Former Corryite Weds in Wilkinsburg Church
Frances Lyman daughter of Arthur and Mrs Lyman of Wilkinsburg married William Sanderson son of Chelton Sanderson of Penn township Wilkinsburg at Calvert Memorial Church The couple left for Wilmington Del to enter Faith Seminary A wedding dinner was held at the Penn Tin em? Hotel before the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Lyman
Arthur Lyman
Wilkinsburg
Willian Sanderson
Chelton Sanderson
Penn Township
Wil Kinsburg
Caleff Memorial Church
Wilma Lyman
George , Jaudetcon
Pobert Schnoble
Fhintington
W. Va
James Cooke
Penn Tineum
Sanderson
Society Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Weddings
East Smith street residents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stowe travel to New Britain for a visit with son Sgt. John M. Stowe. Several locals prepare for weddings and weekend visits, including Miss Margaret Jane King and Ralph Foster Jr. at the Foster home. Attendees include Miss Blaine Foster from Harrisburg, Miss Jacqueline Brainard and many others visiting Meadvill e and Erie for church events and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Stowe
East Smith Street
New Britain
John M. Stowe
Victor Wojciechowski
Pittsburgh
John Goda
Alex Wojciechowski
Ralph Foster, Jr
Lucille Perelman
Omaha
Neb
R. L. King
North Center Street
and Nive
Maurice McCray
Ewing
Alex
Ida Bock
North
Roger I Mocray
Lovells
Jack Einnley
Iighfer
Barbara
Erie
Uae
Brie
G. Albert Sweet
First Avenue
Helen Powers
Alice Clayton
Ruby ‘Clayton
Lenore Austin
Jamestown
Grace Swarte
Port Royal
David L. Shvartz
East Pleasant Street
McGinnis
Frank
University of Pittsburgh
Slater
C. A. McEntarfer
West Pleasant Street
Meadville
William Leaby
Wright Street
Springfield
Wittenberg College
B. Dahlstrand
A. McAntarfer
Sayimien
Martin McEntarfer
The
Methodist Church Conference
Edwin Holt
Hughes
Washington, D. C
Meg Wallinhurst
Will Dingielder
Youngevie Faty
Zared Kinsey
John A. Blair
Walter He Scoth
M.S. Cobberhill
Mayville
Miss Patricia Cragg Weds Michael David in Nuptial High Mass
Patricia Cragg and Michael David married in a Nuptial High Mass celebrated by Rev. Carl L. Heidt. Miss Cragg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cragg, wore a brown crepe dress with pearl accessories and carried white roses. Escort was her father, and the groom’s parents were Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uranbelle
Patricia Belle Cragg
Michael David Sai
Carl L. Heidt
Mins Cragg
Jind
Victor Cragg
East Pleasant Street
Mir
John A. Gada
East Main Street
Mildred de Toy
Lawrence Morton
Mother Desrest
Matsesh
Schubert
Maria
Dale Riupp
Afminuim
Hosier
Wedding of Aichael Goda and Mrs Goda Held at Home
A Michael Goda united with his bride in a morning ceremony followed by a reception at their Cynge home from two to six. The bride wore a corsage of yellow rosebuds and a gray gabardine suit with black accessories. Alfred Plecardi acted as usher, with Goda and Victor Craug among the hosts. Out of town guests came from Jamestown Cleveland and Pittsburgh. After a honeymoon in Buffalo and Canada the couple will reside at 39 East Pleasant Street. Mrs Goda, a 1946 senior high graduate, works at Crangle Shire store. Mr Goda, a 1943 graduate, served with the Marines and is employed at Corry Jamestown Mite Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Plecardi
Bey Jan
Goda
Dik Goda
Victor Craug
She Cynge
Wilhipers
Barold Crage
Perry Cragg
Gora
Buffalo
Canada
Bride Chase & Gray
Goria
Criangle Shire
Godaly
Whhool
Marine Goras
Acific
Corry-Jamestown Mite, Corp
Jamestown
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Daughter Karen Lynn Born in Hamel Fos Sitad to Schutte Family
A daughter, Karen Lynn, was born Thursday evening in Hamel Fos to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schutte. Mrs. Schutte is formerly Karilynn Phillips of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Lynn
Hamel
Fos. Sitad
Edyard Schutte
Schutte
Karilynn Phillips
Local residents plan visits and studies this weekend
Ainvold Metean of Werleyitle arrived Friday for a weekend visit with Martin McEn tarter. Mr and Mrs Tracy Whitehead of East Atewsnet street will leaves tomorrow for Boston where Fatlipill resumes studies at Bintsim Gol lope. Miss Jim Comer of West Churet street went to Philadelphia School of the Bible. Miss Mary Sherwood left for Bethlehem to visit relatives and will report to the same school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainvold Metean
Werleyitle
Martin McEntarter
Tracy Whitehead
Philadelphia
Mary Sherwood
Bethlehem
Dinner Party At Hotel Corry Last Evening
Mrs H F Keppel and Mrs Hawkins hosted a dinner party at Hotel Corry last evening at seven. Guests included Mr I W Himrnd of Erie Mrs Ath Miller of New York City Mrs Marjorie Peck Mrs Mil dred Alfred Mrs Wallace Young Mrs Morris Ghupin and Mya Wal Jace Hammond. The group later continued the evening at the Haw tans home on Mott street for card playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Corry
H. FL. Keppel
E. &. Hawkins
I. YW Himrnd
Erie
Ath Miller
New York City
Marjorie Peck
Mil
Dred Alfred
Wallace Young
Morris Ghupin
Mya
Jace Hammond
Jerry Hasbrouck Celebrates Fourth Birthday At Home
The four year old Jerry Hasbrouck was honored yesterday with a family party at their home on First avenue. Guests enjoyed candy, fish and games from five to six, with ice cream and birthday cake served by Mrs Roland Hasbrouck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Hishrouck
Efeht
Wille Frieiters
Thei Pth
Fist Avenue
Hasbrouck
Jerry
Duplicate Bridge Winners At Corry Country Club
The weekly duplicate bridge tournament at Corry Country Club ended with North South high by The Scotts on 7 points. Second place went to Mrs Hushes and Mrs Kinley also 7 1 2 points. Third were Dr Wright and Mrs Burgon on 7 1 4. East West leaders were Mrs Jones and Langdon Rowe with 7 7 Mr Zalneck pair in second, Bartholme trio third. Invitational set for September 1 at Country Club. reservations urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Country Club
Walter H. Scott
North
James Hushesnd
J.fred Kinley
James H. Wright
Harold Burgnon
East
West
W. Jones
Langdon Rowe
Philin Zalneck
F. HL. Bartholme
Robert Bumibaugh
Wedneslay
Ladies Bowling League to Meet Monday Evening
Members of the Ladies Bowling League from the Wednesday and Friday groups will hold a meeting Monday evening at 30 o'clock in the City Building. Mrs Richard Harlan will preside and all members are urged to attend as business and plans for the league will be discussed and trans acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Marine & Coast Guard
Brildine
Richard Harlan
Ehurclafy
Momine
Shower Honors Miss Inez Fitch Ahead of Wedding
Mrs Ralph Fo yle hosted a Friday evening shower for Miss Inez Fitch who will marry soon. Twelve guests attended at the Wright street residence with games and contests. awards went to Mrs Alton Dahlstrand Miss Charlotte Rouse and Mrs Frank VanTussel. Aster decor highlighted the home and a pressure cooker was gifted to Miss Fitch. Miss Rouse and Miss Pitch ofWatson City were the only out of town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Fitch
Ralph Df. Foyle
Wright, Street
Alton Dahlstrand
Charlotte Rouse
Frank VanTussel
Fogle
Miss Fitch
Miss Rouse
Miss Pitch
Watson City
Mrs. Douglas Hanks Feted by PASI-bady Friends
A ladies shower honors Mrs. Douglas Hanks and infant son Ronald at the home of Mrs. Leon TenHuisen on West Bend Street. Twenty two guests enjoyed a social evening with games and contests, salad course, and gifts for Ronald. Out of town guests included several residents from nearby towns and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Hanks
Ron
Leon TenHuisen
West Bend Street
H. Ray Harris
Hanks
Harold Scott
William Moir
Frank Henton
Duke Genter
Clare Conover
Union City
Roy Gravink
Jay Gravink
Earl Beckerink
Henry Gravink
Clifford
Ten Fiuisén
Donald Buslinie
Clymer
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SUN
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the Groucho
Charmin
Carmen
Andy Russell
Steve Cochran
Gloria
Ean
America
Tical Adv
Isaac A. Hain
Mary Arm Dimick
Marsha Dimick
Conrad Monroe
Raymood Tanner
Minneapolis
Northwestern College and Bible School
G. I
Psi
Veterans Administration
G.I
International Correspondence Schools
L. E. Johnson
P.O. Box
Warren, Pa
Flegse
Ae Hee Society
Patricia Cragg
Aichael Goda United
Jerry Hasbrouck
Phillips
Nannette Toller Frocley $Lies
Helen Shore
Nannette Fall Geautiz
Coddler
Babe
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