Bride of Do, R. Wendell Davis Married in Rochester
Miss Martyn Donaldson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Teele Donaldson, became the bride of Do R Wendell Davis of Nashville in a ceremony at the family home. Rev John E Waite officiated. Attendants included Miss Harriette Donaldson. Guests enjoyed cake punch and ice cream. couple will reside at 1422 Mount Hope Ave Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warian Donaldson
R. Wendell Davis
Crerk
Martyn Donaldson
Teele F. Donaldson
Sashville
Tennessee
W. ‘Bracken
Grieg
Bond
Herbert
Storty
BeKoven
John E. Waite
Spring Creek
Harriatte Donaldson
O. W. Bracken
D.wilcox
Hastings Jones
Robert Bracken
Ariel
William Swan
Robert Parsons
Corry
Allegheny College
Meadville
Strong Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Nursing School
University of Rochester
Davis
Vanderbilt, College
Nashville
Lawson Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C Lawson of 4468 East South Street observe their golden wedding anniversary on May 4. They married May 4 1885 in Jamestown New York and have lived in Comy since 1911. Lawson, age 72, is a long time employee of Standard Products Company now Aero Supply Inc. They have four children and one grandson and the Journal offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lawson
Glyde Lawson
East South Street
Lawson Aere
Jamestown
Comy
Lawson
Stanard Products Company
The
Aero Supply Company, Inc
Iiss
Arthur Ingrams Honored By Choir Party
Mrs Harley Banks hosted at her North Center Street home for United Brethren church choir members and guests honoring recently married Mr and Mrs Arthur Ingram. Twenty one attended enjoying games led by Rev H Ray Birrs and other amusements. The couple received gifts for group and refreshments of spiced sandwiches cake and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ingrams
Harley Banks
North Center Street
United Brethren Church
Arthur Ingram
Ingram
H. Ray
Birth Notice for Corry Couple's Newborn Boy
A newborn son arrives at Corry Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ike Patterson of Spring Creek and Mr and Mrs Wil Powell of Cory. The infant, born on the evening of the date unknown, is named in local records with parentage listed at the hospital.
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Paty Att
Mr Ike
Bk R.D. 5
Corry
Wilhist Powell
Spring Creek
Thie
Corry Hospital
Jonry
Cory
Card Club Honors Mrs Deschamp On West Smith Street
Mrs Paul Deschamp was honored by her card club last evening at Mrs Fred Hasnel’s home on West Smith Street for her birthday. Two tables of five hundred were played with awards won by Mrs Richard Nichols Miss Laverne Kolster and Mrs Gerald Bissell. A two course lunch was served and the club adjourned to meet in two weeks at Mrs Kolster’s home on West Washington Street.
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Lois Restorer Priday
Robert Bumbaugh
Sor
Robert
Frederick Kinley Wll
Canada
Wil
Niaggra
Cassius Paulson
Purgett
Oklo
Tia Jome
Harry Paulson
Iiberty Street
Cheboygan
Mich
Moa Louis Peterson
Paulson
C. P. Eaton
North Center
Sistersville
W. Va
C. S. Wallace
Marilyn
Dorothy
Erie
Franklin Strest
Skinner
Joyce
Patricia Ann
John McDonnell
Jacqueline
Lockbert
McDonnell
L. William Caan
Nority Center Street
Harrisburg
Tessie K. Newton
Wirginia Burn
Fourth Avenue
Clymer
Margaret Tripp
Garland
Youngsville
Aulubelle Fuller
Syracuse
Gladys Morton
Alex Dubrosky
Camp Carlson
Calo
A. D
Barvelt H. Marsh
Pittsburgh
W. H.l Marsh
Hust Boni Street
Fred Marsh
Jamestown
Card Club
Paul Deschamp
Paul Deschiemp
Fred Hasnel
West Smith Street
Richard Nichols
Laverne Kolster
Gerald Bissell
Civic Music Association invites Erie members for 1943 drive
Erie Civic Music Group seeks members during the week of May 28 at 111 State Street headquarters. It is a non profit cooperative presenting nationally and internationally renowned artists. Membership week buys season tickets. single concert dues are 2. each. Past seasons featured Kirsten Flagstad Marian Anderson Ezio Pinza Efrem Zimbalist Jan Smeterlin Dusolin Gismini Carmen Amaya and the Philadelphia Symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Civic Music Group
Civic Music Association
Ot Mile
Tis State Street
Erie
Ene Civile Music Aaspelgtion
Kirsten Plagstad
Marian Anderson
Ezlo Pinga
Efrem Zimbalist
Jan Smeterlin
Dusolin Gismini
Carmen Amaya
Philadelphia Symphony
Hatton
Meeting of Girl Scout Troop 39 in July Evening
Girl Scout Troop 39 held a July evening meeting with flag ceremony led by Jeanne Hollet's patrol. Joan Peldt described her Pittsburgh trip, the troop sang the Hymn of Scouting with Carol Mae Cochran at piano, and Arlene Webb spoke on the Bag. Passes were earned by Barbara Spiesman, Grae Middleton, Carol Cochran, and Marilyn Wallace. Visitors included Harriett Markett and Mrs. Jane Devereaux and Mrs. Lawrence McCray.
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Evenigs
Jeanne Hollet
Joan Peldt
Pittsburgh
Carol Mae Cochran
Arlene Webb
Barbara Spiesman
Grae Middleton
Carol Cochran
Housekeeping
Marilyn Wallace
Cub Scouts Present Interesting Program at Lutheran Church
Pack 70 Cub Scouts entertained parents and friends Thursday evening at the Lutheran church with a program on animal life. A small portion consisted of animal imitations and habits, which proved entertaining. Cubs completing specified requirements received merit badges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Mrs Sam Stultz Feted at Lavell’s Shower
Mrs S am Stultz honored at a shower hosted by Mrs Gerald Miller at Lavell's home Thursday. About thirty five guests attended as visitors shared gifts and enjoyed a lunch of sandwiches jello cookies and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mais
Myuar
Gerald Miller
Sam Stultz
Lavell's
Mrs Alton Rigby Honored With Shower of Gifts
Mrs Alton Rigby was complimented at a party hosted by Mrs Charles Gatty of Snyder Circle. Guests attended a shower for Mrs Rigby, receiving many lovely gifts as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Rigby
Allin Rigby
Charles Gatty
Snyder Cirle
Mins
Willfvin
Stroup
Rigby
Beaverdam 4H Clubs Name Officers in April Meeting
Beaverdam 4-H clubs organized with officers elected including president June Jones and vice president Charlotte Marsh. The Pig Club elected Charlotte Marsh as president and Stanley Proctor as recreation leader, with meetings set to continue into May under Mr. Bulle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverdam
Beaverdam 4-H
Els
Joan Miller
June Jones
Ylar
Charlotte Marsh
Joan Muller
Jean Hiene Swat
Jean
Niene Sivan
Miss Troux
Woolworth Co Shifts Managers to Kenmore and Sorry stores
D J Chapman longtime manager of the local Woolworth store has been promoted to the Kenmore store to oversee its larger operations starting Monday. Ri H Edgerly of Utica has been named manager of the Sorry store and will move his wife and two boys to the city once housing is arranged. The article notes Chapman’s four year residence in Corry and Edgerly’s three years with the chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Chapman
W. Woolworth
Kenmore
Sore
Mr. Chapman
Corry
Ri H. Edgerly
Utica
Thas
Threaten drastic action in strikes sparks congress debate
Reporters quote lawmakers warning of sweeping measures to curb labor unrest amid war industry pressures. Some senators debate amending laws to criminalize urging workers to quit, while others predict new restrictions on unions. Public opinion largely backs Roosevelt's tough stance.
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Roosevelt
Odd Play Recital Appears Here in Partial Script
A garbled line hints at an odd play or recital entry. The text shows fragmented words and missing context, suggesting an incomplete OCR excerpt. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable from the readable portions.
Fights Ashingto Armadrong and Ken Tufelia in Boston
A cryptic boxing item notes Armadrong of 142 pounds facing Ken Tufelia of 14 percent in a Boston match with a New York angle. The fragment hints at a scheduled bout and regional connections.
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Ashingto Armadrong
Ken Tufelia
Boston
New York
Ang
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