Engagement Announced for Gayle Berlin and Thomas Ul
Mrs Shirley Bugbee of Corry announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter Gayle Diane Berlin of Erie to Thomas Lee Ul of Waterford. Berlin is a 1969 Pleasantville High School graduate attending Opportunities Industrialization Center in Erie and employed at Yoder Brothers Greenhouses. Ul is a 1966 Strong Vincent High School graduate and a junior at Edinboro State College. The couple plans to wed January 6 in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Bugbee
Corry
Gayle Diane Berlin
Erie
Thomas Lee UI
Waterford
Lee B. Ul
Bridge scores and club notices from local groups
Bridge players at the Tuesday Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club enjoyed a four table Howell session at the YMCA with winners led by Mrs. Carolyn Ebert and Mrs. J Fred Kinley scoring 49. Future events include next Tuesday's game at Mrs. Vee Lindsey's home, invites to all area players, and contact numbers for reservations. Additional notices cover the Women of the Moose convocation in Ellwood City with Grace Pflug, a College of Regents meeting, Cub Scout Pine Wood Derby, Rotary Club speaker James H Spekce of Hammermill, weather striping tips, a Halloween masquerade by Stanford Hose Company Ladies Auxiliary, and upcoming Stanford Hose Company Ball and East Erie County dinner plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate
YMCA
Carolyn Ebert
Titusville
J. Fred Kinley
Arthur Hansen
Union City
T.H. ‘Treat
O.A. McClintock
Lloyd Stowe
Vee Lindsey
East Irving Street
John Pierce
East Frederick Street
Women of the Moose
Ellwood City
Moose
Lawrence Avenue
Grace Pflug
West District
Pennsylvania
College of Regents
Corry
Edward ‘Bypitin
Rotary Club
Venture Inn
James H. Spekce
Hammermill Paper Company
Erie
Eugene Theisen
John J. McGarry
Warren
J. Donald Watson
Stanford Hose Company
Hast South Street
Edward Brigham
Thomas Lathrop
Paul ‘Hamilton
Leo Neckers
George Barr
Willard Shreve
Robert Falcone
James Maloney
Lauren Shreve
Jerome Davis
William Brigham
Thomas (Coleen) Cominessy
Clark McCray
East Erie County
Wesleyville
Moose Lodge
Paul
Fete Honors Mrs Johnson and Daughter Melissa
A baby shower honoring Mrs Donald Marcia Johnson and infant Melissa was held at the home of Mrs Leslie Curtis of Columbus with Mrs Harvey King as cohostess. Games prizes gifts and special awards were given to local guests and the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Marcia) Johnson
Melissa
Leslie Curtis
Columbus
Harvey King
Jean Curtis
Edith Miller
Philip Wade
Emory Morton
Betty Jo Curtis
Harold Curtis
Daisy Wright Receives Nixon Autographed Photo Gift
Mrs. Daisy Wright of 307 South Center Street received an autographed color photograph from Pat Nixon. The gift arrived after Mrs Wright bought a steel engraving of the White House at Corry Memorial Hospital Auxiliary’s summer bazaar and mailed a thanks note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Wright
South Center Street
Richard Nixon
White House
Pat Nixon
Wright
Corry Memorial Hospital
Social Security
Nixons
Louie
Marge) Eastman
Garden Club Meets At Lindsey Home
The Corry Area Garden Club met Tuesday at the Lindsey home. Members made corsages for the Christmas In November event on November 1 at 8 p.m. at the Moose Lodge. A plant sale was held and plans were made for a dinner at B's Steak House on November 28. Attendees should bring Christmas gifts for the exchange led by Mrs. Dennis Frushone. After dinner, they will visit Mrs. Richard Daniels at Worth Street for the gift exchange and business session. The corsage display is at Grice Jewelers, with tickets available there or at the National Bank of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Area
South Second Avenue
Joe
Blaine) Lindsey
Moose Lodge
B's Steak House
Dennis Frushone
Worth Street
Richard Daniels
Grice Jewelers
National Bank of Corry
Jackie Onassis cancels Rhode Island campaign train trip
Jacqueline Onassis will not join Senator Claiborne Pell on a whistle-stop train tour of Rhode Island. Her spokeswoman said the trip was publicized as campaign activity, though she intended to stay private. The plan was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Jacqueline Onassis
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
John F. Kennedy
Nancy Tuckerman
Corry Stores Hosts Ladies’ Shopping Event
Hamilton, Mrs Milton Bogdanowicz, Mrs Jack Brigham, Mrs William Brigham and Mrs Larry Gustafson attend a shopping event at Shop Your Corry Stores, highlighting local participation in the event.
Superstore Future Predicted At NAFC Meeting
A four member research team predicts by 1982 shopping will occur in a single superstore offering groceries gas, banking, fast food, personal care, apparel, lawn and garden, automotive supplies and more. Stores may be up to 200000 square feet with bank branches inside. The shift comes as profits decline and competition pushes toward larger, fewer outlets. Also Indiana University plans a wine basics course this fall with seven wines tasted per session. Students pay $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
National Association of Food Chains
NAFC
Marketing Science Institute
Family Circle Magazine
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University Union Board
Furnis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gayle Berlin
Thomas Ul
William A
Jane) Peiffer
Union Street
Dee
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Ohio
Charles Sutton
East Main Street
Mall Sisters Club
Luton
Ane Mackey
Paul McDonald
Sam Schroter
Troy Hanson
James Palmer
Roy Palmer
Arthur Carlson
John Schroter
Arthur Bolan
R.D. 2
Little
Kelli Sue Wascak
Kelli Sue
Carl
Nancy) Wascak
Spring Creek
Capt. James
Evelyn) Korp
North Center Street
Conelway School
Arden
Shirley) Barll
Lucille Smeal
Thomas Varassa
Janet Culver
Earl
Club 15
Albert Ross
West. Smith Street
Michael Comitz
Comitz
Robert Wotus
Henry Fosburgh
Thomas Saxton
Ronald Dills
Dills
West Washington Street
First Assembly of God Church
Larry Lobdell
Linda Hansen
Miss Gayle Berlin
Birdie
Bertha McMichael
Corry Jamestown Foreman's Club
East Columbus Avenue
Richard Bova
Larry
Mary) Jaggs
Masquerade Party For
Zip
John Cragg
Desmond
Johnson
Mrs
McMichael
Garden Club
Lindsey
Jackie
Mojud
North Center St
U.S
Ances Bull
Monthru
Meadville
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