Club schedules a tureen luncheon at 1 PM Tuesday at the VFW Club Garden Room. Members should bring their own table service for the repast. Mrs. Leo Heberlein chairs the event with Mrs. John Bast and Mrs. J Need ham assisting. A social hour follows the business session.
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Hospitality Club
VFW Club
Leo Heberlein
John R. Bast
J. F. Needham
Corry Parents Welcome Two New Babies This Week
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Daniels of 475 Worth Street. Also a son Bryan John born Thursday at Titusville Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Mould of Corry.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Daniels
Worth Street
Bryan John
Titusville Hospital
Richard Mould
Corry
Hi Neighbor Club Meats With Mrs Harold Sweet
The Hi Neighbor Club of Cutting met Thursday at the home of Mrs Harold Sweet. A tureen dinner was served at 1 30 by the hostess two daughters Mrs Violet Schutt Rand and Mrs Alton Burdick. Eight members answered roll call at the business meeting led by President Mrs Marlon Way. Mrs Raymond Ohmer acted as secretary in place of Mrs Harold Bemis who was absent. The group presented the Ottaway family with a quilt. The next meeting will be April 19 at a place to be announced.
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Hi Neighbor Club
Harold Sweet
Violet Schutt Rand
Alton Burdick
Marlon Way
Raymond Ohmer
Harold Bemis
Inter
Anniversary Party for Jamestown Couple Marks 50th
Mr and Mrs Lucls Lammers of Jamestown celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at a family gathering. Relatives and neighbors sent flowers and gifts while a purse of money was given. The couple married March 8 1908 in Pangma. She, Eva Brown of Corry, is part of the honored couple. He is a retired Erie Railroad employee.
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Jamestown
Lucls Lammers
Harry Lammers
Lammers
Pangma
Eva Brown
Corry
Mr. Lammers
Erie Ralirona
Purprise Birthday Held For Miss Karen Mallick At Home
Mrs Karen Mallick celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs Roger Otler at 30 East Frederick Street. Guests included Misses Martha Genung Patelen Randall Sally Ann Hepler and Elsie Unt. Games were played and refreshments with a decorated cake were served. Karen received several gifts from friends.
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Karen Mallick
Nella Otler
Roger Otler
East Frederick Street
Martha Genung
Pateléin Randall
Sally Ann Hepler
Elsie Unt
Karen
Mme Curie Dies In Paris Hospital
Mme Irene Joliot Curie Nobel laureate physicist and daughter of Pierre and Marie Curie died in a Paris hospital at age 58. Her death ends a lineage of radium discovery and a career tied to atomic energy research amid postwar political controversy with accusations of communist ties.
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Mme. Curie
Paris
Associated Press
Mme
Irene Jollot- Curie
Pierre
Marie Curie
Frederic Joliot
Mme, Joliot-Curie
Atomic Energy Commmission
American Chemincal Society
Joliot
Marland Seeks Kilgore Senate Seat in WV
Charleston WV Gov Williams Marland filed for the Democratic nomination to fill the unexpired U S Senate term of the late Harley M Kilgore who died February 28 Kilgore was a Democrat Marland 38 on March 26 completing four years as governor Ex Tax Commissioner William R Laird III was appointed to the seat temporarily Laird does not plan to seek election Attorney General John G Fox also filed for the Democratic nomination Republican contenders include former U S Senator Chapman Revercomb and Charleston attorney Phil Hall
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Charleston
W. Va
Williams
Marland
U. S. Senate
Harley M. Kilgore
Kilgore
West Virginia
William R. Laird
Senate
Laird Kia
John G. Fox
U. S
Chapman Revercomb
Yterday
Phil Hall
Charles J
Two Killed in Head-On Crash on U S Highway 40
A two-vehicle collision on U S Highway 40 near Greenup Illinois killed Air Force Sgt. John T Stashick of Ambridge Pennsylvania and D B Lesher of Bt Elmo Illinois. Three others were seriously injured in the crash, which occurred last night about miles east of Greenup.
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Greenup
U. 8
Here
Air Force
John T Stashick
Ambridge
D. B. Lesher
Elmo
West Germany Plans Peaceful Atomic Program
West Germany pledges not to produce atomic weapons despite becoming an atomic nation. Bonn will focus on nuclear physics, reactor construction, and industrial atomic energy use. The Atomic Ministry and Asta, with Nobel laureates Heisenberg and Hahn, draft legislation for reactors.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
United States
Russia
Britain
France
Konnrad Adenauer
Federal Atomic Ministry
nuclear acten+ Asta
Nobel Prise
Werner Heisenberg
Otto Hahn
Area Man Involved In Fight In Serious Condition
Meadville John Granda 30 listed in serious condition at Spencer Hospital after head injury from a dispute two weeks earlier at a Water Street bar over a pool game. Detective Captain Holt said Granda and Frank Torok 26 were involved. Torok allegedly struck Granda though initial reports said no one injured. Granda became ill on March 3, admitted March 8, condition worsened, surgery March 14. District Attorney Richard Thomas said no charges filed yet pending outcome.
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Meadville
John Granda
Spencer Hospital
Nursory
Ain Holt
Granda
Frank Torok
Water Street
Torok
Holt
Richard Thomas
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