Miss Edith Wykoff and Fred Nelson Wed at Cambridge Springs
Miss Edith L. Wykoff and Fred Burton Nelson united in a double ring ceremony at the First Methodist Church Cambridge Springs led by Rev. Clifford Metinturter. The bride, daughter of Clinton Wykoff, wore a white braided satin gown with fingertip veil and carried white mums. Guests from Cambrdige Springs, Union City, Albion and nearby towns attended a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 84 East High Street Union City after a wedding trip to New York City. Nelson, a Cambridge Springs High School graduate, works for Corry-Dunstown Mortgage Corp and is a University of Pittsburgh graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith L. Wykoff
Fred B. Nelson
Cambridge
Raith
Lb. Whykotf
Wright Slreet
Fred Burton Nelson
East High Street
Union City
Clifford Metinturter
Churen
Marion Gilson
Sprines
Arvid Wykolf
Dwayne
Wykolf
Clinton Wykolf
Thomuay Street
Curebridge Springs
Chore Nelson
Lake City
Mréc Leny
Miss Wykott
Finior
Owen Howsilk
Fabio Groomsmen
Jamies Barton
Lloyd Billinis
Mico
Sylvia Wekotl
New York City
Nelson
Cambridge Springs High Schiodh
Corry-dumestoun Mig
Corry Grange Plans Halloween Party and Installation
Corry Grange No 53 hosts Halloween party at Grune Mall with Worthy President John Decker. Event includes animal trade talk, dinner, and a service day. Installation of new officers slated at the next meeting with Mes Muijore Brown and Mrs Hare among those assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Grange
Mantét
John Decker
Grune Mall
Tarwest
Ayaa
Claude Parker
Vernote Humphins
Rewidie
Naveintier
Mirsildy
Muijore Brown
Hare
Broeatyny
Clarryee Coons
Mentor Club Hosts Mrs Blakeslee Evening Program
Mrs Ralph Blakeslee entertained the Mentor Club at her home near Spencerburg Wisconsin with 14 members attending. The program featured Mrs B A Ortner recounting a summer trip abroad highlighting churches and cathedrals, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ralph Blakeslee
Mite
Eeam Bineonyees Proornide
Spurtunisburg
Wis
Glib
Mix W. Bruce Ellsworth
B. A Ortner
New York
Ortner
Asoka
Huurets
Rédlph Foyly
Benefit Card Parties Planned At Findley Lake
The fire department will stage a series of card parties during the first winter months for the benefit of the fire department. The first affair will be held at Findley Lake at 8 o clock. The committee includes Mr Latin Bur pounds and Mr Job Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findley Lake
Pire
Tire Department
Job Smith
Bake Sale Planned by Club-Social Gatherings Auxiliary
The 17 member Auxiliary to Stage Bake Sale for October 28 at 1 PM in the Stewart Hat Shop was announced. Mrs. Foster Davis of the Corry Needlework Guild spoke on its history, Clarence Wallace showed guild films, and Mrs. Earle Moshrouck will host November 21 at 625 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whiteley
White Street
Asieeirs
Frank Spencer
Toledo
Foster Davis
Hazelhuss
Corry
The
Needlework Guild
Clarence Wallace
CG. A. Mountain
Whiteley
Earle Moshrouck
Liberty Street
Newlyweds Honored At Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Mr and Mrs Earl Heath recently married were honored at a church reception Saturday evening at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Mrs Heath is the former Janet May Croscut. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Harvey Croscut and others. A bridal cake center piece served 76 guests with tea coffee and milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Heath
Emmanuel Episcopl Church
Herth
Janet May Croscut
Orousion
Harvey Croscut
Leland Crosscut
Charles Parkhurst
Richard Crosscut
Harold Messinger
Heath
Area Bible Club Meets At Bear Lake EUB Church
Routine business was conducted by president Miss Lucille Kimrey and plans were made for a meeting to be held at Corry EUB Church on November 1st. The group met at Bear Lake Evans Central United Brethren Church for a regular session with local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Area Bible Club
Bear Lake
EUB Church
Bear Lake Evans
Daughter Born at Corry Memorial Hospital to Kelsey Family
A daughter was born early this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Kelsey of 12 Snyder Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
James Kelsey
Snyder Circle
Honor Roger Sheehan At 16th Birthday Party
Roger Sheehan celebrated his 16th birthday with a dinner party at his home on West Church Street hosted by his mother Mrs John Sheehan. Attending were Vicki Kilsart Maurene Lilley Vina Lilley Jon Miller Carmen Merritt and his brother Larry. A pink rosebud bouquet and decorated cake topped the table and guests exchanged gifts before a movie outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssvner Sxieenany
John Sheehan
West Church Street
Vicki Kilsart
Maurene
Vina Lilley
Jon Miller
Carmen Merritt
Larry
Jokin
Roger
Evenin
First Aid Course Offered by Moffatt PTA
Announcement says the third session of a first aid course, part of a weekly series, will be held tomorrow evening at Wright School. The Moffitt Parent-Teacher Association sponsors the course with Mrs Joseph Seiter conducting. Enrollees can still qualify for cards despite two sessions already held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffatt Pta
Wright School
Moffitt
Joseph Seiter
Miss Mickey Davis Weds George Sherwood in Union City
The marriage of Miss Mickey Davis daughter of Mrs Grace Davis to George Sherwood son of Mrs John J Follett was solemnized Thursday October 19 at 7 pm in Union City by Justice of the Peace Wesley Allen. The bride wore a street length white dress with matching accessories. Attendants included Dilworth Davis Jr Shirley Sherwood and Betty Robbing. The couple resides at 229 West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Davis
Grace Davis
George Sherwood
John J. Follett
Tidioute
Osslock
Union City
Justice of the Peace
Wesley Allen
Miss Davis
Dilworth Davis Jr
Shirley Sherwood
Betty Robbing
Corry
Shes‘Wood
Corry High School
Mrs. F. E. Whittlesey Hosts Readers Group
Mrs. F E Whittlesey of West Church Street hosted the Readers yesterday afternoon at her home. A 2 6% oclock dessert lunch was served with full flowers and a rose corsage for each guest. Mrs. George Navel presided over a routine business session and roll call. Miss Tia Olin led a program on the latest elections and Palestine economics. Next meeting set for November 7 at Mrs. Morris Bar Steel’s home, 5051 North Ounter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nao
F. E. Whittlesey
West Church Street
George Navel
Tia Olin
Palestine
Morris Bar
Steel
North Ounter Street
Kiwanis Club hears District Game Protector as speaker
Elmer Simpson district game protector of Union City spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting at the Hotel Corry. He discussed the waterfowl program and showed a motion picture Duck Hunting. Officers for 1956 were elected with Bracken as president and other posts filled. John Raney will visit Erie November 21 for inter-club meetings. Kiwanis backs Halloween UNICEF effort and National Key Club Week with drive coordinators named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Game Commission
Elmer Simpson
Union City
Kiwanis Club
Corry
Simpson
Dorr Chirk
Howard Hutzelman
Robert Bracken
Frank McKnight
Ray Amy
Har Jey Johnson
Dorr Clark
Leo al
Ray Weber
John Rossbacher
General Clement Dies at 61 in Washington
Lt. Gen. William T. Clement, 61, a retired Marine Corps officer, died yesterday in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Clement
Washington
William T. Clement
Marine Corps
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Menton
Horace Hansein
Salem
Marelus Jordin Sand Daughtan
Girard
Melvin
Jordin Sand
Jamestown
Forres Brown
Wea Joyville
Moxfoyle “Brown
Mnd
Mie
Robert Olson Gadsh
Supur Grove
Alas Higg
Gustave Huex
Youth
Yee Ville
Atehle Thumbit
RD 4
Arthur Miller
FD. 4
Jenkintown
Phil J Moore
Tenteek
Ned
Robert Lighthady
TS. Brownlee
Linda
Atlanta
Ted Manni
Mead Apenue
Mars Alfeey Paenel
Dole Monke
Dearborn
Mich
Cys
Robert Shanhon
Ginn Gautiteau
Iis Dischter
Cert Akum
Dunieirke
First Baptist Church
Bank OF Corry
Corry, Pa
Margaret Ann Frisina
Baty
Srivder
Margret Ann
Margaret
Severth
Thy Childrer
Helen Lottie Blinn
Connie
Joey Prstia Woah
Taivurs Treiments
Mili
Miracle Foam
Cortland Apples
Roger Sheehan
Cen
CIREX
Vistisio
Rosalind Russell
Fernando Lamas
Eddie Albert
Gloria DeHaven
F.C. Chapin & Son
Lorrain
Westinghouse Dryer
Westinghouse
Weatinghouse
Wesestinghouse
W. Main St
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