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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1965
Page
5
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Bonna Lee Oyer and David Albert Faris wed on June 10 at the Calgary Methodist Church in Arlington Massachusetts. Bonna, a 1964 Corry Area High School graduate, will study psychology at Geneva College Beaver Falls, PA. David, Somerville High School 1962 graduate, is a Geneva senior majoring in social science. They will honeymoon two weeks with the groom’s parents before settling in Beaver Falls.
Miss Connie Proctor daughter of Rev and Mrs La Verne Proctor West Seneca N Y married Lawrence Westley son of Mr and Mrs Howard Westley North East in a 730 PM ceremony at The Methodist Church Ripley N Y A reception followed Linda Proctor was maid of honor Bonnie Proctor Betty Proctor and Jan et Jones bridesmaids James Smallman best man Lynn Westley flower girl Jesse Peck ring bearer After a Florida trip the couple will reside in Syracuse Mrs Westley a Ripley Central School graduate studying political science and languages at Syracuse University Mr Westley a Clymer Central School graduate works as credit claims manager at Sears Roebuck and Company in Syracuse
The 35th annual Eben P Mason descendants reunion drew 57 people to Mead Park on Saturday. Bruce Mason presided at the business meeting while officers elected for the coming year include Bruce Mason president Wilson Burlingame vice president Mrs Lawrence Crispin secretary treasurer and Mrs Charles Lawson historian. The gathering featured a noon picnic a display of Boxer Rebellion era Chinese curios and a plan for gifts to be made, with the 1966 reunion set for Nichols Lodge in Mead Park the first Saturday in August.
The Findley Lake gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lines featured a thre en din ner party with many attendees. Cards, games and visiting prevailed as Mrs. Needham and Mrs. Sears won awards while Mrs. Heberlein shared Europe trip photos. Birthday observances for Mrs. Sinare and Mrs. Heberlein were noted.
A man found his parked car damaged and two notes left on the windshield. One taunts about the writer pretending to reveal license and name. A police broadcast described a 1962 moss-green sedan with two occupants, a man with dark curly hair and glasses, and a blond woman, with partial ages and heights.
Mrs Crispin presented pictures and history of the Mason family, while Mrs Charles Lawson shared the group’s memories. The gathering admired Mead Park for its beauty and its fitting setting for their reunion.
Charles Sutter of the Kingua Dam project public relations spoke at the Kiwanis Club at Hotel Cor ry about relocating Indian burial grounds and reburial of famous Indians. Dr James Bogden attended. Directors met at Leroy Pecks home to finalize plans for a Friday and Saturday concession tied to Sidewalk Bazaar Daze with a cotton candy machine run by Kiwanis members led by Embert Earle. Narey Yenchak chaired the Ladies Night plans for a dinner and show at Chautauqua on August 21 for Kiwanis families.
Twelve members of the Navy Mothers Club gathered at Alma Dingfelder’s North East home for a tureen dinner and social time. The business session was led by Mrs. Douglas Rozelle Sr. commander. Mrs. Carl Peterson will host the next meeting on September 13.
The annual Methodist Church family picnic sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service was held last evening at Stennett pavilion in Mead Park with 60 attendees. Committee head Mrs. Lloyd Shawver led the planning with assistants Mrs. Bryan Stowe Mrs. Samuel Antrim Mrs. Jerry Hoyt Miss Louise Williams and Mrs. Justin Butters. Attendees enjoyed a bountiful tureen dinner games and visiting.
Mr and Mrs James R Proper of 120 Wright Street announce the engagement of their daughter Diane to Frederick W Whitmeyer son of Mr and Mrs Milton E Whitmeyer of 22 Graves Street Union City A date for the wedding has not been set.
Susan Weston visits Buzzards Bay with Vanssens while Susan Raupach spends summer there. Ronald Hixson returns home after three years in the Army, mostly Germany, son of Rozelle Hixson. Concord Ridge holds Hayes School picnic at Chelton Farm with dinner at 1 p.m. Pfc. Orville Huff heads to Viet Nam after birthday leave. Jansen family visits from Tampa. Hoylen and Gordon families host. Concord 4-H plans roundup at Wattsburg Fairgrounds August 21. Community Club meets. pie donations requested. Quote praises Mr Oscar Vanceness as a special kind of truth.
Pittsburgh and nearby McKees Rocks plants resume operations today after a two week strike ended by an agreement. Workers returned to the Levison Steel Co. plants under the settlement, restoring production and service in the region.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Nielsen celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at their R D 2 home attended by about 100 guests. Their son Arnold Nielsen hosted the event with many gifts and a purse of money. The couple, married August 1 1925 in Erie, have six grandchildren and another son Gilbert Nielsen of Whittier California.
The quote asserts that truth and beauty reside in human behavior and are essential to understanding life. It references a view attributed to Harry A. Overstreet, emphasizing moral form and humane conduct as the core of credible perception.
A surprise sweet sixteen party honored Nancy Buesink Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Buesink. About thirty guests enjoyed a barbecue birthday cake and dancing. Nancy received many gifts and was assisted by her sister Cindy. A daughter Mary Elizabeth was born yesterday at Duke Rand to Mr and Mrs James D Watson of Durham NC. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Glennis Warner of Columbus Ave and Mr and Mrs J Donald Watson of East Congress St. Mrs Watson is the former Margaret Ann Warner. A son David James II was born yesterday morning to Lt and Mrs David J Carlson of Vandenberg AFB CA. Mrs Carlson is the former Judith Beers of Johnsonburg. Paternal grandparents are Mr Harold Carlson of 23 East Congress St.
Miss Nancy Mong's August 25 wedding at First Methodist Church was celebrated with a dinner party hosted by Miss Judy Gentilman Karen Ferry and Miss Ruth Ann Galbreath at Driftwood in Jamestown. The guests presented a gift from Shop Your Corry Stores.
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