Couple Weds In Double Ring Ceremony At Local Church
Miss Coletta Ann Schramling and Keith Rodney Britt united in marriage last evening at Evauigel ial United Brethren Church at 8 oclock. Rev H Ray Harris officiated as attendants included Miss Juli Smith of Elin and Robert Dale of Youngeville. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with tiered cake and white chrysanthemums. Family and friends from Busti Jamestown Troy Yormey Wise and Columbus attended. The couple will reside at 220 East Frederick Street after a trip to Buffalo. The bride, a Corry Senior High School graduate, is employed with Corry Jamestown Mfg. Corp. The groom, a Youngsville High School graduate, works for Bell Telephone in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coletta Schramling
Evauigelieal United Brethren Church
Unite Ing
Misa Coletta Ann Schramling
Melvin D. Schramling
Ayne Street
Keith Rodney Britt
Monroe ‘Lindell
Davis Street
Youngsville
H. Ray Harris
Martigo
Juli Smith
Elin
Robert Dale
Youngeville
Mr. Britt
Bruno Spitman
Marye Helen Curtis
Rose Larsett
Mary Jane Catullo
Albert Mander
William Britt
Busti
Richard Day
Jamestown
Troy
Yormey- Wise
Columbus
Buffalo
East Frederick Street
Corry Senior High School
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Groom
Youngsville High School
Bell Telephone Company
Warren
Corry Staff Nurses Plan Christmas Party
The Corry Staff Nurses Association at Corry Memorial Hospital arranged a Christmas party meeting led by chairman Miss Patricia Ohm. The event is scheduled for December 1 at Hotel Corry with all registered nurses in the city invited. further details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Miss Nancy Earle Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
Miss Nancy Earle daughter of Mr and Mrs Embert Earle 352 East Pleasant street was guest of honor at a surprise birthday dinner party last evening hosted by her mother Ten friends attended the spaghetti dinner with corsages and pirate bingo awarding prizes Miss Earle received many gifts from her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Earle
Embert Earle
East Pleasant Street
Birthday party at Kolstee home in North Clymer
Mrs Charles Kolstee hosted a birthday gathering at her North Clymer home for her husband and Paul King who recently celebrated birthdays. About 15 guests attended with jello sandwiches coffee and a decorated birthday cake as entertainment included visiting and watching television. Corry visitors Mr Newell Gates Mrs Forest Adams Bonnie and John Gates attended the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolstee
Charles Kolstee
North Clymer
Paul King
Corry
Newell Gates
Bonnie
John Gates
Forest Adams
Shower Honors Mrs Bemis at Hotel Hollow
Mrs Max Bemis and Mrs Andrew Jorgath hosted a Thursday shower at Hotel Hollow for Mrs Bemis’s sister-in-law. Games entertained guests before refreshments of sandwiches fruit salad cake cookies and coffee. Assistants included Mrs Helen Kissel Mrs John Stink Mrs Mary Gregor and Mrs Irene Gregor. A decorated alcove hosted a gift shower with well arranged gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bemis
Andrew Jorgath
Hotel Hollow
Spinlster
Bemis
Snyder Circle
Helen Kissel
John Stink
Mary Gregor
Mis
Irene Gregor
Stork Shower Honors Mrs Gilbert Willink in Aus
Yan Aus, formerly of this city, was guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Mrs Bennink and others at 21 East Pleasant Street. Guests enjoyed visiting and games with awards to Mrs Charles Riel of Panama and Mrs Willink. Refreshments included whipped jello, coffee and tea as gifts were presented to Mrs Willink by her friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
Sanwere Yan
Clymer
Tyan Bennink
Marshall Sherwood
Lloyd Lillie
Bennink
East Pleasant Street
Charles Riel
Panama
Willink
Lyceum Magic Show at Corry High School Auditorium
Olly a the Gunny leads a Lyceum magic show titled The Wander Show at Corry Senior High School auditorium Tuesday evening. The third in a series of Lyceum courses, the program features comedy magic and ventriloquism. Tickets are sold at the door starting at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olly
Gunny
Corry Senior High School
Concord Community Club Dinner Meeting
A roast pork dinner was served to 40 attendees of the Concord Community Club last evening. Mins. Webb McCray Miss Cora McCray and Mrs. Raymond Wiggers served the meal after which a program followed. Miss Shirley Hall read her poem on sail conservation, Mrs. Alton Peterson sang That Silver Haired Daddy of Mine and The Light of the World is Jesus. The next meeting will be the Christmas party on December 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Community Club
Webb McCray
Cora McCray
Raymond Wiggers
Shirley Hall
Alton Peterson
Jesus
Silver Links Bible Class Meeting Recap
Mr and Mrs Andrew Smith hosted the Silver Links Bible Class and Tour guests at Orth Center Street last evening. Mrs Stele Reagle led the meeting with prayer and readings on Thanks. Mrs Faye Johnson recited The Bicycle Era. Entertainment featured a Thanksgiving menu with prizes won by Mr Mary Beagle and Mr Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Smith
Orth Center Street
Stele Reagle
J. Hal Smith
Faye Johnson
Dan Culver
Cuttin Friendly Circle Met This Week
The Friendly Circle of the Guttis met Thursday evening with Mrs. Neil Thompson. The meeting opened with oral favorites and prayers led by Mrs. Myr Cherry. The president Mrs. Pred Bowes led a business session and plans for Christmas gifts and social activities were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Thompint
Maesling
Sims
Myr Cherry
Luke
Gavin
Pan
Van
Pred Bowes
Wallace
Bowes
Christisa Fay
Sibley Weightway
Frank Hulett
Gordon Stimpoe
Mas. Welhire
Thompson
Aves
Carl Basle
van Gorkam
Mrs Joseph Henline Honored By Club In Esse Street Home
The Neighborhood Club hosted a Thursday gathering at Esse Street home of Mrs Lyle Stirrup to honor Mrs Joseph Henline with a birthday gift and a seated stage performance. Attendees enjoyed a mixed menu and group activities as prizes and guest arrangements were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Henline
Lyle Stirrup
Esse Street
Atta
Hyenelani
Mizefie Akum
Dance at Elks Club This Evening
Dance at the Elks Club tonight featuring Leroy Johnson and his orchestra playing music for dancing. Old Timers Night noted with a social gathering and admission details.
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Elks Club
Smanearmle
Wiscvenine
Leroy Johnson
Ihom Warren
Pune
Mt Ofawn
College Women's Club Meeting Proposed for Monday Night
A meeting of the College Women's Club is planned for Monday evening at the VEW Post home near Garden Row. Mrs. D. Avnnwur Hillstrom hosts, with attendees including Mrs. S.J. Te yine, Mrs. Martin. Keppel, Miss Helen deligeot, Mrs. A Bruce Srila, Mrs. Esther Jones and Mrs. J. H. Hervjein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Elmer Oplace
Bt Mill
Lutheran Chiro
Hiel
Yale
Chuisiymis
Thane
D. Avnnwur Hillstrom
Havin
Min
S.J. Teyine
Martin. Keppel
Helen Deligeot
A Bruce Srila
Esther Jones
J. H. Hervjein
Sunday School Class Meeting At Wells Home
A Sunday school class met at the Wells home on December 19 with Mrs. W. B. Stowt serving refreshments. Attendees included Jam Welly and Goutil street residents who discussed Christian Paint and noted the gathering before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Fiat Methodist Chiro
Jam Welly
Goutil Street
W. B
Stag Party Event Noted With Local Attendees
A stag party for Philip Whitehead and friends was held this afternoon with guests including Mes. Tron Robinasong and Robert Curtis Wis Bart. Participants, such as Mosher and Wilkie, traveled from Lewhawn to attend drinks at the pub and later regrouped on Mr Whitehead and Mr Tunis streets for evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Whitehead Philly Whitehead
Tron Robinasong
Robert Curtis Wis
Bart
Wilere
Alee
Mosher
Ilelind Wilkie
Raymond Tinnier
Lewhawn
White Head
Tunis Street
North Clymer Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding
North Clymer. A coroner attended a golden wedding anniversary on Thursday for a North Clymer couple who marked 50 years of marriage. They reside in Clymer and have eleven descendants and four grandchildren. Inquiries listed family members including Leal Petitt of Buffalo, La vero Stevens of Panama, Frederick Gandhien of Suilersville, Md, and Robert Petith of North Clymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clymer
Ray Aba
Clymer
Ye Clymer
Reig
Chawnauqust
Mins
Leal Petitt
Bittalo
Lavero Stevens
Panama
Frederick Gandhien
Suilersville
Haculd
Robert Petith
Hospitality Club Social Meeting Planned at VFW Post
A hospitality club gathering is set for Tuesday afternoon in the Chordels Room at the VFW Post home. The hostess committee includes Mrs. Don Williams Mrs. GE Retler Mrs. Norris Hoo Vou Wid Mrs Raymond Bachorner, and 4H newcomers are invited to attend this session at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
Onyith
Chordels
VFW Post Home
Don Wiliams
Ge, Retler
Norris Hoo- Vou
Raymond Bachorner
Hi Neighbor Club Thanksgiving Meeting Observed
The Ml Neighbor Club held a Thanksgiving meeting on Thursday with Mrs. Herold Bentley as hostess. A tureen dinner served at 1 o clock to nine members and one guest, Mrs. Richard Klinger. Decorations matched the holiday and favors were chocolate drops topped with miniature bar keys. Games were enjoyed and awards won by Mrs. Vernor Humphrey. Miss Eloise Marsh and Mrs. Frank Bayle honored for birthdays, Vic Westens received quilt blocks. The next meeting will be the Christmas event on December 18 with Mrs. Frank Baglewa as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Neighbor Club
Ml Neighbor Club
Herold Bently
Richard Klinger
Vernor Humphrey
Ray Olinier
Eloise Marsh
Frank Bayle
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Blatt Bros. Theatres
REX Theatre
Tonite
Aci Jungle Jim
Gene Autry
Valley OF Fire
Denis
Georgia
Anise
Wiha
Leva
Jean Peters
Jeffrey Hunter
Walter Brennan
Lindsey School
Appro
Cardigans
Katherine
North Center Street
Armstrong
Carson
Meerdink's
Mewes
Carl Davis
Poland
Ohio
John Rogers
Rasgelus Brown
Pittsburet
Equitable Life Assirance Society
David Buell
Wiliams Street
Hyo
Ee Wine of the Peek
Emmieth Humitley
West Predevyrk Styyer
Gilbert Willink
Lyceum Magic Show
Topp
Corry’s Smart Women's Shop
Ene
Chapin
F.C. Chapin & Son
Helen
Firestone
Barney's Firestone Store
South Center Street
Lorran
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