Social Highlights Miss Lora A Anderson marries Donald Proctor
Miss Lora Maury Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry N Anderson Sr of Busti New York and Donald Proctor son of Mr and Mrs Robert Proctor of Essex Street Corry wed October 25 at 8 pm Rev Chester Whitt officiating at Beth Federated Church White mums palms and candles adorned the church The bride wore a floor length slipper satin gown with rose paint lace illusion and net skirt Bouquet white mums and sweethart rose The groom and wedding party included relatives and friends A reception for 200 followed The couple left for the Finger Lakes region en route to their home in Busti The bride attended Southwestern Central High School and WCA School of Nursing in Jamestown She works at WCA Hospital and is an honorary Phi Delta Tau member The groom is a Grove City College alum who served in the U S Army and works at James Town Veneer and Plywood Company in Jamestown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Maury Anderson
Harry N. Anderson Sr
Busti
Donald Proctor
Robert Proctor
Essex Street
Corry
Chester Whitt
Bast Federated Church
Ralph Johnson
Roland Proctor
Lea Johnston
Edinboro
Jerry Swanson
Ronald Trisket
Earl Lawson
Arvella Waite
G. Wesley Anderson
John Siggins
Helen Chevalier
Finger Lakes
Southwestern Central High School
WCA School of Nursing
Jamestown
WCA Hospital
Phi Delta Tau Sorority
Proctor
Cory Area
Grove City College
U. S. Army
Kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity
Jamestown Veneer and Plywood Company
Let Him Ext Cake St Louis Foe Gorillas Favorite Treat
The St Louis 200 shows a quirky note about tempting a valuable 800 pound gorilla with German Apple cake after a recent intestinal issue. Phil the gorilla had not eaten for some time but finally ate cake with a cup of something yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
St. Louis
Phil
Legion Auxiliary To Meet In Erie
The Eight and Forty Luton Wo. 100 Partners of Erie County held a meeting in the Leyton Rooms with Mrs. Mark Anderson chairing and 22 members present. Reported on a cared-for family by child welfare chairman Mrs. A M Frogier. A Christmas dinner for all Eight and Forty members was noted for December 14 at North Mast Legion Home. Next meeting set for January 5 in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lawless
Erie
Mowrey
Alfred Ficcardi
Helen Brown
Cochairman
Mary Higgins
Catherine, Elehynski
Anna Shields
Mary Sears
Lyle Gaxon
James Wharton
Edward Pass
Carol McCloskey
Leo Hoylen
Dorthy Mariis
Earl Halpht
Thomas Miloney
Hugh’ Muckinhaupb
Luton
Partners
Erie County
Leyton Rooms
Lé Petit Chapeau
Mark Anderson
A.M. Frogier
North Mast Legion
Shirley Johnson
Wesleyville
The
Ark
Frazier
MY Anderson
Richard Orn
Victor Orn
Scout Leaders Meet At Concord School
Neighbourhood Association of Girl Scouts met last Tuesday in the Concord School Payents Teacher room to plan flag ceremonies and display protocols. Calendar sale funds will aid Senior Girl Scout representatives' trip to the Colorado Roundup next summer and can be procured via any Scout or Leader. They also discussed a Christmas service project and a Nut sale by Corry neighbourhood to benefit Colorado-bound girls, and questions about the Least To Skate program at Curry Rollerway were answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curl
Neighborhood Association of Girl Scouts
Payents
Concord
Colorado
Corry
Curry Rollerway
Fender
Church Class Enjoys Progressive Dinner
The Good Samaritan Class of First Methodist Church held a progressive dinner on Wednesday. Hosts served appetizers at East Pleasant Street, the nadir course on Wayne Street, and dessert at North Center Street. A business session at Mrs Hue Inert Vantin’s home included devotions led by Mrs Curtis O’Sheill and announced plans for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Earl Bliley
Russell Clark
East Pleasant Steet
Frank Sturgis
Chaniel Jr
Wayne Street
North Center Street
Hubert Vanalan
W. 3. Lowe
Hue
Neighborhood Association meeting details announced
The neighborhood chairman notes the next Neighborhood Association meeting will be Thursday evening, December 9th, at 7:30 in the YMCA. A group of Senior Scouts will discuss the Roundup and other opportunities in the Senior Scout program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Needlework Guild Elects Officers For Year
The Corry branch of the Needlework Guild of America held its annual session at the home of Mrs. Foster EB Davis on North Citer street. Officers were elected for the coming year and a report showed 468 garments received, plus shoes and boots distributed to local schools and families in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild
Directo
Corry
Needlework Guild of America
Foster EB
Davis
North Citer Street
Whittlesey
R. W. Brown
Maude Bennink
Foster E. Davly
Hor
Ton Davis
Lawrence MaCray
BE. GC. Bhuss
Beatrice Stewart
Donald Williams
Mrs. J Parkhurst Succumbs At 78 In Corry
Mrs Isabelle Cowden Parkhurst 78 died at home in Corry last evening after a period of ill health. Born in Scotland June 2 1880 she lived in Canada before moving to Jamestown and Corry. Survived by Walter J Parkhurst her husband and two stepdaughters three step grandchildren and one stepson. Funeral arrangements Bracken Funeral Home with visitation and services details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Cowden Parkhurst
East
Smith Street
Solon Widow Dies. Former Rep Ramseyer's Wife Passes
Mrs. William Ramseyer, 68, widow of former Representative William Ramseyer, R Town, died yesterday. Her husband served in Congress from 1918 to 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solon
Washington
William Ramseyer
Congress
Lawrence Leads Push to Allow Governor to Serve Two Terms
Harrisburg AP reports the state Commission on Constitutional Revision favors changing the Commonwealth’s basic law to allow a governor to succeed himself indefinitely. The panel, in a 4-3 vote, also proposed a five member State Pardons Board with four governor appointees for six-year terms and keeping the lieutenant governor as chairman. Other changes include removing an archival requirement, adding a social welfare article, and allowing Senate confirmation of gubernatorial appointments by a simple majority. The commission also urged further study on terms for auditor general and state treasurer and whether to keep the attorney general as an appointive office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Commonwealth
David Ts. Lawrence
Stewmn
Tern
Thype
State Pardons Board
Commonwealth Aid
Specife
Senate
Community Club hosts 8 turkey dinner for Clymer faculty
The Community Club held an 8 turkey dinner for 195 Clymer Central School faculty and club members during Education Week. President Fred Bayless named a nominating committee for next year’s officers, with Philip McCray, R A Thompson Sr, and Norman Te Croney. Wes Miller of Jamestown spoke on education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer News
Clymer Central School
Fred Bayless
Philip McCray
R. A. Thompson Sr
Norman Te Croney
Jamestown
Wesley Miller
Marinus Suwyn
Joan of
Jennie Neckers
Lyle Compton
Mareia
Chris Christenson
Corry
Marci
Judith Compton
Hiram
Ohio
Roger Westley
Dawn
Richard ‘Ten Haken
Carthage
Wilbur VanEarden
Robert VanEarden
Holland
Michigan
Burl Byerly
Wilcox
Clymer
Minnie Querreveld
Fardink
Ted Voorhees
Pittssburgh
Sarah Gifford
Elizaveth Gifford
Fifteen Boys Pass National Rifle Tests in City Program
Fifteen youths from Spring Creek Spotiamen’s City earned Junior Rifleman recognition after completing a National Rifle Association examination at the area. Three scored perfect 100s: William Willis of Spar tansburg Die Mitchell of Corry RD 2 and Turry Tobnson of Spring Clerk Ray Griswold Columbus posted 95s, while Eugene Bwoot Ir and Marion Duguith both from Columbus finished in the 90s. Others scored in the 80s. supervision was by Jaquith dr Howard Jobinson Gkiek Ther and Tum Hele ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteen
Spring Creek
Spotiamen
Savko
Columibus
Doup Mitchell
Corry
Enty Daniels
Columbus
Cheeree Contello
B. Columbay
Chit Damon
Wy Cavey
Envy Jaquith
Howard Jobinson
Gkiek Ther
Tum Heleton
Birth of a Daughter in Wattsburg and Community Notes
A daughter was born yesterday morning at County Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Mario D Brave at Wattsburg. Pasadena police reported theft of a grandstand rose parade piece and noted the stand had not yet been assembled. WCTU members met at Abbe Reformed Church with 25 attending and discussed dues and a ten dollar donation to Voice of Temperance. Quilts were sent to missionaries Rev and Mrs Robert Swarts in Sudan, with five quilts from the home department, and Afghan work continued with a hosted lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario D. Brave Af
Pasadena
Cylif
Ensien
Nettie Louters
Leny Hoffman
Helen Jury
Corn Ruslink
Creasmer
Bernice Bikerink
Robert Swarts
Sudan
Africa
Lving
Connecticut
Home Department
Swarts
WCTU
Abbe Reformed Church
Edward Ftussink
Society
Voice of Temperance
Sam Morris
NBC
Olis Fardink
Leslie Fardinke
Fewer But More Colorful Papers Seen In Future
Sam Ragan of Raleigh, N C, warned at The Press Managing Editors Association meeting of 1965 that newspapers will shrink in number but grow larger and more colorful. He urged maintaining function beyond reporting, cautioning against overbearing big business influence and rising costs. New leadership and future convention sites were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchlick
Ind
North Carolina
Aasn
Sam Ragan
Raleigh
N. C
Ragan
Raleigh News and Observer
Apme Treiirer
Hia
Rawat
Association
Michael J. Ogden
Providence Journal Bulletin
Coleman A. Harwell
Nashville Tennesseea
Miami
Seattle
Williamsburg
Minneapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corryite
WCA
Leslie Dodd
R. D
Roy Swart
Pennsylvania Holstery Association
Meadville
Rita Downey
Carnegie, Pa
George Downey
Pleasant Street
Colette McClintock
West
Congress Street
New York City
Elmer Ortner
East South Street
New York
Philadelphia
Board of Lutherans Theological Seminar
Lawrence Anderson
East Main Street
Bittsburgh—McAnderson
Legislative Committee For Credit Unions
Penmsylvania
Cdofa
Julia Zeples
Mary Hazel
Agra
Cmiel
Albert Wolus
Helen Rhynard
Nettle Kowich
Robert Wolus
HG. Cragg
United Fund
Elnora Daniel
Margaret
Girl Scouts of
St. Edward's School
Kinkamp
Warren
Willis Btroup
KR. D. 1
Charles Way
Clade Hoffman
Richard Stop
Alfred Miles
John Payne
Betty Baccus
Geor Prive
Pittsfield
Pranklin
Warwn
Cory
Gilson’s
Columbus “Y
General Electric
Flye Rexall Drugs
N. Center St
Ira
Renee
E. Crosby Bush
E. Main Bt
Legion Auxiliary
Albro Sauerkraut
Aero
Tae Avs
National Guild
Lawrence
Eries
Ituroth Tentimien
Napersville
Joanne Ten Hiken
North Central College
Engle
Findley Lake
Wen
Carol Engle
Ter Haken
Lasses’ Mission and Aid Society
Thurch
Emma Heslink
Nell Heslink
Hazel VanEnrden
Pearl TeWin- Kile
Sarah Schrnes
Louise Hogenboom
Jamies Briggs
Hogenboom
Schries
Hazel TeWinkle
Gertrude Damcott
Beaver
Club
FORD
BPOE
Odds and Ends
Mattress Sale
Corry Savings
Canvan
Frontlin
Corry, Ya
Genarcus Ence
Carey
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!