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Strickland Mallery Nuptials Held in Lottsville Church
Louise Katherine Mallery and David LeRoy Strickland married in Lottsville Method ist Church with gladiol and palm decorations. Rev Burl Mailison officiated assisted by Rev Merrill Livezey. Bride wore chantilly lace gown and a regal headpiece, cascade bouquet of crimson roses. Attendants included matron of honor Betty Shank and bridesmaids Evelyn Dickey and Tone Wilt sie. Reception for about 175. couple to reside in Bemus Point after the wedding trip to New England.
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Lottsville
B. Shank
Grove City
Harold
June Strickland
Jamestown
Mrs. Strickland
Mr. Strick
Betty Shank
Evelyn Dickey
Bemus Point
Ronp
Tone Wiltsie
Ronald Wood
Hartfield
Lester Dickey
Aller Barton
Spring Creek
Canta Delabra
Mae
New England
Strickland
Mayville Central School
WOA Hospital School of Nursing
Mayville Central
U.S. Army
Sprinhorns
Brown-Earls Betrothal Announced in Spartansburg
Mr and Mrs Roy Brown of R D 4 Spartansburg announce the engagement of their daughter Doris Elaine to Roy Earls son of Mr and Mrs Charles Earls of R D 3 Spartansburg. Definite wedding plans have not yet been announced.
Navy Mothers Honor Higby Couple at IOOF Hall
Navy Mothers Club No 96 and guests honored Mr and Mrs Carl Higby at a recent dinner for their 50th wedding anniversary. Twenty two attendees presented the couple with a purse of money after a decorative dessert table and flowers. A brief business session followed led by Commander Mrs Merrill Lille. Mayme Mitchell and Mrs Higby were named to represent the group at the upcoming Golden Age Club meeting.
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Navy Mothers
Carl Higby
Navy Mothers Club No. 96
Ioof Hall
Higby
Clarence Cox
Engagement announced for area couple in Columbus and Spartansburg
Mrs George Fry of R D 1 Columbus announced the engagement of her daughter Miss Gladys Sue Cressey to Richard Paul Culver son of Mrs James A Sutton R D 3 Spartansburg. Miss Cressey is a senior at Youngs Ville High School and is employed by Deluxe Metal Company in Warren. No wedding date set.
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George Fry
R. D
Columbus
Gladys Sue Cressey
Richard Paul Culver
James A. Sutton
Spartansburg
Cressley
Youngs‘ile
Ber Flance
Sparta
Deluxe Metal Company
Warren
Women of the Moose Host Card Party and Style Show
The Women of the Moose publicity committee led by Mrs. Gerald Pless announced results from a card party and style show held at the Moose Club. F. Chapin and Son showcased fall and winter outfits from Corry and Union City stores with models including Mrs. Clark Lord and others. Prizes awarded covered Bridge, Pinochle, Canasta with multiple winners and a special prize electric frying pan.
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Women of the Moose
Gerald Pless
Moose Club
F. Chapin and Son
Corry
Uiion City
Clark Lord
Ralph Bailey
Charles Thompson
Hubert Heerlein
Arthur Pledger
Carol McClosny
Roberta Palo
Mary Castor
Ann Fenstermachtz
Harold Jackson
Bridge
Shirley Deulnk
Beth Thompson
W. K. Shindledecker
Hl. J.witcox
Edward Kinley
Raymond Bachomner
Vernon Clark
Canasta
Murie Kaznaier
Norris Hoover
Ted May
Richard Orsechowski
Ina AU
Howard Emerson
Laurie Baker
J. Leone
Andrew McKeta
Charles ‘VanTassel
Frank Frisina
Clifford Caster
Lean Cole
Frank Burkhart
Cyril Gluyna
LeRoy Hoyt
Alma Slagle
Nellie Pitts
Russell Dingfelder
Robert Curtis
Robert ‘Hunt
Albert “Baresi
Shirley Deuink
Ray Dennis
Dorothy Linendell
Richard Hurlbut
Helen Carlisch
Harry Paulson Jr
Alms Slagle
Chester Swarm
Paul Brenoel
Gail ‘Thompson
R. L. Bachomer
Alan Cox
Leon Root
May ‘Nichols
Euland Harvey
Andrew “Syentek
E. Craig Moore
Mira
Stanley Malek
Madelyn Cole
Mary Sprovers
Arthur Pitts
Norris Hooven
E. Heckman
Hazel Shuss
Jessie Munson
Alfred Morrison
Local charity tea honors donors and volunteers
Phillis Swart and a group including Mrs. R X Williams and Mrs. Charles VanTissel were thanked for prints donated by merchants such as Carol's Gift Shop Jansens Diary Bar Taylor's Jewelry and Grice Jewelers. A luncheon served by Mrs. Ploss and committee followed the event with praise for Hempel Malek Gale and others who managed kitchen tickets prizes and the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillis Swart
R. X. Willams
Ansa Wilcox
Charles VanTissel
J. Leone
Carol's Gift Shop
Jansens Diity Bar
Taylor's Jewelry
Grice Jewelers
Stahl Jews Wets
the Woodworth Company
Katherine's Dress Shop
Leed's Tre
Lev VI Furniture Company
Huberes Purniture Barach's Home
Audrey , Rouse
Richard Hurlbut
Pless
Hempel
Malek
Harold Gale
Jessie Mason
Mary Sears
Jackson
Twin Daughters Born to Ashville Couple at Corry Memorial
Twin daughters were born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Seeley Jr of Ashville Sunday evening at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter born this morning to Mr and Mrs Robert Upperman of R D 3 at Corry Memorial. Aton born early this morning at Hamot Hospital in Erie to Mr and Mrs Harry Slomski of Erie. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Floryan Gibas of R D 1.
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Clarence Seeley Jr
Ashville
Corry Memorial Hospital
Robert Upperman
Aton
Hamot Hospital
Erie
Harry Slomski
Floryan Gibas
Local Bridge Tourney in Warren Yields Second Day Results
Local bridge fans saw Morgan Beverly as part of a team placing third in the Warren Open at the Marconi Ouling Club. Warren’s winning squad included Dr. R. H. Tarde John Tarael Henry Hununger and D B Vetera. The third place club listed D A Seause M A Kormreteh J A Sea Use JR Valone, with Pred Chet of Buffalo as fifth, Bob Larsen of Jamestown and Mr and Mrs E Therton of Buffalo among the rest. Last year’s champs, the Eric team with Jim West Dorothy Shepton 8 1 Minjevoni and George Hoestal, finished fourth. Open pairs victor was Mrs Agnes Gordon and Fred Obit of Buffalo. Second place went to Mrs 8 R Mason and Mrs Gladys Brownite. third to B J Rupp and K E Wallace of Jamestown. Fourth to D A Scalise and M A Kornreich. fifth to Fred Root and Nat Geyatmian of Buffalo. A tie for first in the special Saturday game featured Mr. as Me My ag Bovevino and Mrs. M A Kornfeich, with Mr and Mrs O J Sandel of Jamestown taking third and Mrs George Loesel and Gayle Patten of Erle fourth.
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Warren
Morgan Beverly
Marconi Ouling Club
Warren Ovar
R. H. Tarde
John Tarael
Henry Hununger
D. B. Vetera
Thole
Vonalsting
D. A. Seause
M.A. Kormreteh
J. A. Sea~ Use
JR. Valone
Pred Chet
Buffalo
Bob Larsen
Jamestown
Mr. E Therton
Eric Tem
Jim West
Dorothy Shepton
Minjevoni
George Hoetal
Agnes Gordon
Fred
Erie County NAA Opens Fall Sessions Here
The Corry chapter of the National Association of Accountants hosted Erie County accountants at the Corn Club as fall and winter sessions opened. Fifteen attended, and L. E. Graham received a life membership. Lou Wengert spoke at the Erie General Electric plant on budgeting. A cyclist, 41, Lyman Ward, was seriously injured when his motorcycle collided with a car he attempted to pass on Sunday.
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Erie County
NAA
Corry
National Association —of Accountants
Corn Club
L. £. Graham
Lou Wengert
Erie General Electric
Ratally Chill
Lyman
J. Ward
Fotally
Scouts Present Jamboree Talk At Kiwanis Meeting
Bay Scout Troop 81 led programs viewed slides of the International Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge and discussed the trip this summer. Frank Grice introduced Scoutmaster Harry Sablemer. Officers for 1958 were named by the nominating committee.
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Bay Scout
Cory Rivenue Club
Corry
Frank Grice
Harry Sablemer
Troop 81
Valley Forge
James Miller
Thomas
Robert Grice
H. Lynn Rice
Rice
Plang
William C. Sells Jr
Seleet
Tyan Bennini
Howard Hytzelman
Robert .Bracken
A. A. Carbone
Wet Weather Dampens East and Gulf States
Wet weather spread across the East and Gulf states with generally pleasant conditions elsewhere. The mid-Atlantic and New York area saw scattered thunderstorms and rainfall exceeding 2 inches. Heavy showers were reported in Gordonsville Virginia Washington D C and Teterboro New Jersey. New England areas had lighter totals.
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Gulf States
Gulf
mid-Atlantic
TaGuanrolla Field
New York
Cty
Gordonsville
Washington
D. C
Teterboro
New England
End Woodcutters Strike Effort Amid Plant Operations
Crouped workers and cutting contractors plan a push to end the strike. Local paper wood and chemical plants at Johnsonburg maintain operations due to on hand supplies. Union seeks wage increases per Timberman's local president Fell Nashudka Jr.
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Kane
Johnsonburg
Fell Nashudka Jr
Timberman's
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