Barbera Largent Marries Richard E. Martin at St. Pauls
Social highlights recount the wedding of Barbera Largent and Richard E. Martin in St. Pauls Lutheran Church officiated by Rev. Elmer A. Ortner. Attendants included Mrs. James Kelsey and David Johnson, with ringbearer Jeffrey Largent. A reception followed at Gli nees Cafeteria and the couple departed for a southern states trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbera Largent
E. F. Bettes
Richard E. Martin
Ralph Martin
Elmer A. Ortner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
James Kelsey
David Johnson
Jeffrey Largent
Glinie
Church Dinner Honors Corry High Graduates and Members
Twelve graduates of Corry Area High School and church members were honored at a church family dinner hosted by the Westminster Circle led by Mrs. Clyde Keith. Attended by about 80, the event featured Rev. Paul F. Bauer presenting each honoree with the booklet To day and brief remarks on the Presbyterian General Assembly session in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Bauer
First Presbyterian Church
City
Indianapolis
Ind
Presbyterian General Assembly
Lucile Murray
Mott Street
WCA Hospital
Jamestown
Leo Hoylen
East Pleasant Street
Robert Tunnel
West Park Place
American Red Cross
Atlantic City
N.J
Norman
Kate
Marion
Effie York
West South Street
Arthur Cohen
West Columbus Avenue
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Corry Area
Westminster Circle
Clyde Keith
Phyllis Butters
William Tunnell
Mary Flowers
Ann Corbin
David Simmons
Jan van Dresar
Paul Bowen
Mark Root
James Palmer
Joanne Beckwith
Gary Smith
Lonnie Douglas
Bauer
Open House Honors Mr and Mrs Martin Kuss
Mr and Mrs Martin Kuss of R D 1 celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at the Brokenstraw Inn in Garland. Hosts were Joseph Romanosky and daughter Kathryn. Guests came from Erie Findley Lake Elgin and Corry. A three tier wedding cake and rose lilac flowers complemented the buffet. The couple wed May 25 1909 in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kuss
Brokenstraw Inn
Garland
Joseph Romanosky
Kathryn
Erie
Findley Lake
Elgin
Corry
Pittsburgh
Church Guild Dinner Meeting at Deer Head Inn
Members of the St. Elizabeth Church Guild held a dinner meeting on Wednesday at the Deer Head Inn. Mrs Stanley Malek opened the meeting with a report on the May bake sale. A summer picnic was planned, with date and place to be announced later. Mrs Leo McCarthy received a floral arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Elizabeth Church
Deer Head Inn
Stanley Malek
Leo McCarthy
Friendship Club Session at Sample Flats Home
Mrs. Eugene Powers entertained the Friendship Club of Sample Flats yesterday afternoon at her home. The meet opened with the Lord's Prayer and minutes read by Secretary Mrs. John Decker. Members won prizes in a house cleaning game and in a riddle game won by Mrs. Roy Swart. Lunch of meat, cheese, deviled eggs, relishes, strawberry shortcake, cake and coffee was served. The group plans to meet with Mrs. Swart in three weeks.
Piano Students Present Recital At YMCA
The piano students of Mrs Florence Flowers held a recital in the YMCA all purpose room with a large audience of parents and friends. Participants included David Burr Judy Calvin Donna Walters Allen Curtis Nancy Fenstermacher Donna Vanderhoff Sharon Ott Dennis Cone and many others. Lemonade and cookies were served after the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Florence Flowers
David Burr
Judy Calvin
Donna Walters
Allen Curtis
Nancy Fenstermacher
Donna Vanderhoff
Sharon Ott
Dennis Cone
Mary Sprovers
Ann Harvey
Linda Curtis
Kathie Kennedy
Padro Crcutt
Diane Williams
Cynthia Correll
Becky Morrison
Barbara Segal
Debbie Root
Jay Summerville
Connie Bauer
Marian Bauer
Hugh McKnight
Trudy Sallee
Candy Williams
Mollie Orcutt
Bill Pold
Leslie Lopus
Tonie Jackson
Denny Slaughter
Raymond Employees Honor James Clark at Retirement Dinner
Raymond Manufacturing division of Associated Spring held a dinner in Ginnie's Cafeteria Sombrero Room to honor James Clark a grinding department veteran of 24 years retiring June 1. Clark received a fishing gear gift and a watch from Raymond Higley representing the AFL-CIO Union Membership. Mrs Clark received a corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
James Clark
Raymond Manufacturing Division
Associated Spring
Ginnie
Clark
Raymond Higley
Afl-Cio
Birth of Son to Sherman Couple at Corry Memorial
A son was born yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ottaway of Sherman at Corry Memorial Hospital. The event followed a student recital, noted by the mothers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Ottaway
Sherman
Corry Memorial Hospital
Area Man Takes Fifth in Erie Grand Jury Probe
Miller refused to answer questions about knowing McCarthy Salamone and Anthony as he returned to the grand jury room. The blue ribbon panel previously heard John Cracker McCarthy James Salamone and John Anthony in January during a rackets probe in Western Pennsylvania. The investigation began in October and paused until January. Federal officials would not comment on Miller Will appear before the grand jury again or on further subpoenas. Schwartz, a key bribery conspiracy figure tied to Erie’s 1954 scandal, testified for about 16 minutes and his remarks remain secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
McCarthy
Salamone
Anthony
Grand Jury
Jess Himony
John “Cracker
James Salamone
John Anthony
Pennsylvania
Evie
Schwartz
Erie
Miller testifies as district officials deny links to funds
Blackstone said federal authorities were pleased with information from yesterday's testimony. District Attorney Herbert Johnson Jr. declined comment on Miller's testimony. John 30h said cooperation with U S Attorney Hubert Teitelbaum would continue and he would be in further contact. Miller, once superintendent of mail here, was removed about five years ago for violating the Hutch Act. Mayor Arthur J. Gardner called the testimony a complete lie and denied any money or deals, or connections to Miller's testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Gardner
Miller
Former Corry Resident Dies
Donald J. Foley, 97, a Corry native and Harrisburg resident for five years, died in Harrisburg last evening. He worked for the Pennsylvanian Railroad briefly and served 12 years in the U S Army, five in Panama. Survived by wife, three brothers John of Connell? Ohio, Thomas of Saegertown, James of Corry. two sisters Mrs. William Walt of Memphis and Mrs. M Van Dresur of Corry. daughter Mrs. Stiles Guffeny of Harrisburg. five granddaughters. Funeral Monday at Reese Funeral Home in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Foley
Corry
Harrisburg
Mr. Foley
Pennsylvanian Railroad
United States Army
Panama
Foley
John
Connenut
Ohio
Thomas
Saegertown
James
Cory
William Walt
Memphis, Tenn
M. van Dresur
Stiles Guffeny
Harrisbury
Able Reese Puneral
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Martin-Largent
Bridge Association
Ted Treat
Union City
Corry Bridge Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Howell Movement
Treats
Morgan Beverly
Robert Israel
J. E. Pequignot
Warren
William Smyers
Howell
Gerald Lane
Gary
T. S. Kelsey
H. Goting
J.P. Needham
Paul Stroup
Florence McCray
al Vanssens
GS Association
Neignpornoe Association of Girl Scouts
Robert Jolley
Fred McEldowney
Adele ‘McCray
Lloyd McCray
Newell Beckwith
Coouncil
Calvin Swarm
Robert Curtis
Margaret Frisina
Charles Weston
Forrest Gates
Wilam C
Mead Park
Gilson’s
Columbus
Supplica
General Electric
Elmview Jersey
Elmview Jersey Dairy
Church Guild
Windber
Riley Wise Jr
David Hadix
Windver
Cyril Krona
Summer Treasure
Wen Saber
Hoover Electric Cleaner
Service and Health
East Main Street
the National Bank of Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Jantzen
AL Aen
Suna
Pinmann I
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