Social and wedding notes from Corry area families
Several local residents and visitors are listed in social notes. Miss Sherry Upperman and Miss Patricia Sherlock of Spring Street recently returned from Steamburg with Miss Sherlock's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Waite. Kathie Upperman is visiting James town. Delores Facteau of Pittsburgh returned from Essex Street visit. The Dickinsons of Canoga Park, California, are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Anna Judge visits Rochester, New York. Susan Brenner of Baltimore arrives to visit Michael and Alice Drobneck in Columbus. Donna Sharer of Wayne Street plans to marry Gerald Beal of Somerset, Pa., at First Presbyterian Church in October. Guests include Helen Kundracik, Adeline Ross, Evelyn Baccus, and Patricia Kinney. Best man Ronald Beal. ushers Ray Ay and Jay Rodgers. Sharer, a 1957 Corry Area High School graduate and society editor of The Journal, will wed Beal, a 1951 Somerset High School graduate with Army service in France. Beal now manages Sears Roebuck in Ramsey, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Upperman
Patricia Sherlock
Spring Street
Steamburg
Sherlock
Tracy Waite
Kathie Upperman
William Swiderski
Jamestown
Delores Facteau
Pittsburgh
Willard Shreve
Essex Street
Donald Dickinson
Canoga Park
Calif
Dickinsons
Anna Judge
North Second Avenue
Joseph Judge
Rochester
N. Y
Susan Brenner
Baltimore
Michael Drobneck
Pike Road
Columbus
Donna Sharer
C. Gerald Beal
Miss Sharer
Elmer A. Sharer
Waynesleet
Mr. Beal
James Beal
Somerset
First Presbyterian Church
Paul FP Bauer
Helen Kundracik
Adeline Ross
Evelyn Baccus
Patricia Kinney
Ronald Beal
Eugene Sharer
Endicott
Ray Ay
Jay Rodgers
Corry Area High School
Somerset High School
United States
France
Corry
Sears Roebuck
Ramsey
N. J
Club 15 Members Honored At Meeting
Mrs Rovert nows and Mrs Harry Burton hosted Club 15 members at a West Washington Street home to honor the birthdays of Mrs Bryce Leck and Mrs Albert Sheffer. Guests received purses of money, barbecued chicken, tossed salad, rolls, iced tea, and strawberry sundaes. Prize drawings named Mrs Lawrence Mc Cray, Mrs George Rhodes, Mrs Leek, Mrs Shaffer, Mrs Henry Fosburgh, Mrs Flossie Fosburgh, and Mrs Burton. The group planned another meeting with Mrs P H Stenman of Mead avenue to celebrate Mrs Wotus’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovert Nows
Harry Burton
Club 15
West Washington Street
Bryce Leck
Albert Sheffer
Robert Wotus
Lawrence McCray
George Rhodes
Leek
Shaffer
Henry Fosburgh
Flossie Fosburgh
Burton
P. H. Stenman
Mead Avenue
Lydia Circle Meets For Regular Session
Lydia Circle members of the First Methodist Church plus guest Mrs Beatrice Wolfe of Erie gathered at the Columbus home of Mrs Amy Curtis and Miss Ida Ohrn. Devotions opened the meeting focusing on St John, with the theme Let Us Go On In The Christian Way. A short business session followed and flowers and cards were thanked for. The lesson was The Church's Mission In Town and Country from The Methodist Women magazine. A dessert lunch was served and the group plans to meet September 2 with Mrs N J Kline of Union Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Methodist Church
Beatrice Wolfe
Erie
Columbus
Amy Curtis
Ida Ohrn
Gladys McCloskey
St. John
Henry Rockman
McCloskey
Vinnie Puller
John Ohrn
Carleton Curtis
N. J. Kline
Union Street
Cootlette Club Plans Public Card Party
The Cootlette Club No. 102 met Tuesday with nine members. Plans were set for a public card party on September 28. A range meeting in Oil City is noted for August 16 with Grand Grayback Gladys Helbig in attendance. Dinner at 1 pm. Mrs. Howard Ives won the 50 50 drawing. attendance award goes to Mrs. Maurice Porter. Next meeting September 1. Ohio State professor Harvey Vernon Moyer, 65, chair of the Chemistry Department, died in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cootlette Club No. 102
Grayback
Helen Porter
Oil City
Grand Grayback
Gladys Helbig
Howard Ives
Maurice Porter
Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Harvey Vernon Moyer
Ohio State Universty
Salina
Kan
Corryites Attend Final Presbyterian Leadership School Session
Corryites gather at Wilson College Chambersburg for the fourth and final session of the Presbyterian Leadership School. Sponsored by the synods of Balthnare and Pennsylvania, the program has educated 1 400 persons across seven states and Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Presbyterian Leadership School
Balthnare
Pennsylvania
Robert McKibben
Baltimore I
William Gumbleton
John Kennedy
Paul Z. Bauer
Washington, D.C
YMCA Bridge Club Results At Corry YMCA
The Corry YMCA bridge event last night drew five tables. First place went to Mrs. J. Pred Kinley and Mrs. E. Ritchey with 76, followed by Mrs. H. Wilcox and Leoni Van Dyke at 60, then Mr and Mrs Gerald Lane at 58. Fourth went to Mrs. Richard Peebles and Mrs. John Toner with 66, and fifth to Mrs. Howard Ross and Lena St. Clair with 55. Florence McCray will handle reservations for next week's game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Corry Ymca
E. E. Ritchey
Pittsburgh
J. Pred Kinley
H. Wilcox
Leoni van Dyke
Bradford
Gerald Lane
Richard Peebles
John Toner
Howard Ross
Lena St. Clair
Florence McCray
Multiple births announced for local residents
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Patrick J McDermott of 74 Shyder Circle yesterday afternoon at Corry Memorial Hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Anthony P Miscili of 542 Liberty Street yesterday at Corry Memorial Hospital. A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Davis of 113% North Center Street at Corry Memorial Hospital early this morning. A son was born yesterday at Union City Stem Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Turner of R D 2 Wattsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. McDermott
Shyder Circle
Corry Memorial Hospital
Asim
Anthony P. Miscili
Liberty Street
James Davis
North Center Street
Union City Stem Memorial Hospital
James Turner
Wattsburg
Hayes School Reunion Picnic At Chelton Farm
The 22nd annual Hayes School and Community picnic will be held at Chelton farm on Concord Ridge this Saturday. Attendees are asked to bring a well filled basket and dinner services will be provided starting at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelton Farm
Hayes
Concord Ridge
Deborah Circle Begins Projects At Evening Meeting
The Deborah Circle of the Evangelical United Brethren Church met last evening at Mrs. Donald Armitage’s home with 22 members present. Three projects were started including a membership committee. the Jesson was led by Mrs. Leonard Austin, and Miss Helen Bush read from a Christian’s life in Spain before prayers. Hostess duties were shared by Mrs. Austin with cookies and drinks served. The September meeting is planned for Mrs. Howard Bycroft’s home on Mott Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Circle
Florence Sanden
Deborah
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Donald Armitage
East Irving Street
Keith Henton
Paryt Rupp
Russell White
Vernon Baldwin
Jesson
Leonard Austin
Helen Bush
Area Church Ends Bible School Program at Clymer Hill
About 120 attended the closing program of the Clymer Hill Reformed Church Vacation Bible School Friday evening. Rev Barclay Fishburn led prayers and the flag and Bible salutes with child programs across nursery to intermediates. Certificates were awarded for attendance, and a missionary offering of 35.63 was given for the Evangelical Child and Family Welfare Service of New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer Hill Reformed Churchy Vacation Bible School
At & P.m
Jesus
Barclay Fishburn
Christ
Fishburn
Evangelical Child and Family Welfare Service of
New York State
Christint
Community group assists Unwiet mothers in care drive
A large team of parents and volunteers supports the Unwiet mothers in guiding Christhas care. The action includes a committee with names such as Mr Marvite Sehyoers and Mes Floyd ViniderSetyt, plus teachers and assistants listed, all part of an organized effort to provide supervision, transportation, and home help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wensittk
Lloyd Binink
Dollal Croscult
Barclay Mistyburn
Gayret Bensink
Raymond ‘TeWiikie
Mutton Datneolt
Tan Tesi
Beverly Wattonean
Mies Shaan Meeker
Vincent Bensinik
James Hurst
Jobin Beckerink
Sandra Beckerink
Myse Eleanor Sehguers
Kit Groters
Melvin Reslink
Wis
Mayoltt Tenpas
Marton Onmeot
Watrous
Donald Binchey
DeForest Binley
Rhiiw
Hart Plot
Charles Reale
Norman Duruent
Lloyd Winnik
Hal Boyle's Americana Sweets
Hal Boyle notes that doctors meet more interesting people in more interesting situations, yet the exasperating ones include those who fly to columnists asking what else they do in their spare time.
Wealthy Babs Spends Huge Sum On Duds
Barbara Kuttitt, a Langit Castilly heiress, reportedly spends hundreds of thousands on fall and winter fashions. Lanvin shows 171 models including silts, day dresses, cocktail wear, coats, and fittings. Castillo aims for a conservative Paris collection as hemlines trend calf length while others dip to the knee. Miss Hutton travels with several models, and exclusive pieces are prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
Barbara Kuttitt
Langit
Castilly
Weltworth
Wall
Lanvin
Designe Castillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sawyer Studios
Club
Cootlette Club
Iso
Donald Hall
Harrisburg
Joseph Baus
Pittsbith Presbytery
Jersey
DuPont
Sy Franks
Evans
YMCA
New York
Toitay
Trek
Finnueier
Don Marquis
Marily Monroe
Bellard Burneh
Uchilly
Rel
Bonnie Tarvieh
Svar
Motor slVise
Ives
Hanay
Collins
Tony
Cei
Adeu
Marian Javits
Jacob Javits
Hollywood
FBI
Tony Curtis
Dean Martin
Janet Leigh
Roberts
Hal Boyle
Babs
Smoky City
Dallas
Tex
City Plan Commission
Clairman Edmund J Kahn
Kool
Pall Mail
Pating
Raleigh
MD. Chelien
Robert
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