Hudson Smith Wedding To Be December Twenty Fourth
Mr and Mrs Robert Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Eris Catherine to William Dunlan Hudson son of Mrs Eleanor Hudson of Ridee Street. Eris Catherine a Gary High School graduate employed by Raymond Mfg Company. William Hudson a 1938 Cony High School graduate served in the European theater and also works at Raymond Mfg. Company. The couple set December 26 as their wedding date. Mr and Mrs Jack Weis and son Steve and Mrs L Barnes visit Rideway this weekend with Mr and Mrs Richard Weis and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson-Smith
Robert Smith
West Wayne Street
Eris Catherine
William Dunlan Hudson
Eleanor Hudson
Ridee Street
Hudson
Miss Smith
Gary Senior High School
Raymond Mfg. Company
Cony Senior High
Army
Jack Weis
Steve
Barnes
Rideway
Richard, Weis
H. Ray Harris
Carl Lyons
Jarrold Lansberry
Jesse Whitney
Vernon Welch
Lloyd Sargent
Delmar Lundeen
Howard Cox
Harold Fish
Harold Lloyd
J. B. Johnson
Carl Henton
Keith Henton
Edgar Farrington
Guy Bennink
United Brethren Church
Otterbein Brotherhood
Kidder Memorial Church
Jamestown
Lansberry
Thomas Miller
Judy
Erle
Roy Fields
P. M. Waite
Robert Waite
Philip Zalzneck
Kenneth Benson
Andrew Paulson
Harold Jewell
Harold Gragg
Ralph Martin
L. E. Graham
Gene Graham
Corryites
Pittsburgh
Neil Lindsey
Harlesville
Mr. Lindsey
Fred Lindsey
Chestnut Street
W. B. Kells
McKeesport
G. C. Murphy Company
Daniel Cone
Olean
Robert Gastelone
Crowe Hiles Wedding At Rectory Today
Miss Futricia Ruth Hiles and Thomas J. Crowe united in marriage at the rectory of St. Thomas Church with Rev. Francis J. Graves officiating. The bride wore a brown gaberdine suit and white rosebud corsage. maid of honor Miss Norma Hiles wore brown and yellow. Beside the couple, a reception and dinner followed at Tarbell's and the Hiles home. The couple will honeymoon in Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada before settling in the city. Crowe is a Corry High School graduate and Army Air Corps veteran. he is employed at the Loblaw store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Thomas' Church
Futricia
Ruth Hiles
Charles Hiles
Snyder Circle
Thomas J. Srawe
Charles Crowe
West Pleasant Street
Fancis J. Graves
Norma Hiles
Thomas Gragg
Mr. Crowe
Tarbell’s
Hiles
Nuptial High Mass at St Thomas Church United
Nuptial High Mass at St Thomas Church united Miss Susan Marie Petko and Walter Jankowski in a ceremony this morning. Bride wore white satin gown with orange blossom bouquet. groom attended by best man William Jankowski. Attendants included Veronica Jankowski and others in coordinated gowns. Reception at St Edward's Hall. couple to honeymoon in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ Church
Susan Petko
Walter Jankowski
Slrhomas
Gouren
Susan Marie Petko
John Petko
Spartansburg
John Jankowski
Columbus
Pianeis J. Graves
Veronics Pellso
Hallowe'en Dance Planned by Corry Country Club
Members of the Corry Country Club and guests plan a masquerade Hallowe'en dance at the club house tonight from 10 to 12. An Edinboro six piece collegiate orchestra will perform. Costume judging will be held, with sandwiches and coffee served. Committees include Robert H. Bumbrugh Miss Hazel Sweet Mrs. Bihan Curler and Mrs. Louise Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Corry
Columbus Firemen Benefit Dance Draws Forty Couples
The Columbus Firemen's Association sponsored an enjoyable dance last evening at L. C. F. Hall attended by forty couples. The event began at 9 and ended at midnight with round and square dancing to the Warren County Troubadors and Slim Seymour of the Fox Hunters. Proceeds fund new fire equipment and outfitting the new fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Guiumous Firemen's Associa~ Tion
Warren County
Slim Seymour
Fox Hunters’ Unit
Births: daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Zajonc in North Clymer
A daughter was born at Cony Hospital to Mr and Mrs Walter Zajonc of R D 1 North Clymer late Friday evening. Separately Robert Bogert of 214 South Center Street welcomed a child at Corry Hospital Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Zajonc
North Clymer
Cony Hospital
Robert Bogert
South Center Street
Corry Hospital
Dairymen Meet Largely Attended at McCray House
Nearly a hundred members and guests of Dairymen's League district No. 17B gathered at McCray Community House. Henry Marsh of Waterford presided, introducing Clyde Barber from the Erie office and Morele Cheney from Bemus Point. Barber discussed Erie milk market conditions. Cheney spoke on the New York directors meeting and market. The program featured Melody Four, readings by Miss McCarthy, vocal duets by the McCray sisters, group singing led by Frank Harvey, and piano by Mrs. HH Redding. Ice cream and cake closed the evening, with attendees from Corry, Waterford, Erie, North East, Cambridge Springs, Townville, Union City, Wattsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League
McCray
Henry Marsh
Waterdord
Clyde Barber
Erie
Ad Morele Cheney
Bemus [Point
Barber
Cheney
New York City
Melody Four
Harry Hickle
Bruce Thomas
George Slowe
G. T. Bergmann
Wis
Hickle
McCray Sisters
Cutting
Miss McCarthy
Frank Harvey
HH. Redding
Cecil Humphrey
Corry
Waterford
North East
Cambridge Springs
Townville
Union City
Wattsburg
Friendly Bible Class Met Last Evening
Mr and Mrs John Camarcke hosted eleven Nazarene Bible Class members on West Wayne Street. Scott Bailey, president, led routine business and the session adjourned after voting to name the group The Friendly Bible Class. Guests enjoyed refreshments. next meeting date would be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Bible Class
John Camarcke
West Wayne Street
Nazarene Bible Class
Scott Bailey
Townsend Club Elects Officers and Plans Fall Events
The Townsend Club held a regular meeting at O. F. Hall electing officers led by president Mrs. Lor Gale. They scheduled a fall gathering for Friday and Saturday in November with location to be announced. Members listed include Mr. and Mrs. L. Ry Pittany, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mortis, Clyde Cook, and others. The group will attend Erie No. 10 meeting on Tuesday October 2 at ECOMA Hall Carroll Kearns of Patrell Republican congressional candidate will speak. Next meeting will be a fish dinner at Tiffany home on South Center at Pildey November 1 at 7 o clock. members asked to bring a tureen and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
O. F. Hall
Anc
Lor Gale
L. Ry ‘Pittany
Frank Mortis
Clyde Cook
Upesker
Tiffany
South Genter
Pildey
Mount Laurel Legion Frolic Heartside Night at Hotel Curry
Seventy members and guests of the Mount Laurel Legion Loyal Order of Moose met in the Curry Room of Hotel Curry for the monthly frolic. Al Davis and his orchestra from the city played for dancing and were well received. A bountiful buffer lunch followed late in the evening and the gathering enjoyed a pleasant social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Laurel
Loyal Order of Moose
Curry
al Davis
Shower Honoring Miss Ruth Pullom and Mr Arthur McChesney
Sixty guests attended a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Carl Pullom at their R D J Cory residence. The couple, who plan to marry November 1, received many beautiful gifts and enjoyed a pleasant evening with a special serenade and a late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Pullom
Arthur McChesney
Carl Fullom
Sisty
Fiievith
R. D. J. Cory
Pullom
Mr. McChesney
Shower honors Mrs. Charles Martin and Mrs. Robert Roden
A shower at the home of Mrs. Ila Van Dresur in Corry honored Mrs. Charles Martin and Mrs. Robert Roden of Cleveland. Games were played with prizes won by Grace Motive and Maton Prive. Guests received refreshments prepared by the hostess and many gifts were given to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila van Dresur
Corry
Charles Martin
Robert Roden
Cleveland
Grace Motive
Maton Prive
George Price
Hywel Tulkes
Srrive
Ladies Bible Class Masquerade Party at Worth Street
The Ladies' Bible Clays of United Brethren Church met last evening at Mrs. Rosy Westley's home on Worth Street for a Hal lowe'en party with twenty members. Mrs. Westley presided. devotions by Mrs. Harley Banks. Awards for outstanding costumes. Mrs. J. Ray Hartis and Mrs. Floyd Dougherty were the winners. Hostess aided by Mrs. John Babcock and Mrs. Bess DeLury served pumpkin pie doughnuts and coffee. Next meeting at Mrs. Guy Reminke's South Center Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Rosy Westley
Worth Street
Westley
Harley Banks
J. Ray Hartis
Floyd Dougherty
John Babcock
Bess DeLury
Guy Reminkc
South Center Street
College Women Club Meets Monday Evening
The College Women's Club plans its first Fall meeting Monday at 8 p.m. Miss Bess Wilson of 15 Park Street hosts the event and Miss Beatrice Bekberg, Spanish teacher in Jamestown schools, will speak on Mexico. Mrs Harold A. Gliberi chairs refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women’s Club
Bess Wilson
Park Street
Beatrice Bekberg
Jamestown
Mexico
Eckberp
Miss Helen Spencer Honored House Guest
Miss Helen Spencer hosted a small gathering at her Wright street home with twelve friends. Miss Hilda Meyer, a first grade teacher visiting from Erie, spoke on her travels in Mexico, showing colored slides and Mexican curios. The group plans a Travel and Trip Club to share journeys, and later cheese crackers fruit cake and tea were served. Estella Johnson returns from Meadville and will start work at Montgomery Ward on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heri Doeker
Wright Street
Hilda ‘Meyer
Erie
Spencer
Mexico
Estella
Johnson Wai
Meadville
Montgomery Ward
Miss Janice Meerdink Hosts Halloween Party
Miss Janice Meerdink entertained twenty one boys and girly at her Brook Street home last evening with a Hallowe en party. The home was decorated for the season and games stunts contests and dancing provided teen age entertainment. Refreshments were served at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Meerdink
Brook Street
Two More English Jewel Thefts Probed
Comtnuca from wage One turns from a holiday in the country to obtain detailed description of the missing gems. The thieves showed the same foreknowledge as in the Windsor robbery and other recent burglaries at homes of famed Londoners. They left an open front door at Lady Harington's residence. the staff had lost nighy oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Lady Harington
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IBLEM
Aper
Jack Pirece
Ade
Oklahoma Consoys
Marx Bros
Elenor Jankowski
Ann Stupek
Veronica
Jankowski
Maid of Honor
William Jankowski
Edward Nighor
Andrew Petka
Walter Komenda
St. Edward's Hall
West Church Street
Prine
Youngsville High School
Columbus High School
Robert, Bowles
Bobby
Greenville
Walter Crosby
Vnte Teas Meyer
Helen Spenter
Helen
Dairymen’s Meeting
Mount Laurel Legion
Mrs. Hany Pain
Fadl Pleasant
Mr. Fairchild
Badger Amanda Wiling
Greater
Hollywood
Peter Pan
Zuckerman
FUR Storage Customers
Chapin
Helen Spencer
Florida
Adams
Blue Hubbard
the National Bank OF Corry
Deportta Insurvet
Wederal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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