Wedding Plans For Kathryn Ann Colgrave Held In Titusville
The ceremony for Kathryn Ann Colgrave and Dr. Robert Charles Colgrave will take place November 23 at St Andrews Church with Rev. Paul Omstead officiating. A reception follows at Village Hotel. The wedding party includes matron of honor Mrs. William Kelly and bridesmaids Miss Margarita Filer and others. Attendants and guests travel from Gary, Philadelphia, Glendale, West Smuth Street and beyond, with many relatives visiting from Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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Corrynes
Alexander Bong
Mohawk Drive
Erle
Kathryn Ann
Robert Charles Colgrave
Leutenant
UD 8 Navy
St. Andrew's Church
Paul Omstead
Flect
William Kelly
Margarita Filer
John A. Dey
Robert Donaldson
Donald Eyman
Gary
Miss Boag
Jane Stafford Boag
Colgrove
Gordon &. Danielson
Philadelphia
John A. Boag
Richard Colgrove
Wyam Kelley
Stanley Wharton
Julia Vaneman
Mia
John Busch
Mary
Kate Hughes
Lockport
Annette Burgnon
Glendale
Calif
Lawrence Morton
Douglas Baker
John Blatt Jr
Willsmaport
John Blatt
West Smuth Street
George Orcutt
East. Frederick Street
Gary Preble
Mead Avenue
John R
North Center Street
Chicago
Elehart
Berthy Snn
Mill Street
Alls Bauer
Paul Bauer
West Park Place
Titusville
Carol Hurry
Allan Crowell
St James’ Episcopal Church
James Jansen
Rhea Blatt
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
County Pomona Grange Sets Session Agenda
The Warren County Pomona Grange will meet Thursday at Hast Rnined Grange Hall with El dred Grange of Grand Valley as host. Morning session starts at 10 30 led by Worthy Master David Curtis. Luncheon and dinner offered by Eldred and East Branch Granges. Afternoon speakers include Rev Rex Meleen and David Deardort. An evening panel on School Boards powers features Leo Johnson directing with H J Sherwood moderator.
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Warren County
Pomona
Eldred Grange
Grand Valley
David Curtis
Nellie Snawley
Lucille Johnson
Florence Orton
Wattsburg
Pennsylvania State Grange Home Economics Committee
Eldred
East Branch
Rev
Rex Meleen
David Deardort
Leo Johnson
H. J. Sherwood
Presbyterian Group To Show UNICEF Film
The Presbyterian Women's Association schedules a November meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening in the church sanctuary. The Technicolor sound film Assignment Children featuring Danny Kaye and UNICEF work abroad will be shown after devotions led by Mrs. T. Keith. A brief business session follows to plan the annual Fall Bazaar. Refreshments and colored slides of the United Nations will conclude the evening.
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Sani
Presbyterian Women's Association
Danny Kaye
Unicef
T. Keith
United Nations
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Richard Cook
A son was born yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cook of Spartansburg. The birth adds a new member to the family.
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Bor
Richard Cook
Spartansburg
Corry Memorial Hospital
Kiwanis Members Aid Community Chest Drive Effort
The Corry Kiwanis Club met at the Hotel Corry with Howard Hutgelman presenting summer trip pictures. Allen Westman attended as a guest. a trio planned to transport handicapped persons to Union City for a Handicap Club meeting tomorrow. The group also organized a final night push for the Community Chest campaign led by Frank McKnight and Lea U, aiming to ensure a successful drive by Thursday.
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Kiwanis
Corry
Kiwanis Club
Howard Hutgelman
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Allen Westman
Union City
Handicap Club
Frank McKnight
Lea U
Vatli
Ruth Circle of United Lutheran Church Women Formed
The Ruth Circle held its first meeting at Mrs Earl Bailey’s home with Mrs Raymond Cathers as assistant hostess. Officers include Mrs Quentin McCray president and Mrs Bailey vice president. Elmer Ortner chaired the educational program on fostering a Christian attitude at home. Readings by Mrs Harold Powell and Mrs Clarence Eld. next gathering planned at Mrs Powell’s North Center Street home with Mrs McCray assisting.
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Lutheran Church Circle
Ruth
United Lutheran Church Women
Earl Bailey
R. D
Raymond Cathers
Quentin McCray
Bailey
Albert Lynn
Elmer Ortner
Harold Powell
Clarence Eld
Powell
North Center Street
McCray
Hospital Auxiliary Aims for District Meeting and Events
Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary officers led last evenings session in the hospital dining room welcoming new members Mrs Norman Scholton and Mrs J P Hair. Plans were discussed for the Northwest District all day meeting in Cory on April 23 with tentative local host duties and a Sno Ball Dance December 11 at the Moos Club. A new meat cutter and steam table were approved for the kitchen. An MCA open house on October 16 was noted along with a December meeting featuring a 6:30 turkey tureen dinner and choir carols. An election and nominating committee were set. Members to donate toys for a child and contact Mrs Needham to join the carols chorus. Visiting committee named. Also reported was a fatal fall in Pittsburgh when William Chapman, 30, was knocked off balance from falling steel on the seventh floor of a downtown building.
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J. F. Needham
Corry Memorial Hospital
Murees
Norman Seholton
J. P. Hair
Needham
Northwest District of Hospital Luxiaries
Shenango Ton
Sharon
Cory
Moos Club
Vennis R. Follett
MCA
Unis
Fred Kinley
Mary Higging
James Binare
Neldham
Martha Circle Meets With Miss Florence Brooks
Martha Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met last evening with host Mrs Florence Brooks at 217 East South Street. Sixteen members and one guest, Mrs Herta Kuttings, attended. Devotions on Sharing With Others were led by Mrs Floyd Johnson. Mrs Russell Mersitt led prayer. Mrs Lesiar Lupus chaired business. Mr Furl Bhley presented three chapters from Progress Against Prejudices. Dessert was served by Miss Clara Hill and Miss Lois McCray. Next meeting is a Christmas party on December at Mrs W B Stowe 11 East South Street.
Navy Mothers Honor Mr and Mrs Fred Young in Club Meeting
Navy Mothers Club No 696 held a regular meeting at IOOF Hall North Center last evening with a tureen dinner. Tables featured white tapers and yellow chrysanthemum centerpieces. Mrs Harvey Loveland and Mrs Merrill Lite led the programs. Mr and Mrs Fred Young were honored guests.
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Navy Mothers
Fred Young
Comy
Navy Mothers Club No. 696
IOOF
North Center Street
Harvey Loveland
Merrill O. Lite
Iffsh
Corry Grange installs officers at fall fundraising event
Corry Grange held an Ev meeting at Pont Street Grange hall to install officers led by David Curtis of Columbus Garage. New officers included John Decker master Gust Wester catekeeper Don Whaley steward Charles Mulligan assistant steward and several ladies in secretarial and auxiliary roles. Roy Swart was elected overseer but absent. installation planned next session. A bake sale buswar and luncheon with pie doughnuts and coffee followed.
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Corry Grange
Pont Street
David Curtis
Columbus
John Decker
Gust Wester
Don Whaley
Charles Mulligan
Ralph Gates
Eugene Powers
Hagel Brockian
Pomona
Roy Swart
Ceres
Flora
Oscar Lindstrom
Flossie Fosburgh
Grange
Ladies Club Votes Thanksgiving Apples for Soldiers Home
The group celebrated its members’ 40th wedding anniversary and presented Mrs. Young with a purse of money. A brief business session led by Commander Mrs. Lillie approved sending apples to the Soldiers and Ballots Home in Erie for Thanksgiving. The next meeting is scheduled for November 18 at the same place.
Light Vote Seen In Pennsylvania Election Outlook
Voters faced a daylong election with forecasts of light turnout. About 6 282 02 Pennsylvanians registered split roughly 2 805310 Republicans and 2 457882 Democrats. The weather was sunny but officials predicted under 50 percent turnout. Democratic Chairman Joseph M Barr urged high turnout while GOP Chairman George TL Bloom touted home rule benefits. Only the Montgomery County 13th District race held national interest, with Rep. Samuel K Connell resigning to join the Cerebral Palsy Foundation. John A Latore Jr. faced Glenn W. Preston. In Pittsburgh and Scranton the races resembled each other, with Democrats Lawrence and Lanlon expected to win fourth terms. John Drew opposed Lawrence in Pittsburgh and Harry A. Levis challenged in Scranton. Blair County showed a Republican edge in the assembly race with Joseph R. Holiday opposing J. Richard Martman.
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Scuntinue
Faye Oue
Commonwealth
Montgomery County
Samuel K. Connell
GOP
John A. Latore Jr
Ais
Glenn W. Preston
Pittsburgh
Scmaton
Scranton
Harry A. Levis
Blair County
Joseph R. Holiday
Tyrone
J. Richard Martman
Martinsburg
Daniel H. Erb
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