Socially Highlights Miss Legters Becomes Mrs. White
Miss Loujean Adele Legters of Clymer and John White of Corry were married in a candlelight ceremony at Abbe Reformed Church. Rev. Benjamin Hoffman officiated at 8:15 pm. The bride wore rose point lace over satin with illusion bodice and long sleeves. The couple will reside on East Main Street, Clymer after a wedding trip to the Pocono Mountains and Dover Delaware.
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Loujean
Adele Legters
John White
Abbe Reformed Church
Carlyle Neck Ffs
Richard Ten- Haken
Joanne TenHaken
Dorothy Ott
Findley Lake
Lois Koerselmin
Clymer
Tensinken
Karen Hawley
Cindy Querreveld
Ted Nakolis
Ronald
Rela~ives
White
Irving Legters
Vincent Legters
Nancy Mathews
Roger White
Judy
Pat. Meerdink
Phyllis Jensen
Corry
Joyce Morris
Dorma McCray
Sue Renskers
Carol Wiggers
Beverly Foster
Ardith White
Eleanor Donk
Pocono
Dover
Del
East Main Street
Clymer Central School
Gemy-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Mars
Wayde Quarteveld
Homer Loomis Jr
Lois Koetselman
Harold Legters
Charles Howles
Ronald Morris
Eleanor Conk
Richard ‘TenHaken
Mission Band Circle No
Herbert White
Wayde Querreveld
College Women Travel Theme Fashion Show At YMCA
College Women will view travel themed style show Around the World Fashionations at the YMCA Monday evening May 26 at 8. The event is guest night with visitors welcome. F C Chapin and Son will organize the program and present the fashion show with models led by commentator Mrs Harold Jackson and featuring guest soloist Marlene McIntyre with pianist Phyllis Jensen.
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YMCA
F. C. Chapin and Son Clothing Store
Harold Jackson
Arthur Pledger
J. G. Kapteina
Jane Howard
L. M. Douglas
Kenneth Burr
John Spiegel
J. H. Heerleving
Marlene McIntyre
Phyllis Jensen
Mothers Daughters Banquet Held by Women’s Relief Corps
The Women’s Relief Corps hosted a Mother Daughter Banquet last evening at Conny Grange Hall Park Street with 37 members and guests. Maypoles and pastel dolls adorned tables. chicken dinner served. favors included mini hats with mints and gum. Mrs. Henry Hill Sr. chaired the dinner program, under Mrs. Ralph Gates direction. memorial services set for May 26 at 11 o'clock at the Salvation Army Citadel. The next corps meeting is June 5 at the usual location.
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WRC
Women's Relief Corps
Conny Grange Hall
Park Street
Henry Hill Sr
Promam
Ralph Gates
Salvation Army
New baby born to local families in Corry district
A son was born yesterday at Cony Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Irvin Sherwood of 227 Northwest. Another daughter was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Thomas R Tuck of Ban Manuel and Brig. Mrs W W Hammond of West Frederick Street are named as the maternal grandparents.
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Leah Reed
East Southstreet
Lester Donner
East Pleasant Street
New York City
Europe
Michael Kurelowech
Phoenix
Arts
John
Eris
Richard
Swarm
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Nelle Swarm
James
Spring Street
Arthur Mapes
Ida May McKoy
Inverness
Pla
Warren Smith
Perrysburg
Bernard Warm
Booth Dayton
Ohio
Reid Warm
Gowands, IY
Ellen Bals
Raymond Avenue
Berard Wilson
R. D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Cony Memorial Hospital
Irvin Sherwood
Northwest Street
Thomas R. Tuck
Ban ‘Manuel
Brig
W. W. Hammond
West Frederick Street
4-H Calf Club Elects Officers In Warren County
Warren County 4-H Calf Club met Tuesday at Miss Nancy Curtis home with 18 members and Bernard Wingert. Curtis elected president replacing David Gordon. Roger Woodfin remains vice president, Gull Johnson secretary, Charles Zimmerman game leader, Judy Powell reporter. Discussion covered nail box project and a Welcome road sign. a Bangs disease film was shown and a service at Wrightsville May 11th featured Rev. Sweeney with soloist Napey Curtis and others.
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Warren County
Nancy ‘Curtis
Bernard Wingert
Miss Curtis
David Gordon
Roger Woodfin
Gull Johnson
Charles Zimmerman
Judy Powell
Wrightsville
Sweeney
Napey Curtis
Thomas Mowrey
Yang
Mary Sweeney
Hubert Johnson
Soll
Jean Allen
Gilvert Scott
Linda Tressler
Edeth Bull
Seth Israel Sisterhood to Hold Rummage Sale
The Beth Israel Sisterhood held its May meeting at Mrs. Harry Barach's West Bond Street home. President Mrs. Lew Rossin led plans for a rummage sale set for June 5 and 6 at the former Leo Al store on South Center Street. The hostess served refreshments and cards were played afterward.
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Seth Israel Sisterhood
Béth Israel Sisterhood
Harry Barach
West Bond Street
Lew Rossin
Leo al
Southenter Street
Patterson presents lecture for Corry Camera Club event
Twenty members of the Corry Camera Club met at the YMCA Wednesday evening where J Harold Patterson presented a taped lecture and a slide show titled Introduction to Picture Making. Louis B Ball displayed colored slides from a trip to Gettysburg Pa and photos of flowers while members set up and studied new and antique cameras for observation and discussion.
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J. H. Patterson
Camera Club
Corry Camera Club
YMCA
J. Harold Patterson
Gettysboro
Louis B. Ball
VFW Ladies Auxiliary Plans State Membership Drive
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary met at the Post home with 10 members present. Mrs Alvin Slagle led the session and a donation was approved for the Patriotic Instructors Fund and the Presidents Fund. Hazel Shuss and Clyde Reynolds were appointed to oversee cemetery care for the coming year. Helen Potter Shuss Reynolds and James Kenpel were chosen to represent the local auxiliary at the Windjateict meeting in Titusville on Sunday June 8. Alternates named are Mildred Sorenson and others.
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VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Veteras of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary
Alvin Slagle
Hazel Shuss
Clyde Reynolds
Helen Potter
Shuss
Reynolds
James Kenpel
Cattlemen Confront Shifting Range After Winter Rains
Cattlemen who had driven range herds to endure drought find Tush grass range improved by ample winter rains. With feed plentiful and prices rising, many stockholders hold cattle on the range to build herd weights before shipping, hoping for better market prices.
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Micket
Meat Price Hike Gathers Notice Across Cities
Chicago housewife weighs pork loin price as pork costs rise nationwide. AMI cites 25 percent meat price increase from a year ago while stockyard supplies stay 10 percent under last year’s average. Market men note mixed motives behind the rising costs amid a broader membership drive for a local group.
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Chicago
New York
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Adolph M. Hanson
Istitute
AMI
Pay TV Experiment Concedes Defeat in Bartlesville OK
In Bartlesville Oklahoma Video Independ ent: Theaters Inc will discontinue its telemovies on June 6. Video President Henry Griffing said he still believes in piping first run movies into homes via closed circuit TV but the venture incurred heavy financial losses as customers subscribed then largely canceled.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Video
Theaters, Inc
Oklahoma City
Henry Griffing
Oklahoma
Biblical Method Of Respiration Found Best For Rescues
New York physicians favor mouth to mouth resuscitation as the simplest reliable method for reviving unconscious victims. Vincent J. Collins, head of the New York State Society of Anesthesiologists, says the ancient technique could save numerous lives and hopes adoption by major medical groups. The account underscores competing revival methods and cites biblical precedent to illustrate effective resuscitation.
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New York
Anya de
Vincent J. Collins
New York State Society of Anesthesiomagiata
Ab Collins
New York State Medical Society
American Medical Association
Colins
Teres Tory Des
Hild
Colting
Bilshs
City Hall to issue marriage license cards with horn warning
Elizabeth police plan a card of congratulations for prospective brides and grooms applying for marriage licenses at City Hall. The card will also carry a warning against horn blowing in wedding processions.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Police Department
City Hall
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Thomas Felton
Spring Greek Township
William Kafferlin
Wallace Bickler
Albert Imhoff
Virgil Tubbs
Walter Dingfelder
Corry Area
PTA
Dingfelder
Wave Teck
John Logan
Wallace Sicklet
Robert Kafferlin
Harold Cobb
Logan
Felton
Bernard Porter
Howard Johnson
Rieck
Sickler
Ralph Alford
Norman Mitchell
Bruce Bailey
James Stewart
Denzel Phillips
Richard Lincoln
Norman Smith
Allen Eastman
Victor Armitage
George Brundage
Wallace Sickler
Richard Mulligan
Everett Greeley
Curtis O'Shell
Corry Area High School
DeForest Way
Ralph Swart
Sawyer
WOTR
Corry Journal
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Columbus
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Metho
Phil
Jacobs
Meade Alcorn
Paul M. Butler
Washington
American Heritage Foundation
Maurice Porter
Eva Arnold
Alfred Cone
Pero
EY Lone
John Galsavetes
Dana Andrews
Linda Darnell
Sterling Hayden
Reir
Earth
James Cagney
Dorothy Malone
Man OF A Thousand Faces
Ing
Rod Steiger
RUN OF the Arrow
Artoon
Flve
Rexall Drugs
Center St
the Fox
East Bond Street
North Center Street
Corrys
Fia S. Cobbett
Patricia Fargo Robert
Tunnell
Paul Tayloe
Cobbs
Bob” Red
Sateenom
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