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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1977
Page
5
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Barbara L. Swarm and Jerome A. Gates announce their engagement and upcoming marriage. Barbara, a 1976 Corry Area High School graduate, works at the Red Barn in Corry. Jerome, a 1974 CAHS graduate, is employed at Cooper Energy Services. The wedding is set for May 20, 1978 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in Corry.
William Hammerlee of Corry named to Asbury College spring quarter dean's list at the Christian liberal arts school in Wilmore Kentucky. He is son of Mr and Mrs W Dale Hammerlee with Asbury enrolling 1176 students from 44 states and 21 foreign countries. Events and notices include auxiliary meetings, reunions, a crowded August calendar, local club gatherings, and a July through August schedule of social and civic events in Elgin, Corry, and surrounding areas.
A bridal shower and family event honored Pam Eastman bride elect of Scott Morton. Hostesses Mrs Lawrence Snapp and Molly Morton hosted at the Snapp home with a yellow and green theme. About 20 guests from Union City Titusville Centerville and Spartansburg attended. Eastman received numerous gifts and she and Morton plan nuptial vows September 24 at the United Methodist Church in Spartansburg.
Bernice Marth stays at American Sunday School Camp helping with cooking. VanEardens and TeWinkle attend grand nephew Michael Moses wedding in McDonald Ohio followed by a reception. A tree struck a home and telephone lines burned during storms. Seven cows died at Titus Martin farm on Route 74 and one at Ronald Rhodes farm near North Clymer. VanEardens visit Jamestown. Friendly Circle met with picnic at Harold Thompson home with twelve attendees. Prizes awarded to several members. Redman to host in September. Hamiltons and Seabrook kin visit Conneaut Lake. Johnny to stay a few days. Eva Powers and daughters visit Bayle home. farewell picnic for Gravinks headed to New Hampshire. Guests from away include Rhodes, Bayles, Damons, Johnsons, Pateben, Bemis, Craday families. wedding of Kevin White and Annette Redlecks at Corry United Methodist Church. Ladies Fellowship meets at Dorothy Carroll home. Charlotte Raymond to entertain in September. Hazel Ahigrin and Dorothy Shields mentioned in passing.
The 47th annual Eben P. Mason descendants reunion occurred on Saturday August 6 at Mead Park Corry with 30 attendees. Highlights included a 1 p.m. thr ee n dinner, reports by Gary Mason Mildred Crispin and others, the “Show and Tell” craft display, gift presentations, and notes on the Mason history book. The group planned the 1979 gathering for Nichols Lodge and Lakeside Pavilion. The Jackman family reunion followed at Red Top Pavilion Mead Park with 25 attendees and officers Betty Mosher and Bonnie Nielsen elected. next year’s event will be the first Sunday in August.
Mr and Mrs Carl Bayle and Mr and Mrs Carl L Marsh with Tonia from Oklahoma City arrived Monday evening to spend a couple of weeks with friends and relatives. Boast Corry It’s Good For You.
Mr and Mrs Rupert Keppel of 55 West Main Street Columbus were honored at an open house in observance of their 50th anniversary. Children Paul and Doris Keppel Sr. and Richard and Cindy Keppel Sr. hosted with about 80 guests from nearby towns attending. The couple married August 5 1927 at Abbe Reformed Church in Clymer. They have one grandchild and four great grandchildren.
Kristopher Parkhurst marked his fifth birthday with a wiener roast and picnic hosted by his parents in Corry. Guests included Lynn Sheehan, Cory Turben, Kelly Newton, and others. prizes went to Turben, Newton, Anjeanette Jewell, and Karen Jaquith. A Snoopy theme dominated the cake and decor.
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