Delightful Event Fefes Bride-Elect Barbara Gibas
A luncheon and shower in the Colonial Room of the Moose Club celebrated bride-elect Barbara Gibas. Attendants included Mrs. Joseph Getaina and others. gifts, prizes, and decorations featured French bite and silver themes. Miss Gibas will wed Richard McKeln at St Elizabeths Church Saturday.
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Barbara Gibas
Moose Club
Joseph Getaina
Edward Gluvna
Walter Gibas
Henry Slomski
Erie
Miss Gibas
Patricia McKenn
Meadville
Evelyn Baccis
Donald Gibas
Karen Slomskoli
Erie Games
Mark Krizanik
Frank Macko
Frank Karkoski Jr
Edward Ross
Walter Royek
Stanley Bailey
Blair Hajec
Ann Gibas
Charles Tichynski
Joseph Sanders
Frank Gerzina
Louis Geraina
Andrew McKeta
Charles Bailey
Johi Kowalski
Walter Gronostar
George Drobnek
Herbert Carrell
Michael Drabiek
Joan Drobnel
Willer Kowenta
Jack Arimitae
Marion Zac
Farewell Honors Sherwood Scott Before Army Service
Sherwood Scott of Mead Avenue and Mrs Harold Scott will leave for Harrisburg next Monday to begin service with the United States Army. A surprise farewell party at Nichols Lodge in Mead Park honored him Saturday evening with Miss Famela Crosscut as hostess and hosts the Crosscuts. Twenty guests attended and presented a purse of money, with refreshments, games, and dancing. Out-of-town guests included James Crosscut of Pittsburgh and Kenneth Seate of Bambor. attendees came from Old City Colubus and Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncemydd Scott
Oker
Harold Scott
Mead Avenue
Harrisburg
United States Army
Nichols Lodge
Mead Park
Famela-Crosscut
Richard Crosscut
Crosscut
West Columbus“avenue
James Crosscut
Pittsburgh
Kenneth Seate
Bambor
Old City
Colbus
Titusville
Wattsburg
Ford Sargent Sr
York Street
Chester Czech
Bessie Zeyzus
Julis Sadowski
Charles Marak
David Schulta
Jamestown
Maxine Nichols
Lawrence Proper
War- Ten
Asne Pensille
Watts
Paty
Mirs
Mark Savio Columbus
Ford Sargent Jr
Ex Senator Dies In Portland At 88
Former U S senator Frederick Hale of Maine died Saturday in Portland at age 88. A Republican lawmaker who served 24 years before retiring in 1941, Hale's long career included leadership roles and influence in state and national politics.
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Portland
Maine
Frederick Hale
U. S
Judi Darnofall to be Worthy Advisor at Corry Rainbow
Miss Judi Darnofall will be installed Wednesday evening as worthy advisor of the Corry Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls in ceremonies at the Masonic Temple at 7 30. The public program invites Rain Bow Girls parents. After a three week visit here Miss Josie Mulvein returns home to Boca Raton Fla. Mrs William Helmintoller reports Ruth Circle meets tomorrow at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Lucy Hinman 22 Maple Ave. Journal editors attend Penn region womens press meeting at Greenville Country Club with Record Argus hosting. Rae Paxton acts hostess. travel film shown. Frank Frampton and John Calter welcome guests from Brockway Beaver Beaver Falls Butler.
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Judi Darnofall
Corry Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Frank Cole
Raymond Avenue
Josie Mulvein
Boca Raton
Fla
William Helmintoller
Ruth
First Methodist Church
Lucy Hinman
Maple Avenue
Camule Conner
Ene ‘Times- News
Bertha McMichael
Journal Society
Northwest Region
Pennsylvania Women's Press Association
Greenville Country Club
Greville
Record
Vacation trips span several towns and states
Mr and Mrs Jesse Freeman and daughter Martha Ann of 249 Essex Street returned from a three week vacation visiting Mr Freeman s mother in Jefferson Georgia and spent four days with Mr and Mrs Philip Freeman of Chatanooga Tennessee They also traveled in Athens Georgia Other items note a pancake dinner at the Women s Relief Corps Grange Hall and a recent visit by Mrs Ethel McMichael who will stay with her son Forest McMichael in Warren after four months at the Essex Street home
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Erle
Grove City
Sharon
Meadville
New Castle
Greenville
Corry
Jesse Freeman
Martha Ann
Essex Street
Women's Relief Corps
Grange Hall
Wesley Willis
Ethel McMichael
Ernest McMichael
Warren
Inquisitors Open Session With State Police Speakers
The Raymond Inquisitors host the season’s first meeting at the American Legion home on First Avenue. Capt. Roger E. Pflugfelder and Lieut. Joseph Dussin from Troop E will discuss policing topics as part of the program.
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Ray
Raymond Inquisitors
Troop E
Lawrence Pare Barracks
American Legion
First Avenue
Roger E. Pflugfelder
Joseph Dussin
Grow
Burkharts Crowned King And Queen Of Elks Pajama Dance
Mr and Mrs Joli Burkhart were named King and Queen of the Pajama Dance at the Elks Club on Saturday night after being chosen to reign for the evening. Guests wore a range of night time attire from stylish to comic. Mr and Mrs John Mooney won the award for most original nightwear. Music by Johnny Serlan and his orchestra accompanied the dancing.
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Elks Club
Joli Burkhart
Elks
John Mooney
Johmmy Serlan
Craig Bailey 10 Honored At Birthday Party
A Saturday birthday party for Craig Bailey marking his 10th birthday was hosted by his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Bailey of Conlwey Road R B D. Ten boys attended with a hike, games, and awards for James Harned and Leslie Ohm. Balloons and refreshments filled the room as Mrs Bailey was assisted by Mrs Donald Knapp and Mrs John Ohm. Trooper James J Wenner will present safety films and lead a discussion period. Charles V Correll, president, invites all male Raymond Division employees of Associated Spring Corp to attend.
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Craig Bailey
Robert Bailey
Conlwey Road
R. BD
Bailey
Bailey Home
James Harned
Leslie Ohm
Donald Knapp
John Ohm
Craig
James J. Wenner
Raymond Division
Associated Spring Corporation
Orovic Wins Borden Freshman Prize at Tampa
Miss Judy Lee Orovic daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Orovic of Spartansburg received the annual $200 Borden freshman prize at the University of Tampa opening convocation. She is a sophomore majoring in biology and minoring in mathematics with a 2.78 average.
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Judy Lee Orovic
Andrew Orovic
Spartansburg
Borden
University of Tampa
Orovic
University of "Tampa
Castro Urges Cubans to Balance Soviet Aid Reliance
In Havana AP reports Fidel Castro telling Cubans they welcome Russian aid but should not depend on it. He urged harder work to restore balance of payments and ease a $100 million deficit with the Soviet Union while delivering a broad critique of the United States. An explosion briefly interrupted the outdoor address, but Castro stayed composed.
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Castro
Havana
Fidel Cas
Cuba
United States
Pope Reopens Council Seeks Reform at Vatican Meeting
Pope Paul opens the Vatican Ecumenical Council as 2,600 cardinals and bishops resume sessions. The schema De Ecclesia, a core plan for reforming church structure, gains initial support though revisions are expected. Institute aims: redefine church governance and promote Christian unity amid ongoing debate.
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Vatican City
St. Peter's Basilica
Council
Vatican
Paul
Births Report From Local Hospitals
A son was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clarence Olly McCray of RD 3 Corry. Twin daughters were born yesterday at Gines Gig Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kimmy of Cambridge Springs. A daughter was born yesterday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Louis Malinowski of Waterford.
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Union City Memorial Hospital
Clarence Olly McCray
RD. 3
Corry
Gines Gig
Louis Malinowski
Waterford Yesters
Ex-ROARN Chairman Bullis Dies at 72 in Minneapolis
Harry A. Bullis, 72, former chairman of General Mills, died Saturday in Minneapolis. He began at the company as a mill hand in 1919, later leading the board and retiring in 1959. He was noted for efforts toward Christian unity, calling the Episcopal assembly a council of invitation, expectation, and confidence. He spoke at St Peters Square delivering a Latin address, urging reconciliation among Protestant, Anglican, and Orthodox observers.
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ROARN
Minneapolis
Harry A. Bullis
General Mills, the
Bullis
Episcopal Assembly
St Peter’s Square
Pane Joni
Pogie
Democrats Protest Scott Public Service Broadcasts
Harrisburg AP Democrats questioned J and Sen Hugh Scott over weekend public service broadcasts. Scott, Philadelphia Republican whose seat comes up next year, ignored them. Morse released Saturday a letter to Robert A Maurer of the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters asking Maurer to judge if Scott’s use of air time conforms with FCC rules.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. & Sen
Hugh Scott
Scott
Philadelphia
Otter
Morse
Robert A.maurer
Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters
Tnft
Maurer
Boott
Feder
Communications Commission
Scott Wide
Five Killed In Caracas Violence
Caracas Venezuela AP reports a gun battle aboard an excursion 20 miles from Caracas leaves five guardsmen dead and six passengers wounded including several children. Authorities arrest two men and five women believed linked to the pro Communist terrorist group FALN, accused of terror campaigns against President Betis regime.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Ior
Ta Honal
Caacas
Romulo Betiscourt
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Columbus
Ohio
Woman's International Bowling Congress, Inc
Titusville Women's Bowling Association
Bayles Club
WIBC
Birdie
Nancy Swab
Alpha Chi Omega
Lutheran Association
Science Club
Sparta Merged
Youth For Christ
Orchard Park
Vet's Dog Food
Morton
SWIFT
Holland
CNB
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Better Homes & Garden
White
Ghiort
Siens
Evans
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