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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
7
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Eve Charles Williams wed Crystal Karen Micken in a 4 p.m. ceremony at Christ Lutheran Church Superior Wisconsin. Rev George Wick officiated the double ring service. The bride, daughter of Oscar and Mrs Micken, wore organza with guipure lace and pearls. Best man was Horace Ordway. bridesmaids wore pink linen gowns. The couple will reside in Wauwatosa Wisconsin after a wedding trip to Chateau Hutier Resort.
Miss Patricia Dahl daughter of Mr and Mrs William Dahl of 828 East Main Street will graduate this evening from the Oil City Hospital School of Nursing in Oil City. She is a 1961 Corry Area High School graduate and has accepted temporary general duty nurse work at Oil City Hospital. Attending the graduation will be her parents sister Connie and Cindy Mrs Glenn Bailey of R D 1 Mr and Mrs Russell Martin and family of Spartansburg and Mrs Kenneth McCray of R D 4.
The first annual Corry Rubber Corporation company picnic drew about 100 people to Hemlock Lakes Park on Saturday. Lunch by Corner Cupboard, contests led by Raymond Muftman and Alice McKuhn, and games such as punt ing and a softball match highlighted the day. Winners included Mr and Mrs Albert Xander and others, with door prize drawings and general chair William Mackey coordinating the event.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wester entertained Plank Road Club members and guest Mrs. Irene Watson. Id Bensink led the business session and a card was signed for patient Mrs. Cecil Miller at Roswell Park Institute in Buffalo. Mrs. Philip Wade to host the September meeting at her R. D. 2 home.
A surprise bridal shower honored Miss Rachel McCray who will wed Charles Hladek at 1 am August 28 at St Elizabeth's Church. The event at 533 West Washington street was hosted by Mrs. Robert Patterson and other hostesses with games, prizes, corsage gifts, wedding cake, and floral decor. Participants included nineteen women and guests such as Mrs. Clarence Herring and Miss Barbara Hopkins.
Jonathan Lodge No 1yo of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Lady Franklin Rebekah Lodge No 140 will entertain the children and staff of the Meadville Home for Children at a picnic supper Saturday at Stennett pavilion in Mead Park. The outing will run afternoon to evening with supper at 6 o'clock. Provisions cover in case of bad weather, per Arden Baldwin and Fred Mixer of the Meadville Home Board and Jonathan Lodge. Attendees are asked to bring well filled baskets and table service. the committee will provide beverages.
Clyde Shotzbarger former Corry YMCA secretary spoke at the Rotary Club meeting in Hotel Corry. He and his wife, guests of the club, enjoyed living in Corry and may have considered residing here after retirement. Anthony Caren of Cumberland Hills, R1 attended as another guest.
Birdie notes Stod dards and family after World’s Fair trip to New York City and Columbia. Others include Armitages and McVicklees returning from vacations, visits with Utah relatives, and tours of Salt Lake City, Bingham Copper Mine, and Rocky Mountain National Park. Also mentions Orange Springs visitors, Amici Class gathering, Chautauqua Ballet Matinee, and a Hangmen hootenanny at YMCA.
Mrs Ora Loveland and Mrs Hazel Hldred chair the annual Corry Area Golden Age Club Flower Show at the YMCA tomorrow from noon to 8 pm. All welcome to exhibit flowers, foliage, and arrangements. entries accepted 10 am to 12 noon. Judging by Sam Gencu and Mrs Lenla Cole. Admission free. open to residents across Union City, Spartansburg, Spring Creek, and surrounding towns.
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