Marriage of Aero Worker Rachel Martin to Glenn Graves
Warren announces the marriage of Rachel Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl E Martin to Glenn Graves son of Mr and Mrs Frank Almendinger. The ceremony was at the Martins home at 2 pm Saturday September 30 officiated by Rev R H Eggleston. The couple will reside in Warren with Mrs Graves employed by Aero Supply in Corry and her husband a roofing contractor.
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Aero
Carl E. Martin
Warren
Rachel
Glenn Graves
R. D
Frank Almendinger
Martin
R. H. Eggleston
United Brethren Church
Corry CAP Members And Cadets At Warren
A general meeting of the Corry CAP and cadets was held at the Warren Armory last evening at seven thirty with twenty four attending from the city. Major Walker and Lt. Stone attended as leaders. The Warren all girls squad won the competitive drill. About one hundred attended the dinner. Lieut Burkhard, retiring leader, was presented a travel kit by the cadets in appreciation of his work. Burkhard is leaving soon for Ashland Kansas to take a new position.
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Stone
Warren
Burkhard
The
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Ashland
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Missionary Society Meeting At 432 Dunne Street
Mrs Jewell hosted the United Brethren Missionary Society gathering yesterday afternoon at her home 432 Dunne Street. Twenty members and guests attended with devotions by Mrs Dan Wright on Psalm 48. President Mrs H Ray Harris led a business session planning W M A Day for October 29 with speaker Mrs James A Stewart wife of the European evangelist.
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Ida Jewell
Dunne Street
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H. Ray Harris
Leon Tenhuisen
Nest
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Emmanuel Guild Meets for Tureen Dinner and Quilt Sale
The Emmanuel Guild held a Thursday afternoon meeting at the parish hall starting with a one o clock tureen dinner. After the meal two quilts were tied and will be sold to benefit St. Barnabas Home. President Velma Moore led the meeting with devotions by Mrs J E Young. Yesterday's committee included Mrs Frank Lockwood Mrs Frank Wilcox and Mrs Don Williams. The next meeting is planned for October 26 with Mrs Moore and Mrs A G Rees as committee members.
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St. Barnabas Home
Velma Moore
J. E. Young
Frank Lockwood
Frank Wilcox
Don Williams
Two Newborns Reported At Corry Hospital
A son born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Hopkins of R D 1 at Corry Hospital this morning and a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Donald Bennink of R D 2 at Corry Hospital today Mrs Bennink is formerly Miss Iola Scholton.
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Corry Hospital
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Marriage at Erie Unites Gorton and Edmonds in Home Ceremony
Henry Gorton of 111 Gould St and Tra Edmonds of Erie wed at the home of Glenn Edmonds in Erie last evening. Rev John Heslip officiated at eight with relatives present. The bride wore printed Jersey frock and white mum corsage. Attendants included her daughter Mrs Merrill Lillie. A pink and white wedding supper featured a three tier cake. After Niagara Falls trip the couple will reside in their home at Clymer. Present guests included Merrill Lillie and children Norma Ruth Lloyd, Mrs Frank Lillie, Mr and Mrs Frank Schrader, Mrs Mildred Lines and Mrs Bertha Hamilton of Union City.
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Erie
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Merrill Lilie
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Niagra Falls
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Clymer
Merrill Lillie
Norma
Ruth
Lloyd
Frank Lillie
Frank Schrader
Mildred Lines
Bertha Hamilton
Union City
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Kiwanians Hear Talk on Beaver Club Work
A. S. Boag spoke to the Kiwanians at the Ritz Restaurant about the Beaver Club, its organization, accomplishments, and plans. The club has supported local athletics. thirteen members and two guests, Harry Parker and I, attended the Thursday session with a roast beef menu served.
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Boag
Seth
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Red Cross Corps Forms Sun-Town Chapter
Enrollment for a newly formed Red Cross star assistants corps at the local chapter is complete with thirteen members. The first lecture was held last evening at the work rooms on North Center street with introductions by Mrs. Rasseles Brown and local leaders outlining Red Cross history and home service operations. The four-lecture series continues October 16, 6, and 23, preparing workers for routine local assistance.
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The
North Center Street
Rasseles Brown
Richard Rossbacher
Mildred Alfred
InsiQar
Leara Stranshaw
Farewell Party for Miss Ottaway at Hoyt’s Restaurant
Seventeen girls from Asia Supply hosted a farewell for Miss Marion Ottaway leaving Aero Supply Co. They gave her a purse of money and each guest received a favor. After dinner the group attended a movie together at Hoyt's.
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Asia Supply
Hoyt's
Marion Ottaway
Aero Supply Co
Hach
Helping Hand Club Holds Routine Session and Dinner
Eighteen members of the Rebecca Helping Hand Club attended a routine session at the I. C. P. Hall. Mrs. Ora Loveland presided briefly, and a dinner served at five o'clock followed the short business meeting.
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Dinner in Honor of Pvt Crosby Bush in Erie
Last evening the Noahs Ark Sunday School Class of the United Brethren Church honored Pvt Crosby Bush on furlough from Fort Riley Kansas at a chicken dinner at The Tavern in Erie. He returns to Fort Riley Sunday.
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Crosby Bush
United Brethren Church
Cliss Thome Oh
Erie
Bush
Fort Reilly
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Electrical safety with NEC compliant installations
Ensure electrical work is performed by a qualified electrician and installed in accordance with the National Electrical Code. Properly wiring, wing and sail mats, and ac cordance with standards can prevent many fires and accidents.
Surprise Party for Mrs Baressi Honors Birthday
Mrs Joseph Baressi, fourth age Tus, was guest of honor at a birthday surprise party at her home last evening after the football game. Twelve ladies attended and presented Mrs Barassi with a beautiful housecoat. A menu of sandwiches, pickles, coffee, cake and whipped jello was served. Cards provided the entertainment.
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Baressi
Joseph Baressi
Mrs. Barassi
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