Beardsley Reed wedding at Fir Presbyterian Church
Miss Sandra Lee Beardsley and Ronald Dale Reed wed on a Saturday afternoon at Fir Presbyterian Church in a double ring ceremony. Attendants wore royal blue gowns. reception followed with family and friends attending. After a honeymoon, the couple will settle in Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Lee Beardsley
George Beardsley
West Bond Street
Ronald Dale Reed
Norvel Reed Sr
Sherman
Fir Presbyterian Church
Paul F. Bauer
Len Hansen
Marks Corners
Harold Flowers
Roger Seblink
Clymer Sanehe
Diane Beardsley
Roger Selfridge
Barbara Gibas
Janie Hammond
Patty Jones
Norvel Reed Jr
Broom
Robert Selftrape
Sandra Beardsley
Ronald Reed
First Presbyterian Church
Hospital Auxiliary Hosts Card Party Tonight in Corry
The Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary unveils a party and style show with refreshments led by Mrs Vennis Follett at the Corry Moose Home. A full afternoon crew includes Mrs Belz, Mrs Buesink, Mrs Millswom, and others, with a prize per table and ticket duties assigned to Mrs Needham and Mrs Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Moose Home
Vennis Follett
Corry Aemorial Hospital
Robert Belz
Clifford Buesink
C. A Millswom
Carl Gustafson
Prod Kner
T. 8. Kelsey
L. O. Nichols
Louis Forndora
Tua Austin
J. E. Johnson
Robert Bracken
Olin Bracken Jr
Louis Morrow
George Sample
J. R. Schneider
Rasselas Brown
James Mctnes
S Sawchyn
Hazel Duffy
Area Couple Feted On Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Karpn Bailey of R D 3 honored the latter s parents Mr and Mrs T J Pullom of R D 3 with an anniversary party yesterday afternoon at the former s home It was the 3rd anniversary with about 24 family members and one guest present A buffet lunch followed a cake adorned with green tapers Guests included Patricia Kinney Mrs Charles Warriner and Mrs William Hammond along with the Corry Jamestown office staff The groom is a 1956 Sherman Central Pugh School graduate and works with his father in Reed Sales Stable in Shermanai
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Has‘brouck
Seoom
Jeffery Davis
Iast
Orother
Richard Craker
Patricia Kinneying
Evel Fects
Kwith
Donna
Pomiree
Mary Ann Bessel
Patricia Keppel
Phyllis Jansen
Joni Stroup
Becky Jr. Beardsley
Chertil Reed Chirleen Sprovers
Judy Jones
Reed
Weir Hanesinger
Tettle
Sherman
Weir
Corry
Karpn Bailey
R. D
T. J. Pullom
Comy
Jamestown Mig. Corp
Sherman Central Pugh School
Reed Sales
Shermnait
Patricia Kinney
Charles Warriner
William Hammond
Robert Selfridge
Corry-Jamestown
Annual Ten Honors Sisters Of Mercy Tea Held
About 150 attendees at St Edward's auditorium for the Annual Ten Honors Sisters of Mercy tea. Event ran 2 to 5 pm open house with St Thomas and St Elizabeth church members, friends, and school parents. chaired by Mrs. John Blatt with a long committee and floral centerpieces from Jackson's Floral Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Mercy
St. Edward's
St. Thomas
St. Elizabeth
Friends of the Sisters
John Blatt
Alfred Morrison
Leo Rhynard
William Swan
Paul Suchar
Mary Higgins
Walter Deutschlander
Anne Shields
Mary Ellen McGovern
Iohn Horhick
Leo Hooks
Robert Gleason
James Allyn
Adeline Ross
Janet Muckinhaupt
L. E. Graham
George Wurm
J. Needham
Ann Baressi
Stanley Malek
Festival At Conelway Termed Huge Success
Over 500 attended the Fall Festival at Conelway School on Saturday. Prizes were awarded to recipients including Nonna Hopkins for a cocker spaniel puppy donated by Wayne Valley Kennels, Mrs. Bernard Graham for a donated blanket, Mrs. Joseph Sandrens for a lamp from All-Way Electric, Mrs. Rupert Morris for a paint brush from Sherwin Williams, and Mrs. J. D. Hinkle and Mrs. Rich ar Hostetler for flowers from Mowrey's Greenhouse. The committee thanked the public and announced this was the first in a festival series at Conelway School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conelway
Wayne Valley Kennels
Nonna Hopkins
Mo= Cray brothers
Bernard Graham
All- Way Electric
Joseph Sandrens
Sherwin Williams
Rupert Morris
Mowrey's Greenhouse
J. D. Hinkle
Richar Hostetler
Conelway School
Farewell Party Held for Miss Mary Jane Leone
Gloria Eaton and Miss Jane Faryer entertained at a surprise farewell party Friday at the Leone residence on Mead Avenue. Miss Leone and family plan to move to Cincinnati Ohio during the Thanksgiving holiday. About 15 guests attended with dancing visiting and games. Prizes were awarded in contests and gifts were presented to the honoree. Refreshments of cake soft drinks and ice cream were served.
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Wass
Gloria Eaton
Jane Faryer
Mary Jane Leone
Mead Avenue
Cincinnati
Ohio
Veterans Day Dinner Honored 120 At Clymer Legion
Veterans and families attended the American Legion Hall dinner in Clymer. Commander Philip McCray led the event with assistance from Mrs. Wilbur Renskers and Mrs. Albert Keavis. Richard Ingraham provided piano music. County Commander Fred Hitchcock and County Chaplain Clyde Johnson spoke. Gilbert J. Ton recounted the legion building’s debt history. Mortgage burning was led by Ernest Caflisch and Wilton Dewink. The guest preacher was Dr. Albert Marriott of Meadville. Out of town guests included Dr. and Mrs. Marriott, Mr. and Mrs. Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. Vruink, Mr. and Mrs. Spitzer, Van Spitzer, and Clyde Johnson.
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W'ho
Clymer
American Legion
Philip McCray
Wis
Wilbur Renskers
Albert Keavis
Richard Ingraham
Fred Hitchcock
Jamestown
Clyde Johnson
Dunnkirk
Gilbert J. Ton
Legion
IMS
Ernest Caflisch
Wilton Dewink
Albert Marriot
Meadville
Clymer Methodist Church
Elmer Armos
Marriot
Wilmer Hodges
Lakewood
Clarence Vruink
Niobe
Dart Spitzer and
Van
Sherman
Dunkirk
Mrs Edith Drake Celebrated At First Birthday Party
Edith Drake aged 81 was honored at her first birthday party held yesterday at the home of Mrs James Shaver on Euclid Street Prospect. About 15 friends attended amid visiting and gifts. Guests enjoyed birthday cake ice cream rolls salad and coffee served by Mrs Bronley Malek.
Burdick and Bailey Families Welcome Newborns
A daughter was born early yesterday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald F Burdick of 996 East South Street. A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Walter E Burrows of Elgin. A son named John Randall was born Thursday at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital to Mr and Mrs Norman Bailey of Philadelphia and Mr and Mrs Glenn Bailey of Rural Route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Ronald F. Burdick
East South Street
Walter E. Burrows
Elgin
John Randall
University of Pennsylvania Hospital
Norman Bailey
Philadelphia
Glenn Bailey
Corry Couple Honored At 25th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James Shaver of Euclid Street were honored Saturday evening by their three children James Jr Connie and Barbara on their 25th wedding anniversary. About 75 guests attended from 2 to 10 pm with visiting and gifts. Room decor featured pink white and silver with a central mum carnation and rose arrangement. Assisting was Mrs C Kinney. A three tier wedding cake and refreshments were served.
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Arthur Crowett
Dennis
West Smith Street
Nancy Oil
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Walter Wolfe
Denison University
Granville
T Wo Universites
Nancy Davis
Mary Ann Mahoney
Connegutville
Edinboro State Teachers College
Eugene Davis
East Washington Street
Diryl Heastey
Slippery Fock
Carlton Curtis
Columbus
Corry
James Shaver
Euclid Street
James Jr
Connie Wid
Barbara
C. ©. Kinney
Surprise Party Fetes Mr and Mrs Sorenson
A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Douglas Sorenson at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Coons in Pillsfield Saturday evening. Attendees included friends and relatives. The couple, married October 24 in Philadelphia, where Mr Sorenson is studying, were presented with many gifts. A buffet luncheon followed with salad Benny rolls relish wedding cake and coffee. The Sorensons plan to make their home in Philadelphia soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Sorenson
Robert Coons
Pillsfield
Philadelphia
Sorenson
Benny
Bridge Club Meets With Mrs T S Kelsey
The Bridge Club met with Mrs. T S Kelsey of Random Road Thursday evening with two trees in play. Prizes were received by Mrs. Bruce Ellsworth, Myra, Raymond Sandburg and the special prize awarded to Mrs. Robert Tunnell. The hostess served a salad course. Next meeting will be with Mrs J Fred Kinley December 8. This will be the Christmas party. Grandparents mentioned are Mr and Mrs Howard Clubbwte of R D 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
T. S. Kelsey
T.S. Kelsey
Random Road
Bruce Ellsworth
Myra
Raymond Sandburg
Robert ‘Tunnell
J. Fred Kinley
Arien blasts today’s stars as sloppy moviemaking
Hollywood critic Richard Arien, recalling Paramount’s collegiate days with Clara Bow and Gary Cooper, says current stars are a mess. He argues top actors should present themselves like professionals, not in jeans and untidy hair, and warns this trend could price films out of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Richard Arien
Paramount
Clara Bow
Gary Cooper
Jack Oakie
Ike
FBI Nabs Brockway Bank Robber
David Morman Jr, 32, of Pittsburgh, arrested on charges for holding up Citizens National Bank of Brockway for 35 dollars. He was seized Saturday night in a Pittsburgh tavern after admitting the Friday theft. A teller was robbed with a note and a gun indicated, and the robber fled in an auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
David Morman Jr
Hollywood Stars Face Price Demands and Reality Checks
Hollywood producer Arlen criticizes star salary demands citing 750000 as ridiculous while recalling Paramount's sacrifice during near bankruptcy. He notes younger actors mimic dramatic method training and jokes about actors acting as rocks. Dick says he will keep acting, may take another football film if time allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hilly
Hke Trene Dunne
Joan Crawford
New York Dramatic Schools
Arlen
Paramount
San Fernando Valley
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Sawyery
Fresh Dressed
Fresh Killed
Turkeys
Campbells Vegetable Soup
East Main Street
Leone
Edith Drake
Mrs. Sorenson
Mrs. Howard Clubbwte
Savings Cloan
Guy
Eades Canise
Street
Macshore Classics
FBI
Brockway
Bob Thomas
R. Dale Webster
Center St
Crandall Agency Int
Edinboro Union City Wee
Frigidaire
Roberts Furniture & Appliance
Europe
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