Double Ring Ceremony Unites Nancy Hammond and Thomas Tuck
Nancy Francis Hammond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hammond of Ashtabula, wed Thomas Richard Tuck of Akron in Emmanuel Episcopal Church. Rev. Joseph Clair officiated as family and out of town guests gathered for a reception and buffet at the Hotel Carry. The couple will reside at 229 West State Street, Ashtabula, after a eastern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hammond
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Nancy Francis Hammond
W. W. Hammond
Frederick Street
Thomas
Richard ‘Tuck
Akron
Joseph Clair
Mildred Alfred
Peter Neythercott
Robert J. Tuck
William W. Hammond, Jr
John D. Fowler
Kent
Ohio
J. H. Castor
Thomas Tucket
Reed
R. H. Rossbacher
Richard Patterson
Dunble
Wilcox
Hudson
K. P. Hammond
R. B. McCord
North East
Richard
Sam Pope
Enfield
N. C
Turner Sturm
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lee Hahn
John Fowler
Rita Gibbons
C. G. Anderson
Robert J. ‘Tuck
Gleveland
R. Pivowar
Columbia Station
O. Short
George Jackson
Ellwood City
Catherine Marsh
Akwora
Air Force
Aleutians
State Highway Patrol
Olio
Ohi State Loan Bank
Ashtabula
Nuptial Mass For Miss Mary Genevieve Borsa and Clarence Savko
Miss Mary Genevieve Borsa, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Borsa of Columbus, married Clarence Davin Savko, son of Mr and Mrs Mark Savko, at St Elizabeths Church in a double ceremony officiated by Rev Cyril Bronz. The bride wore imported lace over satin with a nylon yoke, long sleeves, and a train, and carried white roses. Maid of honor Miss Angela Lubowiecki wore mimosa nylon tulle with a strapless satin bodice and carried talisman roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Genevieve Borsa
William Borsa
Columbus
Clarence Davin Savko
Mark Savko
Cyril Bronz
Ted
St.lizabeth's
Mildred Denton
Bernard Burns
Shubert
Angela Lubowiecki
Sayko Wedding Held at White Swan Ballroom Wrightsville
Miss Mary Ann Sayko sister of the groom and Miss Ann Bacha and Miss Lucy Komen- da wore shrimp gowns matching the maid of honor. Best man was Sylvester Horsa with ushers Walter Royek George Sperry and Bernard Gluvna. Reception for 800 guests at Wrightsville’s White Swan Ballroom from 6 pm to midnight followed breakfast for bridal party and families. Guests came from Columbus Erie Pittsburgh Union City Alkjuippa Homestead Columbus Ohio Stamford Conn and New Jersey. The couple will honeymoon in Washington DC and Virginia then reside at 208 East South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Uruinsmans
Mary Ann Sayko
Ann Bacha
Lucy Komenda
Maid of Honor
Sylvester Horsa
Walter Royek
George Sperry
Bernerd Gluvna
White Swan
Wrightsville
Columbus
Erie
Pittsburgh
Union City
Alkjuippa
Homestead
Ohio
Stamford
Conn
New Jersey
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Sayko
Corry Senior High School
Raymond Mig. Co
Aliquippa
Raymond Plant
East South Street
Annual Convent Tea Sponsored by Court Conception No 35
The annual dona tion ten for the Sisters of Mercy at the convent on First avenue is set for next Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5. Mrs J F Needham chairs aided by Mrs Harold Cragg Mrs William Thompson Mrs Richard Bachemer Mrs Louis Valentine Mrs Joseph Gronostar Mrs Edmund Patocti Mrs Mervyn Nast and Mrs L S Graham. Catholic church members and other friends are invited to attend the tea and bring gifts of food stuffs. A musical program will be offered with Mrs George Downey as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annnual Convent
Court Conception
C. D. of A
Sisters of Mercy
First Avenue
J. F. Needham
Harold Cragg
William Thompson
Richard Bachemer
Louis Valentine
Joseph Gronostar
Edmund Patocti
Mervyn Nast
Graham
George Downey
Concord Gra Y Clubs Officers Announced
The Gray Clubs of Cord School elected officers for the year. Grade 3 room 5 lists Patty Howlett as president, Paul Dingle as vice president, Sally Crowell as secretary, Betty Sue Blink as treasurer, with Mrs. Stephen Brooks as advisor. Grade 5 room shows Thomas Polocki as president, Carol Jaggi as vice president, Connie Perry as secretary, Terry Williams as treasurer, and Mrs. William S Wright as advisor. Grade 6 room 7 names Susan Kinley as president, Charlotte Heffer as vice president, Jeanette Ives as secretary, Robert Johnson as treasurer, and Miss Ann Baresi as advisor. Grade 6 room 8 lists David Vanney as president, Roger Smith as vice president, Margaret Lundeen as secretary, Janet Taylor as treasurer, with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Gra Y Clubs
Concord School
Barbara Weicht
James Davison
Karen Mallick
Howard Loveland
Felix Matuszewski
Patty Howlett
Paul Dingle
Sally Crowell
Betty Sue Blink
Stephen Brooks
Thomas Polocki
Carol Jaggi
Connie Perry
Terry Williams
William S Wright
Susan Kinley
Charlotte Heffer
Jeanette Ives
Robert Johnson
Ann Baresi
David Vanney
Roger Smith
Margaret Lundeen
Janet Taylor
Hospitality Club Meeting Next Tuesday at VFW Post
The Hospitality Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 in the Garden Room of the VFW Post Home. Committee members Mrs. R. G. Tunnell Mrs. J. Fred Kinley Mrs. E.R. Benson and Mrs. Fred Trebes arrange details. All women in the area are invited, especially newcomers, and attendees should bring a baby photo for a guessing identities contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
V. F. W. Post Home
R. G. Tunnell
J. Fred Kinley
E.R. Benson
Fred Trebes
Sach
Lindsey Hollow P T A Met Last Evening
A good attendance marked the Lindsey Hollow P T A meeting at Lindsey School led by President Mrs Lawrence Anderson. Reports from the Edinboro meeting were given by Ms Verne Dyne Mrs William Akam and Mrs Ralph Lindsey. Mrs Clyde Hall was named program chairman for the year. the white elephant sale was successful. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served by Mrs Milton Chaffee and her committee. The group will meet again November 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey Hollow P. T. A
Lindsey Hollow P.T. A
Lawrence Anderson
Lindsey School
Edinboro
Verne Dyne
William Akam
Ralph Lindsey
Clyde Hall
Milton Chaffee
Large crowd attends Salvation Army supper event
A ham dinner drew a large crowd at the Salvation Army Citadel on last avenue with over 100 people served between 5 and 1:20. Mrs Lawrence Satterlee led the event as chairwoman with co-chair Mrs Ernes tine Boriner assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Last Avenue
Lawrence Satterlee
Ernestine Boriner
Halloween Dance At Elks Club Next Week
A Halloween costume dance at Elks Lodge No. 123 will be held on October 27 with Dutch Kress and his orchestra from Meadville providing music. Ken Lowry and Rita Russell, a musical comedy team from New York, will also perform. Prizes will be awarded for best costumes as a large attendance is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
O Elks’ Lodge
Dutch Kress
Meadville
Attracion
Ken Lowry
Rita Russell
New York
Sewing Bee Planned for Bazaar by First Presbyterian Women
The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church schedules a sewing bee next Tuesday and Wednesday to prepare extra articles for the November bazaar. General chairman Mrs Grave Penniman will host sessions at 109 East Frederick Street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Attendees are invited. sandwiches will be provided for lunch and tea and coffee served by Mrs Penniman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Grave Penniman
East Frederick Street
Good Samaritan Class Holds Friday Social at First Methodist
Members of the Good Samaritan Class enjoyed a hobo party at the First Methodist Church featuring shuffleboard and other games. Refreshments included cider, doughnuts, sandwiches and coffee in knapsacks. The next meeting will be a tureen dinner on Wednesday November 28 at 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Samaritan
Church
Newborns Born in Erie Area Families
Introductory note reports Zon Winters born to Mr and Mrs Robert Winters at Carry Memorial Hospital. Randy Jay Earle born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Earle at Hamot Hospital Erie. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Orval Paterson of Erie on October 16. Paterson is a former resident of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zon
Robert Winters
Concord Street
Carry Memorial Hospital
Randy Jay
Hamot Hospital
Oliver Earle
Erie
Earle
Barbara Besson
Orval Paterson
Peterson
Corry High names football queen and court
Miss Janet B. Orcutt was named queen for Corry Senior High School football festivities. Her court includes Wynda Aldrich Wilma Armitage Kay Berkhaus Patricia Fleming Martha McLean Dixie Nichols Joyce Ruffner Theron Sweet Norma Webb Donna Whaley Madelyn Williams and Mary Sue Williams. Mary Jane O’Hare will be flower girl and Harrison Cole will be crown bearer. Coronation set for November 1 in the Junior High gymnasium with a banquet after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Orcutt
C.H. S
Corry Senior High School
Janet B. Orcutt
Wynda M. Aldrich
Wilma I. Armitage
Kay K. Berkhaus
Patricia J. Fleming
Martha, J. McLean
Dixie L. Nichols
Joyce A. Ruffner
Theron L. Sweet
Norma J. Webb
Donna
Hi Neighbors Club Meeting Reported
Mrs Cecil Humphrey hosted the Hi Neighbors Club on Thursday at Late Line Road with ten members and guests Miss Hagel Humphrey Mrs Robert Humphrey and Mrs Alton Burdick. A business meeting planned a Halloween party for Town Hall and each member contributed quilt blocks before adjournment. The group will meet again with Mrs Marion Way on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Neighbors Club
Cecil Humphrey
Line Road
Hagel Humphrey
Robert Humphrey
Alton Burdick
Town Hall
Marion Way
Ladies' Night Tuesday At Country Club
The Corry Country Club hosts Ladies' Night Tuesday evening October 23 with Mrs Gerald Staples as program chair. A tureen dinner is at 7 o'clock followed by cards and social time. Members may bring a guest. Mrs Richard Hurlin t and Mrs W W Hammonail serve on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee’ Dight
Corry Country Club
Gerald Staples
Richard Hurtint
W. W. Hammonail
Victory Dance After Football Game At Corry Junior High
A large crowd of Corry and North Rush students attended a dance in the Junior High gym after the football game last evening. John Gibson, president, led arrangements with Kenneth Harvey and Miss Ellen Graham as chaperones. Music played until the party concluded at 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
North Rush
John Gibson
Kenneth Harvey
Ellen Graham
College Women Club To Meet Monday Evening
The College Gibs women plan the first Fall meeting at Miss Eileen Graham’s West Congress street home Monday evening at 8 o clock. Mrs. Constance McMillan will be guest speaker. Mrs. Roger Brown chairs the committee with members Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, Miss Ruth Dahlstrand, Mrs. Mildred Alfred, Mrs. James Lewis, Mrs. William Stright, Mrs. Felix Matuszewski, Mrs. John Rickers, Mrs. Claire Foster, and Mrs. Lawrence Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women's Club
College Gibs
Eileen Graham
West Congress Street
Oldlock
Constance McMillan
Roger Brown
Lawrence Anderson
Imes
Frank Anthony
Ruth Dahlstrand
Mildred Alfred
James Lewis
William Stright
Felix Matuszewski
John Rickers
Claire Forter
Lawrenes Dougla
Oldest Pennsylvanian Mary ONeill Dies at 113
In Shideshinny Pennsylvania on October 20, Mary ONeill known as the cheerful old lady of Stonecrusher Hill dies at 113. English born and widowed about 70 years ago she came to America and settled in the heart of Pennsylvania's anthracite region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shideshinny
Pennsylvania
Mary O'Neill
Stonecrusher Hill
America
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