Marriage of Mrs. Alice Gilson and Thomas Maloney Saturday
The marriage of Mrs. Alice Gilson of Columbus and Thomas Maloney of 310 Mott Street was solemnized Saturday morning at 1 o'clock in St. Thomas the Apostle Church rectory with Rev. Cyril Cooper officiating. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Goda of Erie. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wolcott of Schenectady. Mr. and Mrs. Al Erickson of Mayville. The new Mrs. Maloney wore a sapphire blue velvet sheath dress with matching pillbox hat. Mrs. Gods wore cerise. A luncheon followed at the bride’s home with lighted tapers and white flowers. Relatives from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maloney Jr. of Erie and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Wolcott of North East. The couple will honeymoon three weeks in Punta Gorda, Fla, then reside in Columbus.
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Thomas Maloney
Alice Gilson
Alice Gilsort
Columbus
Mott Street
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Cyril Cooper
John Goda
Erie
Maloney
Edward Wolcott
Schenectady
N. Y
al Erickson
Mayville
Wolcott
Erickson
Slater
Gil’ Son
Florida
Final Westminster Circle meeting closes year
The Westminster Circle of the Women s Association of the First Presbyterian Church held its final meeting of the year at Miss Helen Johnson s home. Devotional study led by Mrs. Lawrence McCray with help from several members covered Romans. Program topics included Churches for Changing Times and The Rim of East Asia. Fifteen members enjoyed a Mead Park picnic in June and a successful October rummage sale. Hostesses included Mrs. Cochran, Mrs. McCray, Mrs. Patterson, and others.
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Westminster Circle
Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian’ Church
Helen Johnson
Lawrence McCray
Alfred Morrison
Harold Patterson
Arthur Cochran
James Lewis
W. E. Graham
Florence Amy
Patterson
McCray
Shiier
Raymond Weber
Lewis
Chris Chris
Yesteryear Society Notes from 1942 Thanksgiving Season
November 25 to December 1 entries detail multiple showers for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. Ward Baumbach, club gatherings, and card prizes. Wedding notices include Ruth Nelson to James Babcock at a Kentucky church, and Katherine Triskel D. P. Triskel daughter wedding to Clarence Thompson Jr. at Columbus. Local events feature quilting, otterbein Guild guests, birthday celebrations, and school and church socials.
CMHA Christmas Tureen planned by Corry group
The Corry Memories Hospital Auxiliary announces the CMHA Christmas Tureen for next Monday evening in the YMCA Make Purpose Room with dinner at 6 30. Reservations by Wednesday to Mrs Joseph Silke Miss Mary Higgins or Mrs L R Donaldson. Members to bring salad vegetables relishes dessert or money and own table services. Mrs William Leaby chairs arrangements with a committee including Mrs L L Shawver Vinora Curtis Mary Helen Curtis Blof Dahl Alfred Ficcardi Emmest McMichael. A business meeting will follow the dinner led by Mrs Harold Carr.
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Corry Memories Hospital
YMCA
Joseph Silke
East South Street
Mary Higgins
North Center Street
L. R. Donaldson
East Park Place
August Wascak
Edward Oldenski
William Leaby
L. L. Shawver
Vinora Curtis
Mary Helen Curtis
Blof Dahl
Alfred Ficcardi
Emmest McMichael
Harold Carr
Glitter Tour benefits Titusville Hospital Auxiliary
Members of the Woman's Auxiliary of Titusville Hospital sponsor a benefit glitter tour and bazaar on December 9 with three time blocks. Nine decorated homes open to ticket holders, featuring antiques and modern decor. Home crafts include tablecloths, aprons, cookie jars, candy, and three-foot ceramic trees. The Woman's Club serves soup and lunch for 75 cents from 11 am to 2 pm. Tickets cost 1 and are available from Mrs Olin Bracken or Alderman Love's office.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Titusville Hospital
Titusville
Corry
Woman's Club
Olin Bracken
North Center Street
Alderman Love
Veteran banker Lee P. Miller dies in Louisville
Lee P. Miller, 71, former ABA president and banker of 52 years, died yesterday in Louisville after a two week hospitalization for a heart condition.
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Louisville, Ky
Lee P. Miller
American Bankers Association
Miller
Local residents share Thanksgiving visits and family news
Allomey and Mrs. William Peiffer and children Luann and Bill returned home after a weekend in Harrisburg where Mr. Peiffer attended a two day law seminar at the Penn Harris Hotel. Robert Follett and his wife came back to Ish after visiting Mrs. Follett’s mother, Mrs. Vennis R. Follett, on South Center street. Tena Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lewis, visits her brother and sister in Lorain Ohio. Donald Eyman and family of YorkPa are guests of Mrs. Ey man Heerlein’s family on Wright street. J Fred Kinley and wife visited H J Wilcox and wife in Hamburg former Corry residents. Hannah Murphy of Mott Street, Roy Murphy of Girard and Harold Murphy of Lake City attended funeral services for Mrs Le Roy Martin of Perryopolis Pa a sister in law to Hannah. John C. Freno and wife report their daughter Linda a medical secretarial major at Virginia Interment College in Bristol Va was elected vice president of Student Christian Fellowship for next year. Linda is the current secretary of the group. Richard Hurst and son Jimmy of Warren Ohio were Thanksgiving Day guests of his mother Mrs Andrew Paulson on Maple Avenue.
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Allomey
William Peiffer
Luann
Bill
North Center Street
Harrisbore
Peiffer
Penn-Harris
Robert Follett
Ish
Vennis R. Follett
South Center Street
Tena Lewis
Lester Lewis
East Bend’ Street
Jerry Lewis
Lorain
Ohio
Donald Eyman
York
H. J. Wilcox
Hamburg
Wilcox
Corry
Hannah Murphy
Mott Street
Roy ‘Murphy
Girard
Harold Murphy
Lake City
LeRoy Martin
Perryopolis
Martin
John C. Freno
Wright Street
Linda
Virginia Interment College
Bristol
Student Christian Fellowship
Richard Hurst
Jimmy
Warren
Andrew Paulson
Maple Avenue
Wright School PTA to Host Speech Therapy Program
A Wright School PTA session on Wednesday evening will feature Miss Colleen Marks, Corry area speech therapist, presenting What is Speech Therapy. The event starts at 8 o clock, with refreshments in the cafeteria after the program. all members are urged to attend.
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Wright School
Colleen Marks
Corry Area
Local births reported from multiple families
A son was born Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Paver of 415 West Pleasant Street. Amber Kay was born yesterday at Sharon General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Alton Oaks of Sharon Pa, with maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Glenn Humes of 242 West Smith Street. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Richard Cook of Waterford yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Richard Paver
West Pleasant Street
Amber Kay
Sharon General Hospital
Alton Oaks
Sharon, Pa
Glenn Humes
West Smith Street
Richard Cook
Waterford
Union City Memorial Hospital
Television Review Highlights Mixed Skits and New Shows
New York AP reviews television with personal take on Sid Caesar sketches feeling overlong and faltering in execution. NBCs Empire gets a shaky start while Pair Exchange faces possible cancellation and a Twilight Zone replacement looms. Paul Muni stars in Saints and Sinners on NBC at 8:30 9:30 EST.
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Empire
Richard Egan
Terry Moore
Anne Seymour
CBS
Rod Sterling
NBC
Paul Muni
Spotless Traffic Record During Thanksgiving Weekend
Wilmington Delaware logged a 102 hour Thanksgiving weekend with no traffic fatalities amid heavy volumes. The Memorial Bridge over the Delaware River carried unusually high traffic as motorists traveled through the holiday period.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Memorial
Delaware River
Bungling Thief Leaves Clues For Police
A Thanksgiving burglary in Rouseville netted $172 in hospital premiums for State Highway employees. The thief crashed a culvert headwall guttered the driveway, damaged the garage wall, borrowed a ladder, and entered via a second story window. Police seek a red vehicle with damaged fenders or bumpers and follow the trail of paint marks.
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Rouseville
Franklin
Richard F. Parson
Parson
Guerrilla raid leaves several guards dead in Hong Kong area
A band of Chinese Nationalist guerrillas attacked an island near Swabue off the Communist seaport last week. Hong Kong Times reports more than ten guards were killed or wounded in the command raid.
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Hong Kong
Swabue
Hong Kong Times
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