Local residents share breaks and achievements across PSU ties
Sharon Zalzneck and Sue Goldtman of Flushing return to Pennsylvania State University after a between-semester visit with Zalzneck’s parents. Mount Jackson hosts Mr. and Mrs. William L. Keppel and children for a weekend with Mrs. Keppel’s parents. Robert H. Madison, former Corry resident in the Air Force, is promoted to airman second class and attends the University of Maine while based at Dow AFB. Mrs. Bert Lilley returns from Tampa after two months away. Alfred Cone and East Washington St visit Gowanda, N C. Robert Johnson, son of West Washington St, graduates from Penn State. Arthur Cohen of West Columbus Ave and Rhoda, PSU student, plan trips and studies in NYC. Thomas Joyce and 22 PSU metallurgical students tour Pittsburgh steel mills. Helen Davison’s son Jon tours Denmark and Germany while on vacation from Allegheny Airlines duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Zalzneck
Sue Goldtman
Flushing
Long Island
Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Philip Galeneck
Wayne Street
William L. Keppel
Key and
James
South Second Avenue
Mount Jackson
New Castle
Keppel
J. W. Fuljerum
Joseph Gentiman
R. D
Corry
Robert H. Madison
Hadley
United States Air Force
University of Maltne
Dow Air Force
Bangor
Maine
John E. Madison
EB. B
Bert) Lilley
Peng
Tampa
Fla
Alfred Cone
East Washington Street
Gowanda
N. C
Leland Wilcox
Robert
Thomas Joyce
North Center Street
Pittsburgh
Helen Davison
East Mainstreet
Denmark
Jon
Scandinavian Countries
Germany
Allegheny Airlines
Philadelphia
Nichols-Conrad Parkhurst Exchange Vows In Evening Rites
Janice Kay Nichols and Conrad C. Parkhurst united in marriage at Evangelical United Brethren Church in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. H. Ray Harris. The bride, daughter of Kenneth and (unnamed) Nichols, wore a white satin gown with Chantilly lace and a pearl crown veil, carrying white carnations and blue and white accents. attendants wore blue satin and pink carnations. After a reception for 150, the couple will reside at 323 East Smith Street. The bride is a Corry Area and Humboldt Institute graduate, employed at Corry Jamestown Corporation. the groom, a Williamsport Technical Institute graduate, works at Associated Spring Corporation. Out-of-town guests from Harborcreek, Erie, Youngsville, Williamsport, Waterford and Clymer attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Kay Nichols
Conrad C. Parkhurst
Kenneth Nichols
West Washington Street
Charles Parkhurst
East Smith Street
Evangelical United Brethren Church
H. Ray Harris
Robert Olson
Ernest Allen
Wayne Robinson
Martha Row Nichols
Craig Parkhurst
Tory Nichols
Richard Court
Fowers
Pam Croscut
William Lord
Charlotte Kinney
Harry McQuiston
Richard Croscut
Jake Tell
Flossie Kysor
Cathy Carter
Norman Teed
Debbie
Patsy Kighilinger
Bool
Buffalo
N. Y
Smith Streat
Harborcreek
Erie
Youngsville
Williamsport
Waterford
Clymer
Parkhurst
Corry Area
Martha Rae Nichols
Corry Jamestown
Savers of Clymer to Wed Navy Man Everett Haight
Juanita Louise Savers of Clymer and Everett A. Haight of Clarendon announce their engagement. Miss Savers, a nurse trained at WCA Hospital School of Nursing Jamestown, formerly of Erie, now works at University Hospital Syracuse. Haight, Warren High School alumnus, serves at the U S Naval Base Bethesda Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernara Savers
Clymer
Juanita Louise
Everett A. Haight
Warren Haight
Clarendon
Miss Savers
Erie
Clymer Central School
WCA Hospital School of Nursing
Jamestown
University Hospital
Syracuse
Warren High School
U. S. Naval Base
Bethesda
Miss Irene Tinko Bridal Shower Honored in Ohio
Michele Angerson hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Irene Tinko at her parents home on West Church street. Twenty one guests attended and awarded prizes to winners including the honoree. Miss Tinko and Edward Weaver of Spartansburg are set to wed April 27 at St Thomas the Apostle Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michele Angerson
Cleveland
Irene Tinko
Bride
George Tinko
West Church Street
Clarence Herring
Iclarence Wallace
Paul Suchat Jr
Paul Blakeslee Sr
Tinko
St Thomas the Apostle Church
Edward Weaver
Spartansburg
Concord 4 H Club Elects McCray Leader At Weekend Meeting
Members of the Concord 4 H Club elected Mark McCray president at a weekend gathering at McCray Church. The slate includes Charles Wade as vice president Phyllis Chelton secretary treasurer Charles Labowski reporter and Rodney McCray game lead. Officers training in Buffalo on April 28. The May meeting moves to the Mecray Community House with sessions at Joe McCray's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. McCray
Area 4-H
Concord 4-H Club
McCray Church
Mark McCray
McCray
Charles Wade
Phyllis Chelton
Charles Labowski
Rodney McCray
Mecray
Joe McCray
Concord
Erie County
Bile
Miss Clara Dibble Hosts Birthday Party for Mrs Button
East street resident Miss Clara Dibble hosted friends Saturday evening at her home in honor of Mrs Earl Button. Guests enjoyed visiting and a social time with a special award for the guest of honor, who received several gifts, and a delicious buffet with two decorated birthday cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button
Clara Dibble
East Street
Earl Button
Elena
George Downey
East Pleasant Street
Rita
Harry Paulson Jr
Krazuates
Wilbur Whitehead
East South Street
Robert Hunt
Allan Hasbrouck
Wesley Seamens
A. Rice Smith
Corry
Owtet of
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
H. Lynn Rice
Tracy Whitehead
John Rickers
Glenn Stearns
Mary Jean Sullivan
Mary Anne Sullivan
Sandra Lee Cochran
Arthur Cochran
East Frederick Street
Sandra
Corry Hospital
Robert Johnson
West Washington Street
Mary Lou Patterson
Rainbow Girls Plan Various Coming Events
Members of Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls have planned a series of events. The schedule lists an April 7 regular meeting and Divine Service at First Presbyterian Church at 10 45 a m with participants to arrive by 10 30 a m. Top bar earners urged to attend. Officers and choir rehearsal set for April 5 at 4 p m. Initiation ceremonies at the Masonic Temple on April 17. Open installation May 1 with officer rehearsal date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Corry Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Temple
Engagement of Connie Wesoloski and Noel Zimmerman Announced
The March engagement is announced by the bride-elect Miss Connie R. Wesoloski’s parents Mrs. Arthur Bolan and Joseph Wesoloski of Meadville. Noel L. Zimmerman is the prospective groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Zimmerman of Meadville. The couple plans a mid October wedding with the bride-to-be in nursing training at Meadville City Hospital and the groom a Coast Guard veteran now in advertising at the Groller Corporation in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie R. Wesoloski
Noel L. Zimmerman
Arthur Bolan
Joseph Wesoloski
Bradford
Jerome Zimmerman
Meadle
Miss Wesoloski
Cory Area High School
Meadville City Hospital
Meadville
Randolph Hast Mead High School
United States Coast Guard
Groller Corporation
New York
N. Y
Morris Nadolny Wed In Sparta
The Spartanburg Methodist Church hosted the March 16 wedding of Martha Dean Morris and Richard Frank Nadolny of Spartansburg. The ceremony officiated by Rev. Lawrence Meneely featured white carnation decor and a beige dress for the bride, with Charla Morris as maid of honor and Barbara Morris as bridesmaid. Best man was William Scouten Jr. A dinner reception followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Morris
Richard Nadolny
Sparta
Spartansburg
Helen Mortis
Charla Morris
Barbara Morris
Chase
William Scouten Jr
Nadolny
Tor al
Cemetery Aid Plans Warm Sugar Social at Concord Hall
The Dadies Auxiliary of the McCray Cemetery Association plans a spring social at Concord Community Hall with service at 5 80 p.m. The menu features warm maple sugar biscuits deviled eggs relishes and coffee as a fundraiser to maintain the cemetery. Guests from Titusville Grand Valley Falls Creek Bear Lake Youngsville and Spartansburg attended. The bride to be will graduate in May from Sparta merged High School and works at Raymond Morris Appliance. the groom is a 1962 Sparta High School graduate employed by Queen Cutlery in Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadies
McCray
Associaton
Concord
Frank and Vorpa
Titusville
Grand Valley
Falls Creek
Bear Lake
Youngsville
Spartansburg
Spartansborg
Sparta Merged High School
Raymond Morris
Sparta High School
Queen Cutlery Company
Wade son Merrill to Navy induction honored in family party
Mr and Mrs C R Wade entertained Sunday honoring son Merrill who has been inducted into the Navy and leaves Wednesday for training. Mrs Motle McIntyre hosted a dinner party with Amelia Vanderhoff Ida Watrels Frances Purpura Rose Balog Rosemary Auer and others. A son was born Saturday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs William Beal formerly Latioy Hayward. Various locals visited and attended gatherings through March 25 with dinners, clubs, toasts, and birthday celebrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Hospital
William Beal
Eric
Beal
Latioy Hayward
Ayid
Arthur Hoffman
Marlens Jewell
Butler
Hoffman
Miners Return to Work at Buckeye Coal Mine Nemacolin
Miners at Buckeye Coal Co in Nemacolin Greene County end a walkout that began last Tuesday. Members of United Mine Workers Local 6290 voted Saturday to return to work in line with an international directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesburg
Buckeye Coal Co
Greene County
Nemacolin
United Mine Workers
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Ewsiter
Ati
Birdie
Cathers Studio
Eub
Janice Nichols
Conrad Parkhurst
Juanita Savers
Washington St. Corry, PA
Jane, Parker
Wisconsin
Pka
Hallmark
Evans
Yesteryear
Wicker Nigh
East Congress Street
William Navy
Walter Krupa
Robert Brown
Anna Anderson
Joseph Sherwood
Glenn Middleton
L. J. Kelly
United Brethren In Christ Church
Otterbein Brotherhood
Missionary Society of the Church
G. T. Bergman
N. B. Club
Donald Carter
Spring Street
Martin McGraw
Lena Cohen
Poetry Society
Cat] Donaldson
Spring Creek
William Donaldson
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Majd Bennink
Floyd Johnson
Margaret McDonald
Mary Lou Haight
East Bond Street
Joan Feldt
Feldt
West Smith Street
Roland Hasbrouck
Methodist Church
Edna Johnson
Russell Clark
Oldu
Mt Phas
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