Union City wedding at St Teresa Church unites Marilyn Combs and Carl Goodwin
Miss Marilyn Combs daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Combs Oak City and Cpl Carl J Goodwin son of Mr and Mrs Carl Goodwin Union City were married by Rev Lawrence Trembly at 1 in the afternoon. The ceremony at St Teresa Church featured traditional organ music and a bridal train of white satin and lace. The reception followed at the bride’s home with 160 guests. The couple plans a wedding trip to Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jace
Floyd Menger
Evelyn Combs
Hovor
Tinds Kay Jones
Rie
Floyd Metzger
Aja
Goodwin
Hawi Kobienski
Mary Howland
Anly
Woupte
Kentucky
Taiot
Sir. Vincent’s
Gary Memorial Hospital
Cpl
Tn US Army
Breckenridge
Junior Class Play at Clymer Central Next Week
The Wide presented Junior Class Play at Clymer Central High May 6 29 at 8 15. Angie a typical teen and her basketball star rival Dentutts clash as romance and awkward moments unfold. Supporting roles include Mareie Irene Warn, Augie family, Art Loomis, and Kitty. Tickets available from Melanie Chass or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cwrcuyceeayte
Janior Glass
Clymer Central
Ayelitorium
Comerty Ariel
Mary Low Shields
Angie
Duck Dututts
Kenneth Oper
Nancy Bayle
Dane Rady
Lake
Tory
Harold VanEieden
Dane
Mareie
Irene Warnhuis
Fitz
Richard Bakerink
Augie
Mom
Dad Morrow
Ily Meyerink
Philip Gravink
Margaret
Art
James Loomis
Lorraine
Karlen Davis
Martin Keefe
Robert Williams
Kitty
Shirley Bliss
Melanie Chass
Farewell Party For Warnken Family
A farewell party honored Warnken family guests of honor at Cutting Sunday School. Mrs. Brod erick Bowes of Wattebury was mistress of ceremonies. Rev. Warnken spoke on their trip and answered questions. Laverne Proctor led the song service. Refreshments were served and a gift was presented as the family prepares to sail to Africa with departure for New York and ship to Africa on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Warner
Broderick Bowes
Wattebury
Laverne Proctor
Beaverdam
Warnken
Afrins
Arthur Wallace
Srl Marsh
Gordon Shampoe
Frank Hulelt
Marsh
the Warnkens
New York
Africa
Simmonsen-Gross wedding at Warren Grace Church
The Grace Methodist Church in Warren hosted the wedding of Miss Dexune Gross daughter of Mr and Mrs Byrom Gross RD 1 Warren to Robert Simmonsen son of Mr and Mrs Henry Slenmoneet SBa Liberty tract Hey Baldwin officiated at 8 00 in the presence of families. The bride wore a pink gown with matching accessories and carried roses. Mrs Earl Duink sister of the bride served as matron of honor in a gray suit with green accessories. Donald Simmonson served as best man. A small reception followed at the bride’s home with light refreshments and a two tier cake. After a honeymoon to Washington DC the couple will reside at 1261s Fifth Avenue. The bride is a Warren High School graduate and formerly employed at New Process Company Warren. The groom attended public schools and served in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmonsen-Gross
Warren
Grace Methodist Church
Dexune Gross
Byrom Gross
Robert Simmonsen
Meg
Henry Slenmoneet
Liberty Tract
Hey Baldwin
Earl Duink
Clymer
Hoor
Donald Simmonson
Mans
Washington, D.C
Fifth Avenue
Simmonsen
Warren Fish Shop
Ue Olnes
New Process Company
Simonsen
Corry
U. S. Armay
Hi Neighbor Club Meeting Reported
Hi Neighbor Club met Thursday with Mrs. Rigymond Ohmer and ten members present. A luncheon dinner was served as the business session was led by Mrs. Vernon Humphrey. members sewed quilt blocks for the hostess. Birthdays of Mrs. Glen Evans and Mrs. Ohmer were honored. Mrs. Marion Way will entertain June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Neighbor Club
Rigymond Ohmer
Nhon Hows
Euesh
Aeros Orcutt
Vernon Humphrey
Glen Evans
Ohmer
Marion Way
Wheelock 4 H Girls Club Elects Officers for Year
The Wheelock 4 H Girls Club elected Joyce Watrous as president with Alice Reynolds as vice president and Jenu Smith as secretary. Chartorie Fierce will lead songs, Barbi Ross will handle news, Lou Greene is treasurer, and other officers include Kathleen Borstartf Morton and Donna Wilcox among members. The next meeting is set for Charlotte Fieve’s home on June ith with Nadja Hawil son as group leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
Wheelock Girls
Silver Links Bible Glass Meeting at United Brethren Church
The Silver Links Bible Glass of the United Brethren Church held its monthly meeting last evening at the church with Mrs Estella Resgle presiding. A good attendance noted routine business conducted. Refreshments served by Mrs Bess Déwes Lynn Flemming and Mrs Ms McIntyre. Date of next meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Links
United Brethren Church
Estella Resgle
Bess Déwes
Lynn Flemming
Ms McIntyre
Alton Birth at Corry Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Edward Gardlik welcomed a baby daughter yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital. The newborn, born to Mrs Gardlier formerly Aum Bailey Alton, joins parents Mr and Mrs Paul Lindstrom of 26 H Mound Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Pail Lindstrom
Moundstreet
Corry Memorial Hospital
Engagement announced of local interest
The engagement of Catherine Riss to Lyle Loveland is announced by Miss Ross and Mr Loveland. Catherine will graduate from Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio. Lyle Loveland, a graduate of Miami University in Oxford Ohio, is a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Delta Sigma Pi. He will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye Loveland
Lina Ohly
William Hoss
Greenwich
Shelr Nnleiter
Catherine Riss
Filehard Lyle Lovelan
Ge? Mes Lyle EB
Loveland
Lima
Hie
Mauast
Ross
Westerns College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Lovelind
Migeni University
Oho
Fi Kappa Mphs
Speli Fraternity
Delta Slema Pi
Traienskys
United States Marine Corps
Dime
Great Lakes Tourney At Erie Next Week
Bridge enthusiasts from several large cities are expected to attend the event at Erie next week. The Evie Bridge Association will sponsor the tournament with master points awarded under American Bridge League schedules. Events include mixed pairs, team-of-four championships, and pedal pair events, with venues at Shin Chub and the Lawrence Hotel ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cognilione
Swords
West Eighth Street
Pen Pa
Lowrence Hotel
Ely
Fred Rihley
Milzed Pale
Philip Zalmeck
Morgan Berpely
Theodore Hubley
Birthday Party for Miss Connie Shaver
A birthday party was held yesterday in honor of Miss Connie Shaver, who will turn twelve tomorrow. Thirteen girls attended at the Shaver home on Euclid Street. Prizes went to Miss Janek Shoupp Rose Catala Dearon Marion and Laureen Hansen. Candy baskets served as favors. refreshments included cake sliced, fried and iced, with party colors. Barbara Shaver helped with favors, and the guest of honor received many fine gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yraterday
Ftr Yoon
Connie Shaver
Davehler
Dimester
Euclid Street
Janek Shoupp
Rose Catala
Dearon
Marion
Laureen Hansen
Lee Een
Barbara Shaver
Social Club Announces St Thomas Church Nuptials
The Community Club highlights an upcoming wedding at St. Thomas Church with Rev Francis J presiding. The ceremony lists Albert Amoroso and Cathilean Lutz families, with Grace Amoroso as bride and John Lutz as groom. Attendants include a matron of honor and bridesmaids from local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnyletee
Wes
Grace Amorso
Albert Amoroso
South Center Street
John Luts
Cathilean Lutz
St. Thomas Church
Francis J
Donald Baghofaer
Ann Morris
Mike Dolores Kaversk
Sharon Wil
Benefit Party At MarLett Home On Concord Street
A benefit party at Mrs Leroy Marletts home on Concord Street featured two tables of SOO. Guests enjoyed a light luncheon of sandwiches, relishes, wingerbresel, whipped cream, and coffee. Noted attendees included Mrs Arthur Pits nme arp, Floyd Guy, and Mrs Murbech. The event supported St Elizabeths titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MarLett
Leroy Maret
Concord Street
St. Elizabeth's
Arthur Pits
Floyd Guy
Murbech
Neighborhood Club Met At Clark Home
The Meathess of the Neighbor Wood Club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Thomas Clark on Weel Frederick Street. Members Miss Mytile Akac aye and Mrs Tallinn Otavery were present, two guests Mrs Hattie Seip and Miss Haze Snapp. Refreshments were served. the next meeting will be with Mrs Mary Slilfon of West Smith Street for a green supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Club
Thomas Clark
Weel Frederick Street
Biyne
Concord Community Club Meeting Attracts Large Crowd
A large turnout gathered at Concord Community Club last evening at Me Community House. Miss Shirley Hu played piano selections Whispering Winds and Morning Glory Valley. Roger Wiegers performed Magkingbree Hill with his mother Mrs Raymond Wiggers, and MP Charles Thompson showed wildlife films. A comedy reel capped the program. Committee members hosted refreshments. Upcoming June 200 meeting names Hourst Chelton Meg Glenn Chollon as organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community Club
Concord Communiy Club
Communilty House
Avi
Ruweine Busi
Mms
Raymond Wiggers
Charles ‘Thompson
Tim
Une Olll
Chelton
Meg
Glenn Chollon
Hw and
Blakeslee
Coministee
Columbus Brownie Project Completed at the Dra
The Columbus Brownie Troop 41 started in January fall is showing fine results. Members worked on the Dean School front yard, repaired several shrubs, and planted 100 bulbs which are now in bloom. A meeting for those interested in front activities will be held Monday afternoon at the school cafeteria to arrange for a Brownie hayride for the week of June 2. Silk worms weigh about 100 points, one grain.
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Ation
Oh, ‘West, Ind
Nndon
MEN OF the Foreign Neves
Jody Lawrance
Gilbert Roland
Crosley
Owl Aliace
Merritt Appliance CO
West Main St
Corry, Pa
S.baby
Helen
SEC
TW. Whitehead
East Pleasant Street
Buffalo
Whitehead
Princeston
Navy
Princeton
Philly Whitehead
Lane Hore
Stanner Bentley
Harrisbore
Harry Powers
Franklin Street
Ralure Boyes
Janelwrs
Barbu Wil
Florida
I. Mt Wesker
Columbiay Avenue
Lymer
Great Lakes
Erie
Columbus Church
Golimbus Community Church
David Curtis
Proggain
Arthur Ayling
Garol Bielaws
Charles Swanson
J. Hottman
Swanson
Carleton Curtis
Spenior
Neighborhood Club
Clark Home
Columbus
Dra
Katherine
North Center Street
Chapin’s
F. C. Chapin & Son
Thomas Motors OF Corry, Inc
Topp
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