Miss Joan Patterson Weds Frank Brigham in Rectory Ceremony
Miss Joan Patterson married Frank Brigham at 1 o clock Thanksgiving Eve in St. Thomas Church rectory. The double ring ceremony featured Rev. Piers Graves, with immediate family present and reception at the bride’s home. The couple will live at 1044 Wealdgate Street in Brig after a honeymoon trip.
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Joan Patterson
St. Thomas’ Church
Christmas Charity Ball Plans Revealed at Corry Hospital
Plans for the annual Christmas Charity Ball announced by the LadiesAuxiliary of Corry Hospital include a December 2 event at the Junior High School gymnasium. George Weber and his seven piece orchestra will play from evening until 1 o'clock with novelty dances and a prize waltz. Proceeds benefit the new Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corry Hospital
George Weber
Grid Vocalis
Erie
Wayne Skinner
Howard Ross
Roger McCray
A. Hillstrom
J. Fred Kinley
Lawrence Nichols
Eileen Graham
Vennis Follett
Agricultural Extension Meeting At Erie December 7
A county group plans a December 7 gathering at the Boston Store in Erie from 10 30 a m to 1 m featuring farm and home slide shows. Elections, finances and other business precede noon. a 12 15 chicken dinner follows with reservations due by November 30. After dinner a panel will discuss land drainage dairy room remodeling Brucellosis and related topics. Senator J R Ziesenheim will speak at 2 p m on German Agriculture As I Saw It in 1950.
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Erie
Boston
Erie County
DHTA
J. R. Ziesenheim
Bridge Club Meets at Spring Creek Home
Mrs. L. B. Donaldson hosted her bridge club on Tuesday at Spring Creek. The tareel supper party followed by awarding prizes to Mrs. Hamy L. John Son Mrs. George Warner and Miss Esther Brundage. Mrs. Warner is moving to Port Allegany next week to make a new home. Mrs. Frank Kafferlin will entertain the club for the December meeting.
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Card Club
Spring Creek
L. B. Donaldson
Bridge Club
Hamy L. John+ Son
George Warner
Esther Brundage
Warner
Port, Allegany
Frank Kafferlin
Holiday Birthday Party At John Ohm Home
A holiday dinner party was held yesterday at the home of Mr and Mrs John Ohm to honor four family birthdays and anniversaries from the current week. Guests included Drew Phillips grandson of the Ohms, Mrs Robert Bailey and Miss Mary Shin daughters, and Denzel Phillips Chete son in law.
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John Ohm
Drew Phillips
Aid
Kindergarten Class Party at First Methodist Church
The kindergarten group hosted parents with a Thanksgiving party in their classroom at the First Methodist Church. Children wore pumpkin costumes and performed a skit guided by teacher Mrs. Kurt Leeds. Refreshments included cookies fruit chocolate milk and nuts. Classes resume Monday after Thanksgiving.
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First Methodist Church
Kurt Leeds
Corry Hospital Births Report Two Daughters
A daughter was born Thursday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Wayne Hopkins RD 5 at Corry Hospital. Earlier this morning a daughter arrived at the local hospital to Mr and Mrs Ralph Swart RD 2.
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Wayne Hopkins
R. D
the Corry Hospital
Ralph Swart
Miss Matilda Kamber Honored At Bridge Party
Miss Matilda Kamber of Harris- Shire was honored at a bridge party hosted by her sister Mrs Jack Stahl at West Pleasant street. Two tables of contract were played with awards to Mrs Mary Jourdet Mrs Norman Mata and Mrs Syland Harvey. The guest was presented a gift from her sister who served a dessert course. Paraguay has mo sea coust.
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Matilda Kamber
Harris- Shire
Jack Stahl
West Pleasant Street
Mary Jourdet
Norman Mata
Syland Harvey
Daughters of Mr and Mrs Sullivan Wed in Nuptial Mass
A double wedding at St Thomas the Apostle yesterday morning united Miss Mary Ann Sullivan and Miss Mary Geraldine Sullivan with Messrs. Kenneth Kluge and Victor Cragg in a high Mass ceremony. The brides wore champagne satin gowns with lace, and bouquets of white carnations. Guests from multiple towns attended. a reception followed at St Edward's Hall with 60 guests. Both brides are St. Egwald's School and Academy graduates. Cragg and Kluge hold local positions and will reside in North Tonawanda and Buffalo respectively.
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Mary Brigham
Caarnde Street
Edward Brigham
Merle Ottaway
West Fredericketree
Mes
J. Patterson
Presidin
Dorothy Patterson
Paul Dyne
M Howard
Brigham
Wealdtat Street
Brig
Down
University of Buffalo
Mullard Fillmore School of Nursing
Coxry Hospital
Erie Day School
Slippery Rock College
Gannon College
U.S. Marine Corps
Erie
Pi~qua
Ohio
Hamburg
Buffalo
G. E. Bennett
Meadville
Edgar Deissler
J. J. Maher
New York City
W. E. Gibson
St. Cloud
Florida
Rose White
Jamestown
Tate
George Thompson Land
Sally
Eleanor Scholton
West Pleasant Street
Schollin
George Beduze
Harriet Myers
Natciy
J. Ingine
Mead Avenue
Newark
New York
John Foley
Conneaut
North Senter Street
Frank Say
Walter Hindman
Gore
Mary Ann Sullivan
Kenneth Klige
Mary Geraldine Sullivan
Victor Cragg
Gerald Whiteley
East South Street
Thomas Bett
Jane Whiteley
George Blisworth
Gladys
Marton Street
W. Bruce Ellsworth
Lakewood
Edwin Fardink
Tavin Downs
Keittanning
Donald Sears
Raymond Sears
L. B. Sears
Ruth Beck
Mary Mead
Washington, D. C
Robert Lupton
Albuquerque
New Mexico
James Mead. Sr
Wayne Street
Church of St
James Wharton
Ciugh Orfartist
John Mae Sullivan
Eliot Smith Street
Kluge
Paul Kluge
North Tonawanda
Cragg
East Pleasant Street
Sally Sullivan
Mary Gertude Hannan
Giessve
Jack Findley
Roberts Sullivan
Vibe
VFW
Amy Jackson
A. J. Rouch
Mervyn Nast
Dotin Wooney
Ray Ray
Mise
Baresal
Jamies Sullivan
Jamies Allyal Buller
Wwe
St. Egwalil’s
Seliogs
Mary
Ann
Academy of Costmotalvey
Smith Beauty Studio
Mary Geraldine
Pesmneylvenia Telephone Cunyiny
Carry High School
Slippery Rock Teacher’s College
Grage
Ais
My Kluge
Noth Tonawanda High
Buffalo Bolt Company
West Park Place
Cleveland
Wesleyville
Tonawanda
Kenmore
Lockport
Allied Forces Open All-Out Offensive Across Korea
A military communique details allied forces advancing west of the 38th parallel with multiple divisions from the US and RO K making gains near Sinuiju and Taechon. Command declares the operation aims to end the war, restore peace, and enable UN force withdrawal and Korea’s sovereign equality.
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ROK
Wihat
Takahon
MineArthur
Korea
United Nations
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