Luncheon and Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Kacenski
A Mantua resident, formerly of Corry, was feted at a luncheon and stork shower hosted at a Hiram home. Guests from multiple Ohio towns gathered for games, gifts, and a parasol themed celebration with a pink blue and white decor and a decorated shower cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Evelyn) Kacenski
Mantua
Ohio
Corry
Bernice Conigliaro
Hiram
Jackie Sacaracki
Joyce Adkins
Maryanne Chamberline
Ann Ober
Suzie Kalinski
Ann Herr
Bernice Herr
Bernice Romeiko
Diane Herr
Ravenna
Virginia Kalenske
Troy
Wanda Lee Polomsky
Chris Polomsky
Linda Dyson
Diane Dyson
Charlotte Dyson
Wedding bells for James and Jean Good at Lawrence Park
Mr and Mrs James Good of Corry recently wed at Lawrence Park Methodist Church. Jean Atkin, daughter of Ralph and Mrs Atkin of Lawrence Park, works as a counselor for Corry Area School District. James Good, son of Florence Biletnikoff and the late Peter Gool, is employed by General Electric Erie. Bridal attendants included Mina Gool and Janet Wolfe. Ring bearer was Justin Wolfe. The couple honeymooned at Cape Cod after a reception in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Street
Corry
James Good
Lawrence Park Methodist Church
Jean Atkin
Ralph N. Atkin
Lawrence Park
Corry Area
Gool
Florence Biletnikoff
Erie
Peter Gool
Marlene Mes
St Louis
Mina Gool
Janet Wolfe
Tony Wernicki
Jerry Rice
Steven Cornish
Justin Wolfe
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Penni Katulich
Miss Penni Katulich bride elect of Jeff Jackson was honored at a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. George Sample on Mead Avenue. Hostesses were Mrs. Norberta Kane and Mrs. Sample, assisted by Mrs. Morton Gross. Mrs. Donald Turben presided at the urns. The theme used light and dark shrimp colors in decorations and favors. dessert refreshments were served. Miss Katulich received many gifts. The couple will wed Saturday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penni Katulich
Jeff Jackson
George Sample
Mead Avenue
Norberta Kane
Sample
Morton Gross
Donald Turben
Miss Katulich
Birthday party honors Dan Cornish at Bear Lake Campgrounds
About 35 permanent campers at Bear Lake Campgrounds hosted an early surprise party for Dan Cornish owner of the campsite who will celebrate his birthday in December. The pavilion was filled with a large decorated cake and gifts as a bountiful picnic lunch concluded the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Dan Cornish
Cornish
Corry
Clifford Button
Jack Brigham
Tammy
Debbie
Johnny
Tommy
William F. Shreve
Corry Hospital Welcomes Two Newborns to Wattsburg and Spartansburg Families
A son was born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith of R D 1 Wattsburg with Mrs Smith formerly Rebeca Man ilaville A daughter was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Hodak of Spartansburg with Mrs Hodak formerly Pamela Kushell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital
Raymond Smith
R.D. 1
Wattsburg
Smith
Rebeca Manilaville
Donald Hodak
Spartansburg
Hodak
Pamela Kushell
Mrs Hober Honored At Mead Park Farewell Party
Elizabeth Hober, en route to Ramona California after a six week eastern visit, was feted at Mead Park with about 60 relatives and friends from Corry Jamestown Ripley and Erie in attendance. She spent time with son in law Henry Butcher Sr and daughter Anna May Butcher and attended granddaughter Kathleen Gifford McCubbin and grandson Gary Butcher’s August nuptials in New Jersey Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Elizabeth) Hober
Ramona
Calif
Mead Park
Hober
Henry
Anna May) Butcher Sr
West Main Street
A.D. 1
Corry
Berean Class Annual Banquet Honors Slippery Rock guests
The 17th annual Berean Class banquet of the Evangelical United Methodist Church was held Saturday evening at the Corry Motor Inn. LeRoy Rieck hosted with Richard Sorenson delivering the dinner invocation. Kathy Gannoway and Barry Shrout received prizes from table games led by Joan Shannon. Richard Shannon led devotions “Be Ye Filled.” Special guests Pete and Kathy Gannoway of Slippery Rock Campus Crusade spoke, with Rev. Eugene Donelson delivering the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Corry Motor Inn
LeRoy Rieck
Richard Sorenson
Joan Shannon
Kathy Gannoway
Barry Shrout
Richard Shannon
Pete
Slippery Rock
Eugene Donelson
Paper Strike Settled In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Union members of Local 10 representing about 850 workers tentatively accepted a contract with Philadelphia Newspapers Inc. after all-night bargaining and minutes before the 6 am deadline. A ratification vote is set for Tuesday at 1 pm with terms to remain confidential until then. Both papers are Knight Newspapers holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Morning Inquirer
Afternoon Daily News
Philadelphia Newspapers, Inc
Guild
Jim Young
Young
Knight Newspapers
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Ash
Bertha McMichael
June McCoy
Chris McCoy
Amy Sue Utegg
Mrs. McCoy
Michael
Columbus Church
Jeff
Walter Thoms
Jean Fargo
Kacenski
Tricia Henry
Dorothy Lytton
Dorothy VanTassel
Twila Short
Shelly Henry
Columbus
Columbus Community
Walter
Ruth) Thoms
Leslie
Amelia) Dodd
Birdelle McClintock
Mildred Depew
Philip
Neva) Wade
Hollis
Dorothy) Upperman
James
Mildred) Reagle
Thoms
Depew
McClintock
Emory
Mary) Morton
Reynold
Althea) Hamilton
F. Lowe
Marie) Edwards
Ira Small
William
Evelyn) Rodemeyer
Albert
Sybil) Steffan
Donald
Iola) Bennink
Lowell
Jean) Fargo
Jack
June) McCoy
Floyd
Winifred) Utegg
Sandy) Utegg
Allene Utegg
DeForest
Helen) Bindley
Nathan Dodd
Paul Porter
Carleton Curtis
Venture Inn
Trevial
North Center St. Clymer
N.Y
Birdie
The
General Electric Company
Riceville United Methodist Church
Roy C. Nichols
Centerville
Riceville
Bishop Nichols
David
Dolly) Brumagin
Ricky
Karen
R.D
Guys Mills
Wayne Valley United Methodist Church
Beaverdam
Brumagins
Irian Jaya
Indonesia
Wattsburg High School
Salvation Army Citadel
West Washinton Street
Salvation Army
Sue Comitz
Sparkettes
St. ‘Thomas School
Lord Byron
Nairobi
Kenya
Cathers Studio & Photo Suply
N. Center St
Corry, Pa
Mrs. Hober
Berean
Cela
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