Marriage of Margie J. Cooper to Stephen E. Burlingame
Announcement of the September wedding of Miss Margie J. Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerle Cooper of RD 2 Corry to Stephen E Burlingame son of Mr and Mrs Fred Burlingame of RD Spartansburg. The single ring ceremony was at 1 0 at the home of Mrs Ina Bowen justice of the peace Spartansburg with Miss Myra L Bowen as pianist. The bride wore a light blue suit with white accessories and a corsage of white roses. The groom's brother Burlingame served as best man. The couple plans to reside at 221 East Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
urlingame-Cooper Edding
Margie J. Cooper
Jerle Cooper
Corry
Jephen E. Burlingame
Fred Burlingame
R. D. Spattansburg
Oiélock
Ina Bowen
Rechae Vurlus
Bur Burlingame
Burlingame
Pying Creek
Marriage Of Miss Jean Armitage To George Fox At St Pauls
Miss Jean Sue Armitage daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Armitage and George Fox son of Mr and Mrs Richard Fox were married Sunday at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. The double ring ceremony featured white gladioli and greens, with organist Miss Martha Muluityre and singer William Lovejand performing. Bride wore white slipper satin with lace trim and her sister Mrs Robert Porter served as maid of honor. Best man was Albert Fox, with brothers Jack Armitage and David Fox as ushers. Reception at the Armitage home followed. After a weeklong honeymoon the couple will live at 415 West Smith Street. Mrs Fox is a 1948 Corry Senior High graduate, employed at Powell Motor Company. Mr Fox is a 1946 local high school graduate, employed at Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. Details mention other local social updates and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauly
Jean Sue Armitage
Harold Armitage
East Pleasant Street
George Fox
Snr
Richard Fox
West Smith Street
Harry 8
Bowman
Martha Muluityre
William Love— Jand
Robert Porter
Franklin
Mattors
Bown
Albert Fox
Jack Armitage
David Fox
Armitage
Edna Smedley
Oil City
Gladys McCloskey
Club Social Gatherings Bring Local Visitors Home
Loyd Lillie of 836 East Pleasant Street returns from Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario with a grove city college Outing Club group. L A Tiffany of South Center Street trips to New York City to visit sister in East Orange New Jersey and joins a family reunion in Hopbottom Pennsylvania. Numerous locals and visitors are noted with trips, visits, and gatherings across Corry, Meadville, Pittsburgh, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Lillie
East Pleasant Street
Ontario
Canada
Grove City College
L. A .Tiffany
South Center Street
New York City
E. L. Sloat
Fast Orange
N. J
Tiffany
S.M. Parker
Grand Valley
Bristol
Kathwyn Buck
Bee
George Buck
East South Street
Velma Moore
Bula Taylor
North Center Street
Lake Paris
Edinboro
M. B Raines
Columbus
Ind
Moore
Norris Chapity
Union City
Morris Chapin
Raymond Avenue
Pittsburgh
Chanin
Joseph Frisina
Tims
Mary Low McCray
Sam Baresi
Lima
Walter ‘H. Scott
J. Fred Kinley
M.S. Gobbett
John A. Blatt
Mayybie
Chautauqual Lake
Calvin Bennett
Claude Hulet
Harl Batterman
Phyllis
Chatham
Miss Phyllis McCoy Weds Duane McIntyre at Wesleyan Church
Miss Phyllis Marie McCoy daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond McCoy of Blissfield and Duane McIntyre son of Hey and Mrs Guy McIntyre of Presdale were married Saturday afternoon at 4 30 o'clock in the Wesleyan Methodist Church in Pittsfield The groom s father performed the ceremony amid pastel gladioli The bridal party wore blue and rose gowns with bouquets of roses and pink blossoms A reception for 75 guests followed at the McCoy home The couple will reside at R D 3 Pittsfield after their honeymoon in the Finger Lakes region Both graduates and employees listed from Gary Senior High and the Raymond Mig Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mils Phyllis Marie McCoy
Rs. Raymond Mc~ Coy
B.D
Downe McIntyre
Hey
Guy McIntyre
Pricedale
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jat Pitisfield
Grouma
Theodore Vanderhoff
Harold Fish
Frank Chirleusie
June Smith
Norma Elis
Chinicurio
Ruth Ann McCay
Honey Gil
Seward Jordan, Jr
Mr. Melmyrs
Jack
Sunday Affair Honors John R Long Ren Cin
A party in honor of John R Long's son John R Long Jr was hosted by Mere Lone and others on Wayne Street. The event marked the elder Long's 60 years with Ajax Iron Works and included a bountiful dinner and two monetary purses for the guest of honor. Relatives attended from Jamestown Waterford and nearby families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Long
Wayne Street
Emma Raymond
Jamestown
Oscar
Waterford
Harold Powers Host Annual Picnic for Powell Employees
The Powell family hosted the annual picnic for Powell Motor Company and Powell Loan and Finance Office employees and families at their cottage on Chautauqua Lake. Prizes were awarded in horse shoe pitching to Leslie Bulard and Harold Flowers. women’s prizes went to Mrs Harold Bruce and Mrs Leon Edwards. Boating, water skiing, and visiting were enjoyed. door prizes went to Harold Murphy, Barbara Bettes, Harold Bruce, Earl Steeler, and Claude Stokes. A 6:30 picnic dinner and social followed before guests returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Harold Murphy
Barbara Bettes
Harold Bruce
Earl Steeler
Claude Stokes
Mrs. Steeler
Cleveland
Hospitality Club Sets Meet Tomorrow at Legion Home
The Hospitality club of this city will hold a 2 PM meeting tomorrow at the American Legion Home on North Center street. Plans for a Hallowe'en party in October to which members and husbands will be invited will be discussed along with fall meeting programs. Mrs. Tavis Valentine will chair with assistants including Mrs. A V Cochran and Mrs. C R Suska. E C Mountain of West Washington street recently returned home from New York City after attending a General Medtric amplies i the UW. B convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospitality Club
American Legion
North Center Street
Hallowe'en
Tavis Valentine
A. V. Cochran
C. R. Suska
R. G.tunsmell
Tmirs
Betty Wink
B. J. Miller
Abs
Tracy Whitehead
E. C. Mountain
West Washington Street
New York City
Sunday School Wiener Roast for Catpies Class
Members of Mrs P M Andersons Young Married Catpies Class of Church of Nuguri traveled to the Hebers home in Spartansburg for a wiener roast and corn soup. Devotions, choruses, and scripture from Zechariah 1 10 were shared. Games followed a bonfire on the lawn with pie and coffee served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Anderson
Church of the ‘Nugurie
Lewis Hebers
Spartansburg
Farewell Party for Salvation Army Cadet Marjorie Miller
Friends of the Salvation Army and Neighborhood Prayer groups met at Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Satterlee’s home on Johnson Street to honor Miss Marjorie Miller who will enter the Salvation Army Training College in New York City. The afternoon featured greetings, readings, and reminiscences from attendees. Major Satterlee spoke of Miss Miller’s future work and offered encouragement as a cake, jelly, cupcakes, and coffee were served and Miss Miller received a prize of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Siuuriay
Tio
M. L. Satterlee
Johnson Street
Marjorie Miller
Jeff
Salvation Army Training College
New York City
Major Saitertee
Miss Miller
Party Saturday For Miss Marjorie Miller
Migs ia Wilkinson entertained Saturday evening at a farewell party for raider Marjorie Miller yesterday for New York City to enter the Salvation Army. Seventeen attended the party held at the Miller Isom on Concord shedt with group singing. Relishments were served by the Nostesses and Cadet Miller was presented a gift and purse of money from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migsia Wilkinson
Marjorie Miller
New York City
Salvation Army
Miller Isom
Concord Shedt
Cadet Miller
Kalaja-Hatch birth announced in Spartansburg area
A daughter was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Kalaja of Spartansburg at Corey Hospital. The mother is the former Margaret Obert Asoil. The birth occurred early this morning at Corey Hospital in Mr and Mrs Ivan Hatch of R. Ded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anul
Charles Kalaja
Spartansburg
Corey Hospital
Margaret, Obert
Asoil
Corry Hospital
Ivan Hatch
R. Ded
Concord 4 H Groups Party Saturday
Concord 4 H groups held a Saturday evening gathering at Miss Joanne Clabbats home with about sixty members and parents. The event featured corn roast, games, and gifts as part of the Boys Variety 4 20 Club activities assisted by Mr Smith the assistant county agent and Miss Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Joanne Clabbats
Smith
Community guests enjoy roast corn and sandwiches outdoors
Tricia Hoagland, extension agent of RRT, hosted town guests who enjoyed roast corn, sandwiches, and coffee in a casual outdoor gathering at 408. The event showcased local hospitality and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tricia Hoagland
Rrt
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Judy
Astaire
Rivetica
Anto
Judy Garl and
Fred Astaire
Peter Lawford
Ann Miller
Jae. Society
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Austin
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Kenneth A. Young
John
William
Erie
Findley Lake
A.M. Lite
Elmer D. Edgett
J. W. Moore
P. J. Dieteh
Haze Shuss
Martha Elizabeth Shaffer
Kenneth Fuhrman
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Lenora Millard
Springfield
W. A. Leaby
Wright Street
A. G. Jacobs
Jacobs
Shanley Curl
West Frederick Street
John Logan
Mildred
Barbara Thomson
Judy Order
West Spring Creek
Mammoth Cave
Concord Street
Hyder
Ella Shatrs
Salvatalon Army Training College
Ruth Johnston
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Francis Johnston
Dominic Falcone Land
Mary ‘Theresa
West Pleasant Street
Warren
Phyllis McCoy
Duane McIntyre
Gary Senior High School
McIntyre
Wine-Wills
Youngsville High School
Raymond Mig. Comany
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Chevrolet
Thomas Motors
of Corry Inc
Johnnnye
Leed
Aar Renant
BIG
Chabin
Holt Furniture
Bar N. Center Street Corry, Pe
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