Pittsfied Wedding Honors Foster Daughter of Bailey Family
Foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Bailey of Pittsfiel wid Pvt Paul Gordon Baker son of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Baker of Cleveland were married Saturday September 17 at 3 pm at Wesleyan Methodist Church Pittfield Rev Donald Saint Church officiated. The bride wore white satin gown with four long tulle, bouquet of white dahlias and red rose center, maid of honor Miss Mary Jane Bailey, bridesmaids in embroidered nylon gowns with assorted bouquets. Attendants wore white nylon dresses and matching accessories. After ceremony, reception featured flowers and confections. dignitaries included Mary Jane Bailey and others from surrounding towns. Baker biography noted his service and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbo Mune Veun
Asiney
Clarence Bailey
Pittsfieli
Wid
Paul Gordon Baker
Wilbert Baker
Cleveland
Donald Saint Chur
Wesleyan Methodist
Pitta
Mary Jane Bailey
Hower
Mike Latin Jetell
Jaice Hazellint
Carol Haiwht
Quyt
Misa
Joyce Lange
Mish
Shirley Jewell
Wristitaville
Aunchott
Anine Gaher
Cambridge Springs
Maiste
David Mourer
Youngs Villé Sini
Becauselt
Mary Dune Bailey
Mins
Wilcox
Syrhenes
Evelyn Hoda
Pithatielt
Taira Springer
Titusville
Hetty Blystone
Helen Peters
Irvine
Betty Jewell
Torpedo
Zelda Brooks
Canton
Bakr
Frydumtt
Youngsville Hie
New Proves Comparty
Warren
Baker Leo Wis
OES District Meeting To Honor Grand Officers
District 1-B Order of the Eastern Star plans a Friday September meeting at Coy Area Hits School at 7 20 p m. Grand officers from Pittsburgh Norristown and McKeesport will be honored. a banquet will follow in the high school cafeteria. committee chairs for Corry City Chapter are named and reservations for the banquet are due today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Coy
Amsnelute Cisiynd
High Echo
Corry City
TW. Whitehead
Willard. Gibson
Ellmear Wasavik
Helen Johnon. Williams A Leaby
Luby
Howard Ross
TS Ules
Robert Fleming
Mig
E Anderson
Final Ladies Day Held At Corry Country Club
Final Ladies Day at Corry Country Club drew 30 women for a social afternoon. Mrs. Dank Dey, Mrs. Nollis Dunlap, and Miss Lona St Clair won games after lunch while Mr W A Lynby received a prize. Lona St Clair chaired the event. Myr Byker will reside with her relatives while the club prepares for forthcoming duties in Port Executive, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Att Corry Country Club
Gorry
Servive
Byker
Hur Pteuls
Hoe
Port Euetive
Family Honored at Reception for 24th Year Return
Dr. H Roy Harris and family were honored at a Thursday evening reception by the Evangelical United Brethren Church social rooms. The event marked Harris’s 24th consecutive year at the church with a program featuring a word game, drawings by Mrs Zennie Fish, duets by Mrs Donald Armitage and Mrs Leonard Austin, and a solo by G Beremin. Remarks followed by Rev Harris and Mrs Harry Linch. Cake ice cream and mints were served to over 100 guests from a decorated table. Mrs Lynn Campbell provided refreshments and slide projector was presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Roy Harris
Rey
H Ray Harris
Helene
United Brethren
Revs Harris
Friendly Circle Meeting At Mrs Fassett Home
Friendly Circle gathered at Mrs David Fassett home in Bomus Post with Ty members and singing. Duet by Miss Junie Way and Tody Boyle opened devotions led by Mrs Fred Wallacorea. Bible questions sparked discussion followed by prayer and a song. Hostess served apple saki and cake. Mes Way led supper, entertainment by Mrs Lawrence Fedidliue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Cepiemurr
Cuttiniy Sun Say
Bela
Divad Fassett
Bomus Post
O Prudd
Junie Way
Tody Boyle
Fred Wallacorea
Matthew
Elrole 4d
Ats
Way
Mra
Arthur Wallace
Cheseston
Lawrence Fedidliue
Urgent Need for New Members in Needlework Guild Drive
The Needlework Guild of America seeks new members during National Membership Week October 2 to 8. The Corry branch appeals for local cooperation with donations of goods or money. The guild, seven years old with 500 branches nationwide, supports local welfare agencies. Contact Mrs Foster E. Davis or Mrs. Wallace for details or donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlework Guild of America
Needlework Guild
Corry
United States
Foster E. Davis
North Center Street
Clarepon Wallace
West Pleashait
Johnny
Davis
Friendship Club Met At Mulligan Home
The Friendship Club met at the Mulligan home with eight members present. During the social afternoon games prizes were won by Frances Sperry, Mrs. Harry A Tu e quith, Hertha Warner, Busene Powers, and John Decker. Decker and Roy Sienst also received gifts. Hostess served sandwiches, relishes, pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee. Clifford Liyson of West Frederick will entertain the club in tree Heiks. Barbers hire prices warrrent?on, Wisconsin. Madison barber shop raised hair cuts from 25 to 50 cents, first increase in over 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ais. Couries Ongnn
Friendship Club
Frances Sperry
Harry Atuequith
Hertha Warner
Busene Powers
John Decker
Decker
Roy Sienst
Clifford Liyson
West Frederick Steel
Warrenton
Madison
Charlie Madigan
Aiken Family Welcomes Daughter in Grove City
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Aiken of Grove City announce the birth of their daughter yesterday. Mr and Mrs. CS Wallace of West Pleasant Street are listed among the prand parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Aiken
Grove City
CS. Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Mrs Donald Knapp Son Honored At Shower
A baby shower held yesterday at the home of Mrs Homer Kolstee honored Mrs Donald Knapp and her newborn son Wesley John. Co hosts included Mrs James Kolstee Mrs John Kolstee and Mrs Tyan Heslink. Guests enjoyed games prizes and gifts with a miniature bassinet centerpiece and modern artificial eyes as table favors. Refreshments featured butter braids salad cake and decorated cookies for 41 ladies and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiernogaay
Homer Kolstee
James Kolstee
John Kolstee
Tyan Heslink
Donald Knapp
Wesley John
John Ohm
Wesley Bindmother
Floyd Ar=bok
Laverence Miller
Wilbur Din
Richard Quertyveld
Wayne Hélthouse
Knapp
Howers
Kolstue
British Press Fears McCarthyism Revival After Spies Case
May 25 1951 London reports fear that the foreign office scandal over Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess fleeing behind the Iron Curtain could spark a McCarthyism resurgence in America. Liberal MP Donald Wade called for a full inquiry into who tipped them off and urged careful handling of the White Paper to ensure Foreign Office integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Par Nament
Foreign Office
Britain
America
Wade
House of Commons
Biablic
Tost
Acquit 2 Whites of Negro Slaying in Delta Case
In Sunflower County a jury acquitted two white men in the slaying of a boy found dead after being abducted from a barn. Key testimony questioned the timing of the death and the physical state of the body, while Mrs. Mamie Bratley, Till’s mother, insisted the corpse was her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Brother
Sunflower County
Shaw
Mamie Bratley
Till
Chicago
Delta
Ife
Mound
Jury ends trial on Till case as mother leaves early
Bayou Mississippi district jury verdict shutters the Till case as Mrs Bradley departs before verdict saying she expected an acquittal. Rep Charles Diggs attends praising the judge and prosecution while criticizing defense witnesses and the jury. The mother remarks on the brief session and officials vow further investigation into the river body and possible kidnapping charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Strider
Tallahatchie County
Stanny Sanders
Leflore County
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Pittsfield
J. Fred Kinley
Susan
M. Blakes- Jee
Meidville
Nancy Ruffner
John Frey Jr
Agnes Cohinell
Ebensburg
Pua
Killi
Lucile Murshy
Mott Street
Allen Porter
Ft 12
Bear Lake
Homot Hospital
Erie
OES
the Savings and Loan Way
Corry Savings Cloan
Center Street
David Fassett
Mulligan Home
F. C. Chapin & Son
Woodbury
Léc
Tifle
Underworld
Gay
and Ember
Robert Ryam
Cameron Mitchell
Robert Stack
Swirley Yamagucht
Betty Grable
Sheree North
Bob Cummings
Tommy Noonan
Corry Drive-In
Honduras
Red River
Colon
Ring Crosey
Rosemary Clooney
Technolo
Dial
West Main St
West Main Street
Corry, Pa
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