Wedding in Presbyterian Church Unites Ellen Carlson and Alford
The first Presbyterian Church hosted the September 14 ceremony uniting Miss Ellen Marie Carlson and Robert Eugene Alford in a double ring 4 p.m. service. Rev. Richard Bodey officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Carlson, wore Chantilly lace and silk mist taffeta with a satin gown train, while the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Alford of Union City. A reception for 200 followed at the Moose Club. out-of-town guests came from Corning, Lakewood, New Kensington, and Pittsburgh. The couple will reside at 12 Sherman Street, Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ellen Marie Carlson
Robert Eugene Alford
Richard Bodey
Marvin Carlson
Fifth Avenue
Alford
Neil Alford
Waterford Street
Union City
Charles Correll
Harold Flowers
Willard Carlson
Hoor
Jacqueline Bannigan
Pittsburgh
Marty Blount
William Shreve
Lakewood
Robert Gregory
William Whittaker
Moose Club
Dancine
Don Ryan
Rebecca Chris
Roger Chace
North East Cut
Martha Phil
Lips
Patricia Beardsley
Willis Stroup
Angers
Wreck Ory
Women of the Moose
Corning
New Kensington
Wattsboro
North East
Kane
Wilcox
Mt. Jewett
Bradford
Pittsburon
Sherman Street
Corry Area
Al's
Dairy Bar
McLain Company, Inc
Erie
Alicia Garnier
Fatally Injured Man in Route 31 Crash Near Washington
Ernest 1, 27, of Washington was fatally injured last night when his car ran off Route 31 near Washington and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest 1
Route 31
Mrs Keith Hosts Women's Group at First Presbyterian
The executive board of the Women's Association met at the church social room with Mrs Clyde Keith hosting on Random Road. Mrs Arthur Cochran led the business session after dessert. Plans were made for an ushers’ dinner on October 24. Donations of canned goods for the Kane Presbyterial and warm clothing for Cuban refugees were requested. The next meeting is set for October 2 at Mrs Lloyd Sayer's home on East Bond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Association of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Clyde Keith
Random Road
Arthur Cochran
Kane
J. Hubert Heerlein
World Service
Corry Bridge Association Hosts Howell Session Winners Named
Members and guests of the Corry Bridge Association met in the Garden Room at the VPW Post home for a three and a half table Howell session. The average score was 2 with winners including Mr and Mrs T A Hubley 29 percent Mr and Mrs Morgen Beverly 28 percent Dr and Mrs Robert Israel of Warren 25 percent and Mrs Arthur Treat and Mrs Seeeeyee 25 percent. A regular game is planned for next week.
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Corry Bridge Association
VPW
Howell
Union City Homecoming Scheduled
Plans are set for Union Citys annual Homecoming Friday and Saturday. The Union City High School Student Council sponsors the events with Gary Blok as advisor. Highlights include a football game at 8 15 p m, queen presentation at halftime, a parade starting 1 30 p m Saturday, and a banquet at 5 30 p m in the school gymnasium, with bands Northwestern Wattsburg and Union City and Shrine units participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Union City Area
Gary Blok
Marylyn
Ions
South Street
First Avenue
East High
Main
Concord
Northwestern
Wattsburg
Carl Thomas
Erie Shrine
Joseph Diesner
Duane Wade Elected Leader Of Local church youth group
The First Meeting of the fall season at the United Church of Christ selected 1963 officers with Duane Ware as president. Michael Wilshire became vice president Connie Hammond secretary and David Edwards treasurer. Members were invited to a Wattsburg hayride with a 7 p.m. caravan meeting at Golcus Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Wade
Bird Ie
Pilgrim Fellowship
Talis Ug
Church of Christ
Duane Ware
Michael Wilshire
Connie Hammond
David Edwards
Treas
Wattsharo Myf
Wattsburg
Goltcus
Mrs Joseph Baressi Hosts Card Club Evening
Mrs Joseph Baressi entertained the members of her card club with two tables of play attended by Mrs Harry Paulson Jr Mrs Kirk Sawyer and Mrs Emory Benson After rounds of 590 refreshments including hot sandwiches salad desserts tea and coffee were served by Miss Baressi The club will meet next at the Weston home on October tehh at the west wt atteet home of Mrs Charles Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Baressi
Baressi
Harry Paulson Jr
Kirk Sawyer
Emory Benson
Ostober
Charles Weston
Homecoming Monday Night at the Auditorium and Gym
The homecoming program ends with a device in the gym. Don Ryan's orchestra will provide music for the affair starting at 9 15 p m Saturday. Gary Blok says this year's event should be among the best, with more than 50 people from 67 classes last year and higher attendance expected this year. Prizes will be awarded for heat goals longest distance traveled and oldest attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlumni
Don Ryan
Gary Blok
Children Fashion Show Highlights Local Holiday Event
The Istest haliday fashion show for youngsters wrapped up yesterday with Mrs Cleve Morton attending in support of Morton's Children's Shop. Miss Mallaret Ann Kowalski visited relatives in Warren and Buffalo as family connections attended weddings and graduations. The Business and Professional Women's Club plans an October 6 dinner and program at The Colonial Robby to celebrate National Business Women's Week. A charity rummage and auction proceeds slated for October 12 at West Main Street, featuring used clothing, dishes, and novelties, with items donated by area families facilitated by Mrs William Leaty and chaired by Mrs Harold Carr and Mrs Kart Halubt.
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Cleve Morton
Morton
Anna Judge
1012
North Second Avenue
Joseph Dee
Rochester
N.Y
Mallaret Ann Kowalski
University of Buffalo
John D. Kowalski
Warren
James Zavinski
Frances Bonayil
Buffalo
Radio Norceranentes
Rose Marie Kowalski
Edward Meyer Hospital School of
Nuirstic
Moosie
Womnen's
Norman Tarbell
Corrs
West Main
AML
Wiliam Leaty
Harold Carr
Kart Halubt
Imaimate Department
Salle Ae
Hilltop Club Meets With Mrs. Lindstrom
Hilltop Club meets at Mrs. Asa Lindstrom’s RD 1 home with six members present. Mrs. Mabel Akam, president, led devotions and the business outline. A guessing game was enjoyed. Mrs. Lindstrom won the award. They visited while sharing a quilt and snacks. next host Mrs. Harry Clabbats RD 1 on October 9.
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Tesverang Wernoon
Asa Lindstrom
Hilltop Club
Mabel Akam
Lindstrom
Hey
Harry Clabbats
Mrs Patterson Feted At Shower
Mrs Patterson honored at a personal shower at the Rabusas home in Corry. Attendees included Mrs Mildred, Leslie, Marjorie Paulson, Lucille Peck, Florence Walters and many Erie and Waltshire friends. A lunch with cake, ice cream, punch and coffee followed.
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Disy Srg
Mnu
Alice McMiMat
Marpery Patterson
Patterson
Mildred
Leslie
Marjorie Paulson
Lucille Peck
Florence Walters
Plovener
Margery Patterson
Katherine Field
Corry
Hethestice
Stllentanciffe Peck
Hannah Perk
Camilie Gordon
Erie
Mies Daileson
Maxine Gripboys
Ski
Nurili Rast
Marenrer Mumisee
Jessie Tate
Swe Davies
Ethel Thornton
Mildred Leslie
Calla Rankin
Mabel Hath Vera Raise
Jeary Samus
Clara
Pair Arrested In Blackmail Love Affair
In Nassau County New York an assistant district attorney Joseph Heneghan and his wife Const ance were arrested on extortion charges after tape recorded love conversations with widow Margaret Mirabella led to more than 27000 dollars being withdrawn from banks. Heneghan fired by District Attorney William Cahn. Hes accused of using recordings to force marriage and later aiding his wife in the scheme. The case involves a Republican DA’s office and a frightened Mirabella.
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Heneghan
Constance
Dist
William Cahn
Mirabella
Heng
Shan
Cahn
Tan
Henochan
Hene
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J Berrha McMichael
Wright School
PTA
Paul Claypool Ao
Ropp
Presbyterian Church
Ellen Carlson
RE. Alford
Paul Claypool
Boyd Berrett
Claypool
Berrett
Rex Ireland
Frank McKnight
M. S. Reed
Mathare
Roos
Mrs. Keith
Pennsylvania Ave
West
Cail Warren Fa
Oman CL Edison
Laboratoriae
Barney’s Firestone
Evans
Mrs. Patterson
Clearfiend
W. Hille
Susquelaini
Clearfield
Fle
Republican Rally
Corry Vfw Club
Richard V. Scarpitti
Loblaws
Hally Hill
Vet's Dog Food
Tbs
Ogle Lumber
Mit
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