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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1954

Page

5

Society Notes Highlight Spring Tea and Local Weddings

A social tea hosted by Mrs. James J. Allyn at 148 Park Street honored Miss Cecelia Sullivan of Sharon, who will wed Olin W. Bracken on May 1. Guests received spring bouquets. attendees included many from Sharon, Cleveland, and nearby cities. The column also details weddings at Columbus Community Church with Miss Phyllis Laura AM and Pvt. Roger Jack Whitehead, including gowns, attendants, and post ceremony reception.

Cecelia Sullivan James J. Allyn Park Street Sharon Olin W. Bracken Charles Bracken Robert Bracken Robert Moors Victor Cragg Jr Russell Brant This City Alma Sullivan Cleveland Marke Ferrini John Curry Arthur ‘Treat Union City Carl Sullivan Wesleyville Robert Reynolds North Warren Thomas Benim Louisville James Bogden Meadville N. L. Bogden Raymond Avenue Shirley Barca Chicago W.T. Johnston Robert Sullivan Wright Street Douglas Rozelle Sr John Binghamton N. Y Shafter Donald Kauffman Arthur Schneider Myrtle Glover Buffalo Lawrence C. ‘Nichols Mary DeLury South Center Street Thomas Garrity Kathleen Columbus Raleigh Hammond-Jones Arkport Tyan Smith Clyde Johnston Rebecca Lawrence Hammond Linde State Line Community Church of Phyllis Laura AM Arthay R. D Roger Jack Whitehead T. W. Whitehead East Pleasant Street Bradley T. Lines Marilyn Cahfield Pinnlat Ralph Boston Albert Sandburg Chantilly Charles Kennedy Leona Volk Phyllis Hill Jock Whitehead Columbus Community Church William Moore Wilmington del Whitehead William Zafiropulos Philip Whitehead Newtown James Consola Lawrence Miller David Curtis Erie Hamilton Ont Kenmore Spartansburg Spring Creek New Castle Alba Oakfield Hartfield Batavia Virginia Corry Senior High School Grove City College Gamma Chi Sorority Youngstown Hospital School of Laboratories Youngatown City Hospital Westminster Choir College Prince~ton, N. J U. S. Army Camp Kilmer N. J

Mrs. Duell Feted With Stork Shower in West Park Place

Mrs. Roy Fields hosted a shower honoring her daughter Mrs. Fred Duell. Twenty eight guests played games and cards with prizes for Mrs. Perry Davids Mrs. Nick Lanehyn Mrs. Gerald Duell and Miss Margaret Barttolme. A lunch followed and gifts were displayed in a baby crib. Visitors included relatives from Warren Union City Wesleyville and Charleston W Va.

Fred Duell Roy Fields West Park Place Perry Davids Nick Lanehyn Gerald Duell Margaret Barttolme

Wheelock 4-H Club elects officers at home meeting

The Wheelock 4-H Club held an officer election at John Krasa's home. Appointed officers include James Krasa president Harris Wetr ous vice president Ernest Scott news reporter Charles VanTassel secretary Elizabeth Reyda and Linda Reynolds as game leaders. Discussions covered various projects for the year followed by light refreshments provided by Mrs. Krasa.

Wheelock 4-H John Krasa R. D James Krasa Harris Wetrous Ernest Scott Charles VanTassel Elizabeth Reyda Linda Reynolds Krasa

Easter Program At Sparta Grange Held Sat

Sparta Grange No. 110 met Saturday evening with Worthy Master Gordon Fralick presiding. The program featured group singing, readings The Real Meaning of Easter and The Legend of the Dogwood Tree, plus Easter remarks by K A Bennett. Mary Webb and Neil Chelton won a contest. refreshments followed and the next meeting is April 24.

Sparta Grange Sparta Grange No. 110 Gordon Fralick Clarence Smith Dorothy Chelton K. A. Bennett Mary Webb Neil Chelton Athens Grange

Newborn Daugher Diane Lynn Reported At Chambersburg Hospital

A daughter named Diane Lynn was born early this morning at Chambersburg Hospital to Capt and Mrs James Miller of Chambersburg. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Merle Miller of 207 Mead Avenue.

Corry Memorial Hospital Andrew Gusken Jr Marlon Street Diane Lynn James Miller Chambersburg Chambersburg Hospital Merle Miller Mead Avenue

Organize Mail For St Thomas Church Gregorian Choir

A meeting was held yesterday at 2 PM at St Edward's School to organize a men's Gregorian choir for St Thomas Church. The choir joins the Senior and Boys' Choirs, sponsored by the Holy Name Society. Rehearsals are set for Tuesdays at 8 PM at the school. church members are invited.

St. Thomas’ Church St. Edward’s School St. ‘Thomas’ Church Cholr Spotin Holy Name Society of the Purist

Wedding at Cattaraugus Draws Local Attention

The marriage of Miss Margaret Ann Lyons to Milton David took place Saturday at First Methodist Church in Cattaraugus. Rev. Paul O. David and Rev. Edwin Spor led the ceremony. Attendees included relatives from Bradford, Corry, Erie, Union City, Pittsburgh, Youngstown, Genoa, Dansville, Shaker Heights, Detroit, Rochester, Buffalo and Toledo.

Cattaraugus Nancy Lyons Frederick David Shaker Heights John Lyons Robert Hunter Buffelo Edwin King Rochester Henry Kaminsle Detroit R. L. Davison Jean Depew Corry Carolyn Short West Hartford Lyons Bradford Erie Union City Pittsburgh Youngstown Genoa Dansville Bhaker Heights Buffalo Toledo

WOTM Bowling Banquet Announced and Officers Elected

The WOTM Bowling Team annual banquet was held Saturday evening at RD 3. Stet, chisten and spaghetti dinners were served to 1 women at 6 o'clock. Favors were miniature bowling pins with bowler names and averages and slit bowling balls. Mrs Bertha Darwin received a corsage for the year low average. Team standings placed Faith first, Charity second, Love third, Hope fourth. Officers elected for 1964 55: Marjorie Lathrop president Miss Ruthlark secretary treasurer and Mrs Charles Henry sergeant at arms. Additional community members listed with weddings and addresses.

WOTM Wace Stet Chisten Faith Charity Love Hope Misa Marjorie Lathrop Harold Gale Mire Ruthlark Charles Henry

Wood Will Recognize All Workers For GOP

Republican candidate for governor Lloyd H. Wood says he will recognize six Republican workers in each county and will not pick one man to avoid inheriting political feuds. He made the remark during a weekend interview at the Amen Corner dinner. The report notes a temperature quote of absolute zero as 458.6 degrees below freezing in Fahrenheit.

Brood Pittsburgh Lloyd H. Wood Hiet Wood

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