Two Weddings Highlight Findley Lake Area Celebrations
The week featured weddings for Miss June Ward and George Arthur Wright at Findley Lake with a double ring ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren Church. The bridal party included Jean Ward as maid of honor and Leonard Eliason as best man, with receptions in church parlors and guests from nearby towns.
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June Ward
George Wright
Findley Lake
June A. Ward
Grant Lawson Ward
George Arthur Wright
Robert Lee Wright
Sherman
Gladfoll
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Leonard Eliason
C. Winslow Ten- Hagen
J. Wesley ‘TenHagen
Women's Society of World Service
Ladies Aid
Lois Ward
Carol Ward
Clymer
Erie
North East
Ripley
Spartansburg
Wright
Pennsylvania
New York State
Clymer Central School
Findley Lake High School
Mina Township
Wedding of Pondel and Whaley at West Spring Creek Hall
The West Spring Creek Town Hall hosted a wedding reception for the couple with 250 invited guests. Edward Paver served as best man. ushers included C Richard Lindberg and Walter Whaley. The bride, groom, and guests wore formal attire with yellow and white decorations. The couple will reside at 128% Maple Avenue after a trip to the Pocono Mountains and Washington, DC. The bride is a Corry High School graduate and secretary. the groom is a Sunoco service station manager. Guests traveled from Warren, Erle, Mayville, Pittsburgh, Meadville, and Corry.
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Edward Paver
Mr. Pondel
C. Richard Lindberg
Walter Whaley
Warren
West Spring Creek
Jeanne Manley
Howard Johnson
John Login
Wave Rieck
Don Whaley
Clair Juquith
Robert Shamp
Arden Rocka~ Fellow
Gerald Fitch
Betty Greeley
Donna Sherwood
Greeley
Shirley Hall
Betty Porter
Arthur Messinger
Wns
Miss Whaley
Pocono Mountains
Washington City
Harrisburg
Maple Avenue
Pondel
Corry Senior High School
John Hoenstermacher
Sunoco
North Center Street
Harbor Half Aid Met Holds All Day Session
Harbor Half Aid members and guests met on Thursday for an all day session at the Community House. A noon tureen dinner was served. Hostess committee included Mrs. Lewis Jewell and Mrs. Oscar Vance. Mrs. Rupert Morris presided. devotions led by Mrs. Jewell. They planned Christ mas card sales with several boxes distributed. Afternoon included visiting and sewing. Next meeting set for October 7. committees: Mrs Lyle Chelton and Mrs Mortis.
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Cuary
Guess of the Harbor Half Aid
Lewis Jewell
Oscar Vance
Rupert Morris
Old
Jewell
Christamas
Lyle Chelton
Mortis
Interesting Program At Grange Meeting
Spring Creek Grange No. 236 met Thursday evening at the Grange Hall under worthy overseer Bernard Porter in the master's absence. The session opened with routine business then featured a history of Warren County schools and two films about Yellowstone National Park and a man with a gun and a dog. Refreshments of jello with whipped cream cookies and coffee followed.
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Spring Creek
Hospitality Club to Meet Tuesday Meeting set for 2 pm at VEW Garden Room
The Hospitality Club opens its new season Tuesday afternoon with HH. S. Vaughn as speaker at 2 o clock. Officers Mrs. John East Mrs. Estella Wells and Mrs. C. W. Bracken Sr. will run the session in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
Vew Garden Room
S. Vaughn
John East
Estella Wells
C. W. Bracken Sr
Newborn Pike Reported at Corry Memorial Hospital
A son was born yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Levere Pike RD 1 Hear Lake. The
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Levere Pike
Hear Lake
Party At Cragg Home Honors Mrs. Mayme Wood
Mrs. Harold Cragg hosted a small group at West Smith Street for Mrs. Mayme Wood's return to St Augustine Florida after an extended visit. Two bridge games determined awards won by Mrs. James MacInnes Mrs. Earl Haight and Mrs. Nellie Dunlap. Mrs Wood received a guest prize. light refreshments followed a social period.
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Cragg
Mayme Wood
Harold Cragg
West Smith Street
St. Augustine
Fla
James MacInnes
Earl Haight
Nellie Dunlap
Wood
Hospital Auxiliary Set to Meet at Local Institution
Mrs. Robert Curtis president of the Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary announces the first fall meeting for Monday evening at 7:30 in the nurses dining room. All members are urged to attend as the fall and winter program will be planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Curtis
Corry Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary
Concord Community Club Met Last Night
About 40 neighbors and friends attended as President Webb McCray led the meeting. The group set October 22 for the next gathering, a Halloween party, with refreshments by Miss Brerley Hall Velma McGray and Vern Rose. Lawrence Wade oversaw a program including a reading Ha Ha Roasting Bars by Clyde Hall and accordion by Miss Hall. Ice cream cake and coffee were served by Mrs Lawrence Wade Mrs Howard Blakeslee and Miss Cora McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Wyheulg Amney
Webb McCray
Lawrence Wade
Howard Blakeslee
Cora McCray
Columbus Ladies Aid Meeting Reports September plans
Twelve members met at Columbus Community Church with vice president Mrs. Paul Trisket leading. A public ham dinner is planned for September 29 and a private dinner this month to benefit the treasury. Hostess committee served jello angel food cake chocolate cake and coffee. The October meeting is set for Mrs. Carleton Curtis's home on the second Thursday.
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Columbus Ladies Aid
Columbus Community Church
Paul Trisket
The
Treasury
Trisket
Charles Swanson
Carleton Curtis
15 Beauties in Final Round of Miss America Pageant
Fifty contestants began the final round for Miss America 1955 at Atlantic City New Jersey. Judges tally scores in talent and bathing suit segments as fans await gown and final round results. The winner will receive over 50000 in prizes and title to succeed Evelyn Ay of Ephrata Pennsylvania amid stormy weather that disrupted earlier events.
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Ms—Venenen
Atlantic City
N. J
The
Judes
Lnto i Hiddin
Linh
Evelyn Ay
Ephrata
von Hurdeen
Robert V Holcomb ex area resident dies
Robert V Holcomb of Sprinewest Miss died Thursday evening after a long illness. Born October 25, 1905 in Pidloute, he spent most of his life in the Warren and Tidiotte area. Survived by sister Mrs Jack Fleming of Cory, brothers Clifford Holcomb of Cory and Donald Holcomb of Erie, two half sisters Mrs Donna Smith and Mrs William McCulland of Erie. Body arrives Sunday morning with Bracken Funeral Home in charge. Committal service set for 4 p m Monday at Pidioute Cemetery.
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Robert Loveland
Cynthia
Camanche
Town
Loveland
Harvey Loveland
King Street
Olof Dahl
Park McCray
Quentin Mc~Cray
Jack
Erle
Buffalo
Edward J. Meyer Memorial Hospital
Quentin McCray
James Downey
Genoa
William Spies
East Main Street
Peggy Bayle
Irwin, Pa
Richard Muckinhaupt
Russell Ream
East Columbus Avenue
Washington
D. C
Youngstown
van Wirt, O
Wheeling
W Va
Mollie Hill
New York City
Bromley
London
Kent
England
E. J. Wright
South Center
Francine Maloney
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Fredericksburg
Jack Stahl
Edward Sheldon
Henry Ainsworth
J. T. Scully
N. J. Kline
Hattle Decker
Townville
William Blatt
John A. Blatt
West Smith Street
Grove City College
William Waterhouse
Donald Wood
State College
Pennsylvania ‘State University
Robers v. Holcomb
Sprinewest Miss
Occober
Pidloute
Warren and
Tidiotte
Jack Fleming
Corty
Clifford Holcomb
Cory
Donald Holcomb
Erie
Donna Smitth
William McCulland
Bracken Fur Worl
Hurricane Edna Threatens New England Coast
A powerful hurricane named Edna, the season’s fifth, bears down toward Maine and Nova Scotia. Coast Guard vessels and aircraft stand by, Civil Defense shored up as ships seek safe ports and fishing fleets head for shelter amid warnings from Miami to Maine.
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Miami
Maine
Edna
Wil
Coast Guard
New England
Adenauer appeals for support on NATO entry plan
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged the West German public to back policies toward joining the North Atlantic Alliance as state elections approach. Speaking before 7,000 Christian Democrats in Nourmies, he voiced sovereignty as a prerequisite for NATO membership and cautioned that the French delay could block Western ties.
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Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Allance
Wig-Holstein
Tme
Natlonal Assembly
Nourmiensies
Adenauer
NATO
Tannehill Named General Chairman of Penn State Alumni Fund
Bryn Mawr resident Tannehill was named general chairman of the 1954 Penn State Alumni Fund. John T Ryandr of Pittsburgh, president of the Alumni Association, announced the appointments of David S. Rose as vice chairman and R Burns Guerpé of Latrobe as a fund committee member. Contributions to date exceed 142000 with over 7400 alumni giving. The fund closes at year end.
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Tomattic
Led “Sale
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Lotenings
I Socret
Iace
Dorothy Whaley
Host
Mulligan
Bob Desmond
West Church St
Concord Community Club
Columbus Ladies Aid Meeting
Art & Music
P& M
Fogle Lumber CO
Franklin St. Corry, Pa
Helen
Etopf
Robert V. Holcomb
Penn State
Flannelette
F. C. Chapin & Son
Ing
College of Mint
Tamehill
Bell Telephone Co. of
Diamond Ardent
State Telephone Co
Sgt
Joe Friday
Jack Webb
REX Theatre
Corry Drive-In
Bagdad
Mickey Spillane
Gable A. Gardner
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