Garber Wright marriage announced in May ceremony
Lily B. Wright of Riceville and Howard H. Garber of Torpedo were united in marriage on Saturday evening May 7 in a home ceremony conducted by Rev. R. K. Rumbaugh of Pleasantville. A reception followed at the bridge home. Attendants included Zoe Stafford as matron of honor and Carl Garber as best man. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside at the groom’s home in Torpedo Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garber-Wright
R. K. Rumbaugh
Pleasantville
Lily B.wright
Riceville
Howard H. Garber
Torpedo
Zoe Stafford
Carl Garber
Pearl Ash
Fayd Stafford
Frank Lay
Spartantburg
Frank Gerber
Elaine
Frank, Jr
Meadville
Arthur Garber
Carl, Jr
Connie
Ell
Leon Mitchell
Leah
Garwood Morris
Carol Lou
Columbus
Bowling Team Party At Cabins In The Pines
The Hickle Electric Service sponsored team, champions of the V F W Men s B League, enjoyed a seafood dinner Friday at Cabins In The Pines before a weekend stag party at Patterson hunting camp near Irvine. Members of the winning team for the dinner and weekend fishing and outdoor events included Robert Patterson Joseph Hajec Carl Gustafson Frank Hajec Kenneth Loveland and Robert Watrous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabins
the Pines
Hickle Electric Service
Cabins-In- the Pines
Patterson
Irvine
Robert Patterson
Joseph Hajec
Carl Gustafson
Frank Hajec
Kenneth Loveland
Robert Watrous
Young People Rally Draws 300+ from Erie Churches
More than 300 Senior High Young People from Erie Presbytery churches gathered at First Presbyterian Franklin for an afternoon and evening rally. Principal speaker was Dr. William F. Orr of Western Theological Seminary Pittsburgh. Attendees from Franklin included Miss Helen Sharer Miss Joyce Ruffner Miss Sally Ruffmer Miss Betty Wood Miss Lucille Beckwith Miss Dorothy Patterson Mr and Mrs J H Patterson James Harper and Rev Paul F Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
the Erie Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
William F. Orr
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian
Helen * Sharer
Joyce Ruffner
Sally RuffMmer
Betty Wood
Lucille Beckwith
Dorothy Patterson
J. H. Patterson
James Harper
Hey
Paul F. Bauer
Ham Supper At Columbus Wednesday
The Columbus Fire Department sponsors a public ham supper this Wednesday at Columbus Community Church. Leaders Perry Mead Hollis Upperman Albert Sandburg and J H Reagle organize the event serving 200 persons with tickets at the door the night of the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Columbus Fire Department
Perry Mead
Hollis Upperman
Albert Sandburg
J. H. Reagle
Columbus Community Church
Surprise housewarming party honors Dr and Mrs Horman
A surprise housewarming gathering was held Saturday evening at the Hormans new home on Country Club road. Thirty four friends attended including Mr and Mrs Arthur Treat of Union City. After games, guests enjoyed a midnight supper and presented the couple with small gifts for their new home.
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Country Club Road
Arthur Treat
Union City
Farewell Party For John Smith Saturday
The night crew of the automatics department at the Raymond plant held a stag farewell for John Smith who resigns to join the H C Price Company. The gathering at Cabins In The Pines included a steak dinner for Carl Coates Everett Phillips Gerald Hoyt Duane McIntyre Willis Cook Fred Jackson Richard Owens William Halfast James Wolcott Anthony Slava and Harry Jaquith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Aultomatics Department
Raymond Plant
H.C. Price Company
The
Pines
Carl Coates
Everett Phillips
Gerald Hoyt
Duane McIntyre
Willis Cook
Fred Jackson
Richard Owens
William Halfast
James Wolcott
Anthony Slava
Harry Jaquith
Triple-E Club Met at Erie Saturday
Legal members of the Triple E Club met Saturday in Erie at the home of Miss Lilira Dodd. Attendees from this city were Miss Marion Smith, Mrs. Merle Capwell, Mrs. Ray Laurie, Mrs. Dorothy Boland and Mrs. George Bensink. Mrs. Bensink will entertain the members at her home for the June meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple-E Club
Erie
Lilira Dodd
Atchologic Iamcheon
Marion Smith
Merle Capwell
Ray Laurie
Dorothy Boland
George Bensink
Bensink
Hemlock P. T. A. Names New Officers
Hemlock School P T A elected new officers at Saturday night meeting finishing the school year. Howard Cox was named president with Mrs Scott Lilley as vice president and Mrs George Palmer as secretary and treasurer. A good attendance followed by a Wiener roast and social period.
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Hemlock P. T. A
Hemlock School
P.ta
Howard Cox
Scott Lilley
George Palmer
T Reasurer
Grange Mothers Day Program Highlights Local Meeting
Corry Grange No. 55 held a Mother's Day program followed by a business meeting at I. C. C. F. Hall. Worthy Master Roy Swart led the brief session with routine reports. The program featured group singing, a three part reading, solos by Patricia Fields, readings by H. D. Haupin and Mrs. C. C. Warner, and a short play. Brown’s song “Mother's Evening Song” closed the program. Refreshments of cream, cookies and coffee were served. Next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iper Grange
Corry Grange No. 55
I. C. C. F. Hall
Roy Swart
Callie Pier
Ralph Heath
William Dingfelder
H. D. Haupin
Patricia Fields
Former Corry Man Married At Sheffield
Former Corry man James Merle Reyhi aids, son of Mr and Mrs Marie Reynolds of Erie, and Miss Constance Huber were married at the Sheffield Lutheran Church May 6 at 3 oclock in a double ring ceremony. Attendants were Caroline Hansen and Donald Ducker. A reception followed at the Huber home. Reyhi aids is a TS Navy serviceman, recently returning from Korea aboard the USS Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
James Merle Reyhiaids
Marie Reynolds
Erie
Constance ‘Huber
John Huber Lare
Sheffield Lutheran Church
Caroline Hansen
Donald Ducker
Hestman
Huber
Corry High School
TS Navy
Korea
Missouri
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Vonne Shreve In City
Mrs Vonne Shreve was honored at a family birthday party Sunday hosted by her daughter Mrs Mina Foster and Mrs Thelma Farrell. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant afternoon following a delicious birthday dinner and gifts reflected the affectionate celebration for the city resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonne Shreve
Vane Shreve
Mina Foster
Thelma Farrell
Union City
Canasta Club Meets At Hurlbut Home On Wayne Street
Mr and Mrs Richard Hurlbut of Wright street hosted their card club Saturday evening Two tables played canasta with prizes won by Mrs Alfred Van Dresar and Arthur Lite Mrs Hurlbut received gifts from eight guests The gathering adjourned to meet again in two weeks at Mr and Mrs Gerald Staples Wayne street Killed in fire Johnstown Pa May 1 Blames that swept through two rooms of a three unit dwelling in nearby Pretoria Saturday killed Diane Adams 2 and injured her infant sister Wanda Jean
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ganster
Geraldine Tessner
Meadville
Arden Rockafelley
West Spring Creek
Merritt Hunt
Patricia
East Irving Street
Richard
Westminster
New Wilmington
Donald Anderson
Westminster College
T. A. Anderson
Columbus
Robert R. Nichols
East South Street
National Association of Letter Cartiers
Pennsylvania
Erie
Clarence Titch
Archie Titch
Frank Dorrance
Andrew Hansen
West Liberty College
West Liberty
W. Va
Belly Lou Copper
Bertha Mosher
Union City
Qleta, McCray
Mott Street
Lynn Sill
St. Louis
Bills Noble
Richard Hurlbut
Wright Street
Alfred van Dresar
Arthur Lite
Hurlbut
Gerald Staples
Wayne Street
Johnstown
Pretoria
Diane Adams
Wanda Jea
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Eis
Ery
Pnancy Guild
Adele
Rms
Rudyard Kipling
Yaieang Sincere
St Tanger
Kew
Lakewood Drive-In
Chautauqua Drive-In
Frank Wickwire
R. D
Corry Hospital
Ernest Buettkofer
RD. 4
Joseph Keith
Joseph Roach
Frank Graft
Frank E. Graft Insurance Agency
Center St
George Royce
Bernece Rowland
Patrick Miller
Buffalo
Robert. Sullivan
Robert
Nora Nantes
Donald Nantes
West Church Street
Clara B. Haight
Hazel Shuss
Gerry Davis
Mortis Porter
Felix Smith
Berdena
California
F. C
Norman Holton
Great Lakes
Francis Hooper
Barbara
Carol Ann
Altoona
Hooper
Gerda Brooks
West Pleasant Street
Helen
Powell
Harmon
Triple-E
Topp
Smart Women’s Shop
North Center Street
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