Hajec anniversary noted with family celebration at home
Mr and Mrs Jack Hajec observed their 35th wedding anniversary Tuesday and will be honored at a family party at their West Columbus Avenue home. They are parents of four, with grandchildren Garold and Glenda Hajec, plus relatives visiting from Florida. The piece lists numerous Jansen and Hoylen relatives visiting from Corry, Clymer, Erie, and Denver, including Sgt I Paul Jansen and First Sgt Joseph Jansen on leave. The Corry Area Golden Age Club will continue activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hajec
Stella Krupa
West
Columbus Avenue
Chester Hajec
Minnesota
P.J
Teresa) Dietsch
Erie
John Hajec
Spartansburg
Christine Hajec
Garold
Glenda Hajec
Hillary
Teddy Tuck
Nancy Tuck
Clymer
Corry
Cape Kennedy
Florida
W.W
Dorothy) Hammond
West Frederick Street
Nancy
Clymer Central School
Tampa
Fla
Thomas
Grace) Jansen
Peggy
Mary
Chuck
Joan
Orange Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Orange, Fla
Grace
Leo
Madeline) Hoylen
West Park Place
Tom
Elizabeth Jansen
East Congress Street
Paul R. Jansen
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Colo
Joseph H. Jansen
50Th Ordinance Company
Fort Carson
United States Army
Jansen
James
Mary Ellen) Jansen
John
Bob
Ricky
Jane
Kathy
Irene Jansen
Kolaja
Eileen
Ann
Louise
Theresa
Thomas Jr
Tammy
Community notices and events across Corry area
A busy list of local events includes Birdie Tells Us meeting at the YMCA at noon Tuesday led by Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Sr. and a large turnout at the Army Field Band concert at the Chautauqua Amphitheater. The Corry Navy Mothers Club meets Monday at 8 pm, and Felix Mendelssohn's St Paul will be performed tomorrow at 8 pm with no gate fee. A tureen picnic is planned by the Corry Area Historical Society Tuesday at 6:30 pm in Mead Park, and Arnold Morris and LeRoy Hamilton host an open house for their 25th anniversary. The Ladies Recreational Bowling League gathers Tuesday at 7:30 pm, the Weidner family reunion is set for Spar, and 4H Wranglers Club enjoyed a guest program about Miss Hazel Astbury. Astbury travels with her horse Cobber across North America, planning future trips to Japan, Argentina, and the U.S. West Coast, with routine stays and calls ahead to friends along routes. The article also notes tips on faucet drips and household upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Felix Mendelssohn
Saul of
Tarsus
Chautauqua
W. William Wagner
Frank Grice
Corry Area
Arnold Morris
R.D. 2
Guys Mills
Larry Morris
LeRoy Hamilton
4H Wranglers Club
Hazel Astbury
Sidney
Australia
Cobber
Vancouver
British Columbia
Helene Christensen
Jordan Christensen
Columbus
New Zealand
Miss Astbury
Astbury
Canada
Montreal
New England States
United States
Albert
Edith) Fox
Robert Artman
Little Cooley
Conneaut Lake
Kinsman
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
Carole Gourley Weds Richard Roden
Miss Carole Jean Gourley daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond Gourley of Cambridge Springs and Richard James Roden son of Mr and Mrs Robert Roden Sr of 328 Mead Avenue were united in marriage today at 2 o'clock at Brown Hill United Methodist Church Cambridge Springs with Rev Claude Hunsberger officiating. The ceremony featured white gladioli and blue pompons with music by Miss Barbara Thompson David Glenn and Mrs Claude Hunsberger. Guests included family members and bridesmaids. couple to reside at 30 West High Street Union City after a southern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole Jean Gourley
Raymond Gourley
Cambridge Springs
Richard James Roden
Robert Roden Sr
Mead Avenue
Brown Hill United Methodist Church
Claude Hunsberger
Barbara Thompson
David Glenn
Eldon Troyer
Union City
JoAnne Gourley
Faith Baker
Pleasantville
Debra Roden
Corry
Betty Hunsberger
Gregory Troyer
Robert Roden Jr
Russell Martin
George Gourley
James Raden
Chantilly
Ralph Smith
Richard Wilkins
Alvin Landers
Robert McEntire
Linda Hammond
Ethel Hammond
Bernice Nichols
Carol Nichols
Kay Nichols
Wattsburg
Corry Area
United States Air Force
Corry Foam Products
Lilac Rebekah Lodge
Diane Beardsley Honored At Tea at Findley Lake
Norvel Reed cottage hosted a tea honoring Diane Beardsley of San Francisco at Findley Lake. Mrs. George Beardsley and ecohostess Mrs. Ronald Reed led the event. Beardsley left for California after a two week visit. 21 guests from Corry Erie Columbus Warren North East Sherman Jamestown Miami and San Francisco attended. Nancy Johnson from Jamestown joined as a guest. Refreshments were served from a daisy themed tea table with summer flowers as centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvel Reed
Findley Lake
Diane Beardsley
San Francisco
Calif
George
Joan) Beardsley
Bond Street
Beardsley
Ronald Reed
Corry
Erie
Columbus
Warren
North East
Sherman
Jamestown
Miami
Fla
Nancy Johnson
Relief Corps Hosts All Day Session at Grange Hall
The Women's Relief Corps auxiliary met at Corry Grange Hall with 15 local members and two Erie guests. A tureen lunch was served by Mrs. Mae Hall, Mrs. Anna Babcock, and Mrs. Joseph Gentilman. President Mrs. Wesley Willis led the meeting. the charter was draped in memory of past national president M. Louise Haider. Two members attended the funeral of Mrs. Martha McIntyre. Alma Dingfelder won a special award. next session set for August 21 at the Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Corry Grange Hall
Park Street
Erie Corps
Mae Hall
Anna Babcock
Joseph Gentilman
Wesley Willis
M. Louise Haider
Twe
Martha McIntyre
Alma Dingfelder
North East
Grange Hall
Ladies Aid Holds Annual Outing
The Harbor Half Ladies Aid met for its annual family picnic at the Community House. Sixty two people including 15 members and families enjoyed a picnic dinner at 1 p.m. and played games after visiting. Mrs. Guy Fralick Mrs. Robert Lindstrom and Miss Dorothy Chelton led the events. Plans were a miscellaneous
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbor Half Ladies Aid
Guy Fralick
Robert Lindstrom
Dorothy Chelton
Shower Honors Mrs. J. Watrous
A stork shower for Mrs Jerold Watrous of Clymer, former Linda May, held Tuesday at the McCray Community Building. Hostesses were Arlo May, Robert L. May and Charles Gates. Twenty guests enjoyed games and prizes. prizes went to Dixie Sadowski Jill Sayers and Florine Lilley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerold Watrous
Clymer
Linda May
Arlo May
Corry
McCray
Robert L. May
Charles Gates
Dixie Sadowski
Jill Sayers
Florine Lilley
Almon Foster
Franco Autori To Be At Chautauqua Chautauqua appearance by Autori conduct program
Franco Autori, musical director of the Tulsa Philharmonic and former Chautauqua Symphony conductor, returns as guest conductor tonight at 8:30 in the Amphitheater. He arrives with wife Lygia Berczynska and spends days at the Hotel Athenaeum. Programs include Boyce Symphony No 1, Death and Transfiguration, Gymnopedies, Kikimora, and dances from the Three-Cornered Hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco Autori
Tulsa Philharmonic Orchestra
Chautauqua Symphony
Chautauqua
Tulsa
Boyce
Strauss
Lindow
Falla
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Wranglers
The
Golden Age Club
Ben Tan
Society Editor
Mise
Hazel Astbury and
Journal
McMichael
Birdie
YMCA
Douglas Rozelle Sr
United States Army Field Band
Soldier's Chorus
Chautauqua Amphitheater
Florence McCray
Henry
Helen) Pedensky
North Center Street
Louie
Marge) Eastman
Essex Street
Eastmans
John Hayward
Ladies Recreational Bowling League
VFW Post
James Billings
Weidner
Harland Weidner
Spar
Iansburg
Bertha Darwin
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Warren, Pa
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
Carole Gourley
Richard Roden
Bear Lake
Bert Reese
Noble Grand
Dixie Carter
Ladies Aid
Europe
J. Watrous
Phyllis Chelton
Philip Sanzone
Buffalo
N.Y
Lewis Allen
Louis Sexton
Bob Church
North Center St