Linda Rose Honored With Bridal Showers
Miss Linda Rose receives multiple bridal showers ahead of her June 4 wedding to Fred Morris. Attendees from Union City, Corry, Spartansburg and area joined 77 guests at two events hosted by local society figures, with prizes, favors, and a blue and white motif throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Rose
McCray Community House
Fred Morrison
McCray Church
Miss Rose
James Akam
Roland Hasbrouck
Donald Gates
Joseph McCray
Laurence Wade
Linda McCray
Sam Stultz
Webb McCray
Margaret Morris
Russell Darrow
Stultz
Margaret and
Freda Morris
Arthur Morris
Ralph Davis
Spartansburg
Melvin Rose
Thomas Stroup
Thomas Labowski
S R. D
Lucian Lindholm
Dean Mitchell
Arthur Lyons
Lawrence Rosa
Robert Crandall
Union City
Corry
Ingrid Ryland to Wed Theodore J Amoroso
The engagement of Ingrid L. Ryland to Theodore J. Amoroso Jr. is announced by their families. Ingrid is a senior at Union City Area High School and will attend Erie Business School in September. Theodore, a 1966 graduate of Corry Area High School, studies at Bowman Technical School in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with a wedding date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Rae City
Ingrid L. Ryland
Theodore J. Amoroso Jr
Ossey i Tieidore
Jsamoukio
West Church Street
Union City Area High School
Erie Business School
Corry Area High School
Bowman Technical School
Lancaster
Connie Frisina
Margaret Frisina
Spring Street
John R
Grace) Bensink
North Center Street
Philadelphia
John J. Toto
John S. Toto
St. Clement's
St. Joseph's Preparatory School
St. Charles Seminary
Frisina
Ernest Staub
Tidioute
Toto
Corry
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Richard Schneider
Rainbow Girls
Keith Orn
Heloise hints warn against full shelf covers in fridges
Readers share do it yourself tips while Heloise cautions that solid plastic shelf covers block air circulation, risk motor burnout, and suggest safer measures like partial inserts, placemats, or drip-protective panels. Other letters offer quick fixes from drapery pin markers to towel-made curtains and baby spill mats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folke
Sparta Grange Attends Meet and Crawford County Program
Sparta Grange held its regular session with 24 members and seven guests. A Crawford County Pomona meeting is planned at Hayfield Grange tomorrow. A program of readings and group singing was presented and flowers were placed for departed members. The Crawford County visitation program will be June 1 at 8:30 p.m. featuring Hydetown, Gresham, Troy Center and Bloomfield Granges. All interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Hayfield Grange
Sparta Grange
Crawford
Pomona
Duane
Bernie
Terry
Brent Fralick
Whispering Hope
Milton Bloomfield
Mary Chelton
Charles Bruckner
Rennie Weidner
Will Morris
Clinton Smith
Crawford County
Hydetown
Gresham
Troy Center
Bloomfield
Missionary Tea and Community Notices Highlight Meadow Events
The week features a Presbyterian Women Missionary Tea from 2 to 4 pm in church social rooms with all women invited, a bridge luncheon at Corry Country Club at 1 pm with reservations due tomorrow, and a Boy Scout Troop 19 meeting at 7:30 pm at the Columbus Community Building with a game commissioner as guest speaker. Also noted are student projects on missionary countries at St Thomas School and family travels tied to church ordinations and business trips to Montreal and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 19
Columbus
Warren County
St. Thomas’ School
Kathie Kauffman
Country Club Member-Guest Dance At Corry Club
Corry Club hosts a member guest dance with Four Jacks and a Queen supplying music. Notable out of town guests include Miss Jeannette Capwell and Steven Head of York Pa. Other attendees come from Cranford Erie Johnstown and Duluth. Meetings dates shift and a June 7 gathering is planned. Rainbow Girls advance to 6 30 pm for concert attendance. DAR chapter plans Thursday 8 pm meeting at 318 East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Club
Four Jacks
John Rossbacher
Theodore Swanson
Ronald Rairie
Keppel Tiffany
Jeannette Capwell
Steven—Head
York
Dorothy Beach
Ricky Beach
Cranford
N. J
Charles Minana
Johnstown
David Caldwell
Roger Leek
Erie
Lucille M. Salaum Jacklin
Alexander Jacklin
Duluth
Minn
Catholic Daughters Social Event At May Card Party
The Catholic Daughters of America court conception No. 35 held a May social card party at the VEW Post home. General chairman was Mrs Wil liam Eaton with cochairman Mrs Thomas Reed. Card awards went to Mrs James O'Brien Mrs Mark Krizanik Mrs Kenneth Driscoll Mrs Mayme Wood and Mrs Victor Cragg Jr. Special awards were won by Mrs Cragg and Mrs Krizanik with Miss Ath Baressi as program chair. Others assisting included Mrs Olin Bracken Mrs D C Daugherty and Mrs An-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Court Conception No. 35
VEW Post Home
William Eaton
Thomas Reed
Cochairman
James O'Brien
Mark, Krizanik
Kenneth Driscoll
Mayme Wood
Victor Cragg Jr
Victor Cragg Jr. Special Awards Were Won By Mrs. Cragg and Mrs. Krizanik
Ath Baressi
Olin Bracken
D. C. Daugherty
WOTM Sponsors Card Party in Moose Lodge
WOTM Sponsors Card Party brought coworkers and friends together Tuesday evening at the Moose Lodge. General chairman Mrs. Nellie Kirch led a committee including Mrs. Philip Halfast and Mrs. Don ald Carter among others. Card awardees included Mrs. Lester Hepler and Miss Judy Swarm with several others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Sacose
the Moose Lodge
Nellie Kirch
Philip Halfast
Donald Carter
Everett Elmquist
Harold Schaefer
Merle Brown
Roy Hamilton
Ann Royek
Lester Hepler
Judy Swarm
Eleanor Swarm
Gerald Pless
Jennie Weicht
Traffic deaths rise during holiday weekend counts
The Associated Press compared traffic fatalities from 6 p.m. Friday May 13 to midnight Monday, noting an about twenty five percent rise in miles driven on the holiday weekend versus a non holiday period. Names of several women are listed in the passage.
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Associated Press
May 16 millions drive to events as traffic fatalities rise
Sunny skies and mild temperatures boosted travel to recreation areas and gatherings across the nation. California recorded the most highway deaths among states, with 65 in the period, while Alaska, Hawaii, Rhode Island, Vermont and the District of Columbia reported no fatalities that weekend.
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California
Alaska
Hawaii
Rhode Island
Vermont
District of Columbia
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Bertha
McMichael
Society Editor
Ingrid Ryland
Theodore J. Amoroso
Ingrid L Ryland
Heloise
Heloice
M. A
Baby
Taleo
Wille
Margerine
Katy Cory
Maria
Preston Pryor
Sae
Birdie
Chula Vista
Calif
Charles Palmer
Kathy Gates
Chuck
United States Navy
San Diego
W. W. Hammond
Corry Country Club
Roger McElroy
Wright Street
Warren Reynolds
Mead Avenue
Montreal
Canada
Baltimore Life Insurance Company
Roger
Warren
Notre Dame Chapel
St. Lawrence Seaway
The
H Horse and Pony Club
Linda May
Shady’avenue
Country Club
May
Jerry Watrous
Sciota Road
Brokenstraw Valley
Daughters of the American Revolution
Raymond
Pat) Bachomer
South Street
Steven Beach
Olin Capwell
Clare Capwell
CDA
Caen
Dean Martin
James Stacey
Era Agar
Hay Theiir
CIA Ays
Lowy Mayer
I Pavia
Guy Green
Sidney
Shelley Poitier
Eliabeth Hartman
Panavision
Metro Color
M-G-M
John Ford
Bernard Smith
Anne Bancroft
Sue Lyon
Margaret Leighton
Flora Robson
Witoneo Dunnock
Betty Field
Anna Lee
Eddie Albert
WOTM
Bennett
House OF Values
Sennavision Metrocoloree
Gelo. Frisina
Alfred Ficcardi
Anna B. Judge
Louis Lutz
Cleve Morton
Jerome Needham
Seeni
Srey
Scott's
RED Wing
Minute Maid
Sieek
Chef's Choice
Braunschweiger
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