North Park Dedication Obscured Entry Remarked
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Mr O North and a park area with dedication. No clear event date or full names available. Indicates partial record of a park segment or memorial dedication lacking complete details.
Weddings Of Denise Harvey And Richard Ladd
Denise Lynn Harvey wed Richard L. Ladd in the United Church of Christ in Columbus on March 13 at 7 pm. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Harvey of Random Road 2 and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Ladd RD 3. Rev Burr Lounsbury officiated the single ring ceremony as the bride’s father walked her down the aisle. The bride wore a turquoise gown with a cummerbund and lace sleeves, with a red rose corsage. maid of honor Christine Migliaccio wore peach and white carnations, best man was Sam Kelley of Russell, Pa. A reception followed at the couple’s home. the couple will reside in Erie after his Army service and schooling in Chicago. The groom attended Porterville Farrier School and Corry Area High School. The couple plans to make their home in Erie.
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United Church of Christ In Columbus
Denise Lynn Harvey
Richard L. Ladd
Mark Harvey
R.D. 2
Random, Road
Ladd
Roy Ladd
R.D
Burr Lounsbury
Christine Migliaccio
Honor
Sam Kelley
Russell, Pa
Mary Lou Coons
Thomas Alfonso Jackson
Miss Coons
Albert Coons
East Main Street
Mr. Jackson
Frank Jackson
Essex Street
Assembly of God
C. Ronald Stafford
Cheryl Coons
Margaret van Etten
Jamestown
N.Y
Richard Smith
Erie
Donald Coons
Park Avenue
Corry
Bonnie Coons
Loretta Chapman
Corry Area
Jackson
Rust Engineering
Jessica Huff
Alliance Youth Fellowship
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Loblaws, Inc
Route 6
Plaza Store
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Ann Bareasi
BPW Club
World Affairs
Gertrude White
Clifford Buesink
Greece
Faith Church Builder's Class Party at Grange Hall
Music from guitars by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Owens and Mr. Merle Smith set a casual mood at the Faith Church Builder's Class party in the Grange Hall Saturday evening. Homemade ice cream pies and cakes were served as attendees greeted new friends and familiar faces. Next month's gathering will be at the France with Ellen Stutzman in charge of games.
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Jerry Owens
Merle Smith
Faith Church
Grange Hall
France
Ellen Stutzman
Army private Tinko completes basic training at Fort Dix NJ
Thomas J. Tinko son of Mrs Helen Yaratch 229 Lemon St completed basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey and serves at Fort Polk Louisiana in a recovery specialist course after time at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland His local address is Pvt Thomas J Tinko 202 42 8709 Company B Headquarters Command Fort Polk LA 71459 Also mentions Navy Chief Ron Hoffman visiting from Providence to Hawaii and social plans of Catholic Daughters court 35 plus a Raymond Retirees meeting and a Corry PTA Council dinner with community notices
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United States Army
Thomas J. Tinko
Helen Yaratch
Lemon Street
Fort Dix
N.J
Fort Polk
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
Gelock
St. Thomas School
St. Mary's College
North East
Robert Miller
James O’brien
Margaret Doyle
Cochairman
Ann Baressi
Donald Buell
Margaret Driscoll
Tim Reed
Lyle Saxton
George ‘Tinko
Donald Wharton
Walter Wotus
Hose Auxiliary Plans Projects at Fire Station Meeting
Members of the Stanford Hose Company Auxiliary outlined bake sale dates April 1 and 2 at Loblaws on West South Street. They planned a September card party, a May 1 and 2 state firemen's school meals program, a Sidewalk Bazaar Daze booth, and insurance coverage for firefighters. They purchased a thermos jug and a kitchen refrigerator, with first aid training planned May and June. The next meeting is April 12 at 8 30 p.m.
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Stanford Hose Company
East South Street
John Burglund
Loblaws
West South Street
David Turner
Leo Neckers
William Brigham
Norman Tarbell
Alan Benson
Paul Hamilton
Alfred Apps
High Court Hears Woes Over City Funding Crisis
US Supreme Court may hear a case arising from Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas budget struggles. Judges sought an extra 1.965 million dollars for the last five months of the fiscal year, challenging Mayor Tate and city council after a state ruling. The dispute centers on funding for court-appointed lawyers, probation officers, staff, and a new bail project.
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James J. H. ‘Tate
Pennsylvania
US Supreme Court
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Marge) Hoffman
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Helen) Saxton
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