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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1961
Page
3
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Miss John Claire Kauer and Charles Graf ton Blanton Jr. wed in a candlelit 1:30 p.m. service at St. Pauls Lutheran Church officiated by Rev. Elmer A. Ortner. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Kauer, wore a floor length organdy gown with dotted organdy accents and a silk illusion veil. Best man was Donald F. Kauer. ushers included Eldridge Blanton III and Jack Blanton. After the ceremony, a reception at the Corry County Club featured yellow and white daisies and a tiered cake. The couple will reside in Mt. Lebanon.
Hazel Morrell was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening when friends gathered for a birthday party in her honor. She received a red Rosebud corsage and many gifts. Refreshments of decorated cake ice cream and coffee were served. Special prizes were awarded to Mrs James Staples and Miss Helen Morrell. The evening was spent visiting.
The Carter-Howles reunion gathered 115 attendees at Mead Park yesterday for the 68th annual event hosted by Mr and Mrs Ro Parker. Guests came from Erie North East Garland Warren Bear Lake Lottsville McKean Union City Jamestown Randolph Raches to Clymer and Westfield New York. The next reunion is planned for the first Sunday in August 1962 at Mead Park.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Donald Homan of South Mills Street North East at Union City Memorial Hospital on Saturday. A son was born Saturday morning at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Finney of Snyder Circle.
Ball Hoenes families gathered for the ninth reunion at the Hoenes home on Wright Street. Elections were held with Armstrong as president, Kaliszewski as vice president, and Mrs Cameron Hoenes as secretary treasurer. Next year's reunion set for Canadohta Lake the first Sunday in August. A porch dinner preceded films and visiting. out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Kaliszewski and sons Thomas and Gregory of Erie.
Hundreds of spectators from Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania watched the No-Bar Club in Columbus claim two trophies. Local riders Albert Pox, Whit Tak, and others topped divisions including Open Pleasure, Trail Horse, Western Pleasure, Western Equitation, and Pony Jump with horses such as Tittle Tux, Sandy’s Flash, Rusty, Shadow, and Princess among the notable entries from Waterford, Girard, North East, and Erie area stables.
The fifth Vanderhoof reunion gathered at Summit Pavilion Mead Park for a picnic at 1 pm followed by a business meeting. Officers for the coming year were named Edward Griffis president Le Roy Humes vice president and Mrs LeRoy Humes secretary treasurer Gifts were given to Nora Vanderhoof the oldest attendee and to Mrs TD M Mavison Edge. The event noted families including the Vanderhoof children and spouses with a Viet Cong connection reported in Saigon and a military incident referenced without graphic detail.
Family members from Irvine, Spring Creek, Titusville, Spartansburg and Corty attended and reported next year’s reunion will be at Mead Park on the first Sunday in August.
Social notes detail a May evening of visits and hosting at Mrs Ch T Clige Mye Mary Hnatysayn and relatives including Miss Mine Bach and Mr Tour Fields. The piece records numerous attendees, meals, music, and community hospitality across Donor Mee Vert Wetman East Siiiin street and West Congress Hiysk, with mentions of notable guests and ongoing local gatherings.
The Reedley area center faces opposition as plans for a new school facility trigger tensions among officials, parents, and the Department of Public Instruction. Critics warn of budgetary strain, while supporters push for expanded services and student safety improvements amid a regional debate over education funding.
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