Lois Fosburgh and Alden Clapper wed at First Methodist Church
Lois Joan Fosburgh and Alden Harold Clapper were united in a double ring ceremony at the First Methodist Church last Saturday afternoon. Rev George Myers officiated. The bride wore a French lace gown with a bouffant skirt and carried white and pink florals. Attendants wore blue and pink gowns, with pink roses. A reception followed in the church parlors. about 200 guests attended. The couple will reside in McKean after a New England wedding-like celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
George Myers
Lois Joan Fosburgh
Alden Harold Clapper
Fosburgh
Henry Fosburgh
West Columbus Avenue
Harold Clapper
McKean
Barbara Roberts
Russell Clark
Isle
George Clapper
Bile
Bruce ‘Bartkin
Cathy Consul
Kaye Armstrong
Meadville
Nnn
Erie
William Sella
Richard Meyers
Meikeni
Ronald Willis
Cambrider
Harold Duckring
Phillip Myers
Rev
Sweethart
Ityfleet
Bertha Wykoff
Larue Brown
Stanley Wenzel Prestitet
Harold Jackman
Synil Skiff
Janette Willis
Paul Willis
Robert Fasbureh
Clapper
Townville Consolidated Mich
Corry-Jamestown Mfg. Corp
Clipper
McKean Tilt School
Exe
Willie Sekula
George Clapp
LaRue
Mie
Fosburigh
Rev Cyril Cooper Named Chaplain for Gathetic Daughters
The Gathetic Daughters of America meeting at Knights of Columbus Hall included 60 members with a fall dinner. Bishop Erie Rev John Mark Ganon named Rev Cyril Cooper as chaplain for the organization. Next meeting set for September 25 with refreshments served by committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception
Gathetic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
John Hornick
Franklin Court
Corry
Leo Hooks
Erie
John Mark Ganon
Cyril Cooper
Mayme Wood
St Augustine
Pla
Helen Morell
Hazel ‘Morrell
Cochairman
Films Of Africa Shown At Wheelock
Wheelock audience enjoyed a program titled Films Of Africa presented by community volunteers. The event featured Mrs Rota Igojonior and Mire Theirs Kenney among organizers, with Mrs Jan Hfiwae presiding. Rev Westley introduced the African prayers and a reading by Mrs Trat Paugherty. Refreshments followed a display of photographs and a short film, and a tribute was paid to Chari Kellnndy who died at 15 during the event.
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Aeas
Wheelock
Meet Thy Dust
Rota Igojonior
Theirs Kenney
Derey Lieve Anid
Banonie Wortley
Jaronint
Jan Hfiwae
Tratnll Paugherty
Westley
Chari
Presbyterian Women Elect Officers at First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women gathered at the First Presbyterian Church for the National Meeting with a large turnout. Dorin Sharen sang a solo, devotions by Mrs. John Ross bacher Jr described fund appeals for a stained glass window, and a skit highlighted Purdu University in Tennessee while representing the Corry church. Officers elected include Mrs. William Gummbleton president, Mrs. J. Heerlen first vice president, Mrs. Clyde Keith second vice president, Mrs. Kenneth Harvey secretary, and Mrs. Al Morrison treasurer. Visitors from North East were noted, with the next Presbyterial meeting planned for Kane in October. Refreshments of water and power were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womenss Association of the
First Presbyterian Churchy
Fhes
Solo
Dorin Sharen
John Rossbacher Jr
Jah
Purdue University
Tdiaina
Joan Kennedy
Clarence Wallace
41 Morrison
Wiliam Gumbleton
Paul Bauer
Purdur
Purdie University
Corry
William Gummbleton
Heerlen
Clyde Keith
Kenneth Harvey
al Morrison
North East
Kane
Waters
Powen
Phillis Eder Engaged To Wed Jerry Lee Clayton
Phillis Eder of Waukesha Wisconsin is engaged to Jerry Lee Clayton of Roxboro North Carolina. Phillis is a 195 eraduate of Corry Area High School and works at Cleaver-Brakes Special Products in Waukesha. Clayton is a Roxboro native and Wake Forest College attendee, currently stationed at the Waukesha Nike site. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis Eder
Gus Eder
Wiihl Street
Phillis
Pfe
Jerry Lee Clayton
Roxborm
N.C
Corry Area
Tie
Watkesha
Wis
Chiylon Pracuate
Roxboro
Wake Tirest College
Wirstonbuilewh
Ni G
Waukesha
Nike
Spring Creek Aid Holds Bake Sale
Spring Creek Ladies' Aid met in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. William Crane. Mrs. Arthur Brundage led devotions on Life's Little Things, and Mrs. Frank Kafferin conducted the business session with 15 members. Plans for fall were discussed, quilts to be quilted, and a bake sale organized under chairwoman Mrs. Paul Kafferlin. Lunch followed, next meeting set for October 2.
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Harbor Half Aid
Harbor
Lawrence Swenson
Guy Ane
Swanson
Oscar Vance
Fred Smith
Willam Crane
Spring Creek
Arthur Brundage
Frank Kafferlin
Paul Kafferlin
Mrs Dorwin Hosts Neighborhood Club Meeting
The Neighborhood Club met Wednesday at Mrs Bertha Dorwin's Mead Avenue home with ten members present. Prizes went to Mrs William Shreve, Mrs Jennie Akam and Mrs Lyle Shreve. A luncheon followed and celebrated Mrs Jennie Akams birthday. Next meeting at Miss Mertle Akams Essex Street home. date to be announced.
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ANE Newesovehoo Cid
Bertha Dorwin
Mead Avenue
William ‘Shreve
Jennie’ Akar
Lyle Shreve
Jennie Akam
Mertle Akam
Essex Street
Daughters and Son Born to Local Families at Cory Memorial
A daughter arrived at Cory Memorial Hospital for Mr and Mrs Paul Crawford of 318 Concord Street. Another son was born early morning to Mr and Mrs Carl A Lindstrom of 4 Spring Street at Cory Memorial Hospital. A daughter followed for Mr and Mrs George Hartley of RD 3 this morning at Cory Memorial Hospital.
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Paul Crawford
Concord Street
Unis
Cory Memorial Hospital
Hort
Carl A. Lindstrom
Spring Street
George Hartley
Corry Memorial Hospital
Farewell Party Honors Susan Lindberg at Beeh Home
Miss Susan Lindberg entered Hamel Hospital School of Nursing and was feted at a farewell slumber party Saturday night hosted by Miss Donn Stutrumi of Beeh. Girls attended the Waits bun Fair then enjoyed refreshments as gifts were presented. Attendees included Darlene and Marlene Slutaman Jeannie Wentz Wandine Deana Sturdevant and Betty Jean Proetoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Lindberg
Hamel Hospital School of
Nursity
Donn Stutrvmi
Hirls
Miss Lindberg
Misaes Darlene
Marlene Slutaman
Jeannie Wentz
Wandine
Deana Sturdevant
Betty Jean Proetoy
WRC Pledges Aid To Brookville Home
Twenty four members of the Women's Relief Corps gathered at Granger Hall to pledge aid to the Brookville Home. Mrs Ralph Gules received the attendance award. Mes Andrew Kerstetler delivered the mystery package. Cookies and coffee were served by Mrs Hankin Cen tilman Lone and Babcock. September was set for the next all day meeting with a noon dinner.
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WRC
Brookville
Women's Relief Corps
Nnt
Granger Hall
Mra
Ralph Gules
Mes
Andrew Kerstetler
Horney Hankin
Joe Centilman
Velo Lone
John Babcock
Explosion At Youngstown Sheet and Tube Coke Plant
A blast and fire at the Youngstown Sheet and Tube coke plant near Struthers damaged a fuel tank. Lightning is blamed for the explosion which shattered nearby windows. Five workers suffered minor injuries as firefighters from Struthers, Youngstown, and the plant contained the blaze and protected nearby benzene and tar tanks. No damage estimate is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewernerenr Rane
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co
Struthers
Youngstown
Sheet and Tube
Benwene
Undaunted George Hark enters Kansas campaign quest
Uncertain about state office, Democrat George Hark, a longtime Kansas candidate, announces his bid for state treasurer. He vows not to seek a third term if elected, aiming to overturn losses and boost Republican prospects in a contested race.
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Wichita
Kan
George Hark
Kansas
Hurl
Moore Named Legion Chief at 40th Annual Convention
Preston Mouse of Stillwater, Oklahoma, was named head of the Legion at the 40th annual convention in Chicago’s Loop. The event drew thousands of delegates with marching bands and military displays as leaders outlined policies on the Middle East, Latin America, and global security.
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Evar
Ierean Legion
Preston Mouse
Stillwater
Kle
New Pation
Hunicier
Chieago
Raya Dubin
Aly Porep
Pipcleu
Vlalii
Amsertium
Seretiry
Youth Tries To Follow Girl In Jail Death Trikes Action
Selby 80 a youth attempted suicide by hanging in a jail cell after a girl jailed nearby died by her own hand. The coroner ruled death by self harm. Investigating officers reported the incident followed a note from a boyfriend and a plan to avoid charges if she could escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selby
Cnstody
Mabeidie
Donna
Carter
Theodore Delbert
Ringfish Tim Moore Hospital Tests After Exhaustion
Ailing Kingfish Tim Moore from the Amos and Anry TV show has been admitted to a hospital for a series of tests and a routine check up. His doctor reports he is exhausted and under care.
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Ringfish
Los Angeles
Harry
Tim) Moore
Kingfish
Amos and
Anry
Eisenhower Dulles Clarify United States Stance on Quemoy and Matsu
Washington discussion shows no firm pledge to defend offshore islands. Dulles repeats that presidential determination could authorize force, while Eisenhower’s view suggests Formosa defense remains uncertain. Analysis notes strategic link between Quemoy Matsu and Formosa.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
China
Weld Bothney
Hotire
United Shire
Aslandy
Quemoy
Matsy
Armerican
Newport
Hyg Ching Kai-shuk
Bib
Hother
United States
Formosa
Chiane
Chiang
Congress
Formoa
Dullea
Quemnoy
Matsu
Atten
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Alden Clapper
James Maynard
West Smith Street
Lloyd Alkens
Carey
Ohio
Robert Gamble
Fostoria
David Lewis
Union City
Fort Jackson
Pvt
Lewis
Hadith Mae Geisler
Reid McCray
Long
Gilmore
C. Cooper
Africa
R. Dale Webster
WAY —_ CRANDALL AGENCY
Corry Edinboro Union City
Presbyterian
Spring Creek Aid
Mrs. Dorwin
Moore
Legion
BERET
Tappan
Westinghouse
Roberts Furniture
Columbus
Bennett's
Marlow
Bragken
Genesal Hoone
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