Washington Fair Set For June Sixth At Washington School
Washington annual fair at Washington School will be held June 6 with activities starting at six o clock. About 500 adults and children expected. Event features cake ice cream coffee fish pond bingo fancy work booth and food sales. Proceeds to benefit School Work and Zalmeth family leads as general chair.
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Washington
H. Lynn Rice
BT. A
Treasury
Philip Zalmeth
Ipllowine
Helen’ Johnson
Birthday party for Miss Marcia McElroy in Snyder
Mrs Harmon McElroy entertained fourteen guests Thursday afternoon in Snyder for her daughter Marcia Ann's fourth birthday. Party ran 3:30 to 6 with Tish pond and peanut Hunk entertainment, yellow and white decorations, candy baskets, and cake ice cream and chocolate milk served by Mrs Melroy aided by Mrs Glennis Warner. Out of town guests included Sharon Louise and James Deuink of North East and William Deuink of Clymer.
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Marcia McElroy
Harmon McElroy
Snyder
Circle
Marcia Ann
Melroy
Glennis Warner
Sharon Louise
James Deuink
North East
William Deuink
Clymer
Corry Couple Welcome Daughter At Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs Raymond Brown of 228 West Smith Street welcomed a daughter this afternoon at Corry Hospital. The birth adds a new member to the Brown family and was announced in local society notes.
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Raymond Brown
West Smith Street
Corry Hospital
Oldenski KondriK Wedding This Morning
This morning at nine o'clock a high mass was celebrated at St Elizabeths Church for the marriage of Miss Helen Kondrick of R D 4 and Edward J Oldenski of 508 West Main. Rev Carl L Heidt conducted with the church choir. The bride wore an olive green suit with brown accessories and white carnations. Maid of honor Veronica Lubowiecki wore a melon shade suit with white accessories and also carried a white carnation. Best man was Harry Oldenski. A reception for about 100 guests followed at the Kondrijk home from two to five this afternoon, featuring a three tier wedding cake and Spring flower decorations. The couple will reside at 121 Lemon Street after a brief wedding trip. Mrs Oldenski worked at Raymond Mfg Company and Mr Oldenski, a World War II veteran, served in the Army. Out of town guests attended from Erie and Ford Guy.
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Oldenski-Kondri
St. Elizabeth's Church
Helen Kondrick
John Kondriik
R. D
Edward J. Oldenski
Andrew Oldenski
West Main Street
Carl L. Heidt
Veronica Lubowiecki
Harry Oldenski
Kondrijk
Mrr
Alumni Plans Progressing for Anna Corry High School Event
Annual Alumni meeting of the Anna Corry Senior High School Alumni Association is planned for June 5 at the Junior High School Gym. About 350 to 400 attendees expected. reservations received by Mildred Denton. 1947 class eight members intend to attend. Mrs Charles Geiger of Brie first to request a reservation. Officers to be elected, class roll to be read, entertainment and refreshments arranged. Non members admitted at nine, Scott and his Erie orchestra will play from ten to one. Attire optional.
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Anna? Corry Senior High School
Mildred Denton
Hemi
O'Dlatls
Charles. Geiger
Brie
Ard
Wil
Yes Scott
Erie
Memorial Day visits and weekend guests in Warren area
Memorial Day brings a host of visitors to Warren with many families hosting relatives from nearby towns and cities. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Merle Long hosting in Warren, James Willums, Roger Andrus, David Andris, and William Boeppel camping at Candor Lake this week. Others visiting extend to Pittsburg, Meadville, Erie, and Buffalo, with trips to churches, nursing schools, and baseball games noted.
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Myron Houghtline
Caveliter
Kathy
Warren, OD
Merle Long
Ast Wayne Street
James Willums
Roger Andrus
David Andris
William Boeppel
Cansdolete Lake
Maude Brigtt
Cathering Bright
Findley
Earl Puurlingame
Marion Street
Charles Redding
Brench Creek
Richard Giacoma
Pittsburgh
Angelo Giaconn
South Center Street
Arthur Cohen
North Center Street
R. Cohen
J. Hig
Celia Simon
Harold Deuink
North East
Katherine Reynolds
N. A. Reynolds
East South Street
St. Vincent's Hospital School of Nursing
Erie
L. A. Houghtling
Meadville
Barbara Rich
Theresa Roach
Jamestown
Charles Armstrong
Jean Frey
New York
City
John Frey
Elizabeth Gillis
Anne
J. Fred Kinley
Wayne Stress
Wilmer Hester
Ralph Baker
Mary and Bradley
Robert Baker
Dita Anderson
Eula Lindsey
Dorothy Huntley
Betty Huntley
Lolita Fox
Marilyn Canfield
Robert Hurlburt
Jnseph Russell
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Pennsylvania
Cambridge Springs
Canfield
Russell Sherman
N. Sherman
Eleanor Smith
Buitaln
C. H. Geiger
Be Reynolds
Harold Scouten
Laaughters
Mary Ann
Autumn Aldrich
Jack Junior Flynn
Edward C. Hanley
Audrey Buell
Flynn
Sity
Sarah Jane Roach
Eric
Robert Roach
Bloomsburg
E. d. Roach
East Main Street
Prankinney
William
Bradford
Earl Haight
East Bond Street
Richard Williams
Buffalo
Edward J. Becker
West Church Street
Barbara Anderson Weds James D Wiley in Tucson Arizona
Barbara Anderson and James D Wiley wed Thursday morning at Hogl ik Chapel of the First Methodist in Tucson. The couple, University of Arizona graduates and classmates, plan to honeymoon at Oak Creek Canyon before settling in Spokane Washington.
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Barbara Anderson
James D. Wiley
Tucson
Arizona
Third Grade Promotion May Be June Event At Junior High
Three hundred? No, one hundred forty three ninth grade? promotion students will receive certificates Tuesday evening at the Junior High School auditorium. Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Elms Pinafore will be performed by students under H Lynn Rice with Miss Lear Stranahan assisting. Superintendent Swartz will present certificates and Principal Wolfe will speak. Orchestra members include Mira Lou Heerlein Barbara Bennett Dorothy Patterson Sam Canfield Maxine Oberman Mary Lol King Mary Helen Cutts Lucille Beckwitt Donald Bagley Allan Canfield Gerald Fulychild violinists Janice Jainston Gene Perkins Joanne Clav am James Boycen and Gerry Huntley clarinet Joann Bridges Mary Lou Hammield saxophones Shirley Bennett and Marilyn Canfield. A special matinee Monday and an eight o'clock evening show for high school audiences will feature the operetta with a small admission. The regular promotion exercises are for invited guests only. An assembly at Life School Wednesday will announce special year awards.
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Apade
Ding
Auditovian
David L. Swartz
Harold G. Wolfe
Mr. Rive
Mira Lou Heerlein
Lucille Beckwitt
Donald Bagley
Allan Canfield
Gerald Fulychild
Janice Jainston
Gene Perkins
Joanne Clav
James Boycen
Gerry Huntley
Joann Bridges
Mary Lou Hammield
Shirley Bennett
Marilyn Canfield
Life
Contract Bridge Club Hosts Final Meeting
Hobert Whoys hosted the Contract Bridge Club at her home on Thursday with one guest, Mrs. William Moody. Two tables played, awards went to Mired, Pred Kintey, and My Walter Krupi, with a special prize to Mrs. Howard Ross and traveling prize to Mrs. Krupa. The group adjourned for the Summer recess with a party at Star Casino and spaghetti diners at closing time. Mrs. P. Lowe Edwards celebrated her birthday with a special cake Friday and Thursday evening.
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MTS. Hobert Whoys
bYankilo Street
William Moody
Mired
Pred Kintey
Walter Krupi
Howard Ross
Mrs. Tripp Honored by Birthday Club Event
Ten members of the Birthday Club met with Mrs. Lyle Shreve of Resex Street to honor Mrs. Robert Tripp. Bunko was played, door prize awarded to Mrs. Willard Shreve, and a late lunch with birthday cake and coffee served. The next meeting was planned with Mrs. Lawrence McCray hosting.
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Asuecuing
Tripp
Birthday Club
Lyle Shreve
Resex Street
Willard Shreve
George Beil
Willard Shraye
Lawrence McCray
Will Hond
William Hemple
Housewarming Party at Columbus Home
Mr and Mrs Joseph Ficcardi were pleasantly surprised Thursday evening when fourteen friends visited their Columbus home to present a twofold housewarming. The enjoyable evening featured cards, visiting, and a buffet served late.
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Columbus Home
Joseph Ficcardi
Colunbbus
Swartz addresses Kiwanis on path to better Corry schools
David L. Swartz spoke at the Kiwanis Club at the Bile Restaurant on Thursday about building a kinder garden and a modern Junior-Senior High School in Corry. He urged backing for a planned modern school, noting educational needs and future goals for local students.
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Impeneuuses i
David L. Swartz
Kiwanis Club
Bile
Path
Getter
Corry
H. Lynn Rite
Swatte
Swartz
Cory
Clarence Wallace
Lue Club
Tn Flanders’ Field
Ted Hutz
John Milanovich
Harry Barach
Dance At Corry Country Club Attracts Sixty Guests
Corry Country Club hosted a Thursday evening dance from ten to one for members invited guests and out of town visitors. The Goodwill Four Piece Orchestra provided music. The house committee announced plans for another dance in the near future with date to be announced.
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Wey Couies Amieheed
Seasat
Coly ‘Counry
amTalr
Ochestra
Fuure
Stahawte Wedding Reception At St Elizabeths Hall
A wedding reception was held this evening at St Elizabeths Hall for Mr and Mrs Stahawte Stahawic following their nine oclock nuptials at the church. The bride, formerly Miss Prances C Kuss, wore a white marquisette gown with a sweetheart neckline and carried white roses and lilies of the valley. Attendants included Miss Helen Stahowic and Miss Betty Jo Russ in blue and yellow gowns with matching bouquets. The groom is son of Joseph Stahowic of Union City and the couple will honeymoon on Long Island before settling in. Out of town guests came from Pittsburgh New Jersey and Erie.
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Stahawte
St. Elizabeth’s Hall
Waller Stahawte
Prances C Kuss
Maria Kuss
Stahowic
Joseph Stahowic
Union City
Carl L. Heidas
Joseph Romansky
Handy Fox
Helen Stahowic
Betty Jo ‘Uss
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Erie
Wade Brangwynne Wedding Held at Home
Mervil Wade son of Mia Wade and Miss Virginia Brangwynne of Pittsburgh were wed at the home of the bride’s aunt Miss Ethel Meomy on North Genler Street. The ceremony at 2:20 PM was performed by Rev E J Armitage with a small family gathering. The couple will reside in the city and Wade is employed at Baie.
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Wade-Brangwynne
Mervil Wade
Mia
Charles Wade
Viginia Brangwynne
Pittsburgh
Yroom
Ethel MeOmy
North Genler Street
Wade
Mr. Wade
Baie
State Pays Silent Tribute to War Dead in Pennsylvania
The Commonwealth honored its heroes with graves decorated in ceremonies across communities including a Gettysburg battlefield tribute. In Clabbersburg, the war time mayor of Southampton England presented a sympathy mission for the millionth American soldier to pass through that seaport in World War II. A somber note marked the holiday as at least 16 Pennsylvanians died, six in traffic accidents, four by drowning, and four by other causes.
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Cress
Youths Riot at Canton Sparks Casualties Reported
In Canton today scores of students were injured with five possibly fatally as about 4000 youths began a anti civil war demonstration intended for June 2 in Shanguai Shanghai.
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Shanguai
Shanghai
Canton
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