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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
5
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Miss Beverly Jean Watrous married David Neil Cheney in a double ring ceremony at Clymer Hill Reformed Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Watrous, wore a peau de soie gown with Chantilly lace and carried a crescent bouquet of white butterfly roses. The couple planned to reside in Frewsburg after a Williams, Virginia wedding trip.
Bertha McMicuart reports a vrigat shower in the Colonial Room of the Moose Lodge for Miss Jo Ann Craker. Decorations in yellow and white, corsage to the honoree, and gifts noted. Craker to wed Harold Bromley June 12 at St Thomas The Apostle Church. Hostesses and bridal attendants named. guest list includes numerous local names. A son was born yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Gary Eck. Prenuptial affairs hosted by a long list of local friends and relatives.
The Corry Players near completion of the main production casing for No No Million Times No as their first theatre venture. Richard Pulling, the director, said attendance planned for upcoming sessions at Emmanuel Episcopal Church undercroft. Various practice sessions set for Monday and next Wednesday at 8 p m, open to all interested. Also notes on local residents and events including Mrs. Waterhouse’s recovery, Mothers Week End at Ohio University, and Pomona Grange go to church event.
A welcome dinner and housewarming for Rev. and Mrs. Burton H. Ellis at 324 Worth Street honored the newcomers to Corry. The Full Gospel Fellowship Church pastor and family received a monetary gift. They moved from Conneaut Ohio after missionary work including Jamaica and plan to build a local church.
Local news notes an 8 p m gathering at the North East Baptist Church with all Grangers invited. It mentions visits by Mr Ralph Davison and daughter Kay Lorraine and Miss Karen Shine of Wellsville New York who stayed with local residents. The piece also lists guests and quotes Joseph Addison on good nature in conversation.
Lester R. Lopus announces the engagement of his daughter Leslie Ann Lopus of Meadville to Gary Russell Theuret of Meadville. Miss Lopus, 1960 Corry Area High School and Jamestown Business College graduate, works as a medical secretary for Dr. Luther M. Marshall. The groom, Saegertown High School graduate, works at Glass Tite Industries in Saegertown. The wedding is planned for early summer at the First Methodist Church in Corry.
The Spencer Ladies Aid Secret Sisters held their annual banquet at the McCray Community House with Swiss steak dinner, corsages, and flowers. Mrs. Robert Clark Sr. led the business session as gifts were exchanged, new names drawn, and awards announced. next year’s committees and entertainment were named.
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