Youngsville couple wed in St Luke's church May 2
Margaret Elizabeth Kwiatkowski and Charles M. Abernathy united in marriage at 11 a.m. in St. Luke's Catholic Church Youngsville with Rev Charles M Hurley officiating before about 100 guests. The reception followed at the Corry Moose Lodge with some 500 attendees as bands from Erie provided music. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kwiatkowski Pittsfield, wore white organza and taffeta with Chantilly lace and a chapel train. The groom, son of Mrs Josephine Stoncipher Miami Fla, serves in the US Navy stationed in Puerto Rico. They plan to live in San Patricio Puerto Rico after a wedding trip to Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Elizabeth
Kwiatkowski
Charles M. Abernathy
St. Luke's Catholic Church
Youngsville
Charles M. Hurley
Karen Hamiley
Harry Pike
Corry
Joseph Kwiatkowski
Pittsfield
Josephine Stoncipher
Miami
Fla
John Morgan
Ann Danuski
Bert Gerlock
Pittsburgh
Patricia Danecker
Warren
Bach
Judy Morgan
Frank Kwiatkowski
Paul Gurdak
Stoncipher
Moose Lodge
Charles ‘M_ Hurley
George Bubush
Fern
Erie
Mike Matezak
Ziggie Hoderny
Ruth Kwiatkowski
Susan Urbanic
Doris Fill
Pla
Abernathy
San Patricio
Puerto
Youngsville High School
Grace Martin Business School
Blackman and
Blackman
W. R. Boone High School
Orlando
US Navy
Puerto Rico
Margaret Danuski
Patricia Dan- Heke
St. Marys
Spring Creek
Sheffied
Garland
Tidioule
Sugar Grove
Columbus
Spartansburg
North Warren
Waterford
Paterson
N. J
Cleveland
Ohio
Jamestown
Monroe
Mayville
N.Y
Eas S.cyw
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A reflective piece contrasts spoken language with written records, arguing that speech fades while printed text endures. It considers how oral culture creates immediacy and memory, while print preserves details for future readers and scholars.
Recipes Exchanged By Plank Road Club Members
Ten members of the Plank Road Club met at the home of Mrs. Emory Morton with six children and guest Miss Gerry Decker in attendance. Mrs. Gerald Bensink presided as president, scripture was read by Mrs. Murray Raymond, and Mrs. Howard Mowers led the program. One fish meal recipes were exchanged and visiting followed. Members were asked to bring dessert recipes for June. Mrs. Harold Raymond will entertain in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plank Road
Plank Road Club
Emory Morton
Gerry Decker
Gerald Bensink
Murray Raymond
Howard Mowers
Miss Decker
Harold Raymond
Spencer Ladies Aid Meets With Mrs Bailey
Mrs Bailey hosted Spencer Ladies Aid at her home in R D 3 with tureen dinner and devotions by Mrs Carroll Crowell. President Mrs John Frontera led the business meeting and the group voted a $10 donation to the Cancer Fund. New member Mrs Theodore Kielar joined. next meeting set for June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Sesame
Robert Bailey
R. D
Spencer Ladies Aid
Carroll Crowell
John Frontera
Cancer Fund
Theodore Kielar
My Favorite Recipe for Sharing in the Journal
A readable recipe fragment invites submissions to a local journal. It lists flour, baking powder, nutmeg, shortening, mashed banana, sugar, cinnamon, an egg, oats, and optional nuts or raisins, asking for readers to share their favored dish.
Miss Barbara Toth Presented With Shower Of Gifts
Yesterday at Evangelical United Brethren Church narthex a bridal shower honored Miss Barbara Toth, who will wed Rob ert Davis on June 27. Guests from Jamestown and nearby towns enjoyed cake, ice cream, mints, tea and coffee, plus games. Prize winners included Mrs Russell Bemis and Miss Bonnie Kent among others. Miss Toth received numerous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Barbara Toth
Robert Davis
Howard A. Davis
Russell Bemis
Clymer
Gerald Lincoln
Frank Toth
Bert Welden
Bonnie Kent
Jamestown
Naomi Johnson
Miss Toth
Columbus
Spring Creek
Corry
Columbus School To Sponsor Party For Sixth Graders
The Columbus School LA met at Dean School this week for its final session of the season. Scripture was read by Mrs. DeForest Way. Plans were made for the sixth grade party to be held on June Ash from 7 until 10 p.m. at the YMCA. The annual school picnic will be June 13 at Stennett Pavilion Mead Park. New officers were elected: Mrs. Donald Chase president, Mrs. Maxwell Brown vice president, Mrs. Clair Damon secretary, and Mrs. Thomas Sadowski treasurer. A film titled Challenge of Change was shown by Mrs. George Pfusch, guidance counselor at Corry Area High School. A question and answer period followed. Refreshments were served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dean School
DeForest Way
YMCA
Stennett
Mead Park
Donald Chase
Maxwell Brown
Clair Damon
Warren Sing ing Boys to Perform at YMCA Monday
The Warren Pennsylvania Singing Boys will perform at the Warren YMCA Monday at 8 pm for the College Women's Club season finale. Guest night invites all members to attend and bring friends. Also, officers will be installed during the business session. Mrs. Clarence A. King celebrated her birthday with a card shower at Cascade Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Warren
YMCA
College Women's Club
Warren Boy Choir
Clarence A. King
Fidelis
Cascade Methodist Church
Erie
King
Columbus ‘Grange
Lottsville
Corry Lodge No. 98
Loyal Order of ‘Moose
Mooseheart
Ruthann McCrillis Engaged To Wed Walter Sieklucki
Mr and Mrs Donald McCrillis announce the engagement of Ruthann to Walter E Sieklucki son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Sieklucki of Wattsburg R D 1 The bride to be is a senior at Union City Area High School and the groom is a 1961 graduate of Wattsburg Area High School He is employed by Schillings Carpets in Eric
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald MeCrillis
R D. 3
Union City
Ruthann
Walter E. Sieklucki
Raymond Sieklucki
Wattsburg
WOTM Elect New Officers
Women of the Moose elected new officers for the coming year at the Moose Lodge meeting. Senior regent is Mrs. Donald Carter. junior graduate regent Mrs. Merle Brown. junior regent Mrs. Howard Munsee. recorder Mrs. Harold Schaefer. treasurer Mrs. Robert Raupach. chaplain Mrs. R. C. Hamilton. Attendance prize to Miss Margaret Bartholme. special gift to Mrs. Vennis Follett. Next session set for June 4. Franklin Moose Lodge to mark 42nd anniversary on May 1. Reservations by May 25 with Mrs. Glenn Davis. Scholarships awarded to two nursing students, names to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose Lodge
Donald Carter
Merle Brown
Howard Munsee
Harold Schaefer
Robert Raupach
R. C. Hamilton
Margaret Bartholme
Vennis Follett
Pranklin Moose Lodge
WOTM
Glenn Davis
Mary DeLury
Helen Wassink
Still Honest People Around Still Honest People Around HARMISHUKG
The state treasury received 52 dollars on Thursday from an anonymous state employee, past or present, who says an overpayment occurred. Grace M. Sloan, state treasurer, noted the cash payment mailed from Fredericksburg, Pa, with a brief note: due to an error in time I was paid 52 dollars Tam returning same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmishukg
Grace M. Sloan
Fredericksburg
Birth Announced for James M Mehs Jr at Corry Memorial
A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James M Mehs of R. D. 3 Spartansburg. The birth adds a new member to the Mehs family with no complications reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
James M. Mehs
R. D
Spartansburg
Paul E. Baker
Findley Lake
Memorial Service Planned by WRC Auxiliary in Corry
The Womens Relief Corps Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic held an all day session at Corry Grange Hall with 22 members. A noon tureen dinner was served by Mrs Manley Robbins Sr. Memorial services are set for Sunday at the Christian Missionary and Alliance Church and again on Memorial Day at Mead Park at 10 a.m. A white elephant sale raised a good sum and Mrs Hallie Adams won the special award. The next meeting is scheduled for the 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Never Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Manley Robbins
Wesley Willis
Joseph Gentilman
Willis
Christian Missionary and Alliance Church
Ma. Mn
Daily Journal for Families Features Local News
The Journal offers a compact daily roundup aimed at households with children away from home. It highlights school events, community notices, and kid friendly activities to help families stay connected and informed.
St Edward's Music Class Recital at Moose Club
St Edward's School hosted a piano recital by its music class Monday at 8 16 p m at the Moose Club. Participants included Christine Sprovers Susan Hooks Sandra Knowlton Deborah Ficcardi Mary Ficcardi Patricia Hillman Catherine Lutz Chris Wills Stephanie Triola and others such as Robert Sanders Scott Sanford Tonya Price Diane Price Ernest Ferro Linda Burrow Susan Wurm William Wurm Mary Popovich Joan Popovich Linda Hajec Christine Butchko James Jackson Janet Hajec Denise DeMauri Glenn Wyn Wells Rebecca Guth Mary Jane Walsh and Catherine Weldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All the Moose Club
St. Edward’s School
Christine Sprovers
Susan Hooks
Sandra Knowlton
Deborah Ficcardi
Mary Ficcardi
Patricia Hillman
Catherine Lutz
Chris Wills
Man
Stephanie ‘Triola
Robert Sanders
Scott ‘Sanford
Tonya Price
Diane Price
Ernest Ferro
Linda Burrow
Susan Wurm
William Wurm
Mary Popovich
Joan Popovich
Linda Hajec
Christine Butchko
James Jackson
Janet Hajec
Denise DeMauri
Glenn Wyn Wells
Rebecca Guth
Mary Jane Walsh
Catherine Weldon
Mrs Matson Hosts Mary Martha Class at Findley Lake Picnic
Mrs Mary Matson hosted the Mary-Martha Class of First Presbyterian Church with 22 members and one guest, Mrs Lester Lopus, in native Japanese dress. Devo tions led by Ruth Hones and business by Harold Patterson preceded plans for a June 18 picnic at Paul Linas cottage Findley Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary-Martha Wass
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Matson
Lester Lopus
Lopus
Japan
Ruth Hones
Harold Patterson
the-Paul-Linas Cottage
Findley Lake
Matson
Ross Fehlman
J. Williams
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Bailey Cener
Union
Arty
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Tv-Auto
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Columbus School
Birdie
Ruthann McCrillis
Walter Sieklucki
Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Corry, Pa
WRC
Journal Daily
St. Edward's
Mrs. Matson
Martha
Quiet Acres
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