Hurlbert Warner Nuptials Placed in St Thomas Church
Miss Rita Hurlbert and Charles Arthur Warner united in marriage at St Thomas The Apostle Church officiated by Rev John J Lucas on May 3. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Hurlbert, wore white silk organza with lace and a pearl headpiece. Attendants included Miss Belle Anderson and Miss Debra Mongera. The reception featured music by Bob Uleck and the Polka Kings. The couple planned a honeymoon in eastern Canada after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Lucas
Rita ‘Annah Hurlbert
Charles Arthur Warner
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Hurlbert
Lewis Hurlbert
Last Smith Street
Warner
Virgil Warner
Essex Street
James Wharton
Mendelsson
Debra Mongera
Union City
Veronica Hurlbert
Bob Uleck
Polka Kings
Erie
James Hurlbert
Alice Yoder
Shirley Buzanowski
Robert Hurlbert
Oakland
Calif
Canada
Bridge Scores and Club Activities At Corry and YMCA
Corry Bridge Association members shared a six and one half table Mitchell session at the Hotel Corry with top East West and North South averages recorded by Beverly Hansen Lundy and Bartholme. The Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Club met at the YMCA for five tables with winners led by Graft Bartholme and Coyle Thompson. A May 27 luncheon and novice sessions were announced. reservations were requested by Mrs Lindsey and Mrs Osman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Scores
Corry
YMCA
Frank Graft
F. H. Bartholme
Union City
Mark Coyle
Edward Thompson
Donald Hall
C. A. McClintock
John Mooney
Lloyd Stowe
Bride-to-be Hosts Pre-nuptial Events At Hamot Hospital
The fiancée employed at Hamot Hospital in Erie is celebrated with pre wedding gatherings hosted by Mrs. Joseph Biaressi Mrs. Raymond Cathers Mrs. James Hurlbert Miss Beverly Kline Miss May Mason and fellow Hamot Hospital coworkers. Her fiancé a 1966 CAHS graduate and 1968 Pittsburgh Institute of J ermaitis alumnus works at Sikorsky Aircraft in Stratford Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamot Hospital
Erie
CAHS
Pittsburgh Institute of Jermaitis
Sikorsky Aircraft
Stratford
Conn
Joseph Biaressi
Raymond Cathers
James Hurlbert
Beverly Kline
May Mason
Laborites Lose Ground In Local Elections Across Britain
Conservative gains swept town halls with Labor reduced to 25 of 368 councils in England and Wales. Wilson's 71 seat House majority remains intact, but local losses threaten national prospects as 600 Labor workers were ousted from offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
House of Commons
Labor Party
Labor
England
Wales
Brokenstraw Singers Present Good News Folk Musical
The Brokenstraw Singers directed by Max Bennink perform Good News at Columbus Church Sunday at 8 pm. As part of eight performances this series features Watts Flats codist Church and Evangelic ll bfemeh sce perc beatae sd Corry and the Youngsville Methodist Church at Youngs. The musical blends folk songs drama and monologues created by Bob Oldenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw
Brokenstraw Singers
Max Bennink
Columbus Church
Watts Flatts Codist Church
Perc Beatae
Sd Corry
Youngsville Methodist Church
Youngs
Bob Oldenburg
Corry area to open museum on Memorial Day
The Corry area plans for the official 1969 opening of the Corry Area Museum at Mead Park on Memorial Day. Jordan Christensen will speak and display arrowheads and artifacts. All interested persons are invited to attend. The Young Republicans meet Monday at 8:30 p m at the Hotel Corry with Richard Chase of Erie as speaker. Miss Becky Bulard receives a Firestone scholarship and a $100 Savings Bond for scholastic merit. 2500 attend Pathfinders camping at Hamburg with a dance planned at the firehall tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uel Episcopal Church
Jordan Christensen
Corry Area
Mead Park
Young Republicans
Corry
Richard Chase
Erie
Virginia Auer
George Cote
Corry Foam Products Company
United States
Becky Bulard
Corry Area High School
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Firestone
Bulard
Marion Bulard
Wayne Street
Cote
Harrison Cole
Corry Foam
Hotel
New Families Move Into Town As PTA Event Set
Several new families arrive in the city. Notables include Mr and Mrs Robert Cradduck from Olean and Mrs Ethel Kellogg from Bath. The Cradducks live on Spencer Road and have three sons. Mr Cradduck works at Rogers Structural Steel. The Kelloggs reside at 609 Wayne Street. Mr and Mrs Daniel Johnson relocate to 255 West Congress Street with two children. Mr Johnson is an Agway farm supply manager. Also moving in are Mr and Mrs Gilbert Geers from Sacramento and Mr and Mrs Dennis May from Youngsville. Geers works as a Dow Chemical mechanic and May at Corry Jamestown Birdie Tells Us. Canton natives Mr and Mrs Gary Neighbors arrive at 315 Fifth Street with a young son. Mr Neighbors is a tool and die maker. A public welcome is extended and a May Conway School PTA meeting is announced for Tuesday at 8 15 PM at the school with an Exceptional Children's Educational Center official as speaker and officer installation to follow. The Corry Area Historical Society meets at 7 30 PM Tuesday in the Emman undercroft to discuss Indian Lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Marilyn) Cradduck
Spencer Road
Olean
Cradduck
Rogers Structural Steel Company
Ethel Kellogg
Bath
N. Y
Wayne Street
Daniel
Janet) Johnson
Clymer
N.Y
West Congress Street
Mr. Johnson
Agway
Gilbert
Kathy) Geers
Sacramento
Calif
Geers
Dow Chemical
Dennis
Marilyn) May
South Center Street
Youngsville
May
Corry Jamestown
Conelway School
PTA
Exceptional Children’s Educational Center
Erie
Raymond Harmilton
William Watson
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Hurlbert - Warner
Mr. and Mrs
Cheries Warner
Cathers Studio
Jack Osman
Gesher
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Bennink
Roberts
Columbus
Perry
CAMP
Hamburg
Pennsylvania
Seventh Day Adventists
Pathfinders
Many
Adeline Dutton
McMichael
Birdie
M Stover Conde
Russell Stover
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