Wedding of Miss Patricia Ann Paulson and George Har old Banker
Rev Cyril Kronz officiated at the wedding Saturday at St Elizabeths Church. Patricia Ann Paulson of Oxon Hill Md daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Paulson Jr and George Banker also of Oxon Hill son of Mr and Mrs George Banker of Washington DC united in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a satin gown with lace sleeves and pearl trim and carried pink roses and white carnations. Lynette Paulson sister of the bride was maid of honor and Leslie Groves was best man. A breakfast at Hotel Corry followed by a reception at the bride’s home featured yellow green and white decor. Out of town guests came from Washington DC York and Erie Pa and Maryland towns. The couple plans to live in Oxon Hill Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril Kronz
Patricia Ann Paulson
George Harold Banker
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Miss Paulson
Oxon Hill
Harry Paulson Jr
West Pleasant Street
Banker
George Banker
Washington, D.C
Harry Pike
Mary
Richard Muckinhaupt
Lynette Paulson
Leslie Groves
Corry
York
Erie
Maryland
Corry Area High School
The
National Bank of Washington
D.C
Ballou High School
Radiation Systems
Relief Corps Donates To Migliaccio Fund
Women’s Relief Corps Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic met at Grange Hall for an all day session. A tureen lunch was served by Mrs. Marjorie Brown and Mrs. Wesley Willis. The group decided to donate to the David Migliaccio Fund. Martha Davis, a member for over 20 years, left October 2 to reside at the Pennsylvania Memorial Home in Brookville. District 3 elected officers: President Joseph Gentilman, Secretary Anna Babcicle, Treasurer Henry Hill, Instructor Marjorie Brown, Press Mae Hall, Counsellor Mabel Brown, Conductor Ernest Buetikofer, Assistant Conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnteen
Woman’s Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Grange Hall
Marjorie Brown
Wesley Willis
David Migliaccio
Martha Davis
Pennsylvania Memorial
Brookville
Woman's Relief Corps
Pennsylvania
Ninteen
North East
Joseph Gentilman
Anna Babcccle
Henry Hill
Methodist Circles Meet at Homes for Prayer Week Plans
The Esther Circle of First Methodist met at Mrs. Stanley Nichols’ Franklin Street home with twenty members and two guests. They announced Week of Prayer and Self Denial October 22 to 28 with a prayer vigil on October 26 and discussed making layettes for Vietnam with the Red Cross. The program featured Robert MacGregor’s slides from a missionary tour of Colombia and Ecuador. Next meeting will be November 7 at Mrs. G. W. Andrus’ East Congress Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
Robert MacGregor
Columbia
Ecuador
Nichols
Wendall Gage
Leland Johnston
G. W. Andrus
East Congress Street
Lydia Circle
Bertha Wipkot
West Church Street
Willis Brown
Ohm
Charles Amy
Brown
Worth Street
Mrs. Jerry Hall Hosts Fellowship Meet at First Baptist
The Ladies fellowship of the First Baptist Church met Wednesday at Mrs. Jerry Hall's West Pleasant Street home. Twenty two members and two guests, Mrs. Jesse Warnskins and Miss Mary Jane Rhodes, missionaries to Africa, attended. Miss Rhodes spoke on her work in Kentucky and Liberia. Mrs. Warnskins sang. Aurelia Cosma led singing. Mary Riley prayed. Mrs. Hall received a gift for her new home. hostesses Edward and Dorschel served dessert salad and waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Fellowship
The
First Baptist Church
Jerry Hall
West Pleasant Street
Jesse Warnskins
Mary Jane Rhodes
Africa
Aurelia Cosma
Mary Riley
Warnskins
Miss Rhodes
Kentucky
Liberia
Hall
Anna Belle Edwards
Zelma Dorschel
Lester Lopus
Cecil Messenger
Estella Wells
Taree Dodd Honored With Bridal Events
Taree Dodd, soon to wed Charles Little on October 14 at Columbus Community Congres sional Church, was feted at multiple pre nuptial events. Last night a coral and white bridal shower hosted by Mrs Lestie Dodd and Mrs Thom as Lathrop drew thirty guests with desserts and games. prizes went to Mrs R James Haslett, Miss Cathy Carter, Miss Taree Dodd and Mrs Paul Stroup. Guests traveled from Union City, Erie, Wattsburg, Jamestown and Bermuda. Earlier a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Flora Ann Ross featured a rose theme and gifts for the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taree Doan
Charles Little
Columbus Community Congressional Church
Lestie Dodd
Scotts Crossing Road
Thomas Lathrop
R. James Haslett
Cathy Carter
Taree Dodd
Paul Stroup
Union City
Erie
Wattsburg
Jamestown
Bermuda
Miss Dodd
Flora _Ann_Ross
Raymond Avenue
Virginia Ross
Elizabeth Logan
Corry Spring Creek
Columbus
Xi Beta Phi Holds October Meeting at Mrs Melzer Home
Xi Beta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Richard Melzer’s Canadohta Lake area home for a business session led by president Mrs Melzer. Members planned a skating party to benefit the David Migliaccio Fund at the Canadohta Lake roller rink Sunday 2 30 to 5 00 pm with 50 cent donations. The ways and means committee chaired by Mrs Basil Bright sold Christmas wrapping paper and ribbon for Funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Beta’ Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Richard Melzer
Gamma Road
R. D
Melzer
MCA
David Migliaccio
Canadohta Lake
Ways and Means
Basil Bright
St Thomas Women Host Fall Dinner Honors Priests and Staff
St Thomas Church welcomed Rev John J Tueas new assistant pastor and Rev Cyril Cooper pastor along with St Thomas School faculty at the first fall dinner session of the St Thomas Women’s Organization held in the school auditorium. Ninety members and guests attended as floral centerpieces brightened the tables and Rev Cooper introduced Rev Lucas and the faculty. Rev Lucas expressed appreciation for his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Tueas
St. Thomas the Apostle Church
Cyril Cooper
St. Thomas School
St. Thomas Women's Organization
Cooper
Lucas
Rev. Lucas
St. Thomas
Community notices and college and PTA events in Corry area
Local items report family visits involving the Bealls and Knoxes, with son Jim Barber playing left tackle for Dennison University at Wooster-Denison game. Also covered are PTA meetings at Columbus and Wright schools, the Lady Franklin Rebekah district event in Corry, the Northwestern Pennsylvania Electric Traction Association talk, and a Corry Area Historical Society gathering. Also advices on cooking reduce calories and a quote of the day from George William Childs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Beall
Orville
Ohio
Gerald
Bonnie) Knox
Kim
Mark
Wooster-Dennison
James
Jim) Barber
Dennison University
Jim
Dennison Which
Granville
Kenneth C. Springiith
Northwestern Pennsylvania Electric Traction Association
Corry
Harbor Half Ladies Aid Tureen Dinner Held at Community House
Sleven members of the Harbor Half Ladies Aid and their families met yesterday at the Community House for a tureen dinner. Mrs. Robert Lindstrom and Mrs. Guy Fralick were hostesses. Sewing and visiting were enjoyed. The group will meet on the first Thursday in November at the Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Robert Lindstrom
Guy Fralick
Tax Burden Too Heavy Collapses Tax Shelves at Court House
In El Dorado Kansas shelves with tax receipts at Butler County Court House collapsed under their weight on Thursday, highlighting the tax burden as the event’s focal point. Authorities reported minor injuries and initiated a safety assessment of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Dorado, Kan
Butler County Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bertha McMicagi
Society Editor
Mrs. George Banker
Relief Corps
Migliaccio Fund
Methodist
Ole
Martha Circle
Martha Wircle
Richard Frye
Louise Williams
Jerusalem
Herbert Loveland
Japan
WSCS
Kathy Ann Buetikofer
John Miller
Merle Haskell
Xi Beta Phi
R. Melzer
McMichael
Lois
Dominica
DeLellis
Emmanuel
John J. Lucas
Michael
Bernard
Elaine
Agnes
Cynthia Prochowski
Christine Kemplsty
Birdie
Ann Baressi
Corry Area
Columbus Pta
Felock
Russell White
Edward Demby
Nan
South Shore Inn
North Hast
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Frank Grice
Kinney
Delaware Street
Hamot
Jines
Springirth
William Rodemeyer
Wright School
PTA
Lady Franklin Rebekah Edge
Sigt
IOOF
VFW
Merle Akam
George William Childs
Marine
Marine Bank
Marine National Bank
Corry, PA
Harbor Half Aid
Dave
Tru Value Building
W. Washington St
Jane Parker
A&p
Florida
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