Double Ring Wedding in Church of the Nazarene
Miss Paula L Chiricuzio and Jerome L Harvey married July 5 at 7 30 p m in Corry Pennsylvania church. The ceremony featured family attire and a reception for 200 at Evangelical United Brethren Church with guests from Clymer Jamestown Warren and Corry. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Chiricuzio, wore an empire waist crepe gown and veil. the groom is son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Harvey. The couple will reside at 17 Snyder Circle. The bride works at Elgin Electronics. the groom serves in the U S Navy at Lakehurst New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kanzlemar
Paula L. Chiricuzio
Jerome L. Harvey
Church of the Nazarene
Frank Chiricuzio
Spring Street
Mr. Harvey
Lloyd Harvey
Snyder Circle
Mary Ehrhardt
Kanzlemar
Carolyn Migliaccio
Candi Chiricuzio
Thomas Grice
Dennis Jerome
David Harvey
Homer White
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kathryn Spoon
Hazel Jerome
Betty Triscult
Robin Chiricuzio
Connie McIntyre
Alana Chiricuzio
Clymer
Hints From Heloise Dear Heloise And Reader Tips
A collage of reader tips and advice from Heloise style columns. Jars repurposed as spice containers with labeled tops and measured spoons prevent spills. Other notes cover laundry rack gloss with shellac, labeling gloves, using margarine tubs for freezer trays, and packing a picnic sheet weighted corners. Household hacks, DIY fixes, camping setup tips, and kid activity ideas from various readers.
Methodist Circles Share Tureen Dinner At Church
The Esther and Martha Circles of the First Methodist Church Woman's Society met Tuesday for a tureen dinner with 17 members and three guests. Devotions by Hazel, next meetings set for Sept 5 and Sept 6 at members' homes. Mary Circle, hosted by Elwin Fuller at Canadohta Lake, included a tureen supper and boat rides, with Oscar Johnson delivering the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemer
Martha
Esther
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Miss Hazel
Stanley Nichols
Martha Cirloe
N. J. Kline
Mary Circle
Elwin Fuller
Canadohta Lake
Oscar Johnson
George Andrus Jr
New Officers Named for McCray Cemetery Association
At the McCray Community House the McCray Cemetery Association elected officers: Mrs Rupert Morris as president, Mrs Robert Burrows as vice president, Mrs Merrill McCray as secretary, and Mrs Howard Blakeslee as treasurer. They plan the Maple Sugar Social in March and invite members to pay dues to the treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray Cemetery Association
McCray Community House
Rupert Morris
Robert Burrows
Merrill McCray
Howard Blakeslee
Blakeslee
McMichael
Corry Bridge Association hosts Howell session at Motor Lodge
Members and guests met last evening in the Emperor's Room for a three table Howell session. Winners were Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Kin ley 33 percent, Mr. and Mrs. Veo Lindsey 27 percent, Mr. and Mrs. William Jones 25 percent, and Mrs. Robert Tunnell and Dr. T S Kelsey 25 percent. A New Partner game will be featured next week at 7 30 p m in the Emperor's Room. The Titusville Duplicate Bridge Club met Tuesday at the Christian Activities Center with four and one half tables. The average was 96 with winners Jody Wig and Shirley Jameson 38 percent, Mr. and Mrs. Veo Lindsey 38, An Farley and Ann Walsh 37, and Pat Lee and Steven Mapes 87 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Titusville Duplicate Bridge Club
Christian Activities Center
Jody Wig
Shirley Jameson
Veo Lindsey
An Farley
Ann Walsh
Pat Lee
Steven Mapes
Local Women Host Tea for Chautauqua Guests
Members of the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church of Corry hosted the weekly tea at the United Presbyterian House in Chautauqua yesterday afternoon. More than 150 guests, including pastors and missionaries, attended. The tea table boasted silver service and gladioli lilies, with cookies baked by Corry church members. Assisting were Mrs. H. Kenyon Leishman, Mrs. Walter Rath, Mrs. Florence Amy, Mrs. Russell Briggs, Miss Catherine King, Miss Helen Johnson, Mrs. William Gumbleton, and Mrs. William Leuby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamens Association
First Presbyterian Church of
Corry
United Presbyterian House
Chautauqua
H. Kenyon Leishman
Walter Rath
Florence Amy
Russell Briggs
Catherine King
Helen Johnson
William Gumbleton
William Leuby
Church Picnic Plans At Wesley Woods For August 27
Plans were laid for the annual church family picnic at Wesley Woods on August 27 with Mary Circle members serving as hostesses. The next regular session will be hosted at Mrs. George Andrus Jr’s home on South Center Street Hill with Mrs. LeRoy King and Mrs. Martin Smith assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Woods
Mary Circle
George Andrus Jr
South Center Street Hill
LeRoy King
Martin Smith
Condons Visit Penn State Area Then Return Home
Birdie reports Mr and Mrs Dennis Condon and children David and Denise of 607 South Center street spent six weeks near Penn State University for mathematics study under a National Science Foundation grant. He teaches math at Clymer Central School and will return tomorrow. The Condons visited James and Edna Condon and Mrs Edna Johns of Curwensville Parceline. Also in town were Roy Simons of Greenville formerly of Corry known as Sonny Simons and Deland Florida visitors Leonard Hixson and family visiting Mrs Rosella Hixson of West Church Street. Community notices include Moose Lodge officers meeting. church open house at parsonage. Weidner family reunion August 14 at 51 Elk Street. Smithtown visitors Donald Schrader and Philip Schrader staying with Frank Schrader. eyeglass drive for Congo via First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Linda) Condon
David
Denise
South Center Street
Pennsylvania State University
Condon
National Science Foundation
Clymer Central School
Condons
James Condon
Edna Johns
Curwensvilley
Roy Simons
Greenville
Mr. Simons
Corry
Sonny” Simon
Wanis Mrs Title Ditched at Stockholm Congress
Philippa Harris, a Briton with the United Nations in Paris, urged abolition of Miss and Mrs titles as symbols of women's focus on marriage. About 450 career women from 19 nations applauded at the opening of the optimism congress in Stockholm. She cited Latin roots for the terms meaning sister and the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Philippa Harris
New York Home Sheds Light on Egg Shaking Trick
A note from a New York household hints at a simple kitchen method for lightly beaten eggs. Use a small shaker designed for milk shakes to mix eggs instead of beating with an egg beater to save washing.
EUB Groups Hold Sessions Across Circle Meetings
The Esther Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren church met with 15 members and a guest, led by Mrs. Allen Kuhn, as Mrs. Eugene Westley spoke on Missions. Rebekah and Deborah Circles held sessions with lessons on Indonesia, Batik cloth, and missions, with plans for August events and school aid in Japan. Former Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy returned to his Hyannis Port home after hospital tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawer Ciro
Esther Circle
Evangelical United Brethren
Allen Kuhn
Eugene Westley
Africa
Lena Calvin
Indonesia
Robert Shannon
Barbara French
Shannon
Rebekah Circle
Rebekah
Edith Adams
Mead Avenue
Howard Davis
Ivan Bennink
Japan
Merle Wiliams
Bennink
Robert Williams
Deborah Circle
G. T. Bergman
West Irving Street
Alfred Haenel
Harold Lloyd
School of Missions
Kidder Church
Jamestown
Bergman
Appa‘lacuifa
Mra
Herbert’ Prinket
Harold Loyd
Blanche Vanik
Joh Kennedy
Boston
Sador Joseph P. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Hyaning Port
New England Baptist Hospital
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Society Editor
Chiricuzio-Harvey
Heloise
Rachel Raymond
Leona Waller
Janine Pottotf Oe
Janine
Oadatte Parke
Boyd Crees
B.D
Joan MacCall
Rebekah Fourt
Methodist
Gireles
McCray Association
Birdie
Deland, Fla
Leonard Hixson
Rosella Hixson
West Church Street
Hammerlee
West Smith Street
Walter J. Thoms
Columbus Compants Congregational Church
Thoms
Weidner
Dalton Weidner
Elk Street
Bertha Darwin
Smithtown
Long Island
Donald Schrader
Philip
Frank Schrader
East South Street
Dale
Shirley) Hammerlee
Woman's Society
Congo
Wanis
New York
Ficcardis
EUB
Jennett
Bennett
House of Fashion
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