Corry couple wed in candlelight ceremony
Saturday eight o'clock ceremony at Wayne Valley United Biath sen Church united Verne Jensen and Clifford Edwards in a double ring service conducted by Rev J Leon Mane. The bride wore forest green and black accessories with yellow rosebud flowers. Attendants included Leonard Edwards and a Brown gaberdine maid of honor. Afterward, 40 guests gathered at the Gibbons home for refreshments and a decorated three tier cake. The newlyweds plan a short honeymoon then reside in Corry R D 4.
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Wayne Valley
Abe
Leonard Edwards
Phyllis Jensen
Joanne Milley
Mildred Proctor
Gibbons
Edwards
Harrisburg
R. D
Gary
N B Club Gard Party At Fairhaven
Members of the N B Club and their husbands enjoyed a social at the Fairhaven Community Building Saturday evening. Six tables of progressive 500 were played with Mrs Emma Roschie and Martin Smith winning high scores while Mrs Paul Crowell and George Wood took low scores. Mrs Homer Taylor won the door prize a pumpkin pie. Refreshments included sandwiches doughnuts coffee and tea. The regular club meeting is scheduled for this evening hosted by Mrs Nellie Albrough of Buyder Circle entestains.
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N. B
Fairhaven
Emma Roschie
Martin Smith
Paul Crowell
George Wood
Homer Taylor
Nellie Albrough
Buyder Circle, Entestains
Wedding Reception Honors Patton Bride and Groom
Mr and Mrs Archie A Patton of White street hosted a bridal reception Sunday from one to five at their home in honor of their daughter and her husband Merrill McCray who wed October 21. Mrs McCray formerly Mardene Patton. Pink and white decor, assorted sandwiches wedding cake and coffee were served as the couple received many gifts.
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Patton
Archie A. Patton
White Street
Merrill McCray
McCray
Mardene Patton
Newborns for Lindsey McElDowney Proper in Corry
A son born to Mr and Mrs Edward Lindsey of R D J Corry on late Saturday at Corry Hospital. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Pred McElDowney of 42614 West Ghareh Street 1 Sunday afternoon at Corry Hospital. A son born to Mr and Mrs Jack Proper of 121 Fast Avenue at Corry Hospital Sunday afternoon.
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Edward Lindsey
R. D. J. Corry
The
Corry Hospital
Pred McEldowney
Ghareh Street
Cory Hospital
Jack Proper
Fast Avenue
One Hundred Couples Attend Elks Dancing Party
One hundred couples attended the Elks Lodge No. 7 dancing party at the club house on North Center street. The event featured Tye and his orchestra at Meadville playing a fine program for the lancers from ten to one. The next dance will be held on November 10.
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Elks Lodge No. 7
North Center Street
Onen Tye
Meadville
Lancers
Corry Grange Harvest Dinner Held at O P Hall
One hundred members and families of Corry Grange No. 55 gathered Saturday noon for the annual tureen harvest dinner at the O P Hall on North Center street. Master William P. Alam presided over a brief business meeting at 2 o clock, then adjourned to a social period. Next regular meeting is November 1 with officer elections.
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Corry Grange No
North Center Street
William P. Alam
Pauline Swanson
Loni Rickerson
C. G. Warner
Shower honors newlyweds Glyde and Harris Robbins
A wedding shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Glyde Green at 110 West Pleasant honored the couple Harris and his bride. Out of town guests included Mrs. Daisy McDonald and Mr. Charles Robbins plus Bessie Robbins and James Kysonson with Ralph Fralick. A pleasant social evening ended with lunch served by Ms. Green and her daughters as Robbins received gifts.
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Glyde Green
West Pleasant Street
Harris. Robbins
Daisy McDonald
Hamburg
Charles Robbins
Bessie Robbins
Grand Valley
James Kyson
Ralph Fralick
Spartansburg
Green
Robbins
Potato storage loss on Barney tract update
Report notes electrical issues with lights flickering in an unusual pattern at night on the Barney tract. A rumor circulated about the scene as details continued from Page One.
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Barney Tract
Ile
Fire suspected arson in migrant workers settlement
Sunday afternoon fire possibly set by incensed migrant workers employed by Barney. Reported that the workers sheltered in a rear section, one man fainted from smoke and was removed, others moved to a 60 acre tract near Bindley Lake as Barney interests planned to begin digging the crop.
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Barney
Bindley Lake
Barney Interests
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