Miss Doris Eggleston marries Richard Christensen in Columbus
Doris Ann Eggleston and Richard A Christensen wed in a May ceremony at Columbus Community Church. The bride wore a blue dress with pink rosebuds, attended by Mrs. Frank Mitchell in pale pink. A three tiered cake and light refreshments followed at the Halfast home. Both graduates of Corry High School, she works at Mowrey's Greenhouses and he at Aero Supply. They plan to reside on Mazon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Eggleston
Elmer Warner
Mound Street
Doris Ann Eggleston
Richard A Christensen
Andrew Christensen
Columbus
Vsa
Columbus Community Church
Ray
Bradley T. Lines
Christensen
Frank Mitchell
Mitchell
Philijs Halfast
Golumbuy Avenue
Corry High School
Mowrey's
Aero Supply
Mrs
Carp
Mrs. Joseph DeMarte Honored At Party Fac
Mrs. Joseph DeMarte was honored Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Rosario Caruso on Bayt Main street. Co hosts were Mrs. Burch Gordon and Mrs. William Eaton. Guests enjoyed games, prizes were awarded, refreshments in pink and white were served, and gifts were arranged for the guest of honor. Attendees included Mrs. Levis Hurlbul, Mrs. Leo Howles, Mrs. ui J. Roweh, Mrs. Andrew Hanlin, and Miss Dorothy Hanlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sium Siuwer Ponur Mire
Joseph DeMarte
Rosario Caruso
Bayt Main Street
Burch Gordon
William Eaton
Prises
Levis Hurlbul
Leo Howles
J. Roweh
Andrew Hanlin
Dorothy Hanlin
Engagement of Sally Yaiko to Stanley Hajee
Miss Sally Yaiko of Clymer and Stanley Hajee of Nodale announce their engagement. Sally attended Clymer Bijlsal School and works at A to Supply Mie. Stanley is a graduate of St Edward's High School, served 18 months in the forces, and works at Colze Garage. The wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Mae Yaiko
Stanley Hajee
Walter Yaiko
Clymer
Sally
Mie
So Brurley Hajee
Stanley Hajes
Kiide-lech
Clymer Bijlsal School
Tne
Hajec
St. Edward'’s High School
Colze
Nodale
Mrs Mowrey Guest Speaker For Club Meeting
Mrs Mowrey spoke at the Hospitality Club meeting held yesterday at the VFW Post Home. Her talk covered ornaments fees and wardens care, earning a favorable reception. Mrs Leslie Wells was elected to fill the vacancy, with others extending plans for a summer picnic at Findley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wau Sowrey
Wolres Greenhouses
Regula
Hospitality Club
VFW
Leslie Wells
BE. Rafter
Findley
J. Fred Kinley
J. #. Heerlein
Louis Valenting
O. A Mettintock
Lena ‘St. Clair
Mrs Arthur Cochran Hosts Quilting Club Event
Ten members of the Quilting Club gathered at Mrs Arthur Cochran's home on Frederick Street for an evening of fancywork and social time. Mrs Cochran served salad and dessert courses as the group enjoyed fellowship and bright conversation. The club plans a tureen dinner on May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Cochran
Uct
Arthur Goehran
Fast
Frederik Street
Cothran
Bettes Announces Barbara Bettes Engagement To Eldon Largent
Miss Barbara Bettes of 33 East Frederick Street announces her engagement to Eldon Largent, son of Mr and Mrs M A Largent of Connellsville. Barbara is a Garry High School graduate and Lock Haven student employed at Cony Jamestown Mig Corp. Eldon served in the Medical Corps during World War I and works for Thomas Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bettes
Eldon Largent
Hart F. Bettes
East Frederick Street
Barbara Anny
Bldon A. Largent
M.A. Largent
Connellsville
Bettes
Garry Senior High School
Lock Haven
Largent
Witonided
Connells Ville
Pennayant Horousten’ Institute
Thoms Motorompany
Naditte
Ube Wedaime
Knox Circle Meets at Marion Smith Home
The Knox Circle of the Presbyterian Women’s Association gathered last evening at Miss Marion Smith’s North Center street home. Mrs. Margit Beverly chaired the routine session and announced a pie sale to raise funds, while Mrs. Paul F. Bauer reported on the Erie Presbyters meeting in Warren and Rev. Bauer reviewed Doctor in Buckskin by Terry and Don Allen. Mrs. John Kennedy and Mrs. Robert Wank served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Circle
Te Presbyterian Women's Association
Marion Smith
North Center Street
Margit Beverly
Paul F. Bauer
Erie Presbyters
Warren
Bauer
Terry
Don Allen
John Kennedy
Robert Wank
Golden Links Class Elects New Officers
Golden Links Class of the First Methodist Church meets at a member’s home with 24 attendees. Mrs Ivin Young leads devotions as officers for the coming year are elected: Mes. 16, A Mountain as president. Mrs Earl Hasbrouck as vice president. Mrs V. Phillips as secretary. Mrs Bertha Merny as treasurer. Mrs Vinnnle Fuller as treasurer of the Home Fund. A program is given by several members and dessert is served before adjournment. The class plans to meet on June 10 at a yet-to-be-announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coowe
Golden Links
First Methodist Church
Ivin Young
A. Mountain
Earl Hasbrouck
V. 2. Phillips
Bertha Merny
St Edward's Hall PTA Meeting Includes Election of Officers
St HuWarl's Parent-Teacher Association met at St Edward's Hall with 940 attendees. Officers elected were Mrs Alber Ross president Mrs Edward Brigham vice president Mrs Norbert Bacherier secretary and Mer lek Murty treasurer. A tuberculosis report by Mr Arthur Lite urged early tests and free exam vouchers. Volunteers for upcoming city events were sought. The annual program and eighth grade graduation dinner were announced along with awards for top students. committee assignments for fundraising and next meeting were listed. Attendance prizes went to the first and second floor rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gyheioue
St Edward's Hall
Af Hers Wiss
Alber Ross
Edward Brigham
Dtendent
Norbert Bacherier
Eexelry
Mer Lek Murty
Leinstrer
Arthur Lite
Sie
Caluisohty Wee
George Koesner
Raymond Bachome
Lows J Valentine
Koestner
Lityl
Leo Hoyleh
Sondo
Waterford B League Banquet Highlights Officers and Prizes
Waterford hosts the B League banquet with officers elected: President Mrs Ivan Downey, Vice President Mrs Paul Stroup, Secretary Andrew Sventek, Treasurer Mrs PH Slewman, and Sergeant at Arms Mrs George Berdsley. Prizes included a rose bowl, $8 credit, $5 cash, gilt certificate, and jewelry awards. Top scorers were Mrs Charles Jackinin 297 high single, Mrs Stanley Wenzel 169 high game, Mrs Ralph Marlin 456 high series, and most improved Mrs Louise Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is League
Brown
Model Dairy
Beatsley
Cnah
John’s Grocery
George Haenel
Teatherine’s
Mary Keiren
Wallace Jewelers
Vhs
Nascy Yeriehnke
IGLF Official Guest Speaker For Rotary
The Rotary Club met last evening at the Motel Corry with Mr. Dirkenseri of the Grange League Federation of Tehutea as guest speaker. He discussed natural resources and the progress in the vrollization of Oiese materials. Ferris Middlemast, May program chair, introduced the speaker and oversaw the business session. Attendees included Allen d Setlly and Lester ens with Master Hepnett Downey in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vig Kerber
Rotary Club
Corry
Dirkenseri
Grange League Federation of
Tehutea
Ferris Middlemast
Mont of May
Robert Tunnel
Unspec
Bove
Allen d Setlly
Watzen
Gistilee
Rotary
Lesterens
Hepnett Downey
Sorority Installation Held Last Evening in Erie
Upsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi installed new officers at the home of Mrs. Alton Lourie Jr. Bust Pleasant Street. New officers include Mrs. Frank Wise president, Mrs. Raymond Blynt vice president, Mrs. Kirike Laurie secretary, Miss Rob ert Eddy treasurer, and Miss Julia Plucardi extension officer. Program highlighted Paul Geanine paintings. Salad refreshments served by Mrs. Frank Laurie. Next session set for May 28 at Mrs. Frank Brigham’s Erie home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Upsilon Phi
Beta Sigma Phi
Sorerity
Stevenine
Alton Lourie Jr
Pleasant Street
Frank Taluie
Irs
Frank Wise
Raymond Blynt
Kirike Laurie
Robert Eddy
Treasuer
PSEA Speaker Headlines Teachers Banquet
The Pennsylvavia State Education Association official speaker addressed the Banquet of the Corby Teachers Association at the Besmanuel Episcopal Church. Mr Moser recalled time in Bavaria aiding a teachers organization and the postwar challenges. Mrs Glews Porter oversaw dinner prepared by the Lillian Guild. Lloyd and Ramsey Bowers won three year terms on the Education Fund Committee. D Donald Watson introduced Miss Hazel Hankin who spoke briefly as Northwest District PBEA president. Howard Sheen presented a luggage gift to Mae McCarthick retiring after 36 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arc Lloyd Snd Ramsey Bowers
Education Fund Committee
anGiling Committee
Wice
D. Donald Watson
Hazel Hankin
PBEA
Howard Sheen
Mae McCarthick
Alpha Gradate Sorority Meeting Highlights Welcome Wagon
Mrs Tracy Whitetiead spoke at Alpha Gradate Sorority in Corry on Welcome Wagon duties. Miss Kathryn Dides led the Scusiii group, with officers and business items discussed. Plans for a TRA event to honor senior girls were announced, to be held at Mr Orlo Awing's home on Sunday. Mrs Laver MicRidewney was welcomed, and the Hoyt business newline fire members will be in May 2000. A caseyetic demonstration was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Gradate Sorority
Tracy Whitetiead
Corry
Khostiss
Falls
Scusiii
Kathryn Dides
Orlo Awing
Laver MicRidewney
Hoyt Business Newline Ob
Birth Announcement for Evangelista Daughter
Mrs Pat Evangelista of 64 2 East Frederick street announces the birth of a daughter last evening at Corry Memoryal Hospital. The baby is the couple's first child and is reported in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memoryal Hospital
Pat Evangelista
East
Frederick Street
Friendly Birthday Club Meets With Bingo And Birthday Honors
The Friendly Birthday Club met Tuesday at Mrs Bertie Corvin s home in Meadav ac, with Mrs Harold Gale as hostess. Wayne Evans demonstrated Stan Brush, and prizes were awarded to Mrs W S Blakely and Mrs G B Mallory. A door prize went to Mrs Mathie Meusty h. The evening honored Mrs Mallory s birthday. next meeting is planned for June at Mrs Lauren Shreve s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Birthday Club
Mrrs
Bertie Corvin
Meadavac
Harold Gale
Wayne Evans
Stan Brush
Blakely
G. BE. Mallory
Mathie Meusty H Buest
Tate l
Baby dies in Moorestown fire on second floor
A 19 month old girl Janice Peelet perished in a Moorestown New Jersey house fire early today on the second floor while her older sister survived after a neighbor testified. Firefighters raced to extinguish the blaze and evacuate residents in the west of the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorestown
N. J
Hug Hee
Janice Peelet
Here
Viner
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Tanae
Errol Flynn
Ruth Roman
Mara
Sea Adventure
Tom ‘N’ Jerry
Washington
Raymond Foley
Martin Garrity
Johnsonsburg
Thomas J. Garrity
Grove
Corry Memorial Hospital
Joe Mapes
China Lake
Calif
Arthur Mapes
Delaware Street
Thomas Sixton
VN 2
San Diego
Bly Fai Tly
Rome
Liberty Street
Ludis Valentine
Jack
Robert
Bradford
Meg
Howard Tes
John Butcher
Clty
John Madison
Engle Street
Margaret Marcel
Barbara McCray
Eric
John Ohrn
Gori
East Congress
West Coast
Saty Diego
Call
John Burath
Uniontown
Barbaraenich
Mary
Patty Contoam
Donald Allen
Davie Akam
Watts
Mrs. Mowrey
National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Safety Deposit
Chapin’s
Voaue
Versatile
Tublin
Stephanie Koret
F. C. Chapin & Son
St. Edward’s Pta
Ernohutt
Waterford
IGLF
PSEA
Helen
Tota
Lingey
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin BL Corry, Pa
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