Friends Honor Mrs James Riddle at Birthday Shower
Mrs James Riddle and Mrs Clavenne Maer hosted a Friday evening shower at Tevinn Street home. Twelve ladies attended an informal buffet with a pink and blue decor. Prizes were won by Edward Brig anm, Mrs Albert Ross and Mrs Henry Welcht.
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James Riddle
Clavenne Maer
Weel Tevinn
Imus
Edward Briganm
Albert Ross
Henry Welcht
Ridale
Pitts
Concord Hallowe'en Party At Community Ball
About fifty Concord residents attended a four whequerade Hallowe'en party at the Community Ball Friday evening. Games drew prizes, and refreshments including doughnuts and coffee were served by Velma and Core McCray. Jessie Goodwill and Harland Bug hgame chaired the program committee.
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Hallowe'en
Concord
Velma McCray
Core McCray
Jessie Goodwill
Harland Bughgame
Grange Hallowe'en Party Hosts Night of Fun
Corry Grange No 58 held a Saturday Hallowe en party and dance with more than sixty attendees. Miss Audrey Akan led the refreshment committee serving sandwiches cake cookies and coffee as the event closed with a pleasant social hour.
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Grange Hallowe'en
Corry Grange No
Hallowe'en
Grange
Wellume
Audrey Akan
Nell Williams Welcomes Son at Corry Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Nell Williams of 110 Franklin Street. The healthy baby adds joy to the family as they begin life with the newest member of the household.
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Te Corry Hospital
Nell Williams
Franklin Streeet
Griglack McEvoy Nuptials In St Eligabeth Church
Miss Griglack daughter of Mr and Mrs John Griglack Corry Pa married James McEvoy son of Mrs Bridget McEvoy 780 Liberty Street Saturday morning at 9 oclock Rev Gurt Holdt officiated. Bride wore white mousseline de soie over taffeta with a yellow finger veil and carried white chysanthemums. Miss Parise Skatles was maid of honor in a pale blue gown. Best man was Fel Feeney. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs William Higby. The couple will reside in Cleveland where McEvoy works for Monarch Mummum Co. They attended local schools in Corry and he served overseas in Africa and Europe for 28 months. Additional notes list numerous relatives and local acquaintances visiting and attending events surrounding the couple and other community members.
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Griglack
Mrr
John Griglack
F. D
Corry
James McEvoy
Bridget McEvoy
Liberty, Street
St. Eligabeth’s
Chive
Gurt
Parise Skatles
William Higby
West Prodeant
Grogm
Melvoy
Yester- Wy
Cleveland
Mclvoy
Monarch Mummum Co
Big Gorey
St. Edward's
Army
Aftica
Europe
Servicn
Eli Buuwnstein
Dovefy Hauéne Stell
East Bobr Street
Guba
Irland
Thelma. Barnes
East Congress
Scranton
Baston Stier
Barnes
Op Glazier
Warren
Ware
Sessle
Main Street
Edyard Dettosky
George Praule
Milton Yiilxneekend
Avier
Gerry
Richard Dois Davis
S. 20
Eperit
John Davis
West Columbus Avenue
Watler Hindmac
W. R. Jewell
Charles Barker
Buffalo
Anis Reesihis
Pittsburgh
Growl ‘Kightiinger
Moarsville
A. G. Ressink
East Congress Street
Anna Baressi
Gina
Mary
Abna
Frances
Angela Baressi
East Smith Street
W. P. Lombard
Billy
Della Lombard
Third Avenue
Blownville
Meltfi J
Podshurst
Slee Morton
Wes
Park Place
Mins
Dotinson
Spartansburg
Emporium
Agnes Prugar
Spring Street
Jamestown
Pvt
Statler Hotel
Vaydise
South Cotterpul
Evie
Russell S. Miller
West Gangress Street
Glaggs Buell
Erie
Buell Apedt & Tey
Dayentter
Miles Brooks
Eash South Street
Toronto
Canada
John J. Casey
Best Bond Street
al Laske
Betty
Alyn
Janet
Rean Molrey
West Columbur Avenue
George Royce
South Center Street
Burton Taylor
Humut Hopital
Jeni
Kosinoski
West
Chuck Stress
M. R. Greeke
Merce
Ter
Gerald Faulkner
Columbus
Evald Carlson
Great Lakes
Arf
Robbine
Ray Gage
Erie Hospital
Robbins
Gust Sumberg
Paul Hatchano
Meadville
Houghton College
Gordon
George Nagle
East Wayne Street
George Mock
State College
Moe
Meg
William D. Taxe
Irs
Edward NM
Cloimge Nagle
East Wayne Etrent
Mary Resinolds
Prank Chase
Charles Anderson
Brygle Strent
Mos
Jom B
Sullivan
Thyward
Calif
Helen Langeler
Navy
Camp Pavia
Steeet
William Mole
Greensboro
Op. Michell
Band Street
Ernest Simonsen
Tel Lls
Worning
Sheppard Ruin
Pexas
Huuh
Henry Simmonsen
Liberty Aly
Shirley Simmonsen
Washtupton
D.C
Ubi Quilty
Cecil Messier
Wart Meade
Dwersena Wyvice
Ane
Tevasion
Prente
Ixt
Germany
Bin
Dade
Morttz Center Street
Treasure Island
Philadelphia
Willem Randall
Indiantown Gap
Sue
Palthia Anu
Warnesimot
Cowan Serytou
Harold Coopes
Paleones
St. Syl
Robert A. Hunbert
Pis Ysients
Ater
Todiantown
Burton Jongdel
S 20
Miey Jongder
West Wayit Street
D.C. Sify
Hur Hlett Colegrave
Shiney Nichols
Mel
Leon Brown
Hele Jolson
Ola Young
Pabl Dalilsteana
T-5
Raymond Chik
Jeff Wis
Gamp Bone
Texas
Marriage of Wanda Swit and Clement Miller in Graydactens
Miss Wanda Swit daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Smitth wed Clement Miller son of Mr and Mrs Clement L Miller at 280 oclock Sunday afternoon in the Thompson home. Rev A Ray Harris officiated. Bride wore a white satin red gown with heart neckline and veil. Bridesmaids wore blue and white chiffon. Best man was Edward Hetrick. Over 50 guests attended the reception with wedding cake and songs. The couple left for a brief honeymoon before the groom reports for service with the Third Let.
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Wanda Swit
Quid
Martin Smitth
Clement Milles
Clement L. Miller
Cambridge Springs
Qmul
John Thompson
Diberly Street
Graydactens
Ray Harris
United BrethrLn
Carlyle Birch
Boror
Misses Joyce
Lucille van Gulider
Mary Bien
Edward Hetrick
Albion
Wera
Birthday Party for Susan Kinley at East Wayne Street
Mrs J Fred Kinley hosted a birthday party for her daughter Susan Jinek at her East Wayne Street home Saturday from 4 to 7 pm. Attendees included Nancy Edwards Jacqueline Payson Sylvia Miderson Linda Miderson Ann Bumbaugh and Letha Ann Wank. Prizes went to Nancy Gowards Sylvia Anderson and Letha Ann Ware. The event featured pink yellow decor, paper dolls as favors, and a dinner with birthday cake and ice cream. Susann received nine gifts.
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Susan Jane Kinley
J. Fred Kinley
East Wayne Street
Susan Jinek
Nancy Edwards
Jacquline Payson
Sylvia
Linda Miderson
Ann Bumbaugh
Letha Ann Wank
Nancy Gowards
Sylvia Anderson
Letha Ann Ware
Robert Bumbag
Weddings at Buffalo Offer Local Interest
In Buffalo recently Miss Kathyn Masking married James J. Miller of Kenmore in a ceremony with maid of honor Nell Mastarry and best man Pratt Miller. Miller plans to begin studies at Purdue University after enrollment. Also, Dorothy Miller wed Pfc. Berges Stavall of Zephyr Texas with Nancy Fa ut tenbur as matron of honor and James Miller as best man.
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Kath
Yn Masking
Buffelo
James JT. Milley
Duane Mil Af Kenmore
Corty Testa
Dlace
Buffalo
Getoberath
Nell Mastarry
Nancy
Pratt Miler
Miller
Purdue University
Mr. Millers
Dorothy Miller
Pfc
Berges 'T. Stavall
Zephyr
Texas
Mus
Nancy Fauttenbur
Konop
James Miller
Goring McKeta Engagement Announced
Mr and Mrs Paul Goring announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Marjorie to Thomas McKeta son of Mr and Mrs Andrew McKeta No date set for the wedding Miss Goring is employed at the Endicott Johnson shoe store and Mr McKeta is employed at the Haymond Mill Co Corry residency noted R D 4.
Townsend District Council selects district organizer
Harry Silvis of Elgelt was elected district organizer of the 28th Congressional district of the Town send district council at a meeting in the courthouse yesterday afternoon. Carroll B. Johnson of Washington, D C aided in the selection as organizer. He spoke at a follow up meeting. Johnson is one of twelve councilmen assisting Dr. Francis Townsend at the Washington Legislative Bureau. Plans were discussed for the upcoming state convention at the Berkshire Hotel Reading November 9 10 and 11. The next district meeting will be held in his city November 16.
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Harry Silvis
Elgelt
28Th Congressional
Townsend
Court House
Carroll B. Johnson
Washington
D. C
Johnson
Tng
Francis Townsend
Washington Legislative Bureau
Berkshire
Reading
Distriet Rower
Ity
Nichols Hyer wedding in Paso Texas
Mrs Helen Hyer daughter of Mr and Mrs N B Hulings of Irvine was married Saturday afternoon at the Methodist Chapel in Paso Texas to Pvt Lawrence Nichols son of Mr and Mrs O H Nichols of 33 Marion Street The couple are spending a honeymoon in Mexico
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Nichols-Hyer
Texas
Helen Hyer
N. B. Hulings
Trvine
Lawrence 0. Nichols
H. Nichols
Marion Street
Methiodlicé Chapel
Paso
Mexico
Sekerak Rogers Marriage Announced
Miss Janet Rogers of Amarillo Texas became the bride of Sgt John Belerak son of Mrs Susan Sekerak Grisely Grand Island Nebraska. Nuptial mass at St Marys Cathedral. Bride wore a Lon Jenoth dress with white veil flowers of white swertpeas. Attendant was her sister in powder blue dress. Best man was Michiel Sekierak. Pastor Albert Godlowski officiated. Sgt Sekersk stationed at the Air Base in Grand Island. They will reside at the base.
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Sekerak
Rogers
Janet Rogers
E. W. Rogers
Amarillo
Texas
John Belerak
Susan Sekerak
Grisely
Grand Island
Nebraska
Sir Mary's
Tau
Theer
Michael
Pistor
Susannhe
Johanes Hill
Michiel Sekierak
Pasher Albert Godlowski
Sekersk
Silver Wedding Anniversary Party for Mr and Mrs Sullivan
Mr and Mrs Sullivan celebrated their silver wedding anniversary with a party at 285 West Wayne Street. About twenty guests attended, with a large wedding cake, gifts, singing, and visiting. Out-of-town attendees included Festmaster and Mrs Jerry Reagen of Clymer and Rev Chester Poloneiz of French Creek.
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James Sullivan
West
Wayne Street
Ofelock
Boulder
Fred Hannan
Mary Joan Sullivan
Sullivan
Jerry Reagen
Clymer
Chester Poloneiz
Nancy McElroy Hosts Birthday Party for Susanne
Nancy McElroy six celebrated at home on West Columbus Avenue Saturday afternoon from two thirty to four thirty. Susanne, her sister, turned six with Miss Susanne enjoying games with guests. Cake ice cream and chocolate milk were served as party favors.
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Eirs
Nency
West
Columbus Avenue
Susanne
Spooks and Cupid Rule Hallowe'en Customs Around the U S
A feature on Halloween customs contrasts spooky legends with romantic rites. Across regions like Massachusetts and Newfoundland girls perform love divination using apples, cabbages, grab bags, and letter bowls to glimpse future husbands.
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Hallowe’en
Arlene World Newsivalures Weiter
Hallowe'en
Maine
Local Coofiettes Elect Officers at West Washington Street
The Coofiettes of Cl No 102 met at the W. E. W. Home with twenty members present. Officers elected include Mrs Hazel Shuss chief, Mile Jean Picd sickle keeper, Mrs Janes Woods scrivener, and Mrs Clara Haight treasurer. A spaghetti dinner followed. Installation of new officers scheduled for November 27 in Warren.
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Cl No. 102
W. E.W
Washington Street
Hazel Shuss
Pray
Jonvic
Mile
Jean Picd
Janes Woods
Scraiccher
Clara Haight
Warren
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