Anderson-Kerstetter Marriage Announced in Corry
Announcement of the marriage of Adrienne Kerstetter daughter of Mr and Mrs Wallace A Kerstetter to Harold B Anderson son of James Anderson R D 1. The ceremony was performed by Rev Alvin Rhodes in Clymer Saturday evening at 1 30 o clock with immediate family present. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home with 20 attendees. They will reside at 131 Fourth Avenue. He works at the Corry Jamestown Mfg Corp.
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Adrienne
Kerstetter
Wallace A. Kerstetter
Church Street
Harold B. Anderson
James Anderson
Alvin Rhodes
Clymer
Anderson
Corry
Fourth Avenue
Corry- Jamestown
Ruth Circle Meets With Miss Gayle Stowe
The Ruth World Friendship circle of the First Methodist Church gathered at Miss Gayle Stowe’s home at 321 East South Street. Eight members attended as Mrs. Henry Rockman gave devotions. Members including Phyllis Shannon Patricia Meerdinik Karolyn Lindsey and Gayle Stowe shared an India discussion. Refreshments with rice pudding followed. The group plans to meet again April 25 at Miss Ella Mae Miller’s home 315 Lemontree.
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Gayle Stowe
Ruth World Friendship Circle
First Methodist Church
East South Street
Henry Rockman
W. B. Stowe
India
Phyllis Shannon
Patricia Meerdinik
Karolyn Lindsey
Ella Mae Miller
Kiwanis Club Speaker Endorses Conservation Drive
District Game Commissioner Elmer Simpson spoke to Kiwanis Club members at the Hotel Corry about conservation and showed two motion pictures on the woodcock. Louderback announced a broom sale this weekend. Douglas Rozelle Jr. attended as a guest.
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Kiwanis Club
Elmer Simpson
Hotel Corry
Robert Bracken
Simpson
Page Louderback
Douglas Rozelle Jr
Columbus Grange Holds Routine Session and Community Program
The Colum bus Grange No. 675 met at Town Hall to ballot on candidates. Lecturer Harold Casler announced a Sears Roebuck and Company community improvement program and the group entered the competition. W M Lawrence Miller provided maple sugar biscuits pickles and coffee with Mrs D P Trisket Mrs Paul Suchar and Mrs Charles Kennedy assisting. A social period preceded adjournment to meet April 1.
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Columbus Grange No. 675
Town Hall
Harold Casler
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Grange
Lawrence Miller
Miller
D. P. Trisket
Paul Suchar
Charles Kennedy
Naomi White Shrine Instituted At Jamestown
The Naomi Shrine LL D Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem was instituted in Jamestown with 225 attendees including supreme officers from Canandaigua New York and Pennsylvania. Howard J. Barton of Buffalo presided assisted by Mrs. Lynn Sill Corry. Banquet at 6 p m and ceremony at 7 30 p m at the Mason Temple.
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Jamestown
Naomi Shrine
Shepherds
Mabel Chipman
Carl Olsen
Ella Wolben
Eleanor Newell
Esther Heskett
Henrietta Fenskow
Evelyn Carlson
Jephthah Shrine
Erle
Masonley Temple
Wright Honored At Findley Lake Stork Party
Mrs. George Wright of Findley Lake was honored at a stork party hosted last evening by associates from the Corry-James town office. The dinner at Frank and Verna's Restaurant in Columbus served 11 guests, with dinner at 6 30 and a suitable gift presented to the guest of honor.
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George Wright
Findley Lake
Frank and Verna
Columbus
Wright
Corry-Jamestown
Tureen Dinner and BPW Club Meeting At IOOF Hall
Thirty members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's Club met for a tureen dinner at 6 20. Mrs Gertrude Parker chaired the dinner committee with Mrs Clarence Kirch and Mrs James P Sullivan. President Mrs Norman Tarbell led a brief business session and announced district meeting reservations for April 16 in Cochranton and the nominating committee for next month. She noted a Pittsburgh to New York excursion April 22 to 24. Miss Ann Baressi, Wright School principal, spoke on what the school expects of the child. The next meeting is set for April 11.
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Business and
Professional Women's Club
IOOF
Gertrude Parker
Clarence Kirch
James P. Sullivan
Norman Tarbell
Cochranton
Aso
Pittsburgh
New York City
Tarbell
Ann Baressi
Wright School
Hearings Resume on Laurelton Probe
Laurelton State Village inquiry continued as witnesses Dr Effie Ireland and Catherine Edgett returned. Senator Albert Pechan said hearings may extend two days or more and plans to recall Welfare Secretary Harry Shapiro and Mental Health Commissioner Hilding Bengs.
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Frese Harrisburg
Laurelton State Village
Albert R. Pechan
R-Armstrong
House Senate
Pechan
Effie C. Ireland
Laurelston
Catherine D. Edgett
Harry Shapiro
Hilding A. Bengs
Shapiro
Laurelton
Ireland
Edgett
Rose for Queen to Re Examine Rate Hike
Pennsylvania Superior Court sends back a $2,000,000 rate increase for Manufacturers Light & Heat Co of Pittsburgh to the Public Utility Commission for re examination.
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Philadelphia
Manufacturers Light & Heat Co
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
State
Three Slain on Kentucky Farm Mystery Stirs Fear
Three members of stock farmer Goebel Duncan’s family are found murdered on their Henderson County farm. Duncan, his son Raymond, and daughter-in-law Mamie die from gunshot wounds after their hands are bound. A 2-year-old granddaughter survived. Police note a similar Indiana killing last week.
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Associated Press
Henderson
Mount, Vernon
Ind
Goebel Duncan
Raymond
Lee Williams
Duncan
Mamie Duncan
Goebel
Elizabeth Duncan
Dorris Ray Duncan
Shirley Faye
Fire rescuer saves blind woman from blazing home
An 18 year old neighbor led blind Mrs. Mary Tracy Pringle from a burning house yesterday afternoon as flames gutted the Pringle home. Mrs. Pringle, shaken and unable to explain the blaze, was rescued by Mrs. Dalse Reed. The residence was destroyed.
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Kani
Mary Tracy Pringle
Nine Convicts Still Hold Out at Nebraska Penitentiary
Insurgent inmates at the Nebraska Penitentiary near Lincoln keep control of the maximum security building with hostages and fuel concerns. Gov. Victor E. gives no confirmation of food caches as neighbors report a tense standoff amid high winds hampering fire crews and a blaze damaging nearby property.
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Associated Press
Lincoln, Neb
Nebrask Ca Penitentiary
Victor E
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