Bligh High Band Sponsorship Dance After Football Game
After the football game, the Bligh High School Band sponsored a recording dance at the Junior High School gymnasium. Proceeds go toward payment for new imajorette uniforms the girls wore last night. About 75 people attended the dance which ended at midnight with Mr and Mrs H Lynn Rice Ray Barstow Coach Hanna and Vic Cragg serving as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bligh
Imajorette
H. Lynn Rice
Ray Barstow
Coach Hanna
Victor Cragg
Dey and Morton Betrothal Announced Today
The engagement of Joan Phyllis Dey to Lawrence Morton is announced by their parents Mr and Mrs F W Dey of First Avenue and Mr and Mrs Cleve Morton of Park Street The couple both graduated from local schools and colleges with Joan attending Curry Seirigh and Stephens College while Lawrence is enrolled at Grove City College No wedding date has been set.
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Dey-Morton
F. W. Dey
First Avenue
Joan Phyllis
Lawrence Morton
Cleve Morton
Park Street
Dey
Curry Seierigh School
Stephens College
Morton
Grove City College
Anniversary Open House for Mr and Mrs Alber Anderson
The community marks the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Alber Anderson of 20 Raymond Avenue with an open house hosted by their daughters on Sunday from 3 to 7 pm. The couple wed October 9 1900 in Titusville. they previously lived in Corry Sharon and Youngsville. Mr Anderson a retired toolmaker served in the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alber Anderson
Raymond Avenue
Arnold Seastead
Kye Foster
Titusville
Carl Henderson
Anderson
Hilma Weaver
Fred Lawson
Russell, Pa
Frank Weaver
Youngeville
Thei
Corry
Sharon
Youngsville
Raymond Mfg. Co
Jackson Forbes Wedding in Union City
Miss Carol Lynn Forbes of Union City married Charles Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Alfonso Jackson of 25 Essex Street in a 10 am double ring ceremony performed by a Union City justice of the peace. The bride wore a light pale satin street length dress with a corsage of red roses. Attendant was Donna Binekert. best man was Donald Jackson. A reception followed at the groom’s sister’s home. The couple plans a Canadian trip and will reside at 117 Essex Street. Mrs Jackson attended Union City High School. the groom is a Gerry High School graduate working for John Rickers contractor.
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Donna Binekert
Donald Jackson
Ernest McMitceel
Canada
Essex’ Street
Friendly Bible Class Hosts October Meeting
The Christian Builders of the Church of The Nazarene hosted the Friendly Bible Class Friday evening at the Roy Merritt home. Rev. R R Merriman led devotions and singing, Mrs. Merriman read scripture, Scott Bailey led opening prayer, and Mrs. A W Munsee welcomed guests. Carl Way answered with a speech, an reading by Ms. Munsee titled 10 followed. Delicous refreshments for 60 members and guests included spaghetti and meat balls, sandwiches, salad, cake and coffee. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crosent of Erie were honored with a miscellaneous shower after the program as they recently married. Builderslass next meets November 5 at the Munsee home on R D 3.
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Christian Builders
Church of the Nazarene
Friendly Bible Clase
Roy Merritt
R. R. Merriman
Builderslass
Munsee
R. D
Benefit Bingo for Perry Parker October 25
East South Street neighbors sponsor a benefit bingo for Perry Parker who has been seriously ill for months. The event will be at St Edward's Hall on Wednesday evening at o'clock. Tickets may be secured from neighborhood residents.
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East South Street
Perry Parker
Parker
St. Edward's Hall
Post Game Party At McElroy Home
Nancy McElroy daughter of My and Mus Real McElroy hosted a small post game party on West Columbus Avenue after the football game Friday night. Guests included Shirley Gilbert Deanna Hoyten Harmon Carol Mallick and Bosayne McElroy who enjoyed games and refreshments of sandwiches pickles cake and cocoa.
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Whiis
Nancy McElroy
Deughter
Mus
Real McElroy
West Columbus Avenue
Shirley Gilbert
Deanna Hoyten
Dosa Harmon
Carol Mallick
Bosayne McElroy
Corry Women to Meet Monday at American Legion Home
Corry Women's Bowling Association plans a Monday 7:30 p.m. meeting at the American Legion Home on North Center Street. President Mrs. Harold Carr will chair. an officer will be elected to fill a vacancy and other routine business will be discussed.
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Corry Women’s Bowling Association
Harold Carr
American Legion
North Center Street
Mary Ellen Smith Weds Kenneth Jaquith in Blue Eye Church
Miss Mary Ellen Smith of Bear Lake and Kenneth M. Jaquith of Columbus united in marriage last evening at Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church in a candlelight ceremony at 7 30 led by Rev Harry T Reid. The bride wore copper blue taffeta with black velvet trim and white carnation corsage. Attendants were Harold Jaquith and wife. The bride studied at Panama Central School and works at Corry Baking Co. The groom, a Corry Jamestown Mining Co. employee, is a Cory Senior High graduate. They plan a Canadian honeymoon and will live in Garry.
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Mary Ellen Smith
Blue Eye Wesleyan Methodist Church
Harry T. Reid
Uniter
Bear Lake
Kenneth M. Jaquith
Columbus
Harold Jaquith
Jaquith
Panama Central School
Corry Baking Company
Cory Senior High
Corry-Jamestown
Independence Club Honors Members At Jamestown Hospital Project
The Independence Club of State Line met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Wilbur Camp’s home. Members sewed on their project for the W. C. A. Hospital at Jamestown. Mrs. Lawrence Dunsewold and Mrs. William Bensink were honored for their birthdays and received gifts. Refreshments included two birthday cakes for seven members and two guests, Mrs. Jennie Lictus and Mrs. Cornelis Beckerink.
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Independence Club
Independence Club of
State Line
Wilbur Camp
Jamestown
Lawrence Dunsewold
William Bensink
Jennile Lictus
Cornelis Beckerink
Lawson Birth Announcement at Corry Hospital
A son was born Friday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson of 109 West Park Place A400. The infant was delivered this morning at Corry Hospital by Mr. and Mrs. DeForest Way of Spring Creek.
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Arty Hospital
John Lawson
West Park Place
Mrs. DeForest
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Miss Kovach Weds Keith Orn At St Thomas Church Rectory
Miss Eleanor Kovach becomes bride of Keith Orn in a 2 PM ceremony at St Thomas Church Rectory. The gown features velvet appliqué on nylon net with a scalloped lace edge and bonnet headpiece. Attendants include Mrs Charles Weeks in olive green. best man Richard Orn and usher Edward Kovach. A reception followed at the bride’s home with guests from multiple cities. The couple plans a southern state honeymoon then home at 568 East 1 South Street. Both attended local high school. Orn served in WWII era service and works at Raymond Mig?
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Eleanor Catherine Kovach
Keith Orit
St. Thomas Chiveh
Willy Satel
Mums
John DeSanti
Uerated
Kovwen
Charles Weeks
Eleanor Kovach
Keith Orn
St. Thomas’ Church
Richard J. Orn
Edward Kovach
Miss Kovach
Anna Kovacho
First Avenue
Vittur Orn
Loride
Paerts
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
North Graddock
Homestead
Erie
Warren
State College
Mark Anderson
Val Cencarik
Orn
East
South Street
Corry High School
John Fenstermacher
U.S. Army
Raymond Mig, Co
Programs Listed For Craftsmen's Guild
The Erie Art Museum hosts the Erie Chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen season meetings. September featured a demonstration of the potter's wheel by Mr and Mrs Richard Sawhill of Bedford Ohio. October’s program on decorative pottery was given by Mrs Purlington of Puritan Pottery Works at Shipnenville. November will feature Sara Mattsson Antiot, a renowned weaver from the Cleveland district, with samples on display.
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Chussius
Erie
Cleveland
December candle exhibit and January talks at Ghrist mas meeting
The December session will feature a candle making exhibit by C H Howard. January to May programs include Ruth Wagner of Cleveland with enamel work on copper by Charles Masso of Erie, silver jewels, glass cutting by a craftsman who learned in West Virginia, and a birthday party marking the chapter's second anniversary in May. Ina Austin of Maple avenue visits Wellsboro with her uncle Judge T A Crichton and wife this weekend.
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C.H. Howard
Ruth Wagner
Cleveland
Charles Masso
Erie
Donald James
West Virginia
Ina Austin
Maple Avenue
Wellsboro
T. A. Crichton
Barbara Hutton may be army officials review sued by fourth husband
Paris dispatch reports Barbra Hutton, the Woolworth heiress, amid gossip of a broken marriage and possible legal action. Prince Joe Trumbetakoy said he still loves her yet fears damage to his reputation as she pursues new interests. Melvin Belli confirmed counsel role while hints of potential suit surface. In Washington, the first death sentence in a Korean War serviceman's case faces Army review after court martial for misbehavior before the enemy. Gilbert's wife appeals to President Truman. In Pennsburg, Dr. Frederic H. Lewey, 65, renowned neurologist and Penn medical school figure since 1983, dies. born in Germany.
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POE
Paris
Barbra Hutton
Woolworth
Tyo Trunbetakoy
the Ritz
Joe
Thorati
California
Melvin Belli
Barbara
Washington
E. M. Brannon
Sean A. Gilbert
York
Pennsburg
Frederic H. Lewey
School of Medicine and Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
Germany
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