Double Ring Ceremony Unites Groel and Morton in May
Miss Mary Louise Groel and Carl Dexter Morton wed in a May ceremony held at Rev Iven Shreve home in North East. The bride wore white satin and nylon with pink carnations. the groom’s brother Edward Morton served as best man. A reception for 60 followed at Corry Grange Hall with guests from Corry and nearby towns. The newlyweds, after Meadvill and Corry schooling and work, reside at 103 West Frederick Street. An open ceremony is planned for June 7 for Lara Inez Blakeslee and J Thomas Shuttlesworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iven Shreve
North East United
Mary Louise Groel
Eugene Groel
West Washington Street
Carl Dexter Morton
Flossie Morton
R. D
Corry
Virginia Joyce, Morton
Edward Morton
Corry Grange Hall
Spring Creek
Waterford
Meadville
Conneaut Lake
Elgin
Greenville
Morton
Esso Hall
Corry Aves High School
U.S. Army
Corry Jamestown Corporation
West Frederick Street
Lara Inez Blakeslee
J. Thomas Shuttlesworth
Lyle Blakeslee
RD. 1
Blakeslee
Corry Area
Wesleyan Methodist College
Central
D. C
Indiana State College
Indiana
J. A. Shuttlesworth
Brent, Ala
Bible County High School
Alabama
Bible College of Salem Bible Institute
Salem
Ohio
Concord Ridge
Concord Community House
Bridge Scores At Master Night In Corry VFW
A seven table Mitchell bridge session at the VFW Post in Corry concluded the Corry Bridge Association monthly master point event. Winners included Arthur Cohen and Robert Larsen of Jamestown at 91 percent, E J Deissler and Ralph Harrah of Meadville at 86 percent, Horton Davis duo at 85, Ted Treat and spouse Union City at 107, Robert Israel and Henry Hunsinger of Warren at 97, Kinley and Wilcox pair at 87, with averages around 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Post
Corry' Bridge Association
Arthur Cohen
Robert Larsen
Jamestown
E. J. Deissler
Ralph Harrah
Meadville
Horton Davis
O. W. Bracken Sr
James Macinnes
Ted Treat
Union City
Robert Israel
Henry Hunsinger
Warren
J. Pred Kinley
H. J.wilcox
Linen Shower Honors Mrs Patterson Before June Wedding
A linen shower for Mrs Ethel Patterson was hosted Tuesday at the McAvoy home on Liberty Street by Mrs Alfred McAvoy and Mrs Clifford Button. The guest of honor, soon to marry Edward Palmer of Youngsville on June 11, received a pink rosebud corsage. Games featuring Valti Florida and airdames provided entertainment with prizes to Mrs Robert Hummel and Mrs James Narduce. A three tier wedding cake decorated by Mrs Button accompanied fruited gelatin coffee tea and nuts. Favors were miniature pink umbrellas with mints and the bride-to-be received an ironing board among other gifts. Attendees included Mrs Hummel of Titusville and Mrs Ida Raineri of Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Ethel Patterson
Alfred Mc‘Avoy
Clifford Button
McAvoy
Liberty Street
Edward Palmer
Youngsville
Ome
Florida
Robert Hummel
James Narduce
Button
Anay
Hummel
Titusville
Ida Raineri
Westfield
County Superintendent Outlines New Trends In Education
Erie County superintendent Maurice Koipien spoke at the Wright School PTA on trends that outgrowth older ideas. He cited teacher specialization centralization program expansion readiness discovery method devices and larger libraries with a forecast of gifted education changes in compulsory laws adult education and emotional child health with a psychiatrist joining the school health team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Mercy
Maurice Koipien
Erie County Superintendent of Schools
Wright School Parent-Teacher Association
William Rodemeyer
Ann Baressi
Wight School
Porter Auer
Frank Graft
Mary Matson
Miss Karen Nellis Feted On Birthday In Cutting
An eighth birthday party for Miss Karen Nellis, age eight, was hosted by her mother Mrs. Marion Nellis at their Cutting home. Linda Nellis organized games and contests for 14 attending girls, each winning a prize. Refreshments included cake, ice cream, Kool Aid, and mint filled baskets as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Nellis
Marion Nellis
Cutting
Linda Nellis
Karen
Judy McCray
Edith Sphon
Beverly Albright
Lynette Damecott
Carol Janni
Deborah, Sharon and Stuteman
Judy Miersma
Roxanne Bemis
Christine Wink
Christine Wroblewski
Mrs Merker Hosts Mary Martha Class Meeting
Mrs Nellie Merker entertained the Mary Martha Class of the First Presbyterian Church at her East Frederick Street home. Devotions led by Mrs Alma DeHaven used Truth from the 11th Psalm. Business session led by president Mrs Douglas Rozelle announced decorating the church for Children’s Day June 19 and sending a Sunday School student to summer conference. Poems were recited by several members and prizes awarded to Mrs Loveland, Mrs Amy, and Mrs Clarence Wallace. Dessert refreshments followed for 17 ladies. next meeting will be a picnic June 15 hosted by Mrs Merrill Lillie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnston
Roualle
Florence Amy
Paul Lines
Harvey Loveland
Loveland
Amy
Clarence Wallace
Johnston
Ruth ‘Hoenes
Merrill Lillie
Spring Creek PTA Officers Installed
Spring Creek PTA held its final meeting as officers were installed led by president Mrs Albert Imhoff who was re elected. John Logan installed Imhoff with Har old Cobb as vice president Allen Eastmen treasurer and Richard Linegan secretary. An auditing committee of Porter Mulligan Swart was named and Wave Rieck plus David Johnson were named as Corry Area RTA delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Parent-Teacher Association
Albert Imhoff
John Logan
Imhoff
Harold Cobb
Allen Eastmen
Richard Linegan
Bernard Porter
Richard Mulligan
Ralp Swart
Wave Rieck
David Johnson
Corry
RTA
Foreign Exchange Student Fund
Howard Johnson
Eastman
Lincoln
DeForest Way
William Rodemeyer
al Child
Ronald Messenger
Betty Person Installed As Worthy Advisor Of Rainbow Assembly
Betty Person was installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Assembly No 73 at the Masonic Temple in a formal public ceremony witnessed by about 75 friends and parents. New officers included Katy Ann Tate as Worthy Associate Advisor and Sharon Minor as 1 Charity, with other roles filled by Kathe Tumnell, Carol Auer, Cannie Root, Bili Pold, Donna Mortis, Linda Van Guilder, Donna Soran son, and more. A social hour followed with cake and punch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Betty Person
Camille Waterhouse
Katy Ann Tate
Sharon Minor
Kathe Tumnell
Hope
Carol Auer
Cannie Root
Bili Pold
Donna Mortis
Linda van Guilder
Donna Soranson
Darnpfall
Mary Mowrey
Fidelity
Linda Miller
Thora Weise
Trudy Salle
Annette Coates
Outer Observer
Virginia Auer
Mary Lou Taylor
Karlton Williams
Erle
Connie Dahl
Roberta Pain
Miss Waterhouse
Leanna Rhoden
Florence Flowers
Flora Ann Ross
Marshall
Paul F. Bauer
al Vanssens
Crawford Sallee
Rodney Person
Jon Carlson
Perry Parker
Anita Carlson
Candace Williams
Christine Sample
Shirley Diemer
Sue Ann Cherry
Linda Smith
Wanda Henry
Mary Dundon
Sandra Brown
JoElen Mallick
Priscilla Hillstrom
Christine Billstrom
Linda Anthony
Gaily Tressler
Jeannine Loveland
Margaret Pain
Dixie Halfast
Kathleen McVicker
Elaine Frye
Linda Curtis
Helen Britten
Linda Lobdell
Marion Felton
Gloria Watrous
Margaret Yans
Dorcas Class Elects Officers At First Methodist Church
Dorcas Class members met at the First Methodist Church for a dinner and business session. Officers elected include Lois McCray as president, Anne Andrus vice president, Henry Rockmish secretary, K S Durham treasurer, with Merle Patterson as card and flower chair. A rummage sale was postponed and a July 20 picnic is planned with Justin Butters hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Glass
Dorcas
First Methodist Church
Lucy Hinman
James Scully
Ola Young
Harriet Myers
Merle Patterson
Lois McCray
Anne Andrus
Henry Rockmisn
K. 8. Durham
Patterson
Justin Butters
Calvin Circle Meats Hosts Women’s Association Event
Misses Jean and Sara MacInnes hosted the Calvin Circle of the First Presbyterian Church Women’s Association Tuesday afternoon with a dessert luncheon. Ina Austin led the devotions on Psalms of Confession and Forgiveness and Mrs. James Hileman presented a program on town and country churches with movies from the Pattersons’ western states trip. The circle chairman, Mrs. John Sheehan, announced dates for May and June events and a picnic on June 21 at Mrs. Howard Hammond’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Circle
Misses MacInnes
Jean
Sara MacInnes
Women's Association
First Presbyterian Church
Ina “Austin
James Hileman
Harold Patterson
John Sheehan
Circle
Channel 12
Howard Hammond
Rites Set For Frank Seamens In Corry Pa
Frank Seamens 66 of 360 East Pleasant Street died at 7 20 am in Corry Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness while driving on Pennsylvania Avenue He was born March 10 1804 in Garland and lived in Corry 50 years He was married to Charlotte Stanford in 1915 who died in 1856 He worked for several local firms and leaves a daughter Mrs Max Chris a son F Wesley Seamens Jr a sister Mrs Elsie Lute and eight grandchildren Calling at Bracken Funeral Home tonight 7 to 9 and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Services Saturday at 4 pm Rev George Myers will officiate Burial in Pine Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Seamens
East Pleasant Street
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania Avenue
Garland
Warren County
Corry
Charlotte Stanford
Seamens
Nu-Bone Corset, Company
Corry Jamestown Corp
Superior Cleaners
Carnation Milk Company
Max Chris
F. Wesley Seamens Jr
Knoxville
Tenn
Elsie Lute
Bracken
George Myers
Pine Grove Cemetery
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John Zajac
R. D. J. Columbus
Spring Creek Pta
Mowrey’s
Wayne Tel
The
Loval Rainbow Assembly
Betty
Ming
Journal Phatoy
Rainbow Assembly
EUB
Rehoboth
Evangelical United Brethren
Methodist
Panama
N.Y
Harold Carlson
Charles Bughee
Harold Lytel
Matt. Dillon
Dennie Lundeen
Chester
John Hansen
Doc
T. Allen May Kitty
Robert Olson
Tolliver
Blackie Belden
Gerald Bagley
Bluenose
John Lacey
H. Ray Harris
Peter Dubrosky
Vernon Welch
Herbert Trisket
Lyle Chase
Delmar Lundeen
Amby Allen
Allen May
Theodore Vanderhoff
Keith Henton
Edwin Armitage
Emmys Assembly
YMCA
Hollywood
Fred Astaire
Nbs-Tv
Masonic Room
Wyt Atone
Ellis
Gerald Ham
North Center Street
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