Miss Linda Miano Weds Ronald P Swackhamer in Jamestown
Miss Linda Miano of Jamestown and Ronald P Swackhamer were united in marriage at St John s Church in Jamestown on May 8. Rev Ralph Frederico officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony L Miano and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Swackhamer. Mary Jane Morreale played the organ for the 11 am ceremony. Maid of honor was Sharon Miano, with bridesmaids Cindy Ferino and Julie Swackhamer. Bridesmatron was Mrs Charlotte Jungquist. They wore ballet blue chiffon over ta-
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Linda Miano
Jamestown
Ronald P. Swackhamer
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Ralph Frederico
Miss_Miano
Anthony L. Miano
Mr. Swackhamer
Alfred Swackhamer
North Center Street
Mary Jane Morreale
DAR Speaker Michael Johnson addresses Brokenstraw Valley chapter
Mrs. Robert Garfield hosted a DAR meeting with assistance from Mrs. Raymond Bachemer. Michael Johnson spoke on his duties with the U. S. Peace Corps in Africa. A business session led by Mrs. James Sinare outlined upcoming events including a June 12 Flag Day luncheon at Ramada Inn and a June 16 dinner at Cross Creek Motor Lodge. DAR Day is set for July 29 at the Athenaeum Hotel in Chautauqua with Judge Malcom Hay slated as speaker.
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Robert Garfield
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
First Avenue
Raymond Bachemer
Michael Johnson
United States Peace Corps
Africa
James Sinare
Ramada Inn
Fort LeBoeuf
Ernest Thacker
Sinare
Cross Creek Motor Lodge
Titusville
Athenaeum
Chautauqua
Malcom Hay
the Orphan’s Court
Pittsburgh
Garfield
Bachomer
Community notices and travel fragment headlines in Corry paper
A local note column lists residents Herbert and Mrs. Rogers returning from a multi state trip visiting Atlanta Columbus Warm Springs and Florida attractions. Community events include Vietnam slides by Tim Miller a YMCA Auxiliary officer installation and a Methodist class bowling party moved to Bowl-Aire Lanes plus fifth reunion plans for Corry Area High School class of 1966 and a Corry Columbus reader note line
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Herbert Rogers
R.D. 2
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Columbus, Ga
Herbert
Richard Stanbro
Roosevelt
Little White House
Warm Springs
Florida
Rogers
Lawrence Scott
Avon Park
Singing Tower
Lake Placid Tower
Cypress Gardens
West Palm Beach
Key West
Sanibel Islands
St. Petersburg
Fort Myers
Shell Factory
Sarasota
Mr. Rogers
Inlaw
Dorothy Rogers
Jeanette Lemons
D. Armour Hillstrom
Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rock City
Ruby Falls
Blue Ridge Parkway
Crusaders
First United Methodist Church
Salvation Army
Corry Area High School
Richard
Christine Piccirillo
Hornick
John
Janelle Spiesman
Luncheon For North Hills Ladies Golf Group
The North Hills Ladies Golf Association held a spring luncheon at the Corry Motor Inn to install officers Mrs. Troy Miller president Mrs. Robert Fleming vice president Mrs. Patrick Rynd secretary and Mrs. John Walsh treasurer. A business session followed and committees were named. season play starts next Wednesday at 8 30 am with an invitation to all interested women to join regardless of membership.
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Howell
Corry
Motor Inn
Vee Lindsey
North Hills Ladies Golf Association
Corry Motor Inn
Troy Miller
Robert Fleming
Patrick Rynd
John Walsh
Leo Dolan
Walter Rath
Lucille Church
Judy Osler
Raymond Sandburg
Miller
North Hills
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Ann
Frances Pici
Martin Pici
Gary Swackhamer
Richard Lobdell
Kenneth McChesney
Anthony Miano
Venice
Liberty Athletic Club
Sharon Johnson
Sandy Mady
Fort Seward
United States Army
Bryant and Stratton Business Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Bertha McMichael
Birdie
Concord Community Club
Vietnam
Tim Miller
Frank Culver
Raymond
Pat and
Joyce) Bachomer
East South Street
Mary Joan
Mary Berchmans
St. Thomas School
YMCA
James
Carol) Kelsey
Kelsey
the Corry and
Columbus
McMichael
North Hills Ladies
John Pierce
East Frederick Street
William Helmintoller
Lyle Ladd
Rossbacher Insurance Service
Mary S. Hubley
West Smith Street
Corry Plaza
Chuck
Von
Loa
Dana
Berkshire
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