Positive News From Mead Ave and Local Events
A three-year-old girl Jill Amoroso, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tony Amoroso of Mead Avenue, recovers from heart surgery at Children’s Hospital Pittsburgh after a five hour operation. She remains in intensive care at 125 DeSoto Street and faces further treatment next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Amoroso
Tony
Janet) Amoroso
Mead Avenue
Children's Hospital
Pittsburgh
Jill
DeSoto Street
Diane Suchar Named Queen of Topette Marching Group
Diane Suchar, previously the first runnerup, is crowned queen to replace Miss Judy Hand who relinquished the crown for 1974 75. Hand will join another organization and step down from Topettes leadership. The Topettes prepare for many parades and the Red Carpet Show in August while selling fundraiser tickets with an award due tomorrow. Mrs. Paul Toplovich announced uniform fittings tomorrow. members to bring uniforms and hats. Practice at Columbus Community Building Games for beginners 1 2 p m juniors and seniors 2 4 p m. Suchar is daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Suchar Jr of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Suchar
Judy Hand
Miss Hand
Paul
Pat) Toplovich
Topettes
Columbus
Toplovich
Miss Suchar
Betty Jean) Suchar Jr
Good Samaritan Sugar Social At First United Methodist
The Good Smaritans Class of the First United Methodist Church held a Sugar Social last evening with 27 members and three guests: Mr and Mrs Frank Foster and Cpl Jerry Saul of the Pennsylvania State Police. Devotions by Mrs Harry Hotchkiss themed Fear Not Go Tell. Elwin Fuller named nominating committee for officers. May meeting will feature a tureen dinner at the church. April meeting canceled for missionary conference. Cpl Saul, stationed at Corry barracks, spoke on crime prevention with a film Lady Hope and urged education for both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
Frank Foster
Cpl
Jerry Saul
Pennsylvania State Police
Harry Hotchkiss
Elwin Fuller
Earle Bliley
Robert Marsh
Claude Parker
Frank Sturgis
Pennsylvania
Jacqueline Shreve to Be May Bride in 1975 ceremony
Engagement announced for Jacqueline EB Shreve of 606 Marion street and Thomas P Gatesman of 332 Mead avenue. Bride-elect is a Corry Area High School graduate and McInnes Steel secretary. Groom-elect is an East Forest High School graduate, studied at Behrend Campus and Clarion State College, and works as McInnes Steel process engineer. The couple plans a May 1975 wedding at St Thomas the Apostle Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline EB. Shreve
Marion Street
Thomas P. Gatesman
Mead Avenue
Woodworth
Worth Street
Mr. Gatesman
Alfred Gatesman
Marienville
Corry Area High School
McInnes Steel Company
Gatesman
East Forest High School
Behrend
Pennsylvania State University of Erie
Clarion State College
Clarion
McInnes Steel
St. ‘Thomas the Apostle Church
Faye Legal and Stanley George Wed in Evening Nuptials
Miss Faye Alice Legal and Stanley Allen George united in marriage at the Evangelical United Methodist Church with Rev. F Eugene Donelson officiating. The couple, both seniors at Corry Area High School, planned a reception for 50 and will honeymoon after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Alice Legal
Stanley Allen George
Evangelical United Methodist Church
F. Eugene Donelson
Miss Legal
Philip Legal
Seventh Street
George
Robert E. George
Sciota Road
R.D. 4
Corry
Mendelssohn
Barbara Segal
Calvin Kerstetter
William Segal
Norman Wittig
Walsh and Rogers Families Welcome Newborns at Corry Memorial
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs Harold Walsh of 81 Snyder Circle. Mrs Walsh is the former Kristine Lawson. A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs Gene Rogers of 617 East South Street. Mrs Rogers is the former Tracy Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Harold Walsh
Snyder Circle
Walsh
Kristine Lawson
Gene Rogers
East South Street
Rogers
Tracy Young
Luncheon Bridge Event for Corry Women's Group
Members of the Women's Association of the Corry Country Club held a luncheon and bridge session Thursday at the Corry Motor Inn. Hostesses were Mrs. John Pierce and Mrs. Loyd Stowe. Winners included Mrs. Olaf Oman and Mrs. James Cole, with Mrs. R.C. Anderson and Mrs. Gordon Holthouse. The next luncheon bridge is set for April 10 at the Motor Inn with hostesses Mrs. Horton Davis and Mrs. R.C. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association
The
Corry
Horton Davis
R.C. Anderson
al Ntl Free Ferrer
Engagement for Lynette Host and Rodney P. Peterson
Mrs. Laura Szewczuk of Sugar Grove announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Lynette Maryann Host to Rodney P. Peterson of Warren. Both 1973 graduates. Lynette employed at New Process Company in Warren. Rodney is produce manager at Quality Markets in Youngsville. Fall wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Szewczuk
Sugar Grove
Lynette Maryann Host
Rodney P. Peterson
Warren
Peterson
Wilbert H. Peterson
Miss Host
Youngsville High School
New Process Company
Warren Area High School
Quality Markets
Youngsville
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Bertha McMichael
Birdie
Betty Jo Curtis
Jamestown Business College
David
Mary) Curtis
R.D. 1
Hugh
Joyce) McKnight
Fairview Street
Philadelphia
Dorothy Proctor
R.D. 3
Reginald Russell
Salvation Army
West Washington Street
Mead Park
Leroy Lyle
Moose
Women of the Moose
Green Cap
Velma Shago
Franklin
Grand Council
Fay Zacherl
Stanley Peterson
Moose Association
Moosehaven
Illinois
Genevieve McMahon
Kane
Bradford
Titusville
Sinrae
Sharlyn Joy
Joanne
Audrey Knapp
Children of Moose
Robert
Leah) Shettler
Roxanne) Ross
Moose Lodge
Elks Lodge
William
Liz) Hayes
Ernest
Ann) Ferro
John
Grace) Lutz
McMichael
Jacqueline Shreve
State Police of
Reed Hurst
Leda Dahl
Lloydine Hotchkiss
Richard Schneider
Prank Sturgis
Faye
Stanley George
Jeannie Toy
Lucretia Keener
Maxine Fralick
Dennis Anderson
Pam Bachomer
Trip
Corry Area
Mr. George
Meerhoff
Red Barn
Mr. and
Mrs
Lynette
Marry Rodney P. Peterson
College Clown
New York
Fred Yockers
Flatbush
Yockers
Brooklyn
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
Miss Lynette M. Host
F.5
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