Local Social News and Events Touch Downtown Elks Pajama Dance
Birdie reports Dr and Mrs Russell Rycheck of Pittsburgh arrive tomorrow for a weekend visit with Mrs Rycheck’s parents Mr and Mrs Leo Heberlein of Elk Street. George W Patterson arrives in Yokosuka Japan Monday. MX Patterson son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Patterson of West Washington Street serving on USS Dedlowen promoted to fireman formerly stationed in San Francisco. En route to Japan he spent days in Hawaii and three weeks in the Philippine Islands. H Lynn Rice will direct music for hymn sing sponsored by We Carry Area Council of Churches Sunday at 8 15 PM at the Evangelical United Brethren Church. Council official says regular council meeting will be Monday at 7 30 PM at the EUB Church. all reps urged to attend. Robert Zalzneck, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence C Nichols of South Center Street, returns from Pennsylvania State University and will resume studies Sunday. Word around downtown hints a lively pajama dance for Elks Club members and guests at the club tomorrow night with Johnny Serian’s four piece band making its first local appearance.
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Russell Rycheck
Pittsburgh
Rycheck
Leo Heberlein
Elk Street
George W. Patterson
Yokosuka
Japan
MX Patterson
Robert J. Patterson
West Washington Street
United States Navy
Dedlawen
San Francisco
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
H. Lynn Rice
We Carry Area Council of Churches
United Brethren Church
Council of Churches
EUB
Robert Zalzneck
Lawrence C. Nichols
South Center Street
Pennsylvania State University
Elks Club
Gests
Clus
Johnny Serian
Evangelical United Brethren Church Banquet in Erie
The Hyvangelical United Brethren Church Class held its annual banquet at Soudan's Restaurant in Erie with 28 members. Rev Ivan Hunsberger led the invocation, Russell White acted as toastmaster, two humorous skits were performed, and music by Keith Henton Crosby Bush enlivened the program.
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Sy Suuveoe
Hyvangelical United Brethren Church
Soudan’s
Erie
Ivan Hunsberger
Russell White
Harold Marsh
Milton Morris
Wayne VanGuilder
Robert Williams
Chambers
Keith Henton
Crosby Bush
Robert Fish
Sciota Aid Meets With Mrs Archie Hurlbut
Sciota Community Aid held an all day session at Mrs Archie Hurlbut’s home with about thirty attendees. A tureen lunch was served at noon and the afternoon session was led by president Mrs Wilbur Camp after devotions by chaplain Mrs Homer Kolstee. Reports were given by Mrs Belle Colegrove and Mrs Archie Hurlbut. The group announced plans for the next meeting.
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Sciota
Archie Hurlbut
Wilbur Camp
Homer Kolstee
Belle Colegrove
Maxene Oberman Listed in Third Edition Who's Who of American Women
Miss Maxene Shirley Oberman journalist of 108 East Congress Street is named in the Third Edition of Who's Who of American Women. The edition adds 8,800 new names bringing total to about 20,500, selected by editors from business science education government and civic achievement. Oberman, born in Corry Pennsylvania, earned a BA in journalism magna cum laude from the University of Miami Coral Gables Fl, and held roles in public relations for Sea Isle Hotel Miami Beach, columnist for Erie Times News, and editor of Columns Magazine. She has held leadership roles in Alpha Tpsilon Phi and Corry College Women's Club and is active in Eastern Star and Rainbow.
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Maxene Shirley Oberman
East Congress Street
Miss Oberhail
Sted
Corry
Mary Cohen Oberman
Aaron Harry Oberman
University of Miami
Coral Gables
Fla
Sigma Delta Shi
Nu Kappa Tau
Oberman
Sea Isle
Miami Beach
Erie Times News
Erie
Tany
Columns
Alpha Tpsilon Phi
Corry College Women’s Club
Eastern Star
Obenan
Order of the Rainbow
Rainbow
Freeman to Visit College Park Md During Farm Talks
Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman will meet with farmers in Harrisburg Pa on Tuesday as part of his Report and Review series. The University of Mary and Extension Service outline three upcoming meetings hosted by Mrs. Donald Knapp in October Mrs. Floyd Arnink for the November session and Mrs. Tyan Heslink for the December Christmas party. The afternoon included sewing sessions for quilts for baby beds.
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Donald Knapp
East Frederick Street
Floyd Arnink
Clymer
Tyan Heslink
Rebekah Helping Hand Holds All Day IOOF Session
The Rebekah Helping Hand held an all day meeting at IOOF Hall with 14 members present. Mrs Glenn Gates and Mrs Ralph Van derhoff hosted. President Mrs Harvey Loveland led the session after a noon tureen dinner. Two quilts were sent to Meadville Children's Home and a rummage sale was planned for October 17 and 18. Members are urged to bring rummage to the October 20 meeting.
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Rebekah
IOOP
Glenn Gates
Ralph Vanderhoff
Harvey Loveland
Meadville
IOOF
BPW Plans Public Meetings On State Referendum
The Corry BPW and Professionals Club schedules two meetings inviting public explanations by area experts on the proposed state constitutional changes. Speakers include James Dwyer and Edward Carney, both Democrats, with Dwyer running for judge and Carney for district attorney. The October 3 and 17 sessions begin at 8 p.m. in the Ue Building auditorium, with additional speakers Judge Herbert J. Johnson and Richard Scarnitti joining the October 17 event.
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BPW
Corry
James Dwyer
Edward Carney
Dwyer
Two Newborn Girls Reported In Local Hospitals
Rr ison born Wednesday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald Mitcham of Centerville. A daughter born last evening at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Joy of Clymer.
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Ison Was
Te Union City Memorial Hospital
Ronald Mitcham
Centerville
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Joy
Clymer
Lawmaker Questions NIH Peek A Boo Study Of Newlyweds
Representative William G Bray of Indiana complains that a 5 billion NIH appropriations bill may fund researchers observing newlyweds through one way mirrors. He says the value of Dr Peek Achoo monitoring couples at home is doubtful and raises concerns about the experiment.
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Vasrunglur
William G. Bray
R-Ind
Child Research Bureau
National Institute of Health
House
Peekachoo
Couple Joins In Sept. 7 Wedding at Curry Methodist
Miss Dinta Louise Sauers of RD 2 and Warren Haight of Clavendon Pa were united in marriage at the Brest Methodist Church in Curry on September 7. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bet Wets, attended Clymer Central and worked at Good Samaritan Hospital in Syracuse. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Warren Haight, is a Navy lab technician after graduating from Warren High School and Naval Medical School. They honeymooned at Cape Cod then Tokama Park Md, with rehearsal dinner hosted by the Haights at Dutel Village Restaurant in Clymer.
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Dinta Louise Sauers
Bet Wets
Cycid Byprett A. Tileht
Mya
Warren Haight
Clavendon
Brest Methodist Church
Curry
Waller Gilliland
Miss Salers
Clymer Cen Tal School
WA Hospital Selient
Nuwinetyp
Famestown
Good Shenford Hospital
Syracuse, N.Y
Mr. Haight
Warren High School
Naval Mulea School
Bethesad
Med
United States Navy
Aoney
Cape Cod
Mass
Takoma Park
Dutel Village
Clymer
Area Riding Club Elects Officers For Year
The No-Bar Riding Club meeting last evening elected Gorton Miller as president Mrs Prank Ciel as vice president and Mrs Albert Fox as secretary and treasurer Plans include an all day trail ride on October 6 starting at 9 am at the He duty grounds in Columbus Riders will go to Hemlock Lakes Park near West Spring Creek for lunch then return to the Columbus club house for dinner at 6 pm Open to members and nonmembers with reservations to Mrs Fox by October 4 Also set is October 12 for the annual Pony Association Awards banquet and dance at the Moose Club.
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Sy Meelitg
Gorton Miller
Prank Ciel
Albert Fox
Columbus
Broup WU
Hemlock Lakes Park
West Spring Creek
Columbus Club House
Fox
Pony Association
Moose Club
Attempt To Identify Auto Victim In Silver Creek
New York State Police seek help identifying a man killed late Wednesday when struck by a tractor trailer and a car east of Silver Creek. Fingerprints were sent to the FBI. the unidentified man, about 95, died of a ruptured skull at Hanover Hospital after 1 p.m. incident. Coroner Anson Stewart notes the fatality occurred in Chaulan quae County in 1988 era.
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Silver Cree
New York
Reuters
Wat
Here
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington, D. C
Hanover Hospital
Anson Stewart
Quae County
Mar
Runaways To Marry In Quiet Rites
Philadelphia teens Mary Lee Dayla, 15, and Join Paul Jones Jr., 19, married in hush hush ceremony after four months missing from wealthy homes. The couple found in a three room apartment, Mary Lee lacking district court permission due to age. wedding planned in Des Moines with Jones Sr. aiding license process.
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Philadelphia
Mary Lee Dayla
Paul Jones Jr
Uipr Sis
Mary Lee
Grace
Mondeo
Jones
John Irs
Jones, Sr
Inuler Driver Implicated In Westbound Collision
Willan R. Pry ner, 40, of Fiirport Ohio, allegedly drove into a path crossing the westbound lane. Jamies Tamploir, 53, of Silver Creek, reportedly struck the victim, causing a 20 foot throw. Police investigating the collision and injuries.
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