Wedding of Miss Joan Roach to Raymond Mulvin
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 Miss Joan Francine Roach daughter of Mr and Mrs Baward J Roach of 415 East Main street married Raymond L Mulvin son of Rev and Mrs George Mulvin of R D 3 The single ring ceremony was at St Thomas Church rectory Rev Francis J Graves officiating Walter Mulvin sang I Love You Truly and Mrs Lynn SM accompanied at the piano The couple planned a weeklong honeymoon in Philadelphia and Washington DC then will reside on Station Road Westervile
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aroon
Joan Francine Roach
Baward J. Roach
East Main Street
Raymond L. Mulvin
George Mulvin
R. D
St Thomas’ Church
Francis J. Graves
Walter Mulvin
Lynn SM
Sara Jane Roach
Erie
Fred Tonty
Mulvin
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Station Road
Westeyvile
Corry Senior
Erie Commercial College
General Electric Athletic Association
Sharpsville High School
Army Air Corps
Erie County Milk. Association
James M. Harper
East Bond Street
Pittsburgh
George Imhoff
RD. 2
Clymer
Irvine
Kentuck
Imhoff
James Mienke
Werleyville
Mildred Roberts
Doris Guerney
Warren Spicer
Brookville
Esther Spicer
North Center Street
Jane Butters
Holland Morgan
Slippery Rock State ‘Teachers College
Slippery Rock
Caroline Echynski
West Main Street
Ohn Dearing
Franklin
J. R. Dearing
West’ Washington
Alice Bonnes
Buffalo
Charles Rauscher Lnet
Joseph
West Pleasant Ishrael
Charles L. Obert
Milo
Janet
Spartansburg
B. A. Satter‘lee
Ohio Street
Barbara Bettes
Lock Haven State Teachers College
Lock Haven
B. F. Betes
East Frederick Street
Russell M. Sherman
Hast
Congress Street
Cleveland
Lawrence Thomas
Frank Wise
Chevrolet Service Managers
Lawrence
Walter Windah
West Smith Street
Pitesburg
Norma Jean May
Spencer Hospital School of Nursing
Mendville
Dorothy May
Mrs. Oscar A. Johnson Honored By Methodist Church Unit
Teachers and officers of the Pri mary and Beginners Department of the Methodist Church Sunday School honored Mrs. Oscar A. Johnson a former department superintendent at a Friday evening gathering. The event at the East Smith street home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meerdink drew ten attendees with a tureen dinner. Mrs. Johnson received a gift for long service. a church Christmas party for the children is planned December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Johnson
The
Methodist Church
East Smith Street
Paul Meerdink
Johnson
William Chris 8 Honored On Birthday
William Chris eight years old celebrated with a party at home on East Main Street from 1 30 to 4 00 PM hosted by Mrs Harry Chris. Twelve children attended with prizes won by Joseph Taggart Wayne Smith and Miss Anne Chris. Favors were rosebud baskets with candy and miniature cameras. Refreshments included cake ice cream and soda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Gans
Harry Chris
East Main Street
Joseph Taggart
Wayne Smith
Anne Chris
William
Chris
Sleepless Nights Linked to Kidney Fatigue Ad Warns
An advertisement warns of sleepless nights caused by kidney fatigue and urges immediate action with Thompson's Borsoma Tablets. It claims the product cleanses poisons from the body, helps reduce night awakenings, and promises quicker relief, price listed as 60 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Corry Grange No. 55 Meets for Regular Evening
Twenty two members of Corry Grange No. 55 gathered at the LOC Hall Saturday for the regular meeting. Master Ray Swart presided in the win, a Thanksgiving program with readings, stints and group singing followed. Mrs Henry Bull and her committee served sandwiches and coffee. Officers elected in September will be installed December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange No
LOC
Hall
Ray Swart
Faugin
Henry Bull
Buiytins
Family Party Celebrates Anniversaries and Birthdays Here
A dinner party at 333 West Washington hosted by Mrs. Ethel Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loyd honored 25 relatives and three friends. Couples marked anniversaries including J J Fullom and Clab Fenuro with their spouses, and November birthdays were celebrated alongside ham dinners and music. Guests included Mrs. Jean Ohm, Mrs. Maude Darrow, Mildred Swan, and John Kent of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Spencer
Jack Loyd
West Washington Street
J. J. Fullom
Clab Fen Uo
Arthur [McChesney
Bild
Babies Born to Local Families in Weekend Bureaus
A son born early Saturday at Cory Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ralph Davis of Spartanshure. A daughter born Saturday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Clyde Goodwill of 423 Second Avenue at Gorry Hospital. A daughter born yesterday morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Thomas of Dy Spartansturg at Cory Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cory Hospital
Ralph Davis
R. D . Spartanshure
Clyde Goodwill
Second Avenue
Gorry Hospital
Charles
Thomas of
Dy, Spartansturg
Corry Hospital
Sadie Hawkins Dance at Elks Club Draws 100 Plus Attendees
The Elks Home hosted the Sadie Hawkins Dance with over a hundred couples enjoying a themed evening. Attendees wore costumes inspired by Li'l Abner characters while Marey Summers and his Warren orchestra provided music. Prizes went to Dorothy Kimmey Daisy Mae and Leslie Bullard Mammy Yokum, with Hairless Joe and Marrying Sam won by J. W. Moore and William Hammond. John Yurngert addressed the crowd, a past exalted ruler and Elks official. December 1st is set for the next event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mty
Elks
al Cupp
Lul Abner
Maery Summers
Warren
John Yurngert
Reynoldsville
BF Lodge No
North District of Elks
Reynoldsvilie
Dorothy Kimmey
Daisy Mae
Leslie Bullard
Mammy Yokm
J. W. Moore
Joe
William Hammond
Sam
Philip Zalaneck
M.H. van Dresar
Eugene Sethian
Alfred Morrison
District Nurses Meeting Draws Local Women in P A
Mrs R M Sherman and Mrs Peter Hansen joined District No T of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association at Franklin City Hospital. A 10 a m board and advisory council session opened, followed by luncheon at the Business Women's Club. Delegate Mrs Hansen reported on the Reading convention. Officers elected: Lydia White Oil City president Velma Glass vice president George Kresinska second vice president Ethel Hyde secretary Adelaide Perry Erie treasurer and Sherman Bronson Narcisse on the board. The meeting concluded with a follow up event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Sherman
Peter Hansen
Pennsylvania State Nurses Association
Franklin City Hospital
Lydia White
Oil City
Velma Glass
Oi City
George Kresinska
Ethel Hyde
Sharon
Adelaide Perry
Erie
Sherman
Margaret Bronson
M. Narcisse
Brie
Miss Velma West and Harry Ottaway Engaged
Miss Velma Irene West, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs B C West of 124 Lemon Street, is engaged to Barry Earl Ottaway, son of Mr and Mrs Earl Ottaway of Ripley, N Y. The couple has not set a wedding date. Velma is a Gary Senior High School graduate class of 1998, while Barry Ottaway, a Ripley High School 1945 graduate, is a Sophomore at Alfred University in Altree, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma West
Harry Ottaway
B.C. West
Lemon Street
Velma Irene
Barry Earl Ottaway
Earl Ottaway
Ripley
Miss West
Gary Senior High School
Mr. Ottaway
Ripley High School
Alfred University
Altree
Boy Scout Troop 161 Weekend Campers
Seven members of Boy Scout Troop 161 with scoutmaster Don ald Bachofner camped at the Bachofner farm on R D 1. Sponsored by the Holy Name Society, the group left Cory af Ra Saturday morning and returned Sunday afternoon. They pitched tents and enjoyed cookouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Doy Scouch
Donald Bachofner
Bachofner
R.D. 1
Holy Name Society
Cory Af Ra
Niki
Dearest 0.3 Cub Pow Wow at Methodist Church
Washington Trail Council of the Boy Scouts of America held a Cub Pow Wow Saturday at the Methodist Church basement. Leaders came from Edinboro Waterford Wattsboro North East Union City Summit Harborcreek Corry with about fifty attendees including den mothers and committee members. Activities included cub games, ceremonies instruction, pack administration and handcraft. A blue and gold banquet followed at 8:30 with Everett Phillips as chairman and Rev. James McIntosh delivering the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Trail Council
Boy Scouts of América
Methodist Church
Edinboro
Waterford
Wattsboro
North East
Union City
Summit
Harborcreek
Corry
Everett Phillips
James McIntosh
Richard Hurlbut
William Johnson
Paul Crowell
den No. 1
Gerald Staples Roert Fleming
Alfred VanDresar
Tvan Downey
den No. 2
Hurlbut
Charles Case
Harry 8. Bowman
Herbert Ey
Erie County
Grawford County
Glenn Beck
Erie
Elaine Sisco
Birthday Party Honors Howard Clabbate At Tutler Home
A Friday evening party at the Tutler home on R D 1 honored Howard Clabbate. Hosts Mrs Perry McCray and Mrs Nell Gates presided as guests, awards were given for games, and Bruce McCray received a door prize. Out of town guests included Bruce McCray of Clymer and Mrs Street of Arlington Va. Decorations featured pink and bite with yellow tapers and multicolored balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Clabbate
Howard Clabbale
Perry McCray
Nell Gates
Tutler
Norman Swart
Swart
Zern-Aikens
Bruce McCray
Roy Swart
Gerald Lindsey
Robert Street
Clymer
Street
Arlington, Vu
My. Clabbate
December Bazaar Announced by Corry City Eastern Star
The Corry City Chapter No. 17 Order of the Eastern Star invites the public to a bazaar on December 2 at the Masonic rooms above G. C. Murphy. Hours are 9 am to 9 pm. Mrs. Howard Ross and Mrs. Robert Fleming chair the event with chairmen named for decorations, baked goods, fancy work, and fish pond. African violets will be for sale and donations of fancy work are requested by December 1 for pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Actember
Corry City
Order of the Eastern Stes
Masonic Rooms
G. C. Murphy Company
Howard Ross
Robert Fleming
Cochairman
C. EK. McLean
Reade Langhurst
Andrew Guskes
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Bruce Smith
Wilbur Rickers
T. 5. Kelsey
Gladys Ellsworth
Stanley Curl
Curl
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Tunnell’s
Mulvin-Roach
William Chris
Frank
Washington
Sadie Hawkins
Elks’ Club
Boy Scout
Sea's
Widmann & Teah
Lindsley Drag
Orugelst
Helen
Lingerley Aarp Rae
Cane Chapin
Bazaar
Diamond
California
Fane
Lake Shore
Marvin
Hetty Fair
Maryland
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Marsh Seediess
Seabrook Farms
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