Bridegroom's Father Officiates in Spring Creek Wedding
Sandra Ellen Sickler and Paul Wayne Meneely wed at Spring Creek Congregational Church in an evening ceremony officiated by the bridegroom’s father Rev Lawrence Meneely. The couple now reside in Gatesville Texas with many family and church members attending.
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Sandra Ellen Sickler
Paul Wayne Meneely
Gatesville
Texas
Paul W. Meneely
Spring Creek Congregational Church
Lawrence
Debra Smith
Joann Sickler
Dennis
Kenneth Smith
Lee Meneely
James Wagner
Leon Sickler
William Kafferlin
Wallace Sickler
Thomas Smith
Leon Bickler
Richard Siéikder
Leslie Donaldson
Spring Creek Ladies Aid
Meneely
United States Army
Ladies Night Observed By Inquisitors Club
In Raymond Division of Associated Spring Corporation the Inquisitors Club held Ladies Night on Friday at the plant. President James Walters welcomed guests and outlined the club’s purpose and activities. Edward Feldt spoke on investments, plant operation, product identification, inventories, and fringe benefits. Two Hits and Miss entertained with songs by Don Maloney, Willam Helmintoller, and Lester Danner. Betts Catering Service provided refreshments. The event was arranged by Walters, Langhurst, and Correl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquisitors Club
Raymond
Associated Spring Corporation
James Walters
Edward Feldt
Don Maloney
Willam Helmintoller
Lester Danner
Pretty Girl
Betts Catering Service
Reade Langhurst
Charles Correl
Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Zeyzus in Columbus
A Saturday stork shower at Mrs. Henry Zeyzus’s Columbus home honored Theodore Zeyzus. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Sayko and several others. games, prizes, and a special prize to Mrs. Suchar followed refreshments and pastel decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Zeyzus
Henry Zeyzus
Columbus
Patty Zeyaus
Clarence Sayko
Paul Suchar Sr
Thomas Kori
Claude Baccus
Ray Griswold
Jordan Christensen
Walter Krups
George Sekerak
George Savko
Roland Proctor
Mark Savko
Helen Bates
Millie Hurlbert
Clarence Savko
Christensen
Griswold
Proctor
Suchar
Zeymis
Beaverdam Community 4-H Club Holds Initial Session
The newly organized Beaverdam Community 4-H Club meets Friday evening from 7 to 9 30 at the Elgin Beaver Dam fire hall. All project leaders attend for a discussion on forthcoming work projects. Mrs Merrill Wade leads club activities and refreshments follow the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
4-H Club
Elgin-Beaverdam Fire Hall
Merrill Wade
Golden Age Club to Hear Salvation Army Captain Speaker
Captain Richard Bosh of the Salvation Army will be guest speaker and chaplain for the Corry Area Golden Age Club’s final meeting of the month. The session is set for tomorrow at 1 PM in the multi purpose room.
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Golden Age
R. Bush
Richard Bosh
Salvation Army
Corry Area
Golden Age Club
Birth announcements at Corry Memorial Hospital pals
A series of births announced from Corry Memorial Hospital includes a son born Saturday afternoon to Wilbur VanEarden and wife of Clymer, twin sons to Robert Maedje of Snyder Circle, a son to David Way of Columbus, a son to Charles Little of East Pleasant Street, a son to Warren Wright of Spring Creek, and a daughter to Robert Sadowski of Columbus. Mrs Raymond George of Wattsburg celebrated a birthday and March observances were noted by MCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wilbur VanEarden
Clymer
Robert Maedje
Snyder Cirele
David Way
West Main Street
Columbus
Charles Little
East Pleasant
Warren Wright
Spring Creek
Robert Sadowski
Raymond George
Wattsburg
Union City Memorial Hospital
NSA Dessert Meeting at Hotel Corry Forming Local Chapter
The National Secretaries Association international sponsored a dessert meeting at the Hotel Corry on Saturday, inviting local and area secretaries to form a Corry chapter. Attending were Mrs. Gordon A. Wells, Mrs. Walter Keslar, Mrs. Anne Thompson, and several area professionals from Jamestown Corp, McInnes Steel, Aero-Flow Dynamics, and VA Hospital among others. The event promoted professional development, better letters, and improved living for secretaries in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Secretaries Association (International
Corry
NSA
Gordon A. Wells
Walter Keslar
Anne Thompson
Corry Jamestown Corporation
Rolland D. Stowe
McInnes Steel Company
Joseph Niedumus
Aero
Mystery Foil Lingers Over Warren Area Sightings
Reports describe stray foil strips dating to March 16 and a dawn sighting near Irvine on March 18. A jet seen low with a red fuselage-like object and swept-back wings, plus four army planes traveling east, are believed tied to a training maneuver and a target, per witnesses including Ralph Wolfe of Irvine.
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Warren
Irvine
Youngsville
Ralph ‘Wolfe
Soldier Killed, 2 Hurt in N J Auto Crash
Pfc. Leonard G. Jackett, 28, of Pittsburgh Pa., serving with the Army at Port Dix, was killed when the automobile he rode in crashed into an embankment three miles north of Wrightstown New Jersey last night. The car’s driver Pvt. Robert Van Dame, 23, of Cleveland Ohio, sustained head injuries.
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Wrighstown
N. J
Leonard G. Jackett
Pittston
Port Dix
Here
Robert van Dame
Cleveland
Ohio
Joan A Neckers Named March Girl Of Month
Joan A Neckers daughter of Leo and Mrs Neckers, 618 Mead Ave, is chosen as March Girl Of Month by the local BPW Club. She will receive a certificate at a Park Street dinner meeting and is set to study elementary education at SUNY Geneseo in the fall, after senior-year activities and leadership in Tri-HIY and related groups.
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Business and
Professional Women’s Club
Joan Allene Neckers
Leo Neckers
Mead Avenue
BPW Club
Park Street
Miss Neckers
Beaverette Club
McSparran Seeks Pennsylvania Products Preference in State Purchases
McSparran, independent Republican candidate for governor, urged state institutions to favor Pennsylvania products in purchases to help local handlers. He outlined his farm program at a Pennsylvania Livestock Association address, opposing Rep. William Scranton. He urged merit-based appointments to the Milk Control Commission, not political payoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Paari
J Gollins’ McSparran
Pennsylvania
McSparran
Pennsylvania Livestock Associaten
Pennsylvania Grange
William Scranton
State Milk Control Commission
Radio Stations Ruined By Fire But Stay On Air
In Tyrone Pennsylvania two local radio outlets WTRN and WGMR FM survived a morning fire that gutted their two story building and destroyed about $30 000 in equipment. The stations, off the air, resumed broadcasting at 6 30 am using gear borrowed from nearby stations and affiliates of the Allegheny Mountain Audi Network. The blaze also destroyed a shoe store and an adjacent apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Mountain
Audi
Israel Prosecutor Attacks Eichmann Plea in Death Sentence Appeal
In Jerusalem AP report, Israel's state prosecutor Gideon Hausner lambasted Adolf Eichmann's appeal against death, arguing the defense aims to delay execution. He contends Eichmann persecuted Jews everywhere, not just as a German, and that kidnapping from Argentina in 1960 offers no mitigation. The court will deliberate after the week hearing, possibly a month.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Gestapo
Eichmann
Israel Supreme Court
Germany
Austria
Holland
France
Hausner
Legal
Legal Be Eef
Kid‘aaping
Argentina
Physiologist Dr Homer Williams Smith Dies at 67
Dr Homer Williams Smith, 67, NYU physiology professor and three time medical research award winner, died yesterday from a cerebral hemorrhage. A Denver-born author of two novels, he held a notable career and served at New York University. The building incident reportedly caused no injuries.
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New York
Homer Williams Smith
New York University
Smith
Denver
Youth Shot Cleaning Gun Accident at Home
Dery Wood Olson, 20, of Conewango Valley, was cleaning a 23 caliber rifle when a shell exploded. He was grazed, rushed by Jamestown EMS to WCA Hospital where doctors reported his condition as good. Police investigators deemed the incident an accident preventable by proper gun cleaning.
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Derywood Olson
Conewango Valley
Victor Gray
Jamestown
WCA
New York State Police
Olson
Quakers Express Disappointment On 1961 Failures
Philadelphia AP reports from the 262nd Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends show deep disappointment over two major 1961 projects. A Civil Liberties Committee lamented failure to persuade the Pennsylvania legislature to abolish the death penalty and to halt the Kingua Dam on the Pennsylvania New York border that would flood Seneca Indian lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends
Civil Liberties Committee
Pennsylvania
Friends
New York State
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MCA
Hotel Corry
Brownie's
Pillsbury’s
Bog Ave
Rldtebovcn Marow
Cllub Povintos
Petite Jr's
Joan A. Neckers
Penn A
Prakant
Quakers
Spiritual Life Crusade
Beaverdam Mennonite Church
Eldon King
Millersburg, Ohio
Pennsylvania Gas Company
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