Miss Alice Host Bride Of Donald V Dalrymple In Lottsville
Miss Alice Christine Host daughter of Mr and Mrs Serrill F Host wed Donald Virgil Dalrymple son of Mrs Walter Burst in a double ring ceremony at the Lottsville Methodist Church at 2 pm. The bride wore white nylon tulle gown with rosepoint lace and a pearl necklace while attendants wore Nile green crystalette. A reception followed with a nine tier wedding cake and a trip to Virginia Maryland and Washington DC planned. The couple will reside in Jamestown after March 25.
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Alice
Donald V. Dalrymple
Lottsville
Aren Anderson
LaVerne Olson
Walter Cline Jr
Jamestown
William Nicklas Jr
Warren
Glenn Sander
Virgil Falconer
Helen Mack
Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Dalrymple
Allen Street
Sugar Grove Farmington High School
Maulin-Rockwell Corporation
Froom
Mas- Uh-Rockwell Corporation
Russell
Sugar Grove
Corry
Elgin
Pittsfield
Tidioute
Akeley
Bear Lake
Anniversary Party Honors Fred and Irene Hoenes
A Center street gathering entertained Mr and Mrs Fred Hoenes to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Laurie of North Bath and weekend visitors Warren Spicer and sons Jeffrey and Steven of Bath. The event also marked Mr Spicer's birthday.
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Fred Hoenes
Ray Laurie
North
Center Street
Warren Spicer
Jeffrey
Steven
Bath
Laurie
Spicer
Lamendola Couple Mark 35th Anniversary At Corry Dinner
Mr and Mrs Nuno Lamendola of R D 2 celebrated their 85th wedding anniversary with a family dinner hosted by their daughter and son in law at South Center Street. Attending were Thoms Lamendola and family Corry Lucy Lamendola and Tony Lamendola who live with the couple. The pair have lived in Corry for nearly 210 years and Mr Lamendola is a retired employee of McInnes Steel Company.
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Nuno Lamendola
E. T. Zewatsky
South Center Street
Delisions
Thoms Lamendola
Corry
Lucy Lamendola
Tony Lamendola
Lamendola
McInnes Steel Company
Births at Cory Memorial Hospital Highlight Two Newborn Sons
A son was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Arthive Giacoma at Cory Memorial Hospital, residing at 982 Mead Avenue. A second son followed Saturday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. John Migliaccia of 1242 West Main Street, at the same hospital.
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The
Cory Memorial Hospital
Arthive Giacoma
Mead Aavenun
John Migliaccia
West Main Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Mrs Hull Feted At Farewell Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Alfred M Morrison hosted a St Patrick s Day themed dessert luncheon at her Liberty Street home Saturday afternoon. The event honored Mrs George Hull who plans to move to Lima. Guests received holiday favors as centers and shamrock decor. Cards and bridge games followed with prizes awarded to Mrs Bess Kinley for 500 and Mrs William Johnson for bridge. Mrs Hull won the guest prize.
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George Hull
Alfred M. Morrison
Liberty Street
Lima
Bess Kinley
William Johnson
Hull
Stork Shower in Erie Honors Mrs Leo Mather
A stork shower honoring Mrs. Leo Mather was hosted Friday evening by Mrs. John Eckels in Erie. Guests included Bell Telephone Company workers, friends, and relatives from Lawrence Park, Wesleyville, Erle, and Corry. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Paul Mather, Mrs. Wilma Robison, Miss Lois Tanner, and Mrs. Leo Mather. Diaper favors and a centerpiece of daf fodils and pussywillows adorned the table. refreshments followed with gifts presented to the honoree.
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Erie
Leo Mather
John Eckels
Bell Telephone Company
Mather
Lawrence Park
Wesleyville
Erle and
Corry
Paul Mather
Wilma Robison
Lois ‘Tanner
Louis Bromfield Dies in Ohio at 60
Noted author and Pullitzer Prize winner Louis Bromfield died at University Hospital Columbus at age 60 from kidney and liver failure amid infection. Born December 27, 1896, he authored The Green Bay Tree and Early Autumn, many works adapted into films. He owned Malabar Farm near Mansfield, Ohio, after returning to the United States in 1928.
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Columbus
Ohio
Louis Bromfield
University Hospital
Bromfield
Ospital
Green Bay Tree
Pulliver
Mansfield
Malabar Farm
Man to Receive $60 000 From B O in Cumberland Case
A Baltimore and Ohio brakeman, Forsythe, will receive 60000 dollars in a settlement from U S District Court. He was injured on Christmas Day 1952 while riding a caboose during a Cumberland shifting operation. Attorney James P McArdle represents Forsythe.
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Fayette County
Baltimore and Ohio
U. S. District Court
James P. McArdle
Forsythe
Cumberland
Stalin Story Raises Issue for Soviet Leaders
A wire service analysis questions Khrushchev's denouncement of Stalin and asks whether Soviet citizens will accept the explanation. It considers if Russians may demand leaders less tied to the old dictator and whether army leaders or younger party figures could provide non Stalinist guidance amid reckoning with purge crimes and wartime sacrifices.
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Associated
Stresy
New York
Nikita Khrush
Chev
Stalin
Jkhnishchev Hina
Walde
Lavrenty Berle
Communist Party
Corryite’s Far East Tour Before Returning to New Orleans
Corryite, daughter of Mrs. M. E. Sears of Cory, who has served two years in Hiroshima and Nagasaki with the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission, is on an extended Asia and Europe tour. She will arrive in the United States in June after visits to China, India, and other Far East countries, then travel to Europe and sail from Southampton on June 2. She plans to visit New York briefly, Gary, and then return to her post at the Ochsner Foundation Hospital and Clinic in New Orleans.
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Miley Muiue Oe
M. E. Sears
Cory
Japan
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Atomic Bottle Casualty Commission
Asia
Europe
United States
China
India
Far East
Southhampton
England
Holland American Steamship
New York
Gary
Oschner Foundation
New Orleans
Churchmen End Visit in Russia After Moscow Lent Service
A delegation of ten American Protestant churchmen wrapped up a 10 day Soviet tour after attending midnight Lent services in Moscow. Patriarch Alexei led a sermon of forebearance as the visitors listened in silence. The Moscow congregation warmly thanked the visitors as they left. Dr. Eugene C. Binke of Philadelphia described the reception as very warm.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Soviet Union
Alexei
Russia
Alexé
Sid
Eugene C. Binke
Philadelphia
National Council of Churches
Fire destroys Hanover United Presbyterian Church
In Aliquippa Pennsylvania a fire destroyed the Hanover United Presbyterian Church just west of town. The blaze was discovered by Rev. Dutle Stewart the church pastor shortly before services were due to start. Firemen said an overheated furnace caused the fire.
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Aliquippa
Hanover United Presbyterian
Here
Dutle Stewart
Piremen
End of Westinghouse strike in sight reports say
Two union groups would have to approve a settlement of the Westinghouse strike now in its 165th day. A tentative compromise was reported reached by union and Westinghouse leaders amid wage and pension talks. In Pittsburgh some workers discharged for alleged strike violence could be kept on indefinite suspension as part of a broader settlement. An earlier mediation package called for reemployment of 57 discharged workers and neutral arbitration for the rest. The proposal centers on a five year contract with pay raises and improved pension benefits. Also reported, Leon B. Jerman, 68, former Buffalo press executive and vice president, died Saturday.
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Washington
Westinghouse Stike
Westinghouselectric Corp
Intentional Union of Electrical Workers
Westinghouse Conference Board
Westinghouse Iue
Jumpus, Carey
Robert JD. Blaster
Tee
Westinghouse
M. Yosterday
Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette
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