Titusville Bride weds Gerald F Fish Jr in Corry ceremony
Gerald F Fish Jr., son of Gerald F Fish and Mrs. Fish, married Pauline Frances Armstrong of Titusville at Evangelical United Brethren Church in Corry. Rev. John Westley officiated with Rev. H Ray Harris assisting. The ceremony featured white and pink decor, organ music, and a reception in the church social rooms. The couple, both graduates, plan residence in Erie after a New York trip, with pre nuptial events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald F. Fish
Titusville
Rev
John Westley
Pauline Frances Armstrong
Gerald Frederick Fish Jr
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Corry
Armstrong
Paul B. Armstrong
East Spruce Place
Gerald F. Fist
Brook Street
Evangelical United Breton Church
H. Ray Harris
Piachot
Falms
Margaret Angley
Marcella Burgeson
Wilbur Wright
Richard Shaw
Glenn Hamilton
Fawn Wright
Ronna Morris
Ronald Hamilton
James Moris
Martha Newson
Granel Gates
Sandra Peculy
Linda Hatcher
Marilyn Fish
Thole
Diamond
Hydetown
May Wile
Syracuse
Erie
Ant Ashtabula
Ohio
New York
Corry Area
Geneva College
Bouvet Pass
Lynn's
Mira Linda Hatches
Vincent Deemer
Allen Bittner
Area Church To Present Concert at West Spring Church
The West Spring Greek Congregational Church will host a Saturday evening concert directed by Walter Whaley. Vocalists and instrumentalists from Columbus Spring Creek and West Spring Creek parishes will perform with a youth music segment. Guests include Frank Nichols, Pauline Whitmore, and Adelaide Swanson. No admission fee. free will offering proceeds to the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Spring
Clude
Walter Whaley
Columbus
Spring Creek
West Spring Creek
Youn Musick
Warren
Frank Nichols
Pauline Whitmore
Adelaide Swanson
Social meeting of Catholic Daughters unit noted
About sixty members of Court Conception No 85 Catholic Daughters of America met last evening in club rooms for a social evening. Sister Mary Datelle shared her pilgrimage experiences to several holy sites illustrated by color slides. Grand Regent Mrs John Hornick announced an upcoming district deputy visit and officer rehearsal dates, plus application mailings for new members. Four CD of A bowling teams will meet Tuesday at the VFW Post Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Conception No
Catholic Daughters of America
Mary Datelle
Lotrses
Fatims
London
France
Monaco
Rome
James Allyn
Estelle
Mary Camille
John Hornick
J. Lawless
Erie
CD of A
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Rosemarie Malek
Leagues
Eleanor Mie
Girard
Arthur Lita
Cochairman
Ivor Rehnberg
Hazal
Helen Marvell
Joseph Niecomys
Genevieve Maloney
Joseph Baresi
Cleve Morton
Ralph Chiricucio
LeRoy MarLett
Sam Baressi
Robert Gleason
Edward Royel
Stork Shower Honors Citizens Bank Employee Mrs Anderson
Ten Citizens Bank employees honored co worker Mrs G Anderson with a stork shower on Wednesday evening at the Dempsey club. A light menu of tomatoes cake rolls coffee and cake was served. at the close Mrs Anderson received a baby gift from fellow workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Citizens Bank
Lawtemoe G. Andenen
Anderson
Clymer PTA Plans First Meeting Monday
The Clymer Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first meeting Monday evening at the high school in Bo'dlock. It will include a reception for the new teacher and membership chairmen will collect dues while refreshments are provided by the wives of board members. all parents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Parent—Teacher Association
Bo'dlock
Birthday Clubbers Celebrate Mrs Blin champ’s Birthday Dinner
The Birthday Club met at Mrs. Douglas Rozelle’s East Main Street home for a dinner in honor of Mrs. Claude Blin champ’s birthday. Fifteen members enjoyed a meal then played pirate bingo and wide games after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Rozelle
East Main Street
Gust Everting
Claude Blincham
Rebekah Helping Hand Hosts Tureen Dinner Evening
The Rebekah Helping Hand met with 14 members at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs. Bernice DeJeans and Mrs. Ira Wickwire led a reen dinner, while President Mrs. Glenn Eldred announced a rummage sale for October 3 and 4 from 9 am to 6 pm. Volunteers offered pickup for clothing via listed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Rebekah Helping Hand
Odd Felllows Hall
Bernice DeJeans
Ira Wickwire
Glenn Eldred
Presbyterian Women Plan Family Night in October Meetings
The Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. Kenneth Harvey’s home to plan events. A family night set for November 20 was approved, featuring a program by the “inti atferie” and a potluck supper, with sessions in Rocky Grove and Tullview on October 9 and Bhints led by Mrs. Douglas Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Harvey
Pia
Ethine
Rocky Grive
Tullview
Pouglas Vernon
International Church
Bangkok
Thailand
Vernon
Oberlin College
Ohio
Verve
Burts
Pam Buner
J. H. Patterson
Asso Planning
A. J. Morrison
VFW Auxiliary Drapes Charter for Deceased Members
During a routine business session the VFW Auxiliary draped its charter in memory of Mrs Louis Lundy. Attendance honors were presented to Mrs William Roehrig. The group scheduled the next meeting for October 9.
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VFW
Jyh
Tbs
Louis Lundy
William Roehrig
Mec Tober
Erie Man Burned In $50,000 Blast
An Erie man named John Enders was severely burned in an explosion linked to a water ball installation at Deentin Macon County Hospital. Enders suffered burns over 90 percent of his body while four other workers sustained injuries. The blast caused about $51,000 in damage to the Erie City Transportation Works new hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decawur
Erie
Deentin-Macon County
John Enders
Erie City Tran. Works
Airport Sees Heavy Activity At Noontime Meeting
In a noontime gathering yesterday, officials reported strong airport activity. The meeting discussed future private flights, a projected winter plan, and a pending financial report indicating increased revenue. Additional funding and pathway improvements were approved, with further talks scheduled for the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenie
Refugee Slays Wife In Quarrel in McKeesport
In McKeesport, Allegheny County, a coroner's jury recommends murder charges against Poginsl Gaerte Terh, 24, after the stabbing death of his wife Teese, 23, in their apartment. Police testified Terh knelt over the body and claimed a domestic quarrel led to the death as the couple argued at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freieburgh
Alelegheny County
Aerin Fioy
Teese
McKeesport
Hey
Toth
Jus
French Uprisings Kill One and Wound Four in Clash
In WOULDLEE France a confrontation between supporters and opponents of Prime Minister Charles le Guy erupted leaving one dead and four injured. The violence occurred early in the campaign for Sunday's referendum on a new constitution as nonarmed workers were attacked by about eighteen armed men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouldlee
France
Charles le Guy
Jefe
Typhoon Batters Japanese Coast
Typhoon Batters the Japanese coast causing damage to coastal towns as experts expect worsening conditions. Police report several deaths while officials warn of ongoing danger and possible food shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japanese
Private School Crisis Looms in Little Rock and Virginia
Four Little Rock public schools near reopening as private facilities raise federal questions. Arkansas judge Miller refused to rule on private leasing while a three judge panel may decide. A private schooling plan draws legal challenges as Virginia faces massive resistance and a potential one year delay in Norfolk school integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASU
Cmpress
Litle Rock
Ark
Virginia
Orval EB. Paubus
Arkansas
Wd Supreme Court
Joh E. Miller
Miller
National Association For the Advancement of Colored
Paulius
Little Rock
Atty
William P. Rogis
Miller Friend
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Washington
Eisenhower
Awetter Tool
Albert Rost
Charlottesville
Committee For Public Education
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Norfolk
Warren County
Lost Letter Delays Trial In Conspiracy Case
In U S District Court the trial of three men charged with conspiring to defraud the Federal Government was halted when a requested letter from Jack L. Bourquin could not be located before the day ended. Defendants include Robert F. McNett, president of Royal Electric Co. in Dayton, Col. Ralph B. Brownfield and Col. Charles F. Burley, both officers at Olmstead Air Force Base. Bourquin testified about a survey of the Royal plant to gauge potential aircraft parts production if copper testing gear was provided while Wrightson noted the Air Force had no objection to personnel serving in advisory daylight hours for private industries without Air Force contracts. The case also cites gifts to Brownfield, including a $1,500 mink stole for his wife, tied to alleged concessions by McNett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Wispumas
U. S
Jack L. Bourguin
U.S. Air Force
Dayton
Ohio
Bis
Robert F. Mel Nett
Royal Electric Co
Ralph B. Brownfield
Kansas City
Charles F. Burley
Olmstead Air Force Base
Harrisburg
Bourquin
Royal Plant
James
Wrightson
Military Affairs Division
Ar Force
Whch
Front Royal High School Closed Seeks Private School Plan
The article notes the Front Royal high school, with about 1,000 pupils, being closed on September 15 and a push in favor of a private educational corporation to provide classrooms for students.
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Cecilia Magri
Snyder
N.J
J. F. Needham
Maple Avenue
Needham
Mageum
Ann Ross
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Kathe Tunnel
Howard Ross
North East
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Leslie Lopus
Elberta Trwin
Flore Ann Ross
Eylp
Bonnie Widell
Guneral Tome
Clymer Pta
Detroit
Frank Greny
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Naomi Johnson
Harold Flowers
Soad Piano Leachers
Pronic
Fast Smith Street
RB Hous
Pulice
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Sale
Richard Hudnut
Epsom
APC
Orleld Inn
Swetfeld
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