Shower Honors Linda Shumsky at South Center Street Party
A misc bridal shower for Linda Shumsky, who will marry Rex Morris on November, was hosted by Jeronica Motuz and Shirley Holton with Gloria Hopkins and Loretta and Kathy Shumsky assisting. Green and white decor matched the wedding theme. Prizes were awarded to Sue Bennink, Mary Lou Thomas, Barbara Gates, Merle Crawford, Linda Tressler, and Ray Griswold. Guests included Diane Sawyer, Joyce Raupach, and several Shumskys and Morrises family members.
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Jeronica Motuz
Shirley Holton
South Center Street
Linda Shumsky
Rex Morris
Gloria Hopkins
Loretta
Kathy Shumsky
Sue Bennink
Mary Lou Thomas
Barbara Gates
Merle Crawford
Linda Tressler
Ray Griswold
Diane Sawyer
Joyce Raupach
Paul Dingle
Edinboro
Charles Craker
Virgil Endsley
Danni Dundon
Donald VanKeuren
Edward Shumsky
Howard Morris
WRC Bake Sale Planned at Sears Catalog Store
Twenty four members of the Women’s Relief Corps met for an all day session. A bake sale is planned at Sears catalog store on North Center Street October 25. Bakers must deliver at 1:90 am. Hattie Adams won the door prize. Erie district meeting attendance and other details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helief Corps
Marjorie Brown
WRC
Sears’ Catalog
North Center Street
Erie
Hattie Adams
Wesley Willis
Henry Hill
Loretta Belden
May Hall
Ajax Office Girls Fete Fellow Workers
Ajax workers at the Troi Works office hosted a noon pre nuptial fete for Miss Barbara Gibas and Miss Linda Shumsky at Frank and Verna's Restaurant. Gibas plans to wed Richard McKeta October 26 in Columbus. Shumsky to wed Rex Morris November 9. Veronica Motuz organized arrangements. Present: Mrs. Helen Hoyt, Mrs. Verna Group, Mrs. Herbert Stewart, Mrs. Joseph Guth, Mrs. Minor Green, Misses Mary Lou Thomas, Sally Prontera, Donna Hartel, Shirley Holton, and Sue 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuow Wines
Ajax Troi Works
Barbara Gibas
Linda Shumsky
Frank and
Verna
Columbus
Gibas
Minor Green
Mary Lou Thomas
Sally Prontera
Donna Hartel
Shirley Holton
Sue
Local Notes From The Week End Gatherings And Games
Flora Ann Ross visits her mother on Raymond avenue while studying at DT Watson School of Physical Therapy in Leetsdale. E N Nazarene College alumni meet in Marsh’s Plaza with Dr Glenn Frazer and film Treasures in Heaven. Michigan State football trip includes Miss Elnora Chiel James Ohrn and cousin Tom Krzemiewski. Pvt Rex Morris visits Ft Dix on leave. other relatives gather in Meadville Union City and Beaver Falls. Centennial Sisters meet at Hertha Hoyt’s home for Flinch, tea, and snacks. next meeting planned with Mamie Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Ann Ross
Virginia Ross
Raymond Avenue
Flora Ann
DT. Watson School of Physical Therapy
Leetsdale
Thiel College
Elnora V. Chiel
James Ohrn
Corry
East Lansing
Mich
Tom Krzemiewski
Michigan State
Corryites
Jean Krzemiewski
Ted
Stanley
Beaver Falls
Eastern Nazarene College
Marsh's Plaza
Glenn Frazer
Warren State Hospital
The
Nazarene Church
Stephen Niece
Boston
Rex Morris
Ralph Morris
Shady Avenue
Ft. Dix
N, Y
Morrises
Roland Morris
Debbie
Meadville
Judy Bowen
Union City
Centennial Sisters
Hertha Hoyt
Flinch
Fern Gilson
E., E. Bush
Mamie Mitchell
Lottie Kingsley
Mitchell
Twin Birth Announced in Union City
A son was born Thursday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Pitchen of 23 Center Street Union City Mrs Pitchen is the former Betty Punk A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Carl Moore of R D 8 Corry Mrs Moore is the former Shirley Haney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City Memorial Hospital
Harold Pitchen
Center Street
Union City
Pitchen
Betty Punk
Carl Moore
R. D
Corry
Moore
Shirley Haney
Local Social Notices Include Several Residents
The item lists Bennink, Mrs. Virgil Endsley, Mrs. Joan Blakeslee, Miss Sandy Hitchcock and Mrs. Stephen Sawchyn as part of a community social update likely detailing residents acknowledged or remembered in local society circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennink
Virgil Endsley
Joan Blakeslee
Sandy Hitchcock
Stephen Sawchyn
Engagement of Karen Mae Sinare to Frank Campisano
Mrs. James Sinare of 80 West Columbus avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Karen Mae Sinare to Frank F. Campisano of Niagara Falls New York. No wedding date is set. Karen Mae is a Sawyer Photo graduate of Corry Area High School Class of 1957 Jamestown Business College Class of 1958 and New Penn Beauty School Warren 1962. Campisano is a Jamestown High School alumnus and served four years in the U S Navy. He works at Brigham Hardware in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sinare
West
Columbus Avenue
Karen Mae Sinare
Sinare
Frank F. Campisano
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Sawyer
Corry Area High School
Jamestown Business College
New Penn Beauty School
Warren
Campisano
Jamestown High School
United States Navy
Brigham Hardware
WOTM Meets For Reports Planning In Lodge Rooms
Senior Regent Mrs. Merle Brown presided over a Women of the Moose meeting in lodge rooms. Frank DeLury district governor spoke on a forthcoming membership delve. Reports covered Mooseheart Chapter Night and the College of Regents card party. A $25 donation to the House of God was announced for the forthcoming convocation at Franklin on October 27 at 1 30 pm with dinner at 11 30 am. Reservations via Mrs. Brown. The attendance award was won by Mrs. Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WOTM
Merle Brown
Women of the Moose
Frank DeLury
Spencer Ladies Aid Elects Mrs Frontera
Spencer Ladies Aid met last night at the home of Mrs John Frontera with 12 members and one guest Mrs Curl ullom as cohostess. Officers elected included Mrs Frontera president Mrs Carroll Crowell vice president Mrs Robert Bailey secretary and Mrs Earl Bailey treasurer. Divisions were offered by Mrs Crowell who read a poem titled What is a Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frepencer Lawes Aid
John Frontera
Curl ‘Ullom
Frontera
Carroll Crowell
Robert Bailey
Earl Bailey
Future Farmers Initiate Greenhands at Corn Ty Area High
Future Farmers of America members at Corny Area High School held Greenhands initiation ceremonies in the FFA roots. Participants included Dana Cooper John Ingalls Larry Diquith Phillip Jaquith Paul Kubick David Lewis Marvin Lewis Edward Malek Kenneth Mitchell Bruce Marton Stanley Olander Robert Palmer Ronald Pless Joseph Richardson Kenneth Ramsey and David Wade. FFA officers James Rennink president Edward Blakeslee vice president Mike Wilshire secretary Dennis Edwards treasurer Rex Warner sentinel Robert Macko chaplain presided as refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagiven Wnemakers
Cornty
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Thoselen
Dana Cooper
John Ingalls
Larry Diquith
Phillip Jaquith
Paul Kubick
David Lewis
Marvin Lewis
Edward Malek
Kenneth Mitchell
Bruce Marton
Stanley Olander
Robert Palmer
Ronald Pless
Joseph Richardson
Kenneth Ramsey
David Wade
James Rennink
Edward Blakeslee
Mike Wilshire
Dennis Edwards
Rex Warner
Sentinel
Robert Macko
Jackie Back With Family At White House Return
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy returned to the White House with President Kennedy and children Caroline and John Jr after a Mediterranean vacation. The family greeted her at the airport with smiles while Caroline presented a clay bird’s nest made in school. Mrs Kennedy brought Dior neckties from Paris for her husband.
Library luncheon and upcoming meeting announced
A luncheon of pumpkin soup and coffee was served. The next meeting will be held on November 7 with the library committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Committee
Negroes Conquered In Birmingham School Integration
Dwight Armstrong, 11, and his younger brother Floyd, 10, are two of 21 Black students who attended white schools in Birmingham and nearby cities under federal orders. The brothers report growing acceptance, nervous beginnings, and pride in their progress as their father recalls jail time during demonstrations. Floyd notes a former taunter now treats him as a friend.
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Birmingham
Als
Dwight Armstrong
Dwight
Floyd
Graymont
Movile
Huntsville
Tuskegee
Tam
James Armstrong Sr
Armstrong
Hunting Ban Extends As Pennsylvania Faces Forest Fires
Gov. Scranton announced a hunting ban in Pennsylvania with exceptions for later dates. Immediate plans to resume deer bow season and small game season were deferred. Fire warnings rise as 44 new fires sparked on Wednesday and 35 on Tuesday, with about 80 fires within lines. Cobh notes thousands aiding, three air planes used for water drops. The Health Department reports 22 communities on emergency water supplies including West Chester and Spring Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrage
Day
Pennsylvania
Serahiton
Scranton
Fish, Game and Forest
Goddard
Samuel §. Cobh
Forest Protection
Health Department
West Chester
Cornwall
Lebanon County
Tower City
Dauphin County
Spring Grove
York County
Kane Returns 7000 In Gifts For Industry
Kane Area Industrial Development Corp delays its March 1963 project, citing legal hurdles and indefinite timelines. President R J Helznecker explains returning $7000 in loans to supporters, while promising a substitute project in preliminary talks and continuing expansion plans for Houston Electronics. The Pennsylvania Department of Commerce has approved the new project and KAIDC aims to advance negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Kane Area Industrial Development Corp
Houston Electronics
R. J. Helznecker
KAIDC
Helznecker
Pennsylvania Department of Commerce
Fuether
Pennsyvania Department of Commerce
KALDC
Expansio
Kune
Car plunge kills man in Penn Hills embankment
A car stolen from Turtle Creek ran off a highway in Penn Hills and plunged 150 feet down an embankment early today, killing James Ash. Police said the vehicle was stolen and the victim was identified as a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Penn Hills
James Ash
Turtle Creek
Polive Sui
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Ajax
Birdie
Bagle
Lanolin
Spencer Ladies Aid
Jackie
National Bank OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Penn’ A
Fogle Lumber
Schlegel
Washington St. Corry, PA
Dexola
Jane Parker
Sultana Grape Jam
California
Pascal Celery
Holt
Sansabelt
Walet
Ajaymat
Yi Tetottleknd
Teamtonnve
Putene
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