Virginia Marini Weds Ralph Amoroso in Italy Ceremony
Miss Virginia Marini and Ralph H. Amoroso wed at St. Libous Alla County in Italy at 3 pm on October 19. Rev. Vincen Ambrosi officiated. The couple plans a return to the United States after a northern Italy Rome Milan and Venice honeymoon and Amoroso expects discharge from the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Marini
Ralph H. Amoroso
St. Libous Alla
Italy
Vincen Ambrosi
Francisco Ferruccio Marini
Naples
Amoroso
John Amoroso
Spring Street
Teresa Amoroso
Jean Felice
Ralph Donalik
Girl Scout Troop 398 Hosts Senior Scouts Sessions
Girl Scout Troop 398 hosted Senior Scouts from Erie on Sunday in the United Ponch Building. The event featured a film program about camping trips to Hawthorne Ridge and Virginia, with refreshment and stories about Service Aid, Mariner Scouts, and Senior Scout opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flys Wroivers
Wir Scott
United Ponch
Erie
Roanoke
Hawthorne Ridge
Virginia
Mariner Scouts
Marian Bauer
Charleen Clark
Carol Glavis
Madeline Jolley
Donna McEldowney
Robert Jolley
Rotary Club Session Features Erie Resistor Engineer
Richard Anderson of the Erie Resistor Company spoke to the Corry Rotary Club on history and global reach of the firm. Allen Hasbrouck introduced him with Rolland Ciachini of the same company present. After the talk, Charles Bracken led singing with William Leahy at the piano as planning began for the November college football game at Corry Area High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Resistor Company
Richard Anderson
Corry
Allen Hasbrouck
Rolland Ciachini
Erie
Anderson
Girl Scout Troop 317 Hosts Slides on International Trip
Miss Candace Williams leader of Patrol I of Troop 17 arranged a meeting at the Episcopal Church undercroft. She and daughter Christine wore Swedish costumes and presented slides of Denmark Sweden Austria and Italy. Afterward they served punch and cookies from a decorated table. The troop is selling calendars and nuts to local seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candace
Williams
Mes. C
Dids
Erie County
Denver
Colo
Sorensons Honored At Family Gathering
The newlyweds Mr and Mrs Douglas Sorenson were honored with a family party Saturday evening at the home of the former's grandparents Lynn and Mrs Campbell of RD 3. About 42 relatives attended the gathering celebrating their October 24 Philadelphia wedding. A three tiered wedding cake was centerpiece. guests shared gifts and money. Attendees came from French Creek Pittsfield Youngsville Corry Warren and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Tureen Dinner Crowned Meeting of Lillian Guild
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church Lillian Guild held a tureen dinner before its regular monthly session. Hosts Muss Bess Wilson and Mrs James MacInnes led the event with Mr. M Reed conducting the business. Plans were made for kitchen repairs and the next session was set for December with new hostesses Mrs Donald Williams Mrs Charles Krumas and Miss Elizabeth Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Lillian Guild
Muss Bess Wilson
James MacInnes
Reed
Donid Williams
Charles Krumas
Elzabeth Rogers
Birthday party honors Becky Hinsdale in Clymer home
Mrs Minford Hinsdale of Clymer hosted a belated birthday party for daughter Becky at their home. Guests joined games with prizes and a door prize awarded to Edith Sphoon. Food included sandwiches chips and cake. Helpers were Mrs Gordon Walthouse Mrs William Rhebergen and Mrs Ernest Hinsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Hinsdale
Minford Hinsdale of
Clymer
Becky
Edith Sphoon
Darlene Bemis
Nancy Ruslink
Coleen Schurman
Debbie Beckerink
Sonya Beckerink
Sally Thompson
Linda Thompson
Bonnie ‘Thompson
Lynette Damcutt
Christine Winkler
Debbie Wwlliams
Judy Locke
Methodist Study Group Meets at First Methodist Church
Mrs. Charles Correll led a Monday evening session in the de vehalls at the Most Shid3 Course of the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Le land Johnston conducted the program titled Message of the Minaret as eighteen jotley patented the session. The next gathering is scheduled for Monday evening at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Charles Correll
Devehalls
First Methodist Church
Leland Johnston
Ibwit
Women’s Association Final Session in Church Parlor
The Presbyterian Women's Association plans its 1958 final session in the church parlor at 4 PM. President Mrs. A. J. Morrison will lead the business meeting and memorial service, with Mrs. Porter Auer presenting a program on hymns by women authors from the Presbyterian Hymnal. Mrs. Florence Flowers will accompany on the organ. Devotions led by Mrs. Paul P. Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snegal
Presbyterian Women's Association
A. J. Morrison
Sergice
Porter Auer
Florence Flowers
Paul P. Bauer
Lutheran Church Tureen Dinner Promotes New Service Book
United Women of St Pauls Lutheran Church sponsor a tureen dinner for members and families with child entertainment in the parish house. John Ross bacher will direct the choir and members sing from the new Service Book and Hymnal issued last March. Pastor Elmer A Orther will speak on Genesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Late Church
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
John Rossbacher
Life Congregation
United Lutheran Church In America
Elmer A. Orther
Corryites Win Honors At Bridge Event
Corryites win the annual Team of Four bridge event at the Ted Mar Hotel Cambridge Springs Pa. under J B West of Erie. Twelve teams competed for master point trophies and the Ted Mar trophy with Mrs Mazel Foulke and Mrs Luella Tobin of Erie joining Corry’s Arthur Cohen as fifth man to repeat their victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Springs
J. B. West
Erie
Mazel Foulke
Luella Tobin
Morgan Heverly
Corry
R. #. Larsen
Jamestown
Arthur Cohen
Foulke
Tobin
Beverly
Larsen
L. £. Wallace
A Rupp
Warren
D. A. Scalise
J. R. Valune
M. A. Kornreich
Margaret Delaney
Lucille Price
Ritson
J. Lowry
St Edward's Girl Scout Troop Elects Officers for Year
St Edward's Troop 180 met to elect officers for the coming year. Officers include Helen Shira president Elaine Chillock vice president Christine Chirlenzio secretary Susan Ross treasurer and patrol leaders Mary Jungfleisch Patricia Guth Belle Anderson Janelle Spiesman Ellen Hooks Phyllis Chillovic Kathleen Aproveri with scribes and assistants. Patrol 9 made puppets from paper bags and the group sang the closing song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's Scouts
St. Edward's Girl Scout
Helen Shira
Elaine Chillock
Christine Chirlenzio
Susan Ross
Mariym Jungfleisch
Patricia Guth
Igeribe
Mery F. Walsh
Belle Anderson
Gloria Saton
Susan Wascak
Janelle Spiesman
Patrol No
Kathleen Aproveri
Ellen Hooks
Phyllis Chillovic
Patrols
Atrol 9
Cootiettes Meeting Plans Visits and Honors
The Cootiettes No 102 met at the VEW Garden Room with eight members. Donations were given to the Brfi Soldiers and Sailors Home Erie VA Hospital and Warner State Hospital. Supreme Grand Greyback Rahn will visit Erie November 18 and 19 with hospital visits and a dinner at Bill Simpson Post Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sesson
Ub Sootiette Clits No
Grayback
Almr Slagle
Brfi
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Erie VA
Warner State Hospital
Supreme Grand Greyback
Rahn
Erie
Bill Simpson
Alfred Cone
William Roehrig
Rebekahs Plan Thanksgiving Dinner at Odd Fellows Hall
The Rebekahs met at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall with 32 members. Noble Grand Mrs Mertil Lil presided as they planned a Thanksgiving dinner for the Rebekahs, the Odd Fellows and their families to be held November 12. A luncheon was served by Mrs Merle Akani Miss Ethel Matthews and Mrs Merrill Lillie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Order of
Odd
Women's Society meeting packs Christmas box for Boston Dispensary
Mrs. Anne Andrus hosted a five. teen member gathering of the Women's Society of Christian Service at East Congress street last evening. Miss Ruth Dahlstrand led prayer and the article Privilege of Prayer was read. Officers reported and planned to fill Christmas boxes for the Boston Dispensary with next meeting set for December 2 at Mrs. Hubert Vaughn's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Girele
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Anne Andrus
East Congress Street
Ruth Dahlstrand
Andrus
Boston
Charles Hiles
Hazel Dutly
Hubert Vaughn
North Center Street
Democrats Score Sizeable House Gains
Democrats secured sharp gains in yesterday's House elections but fell short of a decisive majority. With 262 Democrats and 14 Republicans elected early, the tally showed a potential Republican Southern Democratic coalition to block full control. A final count uncertain, Alaska vote pending.
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Washington
Republiana
Wes
Hany
Riklin
Roosevelt
S. Tir
Sonmedtent
Frank Mvers
Uyey
Hower
Geltyeybuns
House
Alaska
Manny Dencratic Waders
TV Highlights Recall the Early Days of Television
Ronald Lins, a 28 year old CBS TV production assistant on the Jimmy Dean Show, recalls TV's primitive era. He remembers the first full length Westinghouse play and the hot studio lights with buckets of water. Lins began on radio at age three and later contributed to Fred Allen, Goodman Ace and Kate Smith programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lins
CBS TV
New York
Jimmy Dean
Teleevision
Westin Tran
William Faulkner
Dobody
Liss
Tony Mier
Gilbert Seldes
Citic
Ben Felner
20Th Century-Fox
Cbs-Tv
Fred Allen
Goodman Ace
Kate Smith
Newborns Born to Local Families at Corry Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Quentin McCray of R. D. 2. A daughter was born yesterday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Thom a Eastman of Sportsnsiure. A son was born early this morning to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Graters of Clymer at Corry Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quentin McCray
R. D
Corry Memorial Hospital
Lester Graters
Clymer
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Corry Seeman
Ineat Saran
Girl Scout
MEA
William Gumbleton
Thomas Rothrock
Donald Cady
Pred McEldowney
Ane
Rotary
Gilson’s
Columbus
General Electric
Loblaws
Orchard Park
Cuetry Valley
Women’s Association
Lutheran Church
Doan
Lola
Ed Sro
Deans Tae Gilat Wale Carse Tsa
Rebekahs
Mrs. Anne Andrus
Yesteryear
Corry Savings Cloan Smguenn Sone
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