Warted wedding at Wigsten Presbyterian Church Warned
September nuptials linked Miss Jon Rae Wid hive of Hamburg and Wiry Mire Castramtus at Wigsten Presbyterian Church Warned New York. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Wallace Orchardsvenue Timburg, wore silk illusion and seed pearl crown. Best man Wesley Hoskyns, reception at the Weibtook Host in Buffalo. The couple planned a two week honeymoon through New York and Pennsylvania before settling at 20 Pershing Avenue Buffalo.
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Wigsten Presbyterian Church
Warned
N.Y
Jon Rae Widhive
Hamburg
Wiry Mire
Castramtus
Yorshine Avenue
Buffalo
Fred di Wallace
Timburg
Gils
West Pleasant Streit
Mity
Dy Widler Scott Hyowkles
Wallace
Anne Thompson
Eli
Thompson
Wesley Hoskyns
Butfile
Baffald
Cleveland
Burefalo
Rookwity
Nod
Piltsmore
Corry
New York
Pennsylvania
Pershing Avenues
Bistralo
Hambure High Schoo
Buffalo Gener Hospital -Helioo
Phiatus Fleld
Auth
Colorful Methodist wedding for Anna Taylor and David Fox
Miss Anna Matie Taylor and David Rietuind Fox wed at the First Methodist Church in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore an aqua satin gown with lace panels and carried white roses. the groom wore formal morning dress. A reception followed in the church parlors with about 100 guests from multiple cities.
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Anna Matie Taylor
David R. Fox
Mike Anne Market Taylor
Milford Thylon
Lake Steet
David
H. Rar
Hultris
Migs Birlara Robert
Toya Lite
Tris
Belde
Dames
Grinder
Mies Tylor
James Grinder
Selegavee
Tietmoia
Woul Shuanan
Brocton
Portland
Sitio
Inyley City
Pittsburgh
Art Tke
Ede
Cleveland
Torints
Gana
Fox
Iil Peeide
West Smith
Foy
Corry Hin School
Mme Corp
Honor David Imhoff Fourth Birthday Celebration
A birthday party for David Imhoff was hosted by George Imhoff of Frenth Stovk on September, with nine-year-old guests and family present. Attendants assisted by Mrs. Marsh organized refreshments, cake, ice cream, and Kool-Aid while games and prizes entertained the children.
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George Imhoff
Frenth Stovk
Syburday
David
Sue
Charlene Willink
Lynnette Mirsty Bopmhaft
Joh Stull
Doviglia Deshazes Enel
Mrs Paul Lines Hosts VEW Auxiliary Picnic at Findley Lake
Mrs Paul Lines hosted the VEW Ladies Auxiliary gathering at her Findley Lake cottage last evening. About 15 members attended a 6:30 PM supper followed by a social evening and slides of the state of Washington.
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Paul Lines
VEW
Pull Lines
VEW Ladies Auxiliary
Ita
Findley Lake
State of Washington
Pot Luck Dinner Joyful BPW Club Gathering
The monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club featured a pot luck dinner at Mrs Charles Thompsons Maple Avenue home. Plans were laid for a third party on October 2 at TOOF Hall with Mrs Bagels as chair and Miss Lynch in charge of Hokets Mary Sears as table chairman. An announcement from District 1 of the Pennsylvania Federation of BPW Club cited Girard hosting October 8. Miss Lynch won the special award last evening and Mrs Clinton Pratt received the attentive prize.
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Wome
Charles Thompson
Maple Avenue
Toof Hall
Bagels
Pffair
Agnes Lynch
Mary
Mary Sears
Pennsylvania
Federation of Bpw. Club
Girard
Harold Curtis Elected Master of Columbus Grange No 875
Harold Curtis was elected master of Columbus Grange No 875 at the Columbus Town Hall last evening. Officers named include Arthur Aylin overseer Richard Hill steward Max Bennink lecturer Harold Casler assistant steward Mrs Arthur Ayling chaplain D P Trisket weigher Mrs Arthur Hill secretary gatekeeper Mrs Archie Norton cotes Mrs D P Trisket pomona Mrs T A Anderson flora Mrs Lawrence Miller daily assistant steward David Curtis executive committee member N2 Ded audtion for fire insurance Arthur Hill insurance solicitor and Mrs Albert Sandburg pianist Attendees included Mr and Mrs Don Whaley and Mr and Mrs Walter Dingfelder from Cory Grange No 55 who requested the Columbus degree team to install Cory officers The Columbus degree team with David Curtis in charge will install officers at Panama Grange this evening Two applications were received for membership The lecturer program featured a musical reading with piano interludes selections by a mailed quartet Russell Moore Albin Wester and Arthur and Richard Hill an accordion solo by Norma Jaggs a solo by Russell Moore and group singing A light lunch was served by Mrs Lawrence Miller and Mrs DeForest Hindley The next Grange meeting October 1 will install the newly elected officers
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Harold Curtis
Columbus Grange
Columbus Town Hall
Arthur Aylin
Richard Hill
Max Bennink
Harold Castler
Arthur Ayling
D. P.trisket
Weasurer
Arthur Hill
Donald Bindley
Archie Norton
D. P. Trisket
Pomona
T. A. Anderson
Lawrence Miler
David Curtis
Albert Sandburg
Don Whaley
Walter Dingfelder
Corry Grange No. 55
Columbus
Cory
David
Russell Moore
Albin Wester
Arthur
Richard Hil
Norma Jaggs
Lawrence Miller
DeForest Hindley
Wille
Local Club Observes Business Women's Week in Corry
The Corry Business and Professional Women's Club joins National Business Women's Week observed by 3,300 clubs across the U S Alaska D C and Hawaii. The Corry group engages in civic projects including hospital nursery support, aiding the Chamber of Commerce litter pickup and school programs.
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Nefsial Rukineds
Wamen's We
Corry
United States
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Corry Club
Cory Memorial Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
College Women's Club Hears Doll Themed Speaker
After summer recess the College Women's Club met last evening at the Hotel Corry to resume 11 dinners. Mrs. L M Douglas presided and introduced officers Mrs. George Gould and Mrs. Frank McKnight. Guest speaker Mrs. Alton Swanson of Ashville N Y spoke on Dolls Fact and Fancy and demonstrated dolls from her collection and her doll hospital.
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College Club
College Women's Club
Corry
Minniln
L. M. Douglas
George Gould
Frank McKnight
Richard Grimm
Alton Swannson
Ashville
N. Y
CDA Plans Card Party and Show October 10
The Catholic Daughters of America Court Conceptions No 35 met to launch plans for a dessert bridge party and style show to be held October 10 in the Knights of Columbus hall at 1 PM. Bennett’s ladies shop will present the fashion show and reservations are due by October 1 with Mrs. Nelson Thompson or Mrs. Thomas E. Reed. Mrs. John A. Blatt chairs the event. An invitation from the Sharon court invites local CDA to a party for new members on September 30.
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Court Conception No. 35
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Bennett's Ladies Shop
Nelson Thompson
Thomas E. Reed
John A. Blatt
CDA
Sharon
Sunding
Nick Marty
Elwin Fuller Speaks at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Elwin Fuller comptroller at Ajax Iron Works spoke to the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Corry about accounting for small businesses. He described the role of bookkeeping in assessing growth and tax records, stressing accounts receivable and prudent financial oversight.
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Elwin Fuller
Kiwanis Club
Ajax Iron Works
Hotel Corry
Builer
Howard J. McMuills
Month
Walter Crouch
Kiwanis
Hartishire
Clarence Wallace
U. S. Marine Band
Grove Gily
Wallace
Cony
Howard Hutzelnsn
Livestock Queen for 1956 Named in Erie Contest
Pete Walley, 17, of Dochramon Averdam High School, was crowned Northwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Queen for 1956 yesterday at the Wattsburg Fairgrounds. The eighth annual show, televised by WSHE TV Erie, featured a live livestock parade on State Street before WICG TV cameras. Two Crawford County girls joined the queen’s court Gloria Boyer, 16, of Suegertown Area High School, and Guenn Hill, 17, of Randolph-East Mead High School.
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Walley
Pete
Benter
Dochramon-Averdam High School
Crawford County
Queen's Court
Gloria Boyer
Suegertown Area
Guenn Hill
indolph-East Mead High School
President Eisenhower Grants Kefauver Briefings During Campaign
President Eisenhower approved periodic intelligence briefings on foreign affairs for Senator Estes Kefauver during the campaign. Robert Bracken was named chairman with other members including Ivan Bennink and Chris Christensen. A business session followed at Bracken's home.
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OKAYS
Washington
Eisenhower
Estes Kefauger
Robert Bracken
Ivan Bennink
Chris Christensen
Bracken
Rabble Rouser Held In Riot
The report describes Constable George Campbell pursuing a six-foot suspect in Oak Ridge amid a riot, noting Campbell’s injuries including glasses knocked off after being slugged about fifteen times before the sheriff intervened. A White Citizens Council organizer from Washington, DC defends resisting arrest due to lack of a warrant.
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George Campbell
Oak Ridge
Kasper
Campbell
White Citizens Council
Washington, D. C
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Corryite
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Corty
George Martin
Lottsville
Andrew Bell
Daugherty
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Bell
Merle Dodd
Gererlide White
Penn- Sieraton Hotel
Dodd
Eldon J. Rozelle
Johnson City
Douglas Rowile Sr
East Main Street
Abit Blatt
Cathala University of America
Washington D. C
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West Smith Street
Arthur Cohen
Roya
West Columbus
G Bittsburgh
Penn-Sheriton
Leed
Nils. Anderson
John R
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Inge
Europe
Anderson
State Department
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W. Whitehead
Bal Pleasant Street
Ethel Matthews
Wright Street
Maritime Provinces
Canada
David Imhoff
Veronica’s
Center Sky Corry, Pa
Connie’s
Oscar Mayer Smokie
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Kraft
BPW Club
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BEW Club
Ioof Hall
E. W. Baccus
Charles ‘Thompson
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Anita
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South Pacific
Frao Taylin
Universal International
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