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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
5
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Wright School PTA staged a three act Tom Sawyer musical at the auditorium directed by Mrs. H. Lynn Rice. About 120 students participated across two casts with 36 sunflowers eight old man dancers and skeleton dancers. Principal parts were led by Debbie Gilli land Sally Muelinhaupt James Clark and others while music and staging were assisted by multiple teachers and a display of student art work preceded the meeting. A free will offering supported staging expenses and the band instrument fund.
The Meadville Management Association met at Hotel Corry for a dinner and business session. Guests included Corry Management Club officials, plant officials, and visitors Alan Kuhn of Pennsylvania Electric, Donald Cathcart of Albion Penelec, Charles Hutchinson of Meadville Penelec, Robert Lewis of Motorola, and Andrew Zindlhak of American Brakeshoe.
Xi Beta Phi chapter members enjoyed a progressive dinner Tuesday visiting homes of Mrs. Frank Wise and others for meals and dessert. Topics included National Library Week plans, Thresher submarine discussion, Easter symbols, with Mrs Rozelle hosting next and directing the meeting.
In Middletown New York on Easter Sunday Kathleen Dupee and Donald Gregory united in marriage at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. The bride daughter of Frank and Kathleen Dupee of New Hampton wore a silk organza gown with lace accents and carried white roses. Richard Carroll served as best man and the couple will reside at 103 Park Street after a Niagara Falls trip. Gregory works as a milk inspector for the Dairymen's League.
Mrs. R G Barnes returns to 3714 North Center after a two month stay in St Petersburg Florida. John Was cake family from 75 Hatch Street visited Toledo with Mrs Carol Stolar and Michael Stolar. Alfred Haenel returns from Gouveneur after a death in the family. Towanda art instructor Andy Lantz spent Easter weekend with relatives. Clair Fenno and family traveled to Aberdeen Maryland for Easter. Susan Kinley, daughter of J Fred Kinley, teaching at McGraw Army Base Munich Germany, sails to New York then home. Tammy Randolph, Miss Boys Club of 1963, chosen in Erie. she is daughter of James and Mrs. Randolph. Warren Reynolds and Edward Becker named charter members of Warren chapter of the National Association of Life Underwriters.
A group of women from St Thomas The Apostle Church met at Mrs James Allyn's home to advance plans for a May 7 gala card party and fashion show titled The Wonderful World of Wigs. The event at the Moose Club ballroom benefits the Sisters of Mercy convent building fund with tickets available from local organizers.
The Lake Erie Association of the United Church of Christ will hold its initial meeting at St John United Church of Christ in Greenville Route 58. Representing Columbus Community Congregational Church are Rev Walter J Thoms and wife Mrs Albert Sandbilit Mrs Florerice Casler and Frank Dodd.
Miss Colette McClintock of Darien Conn was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Gordon Rater and Mrs Elmer Sharer at the Rater home in Columbus. Guests enjoyed pink, yellow and white decor with a salad course, finger foods and desserts as they celebrated her upcoming June 29 wedding to Wade Hellman of Kittanning.
A bridal shower honoring Barbara Ann Burton was given by Misses Virginia McCray and Janet Chiricuzio at West Main Street home. Decorations featured wedding bells and flowers, games were played, awards given, and blue and white themes noted. Miss Chirienzio will be maid of honor on May 4 for Burton and James Loveland at St. Thomas the Apostle Church.
A choir directed by Max Betinink presented Hallelujah! What a Savior at the Columbus Community Church last evening. The same group performs at Park Congregational Church in Meadville Sunday at 7:30 PM, marking their fifth performance of the season.
Recent birthday events at Quiet Acres Nursing Home honored residents Mrs Willis Fitzgerald and Mrs Stalla Tits. Families staff and other patients joined gifts flowers and ecards while cakes and ice cream were served.
The Erie County scout reunion for SW County Girl Scout leaders and workers moves up one week to Sunday April 21 at 3 p.m. at West Lake Junior High School on West Lake near Erie. All past and present leaders and workers are invited. contact Miss Adele McCray for transportation.
A daughter was born on Tuesday at Union City Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Steve Janoski of Centerville.
Members of the Corry Bridge Association enjoyed an eight and a half table Mitchell Master Point game in the Garden Room at the VFW Post home. North and south winners were Meyer Kornreich and Harry Kopf of Warren at 1213, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kinley 109%, Mr. and Mrs. George Michael of Union City 10a's, and Mrs. Pat Lee with Mrs. Doris Prewatt of Titusville 96. East and West winners included Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beverly for Mrs. Hazel Shaw of Titusville and Dr. C. Johnson of Bradford, plus Mr. and Mrs. T. Treat of Union City 96, Mr. and Mrs. James Valene of Warren 91, and Mrs. Frank Graft with Paul Niemeyer 4. A regular game is planted for next week.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church held its first annual meeting of the Ente Aisteiet in the Western Pennsylvania Conference. Mrs. Paul Davis presided while Mrs. H W Parker welcomed visitors and Mrs. W B Stowe and Mr Hubert Vaughn coordinated committees. About 290 women registered for the day’s sessions with district officers as guests. Mrs Earl Billey and Mrs Frank Sturgis led the luncheon committee and Miss Marjorie Smock gave the keynote after returning from Southern Rhodesia.
The Pennsylvania Council of Republican Women seeks bipartisan backing for a bill to build an official governor's mansion on the east bank of the Susquehanna River. Approved by the 1M General Assembly, the project was shelved. the governor and family currently live at Indiantown Gap about 15 miles away.
New York AP report on American Airlines stewardesses challenging the union contract age 32 resignation clause. Dusty Roads and others argue more than 100 near age 32. company says stews are a younger group, with a campaign slogan “Too old to Social Security.”
Orthopedic surgeon W. Breck notes bunions were common 25 to 30 years ago with pointed toe shoes and says the incidence is rising rapidly again due to renewed popularity of pointed toes. Newsmen report his warning to readers.
Former U S Senator Theodore Francis Green aged 95 has left a Providence hospital and entered a Providence nursing home to continue convalescence from cerebral attacks. Green, a veteran Rhode Island senator, was hospitalized December 13 in a coma and has been described as quite comfortable.
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